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- Argentina
What is the difference between the two? Don't they forge with souls?
A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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What is the difference between the two? Don't they forge with souls?
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...This hurts a lot more than I would like to admit...
Forging refers to the more material part of their art and soul binding refers to the more spiritual, mechanically it's transmutation and necromancy lore respectively
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- Argentina
Hmmm.
I wonder, which one could give us a boost to our God-crafting proposal? We needed anchors like weirwoods, maybe Forging could be useful for that (I am personally always inclined to Soulstuff, but I'm not sure that mulching souls into screaming brass pieces is actually useful to what we want to do)
I wonder, which one could give us a boost to our God-crafting proposal? We needed anchors like weirwoods, maybe Forging could be useful for that (I am personally always inclined to Soulstuff, but I'm not sure that mulching souls into screaming brass pieces is actually useful to what we want to do)
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- Chicago
Alternatively, which one would we still use after the anti-brass ritual? Or do we want lore that makes said ritual more effective?
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- United States
That ritual is mainly going to be affected by how much actual Living Brass we're able to steal rather than what lore we have.
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- United States
@DragonParadox, at what rate could we reasonably get all the lore on offer here?
You could but it would come off as quite suspicious. There are not many people around able to throw around that kind of money.
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- United States
Sorry, my fault for not being more clear.
I meant what rate of time. How long do we need to wait to pick up the other bits of forbidden lore?
One every two months works, Maelor could build different personas for each one with enough time between then that they should not be immediately associated with each other in the traitor's mind.
egoo
Totally Not Creating Problems Where None Existed
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- Russia
So, best case, we'll get only 1 more price without endangering Maelor's cover, before shit starts to get too hot in the CoB, then.
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- United States
Not any time soon. We're going to get Westeros conquered and hopefully deal with the Court of Stars and the Deep Ones before continuing this scheme against the Efreeti.
Excellent. We will collect.
@DragonParadox, any luck getting maps of the Celestial Planes (in regards to Deep Ones and Daemon strongholds)? We had a mediocre map last time we looked.
I'll roll for that when you are in heaven's shore for the auction.
Hmm... not a lot of votes. Is something unclear or just on the most interesting vote?
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- United States
It's not the most important vote. Lore is lore, and there does seem to be a general agreement at least on what to go for.
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- Germany
[X] Golemcraft
Evaunit02mark1
S-s-smell the Prey, S-s-start the Hunt.
[X] Soul Binding lore
Considering how valuable a Soul tends to be the more we know about it the better in my opinion.
That and any way to safeguard our allies against permadeath is always a must.
Considering how valuable a Soul tends to be the more we know about it the better in my opinion.
That and any way to safeguard our allies against permadeath is always a must.
