Yes as I recall. IIRC it's been done that way.
In my playthroughs, I always renegade interrupt here. You furiously deny that you have anything to do with the Guardians, and there's this great rant about metahumans that climaxes in "they broke you in three but they tore out our hearts! When the time comes, Oa will burn for what they have done to our system!"
Technically, they haven't been shown 'using magic'. Even if Z'üm is telling the truth they don't need to know any more about magic than Captain Marvel does.
As it happens, the Hyperclan members aren't scry warded.Let me guess, scry warded Martians?
No, but the existence of Green Lanterns are their relationship to the Guardians is known on Mars.
No one actually died in this confrontation yet. Hyperclan members have killed, but given the oppression they suffer the SI doesn't really have a problem witht that.
Yes, but the thing is, the SI's a superhero. He is specifically trained not to escalate in situations like this unless absolutely necessary. He could get more useful information by scanning the fight between M'gann and Ma'alefa'ak than from her, and later on the Manhunters can just mindprobe her.
Those cultists had been convicted of serious criminal offences and had almost certainly murdered people during their escape attempt.
Because terrorists aren't know for being the most honest people. Given what he knows about Martain culture the chance that a White would have anything to do with magic appeared small.
I don't think that petrol would actually burn on the surface of Mars.
Only if you fail to take Z'um as an apprentice and don't take her along with you to meet the Controllers. As long as you regularly meet with her and keep them updated on your own research, Hyperclan gets pissed about the Reach and sees them as just another group of meddlers like the Guardians.
He could have the ring supply it with oxygen, but that seems a tad elaborate.
They don't know that he doesn't have much to do with the Guardians. If he opened his mind and showed them everything he knows about the situation they'd probably change their tune. As it is, he's a guy using something very much like a device used by the Guardians' employees. The obvious explanation is that he works for them as well.
You'd have to use rocket fuel.
You know, a more skilled and experienced sorcerer would likely pull off a translocation spell off immediately and without the special effects!
Let me guess, scry warded Martians?
That's... not quite right. Guardians are a subset of Maltusians, so it's more like, blaming the British Empire for what Australians are doing. Or blaming the police for what the military did. (they both wear an uniform and carry guns.)
I don't think we have sufficient in-character information on the organization to make such a judgement. The crippled, brainwashed recluse thinks they're bad, but anecdote is not data.
It's an interesting diversion, I'll admit. I tried it once, in the run where I minmaxed diplomacy as the route towards forging a white ring. (I mentioned that a few hundred pages ago -- I determined that it's the easiest way to GET the white ring, but the lack of ringslinger focus in that build means that the ring is less of a boon to you than if you take the hard way.) I actually didn't know that they'd ally with the Reach; I thought that was just a vague threat to provide the narrative impetus for the quest chain.
Depends on what the source of magic is and if it has its own motivations. For example, if you make a contract with me and become a magical girl, you will be using sparkling effects and wearing a skirt.
I think I noted while editing Gaolbreak that branding was really fast here:
Much faster than against Psimon, who he had quite a good reason to brand, compared to this instance of relatively minor convenience.email
I thought that while they still eat up a disproportionate amount of ring power, he still thinks it's worth it given their utility.
Lanterns can't fight without being really glowy. I'm not sure that criticizing the minor pyrotechnics here makes much sense given the MO of the main character.
Or perhaps the process of channeling unreasonablenonsensetillions of ergs and petaflops from the bullshit superpower dimension isn't 100% efficient and some is released as visible light.
Both had been beaten up a bit first and both were actively fighting.
OK, who is that girl?
Kalesh of Jonosh-El, a Gemworlder girl who becomes Timothy's friend and lover.
