Hey, dumb question. Can we use Philosopher's Wreath on Accretion itself? It's a magic system, Letrizia's opinion on the matter notwithstanding. But is it ~Magical~ enough for the Sky to care?
Dammit. Forgot about that part.
Fine, switching to this:
[X] Augment Dominion: Blood
[X] Sublime Transfusion
[X] Magnitude
Accretion is probably too stronk for Wreath; we made a window into Praxis with it. That is a pretty absurd achievement.Hey, dumb question. Can we use Philosopher's Wreath on Accretion itself? It's a magic system, Letrizia's opinion on the matter notwithstanding. But is it ~Magical~ enough for the Sky to care?
Wreath can win in the same thread where Inksky couldn't because Wreath isn't an Evening Sky option at its heart. It does nothing to contribute to what the Evening Sky offers. It uses the Evening Sky as a vector to do other magics. It takes the focusing lens away from the Evening Sky itself and moves it to the wholly distinctive capabilities made available at the Evening Sky's sufferance.Why do I get the feeling that Evening Sky will only be relevant when we get Pillars?
Honestly, I don't see Wreath winning when Inksky couldn't.
Hm... both Ennobling and Sublime Transfusion are rare, but they also pursue paths to solving the Temple that don't rely on Hunger's personal power to a degree. This can be good in many ways, but there's something to be said for simplicity and consistency in the application of power. You may not always have access to Verschlengorge, or to Ennobled allies or enemies you wish to Ennoble. On the other hand, Vigor Itself - or Fierce Quickening - can never betray you!
Fierce Quickening would also help with developing Edeldross since it improves Wits. Steadily building Blood Advancements and saving Arete now could lead to a tremendous payoff in only a few more days, and if you get into real trouble you can snap-buy a Stance to improve your safety, so it's quite good overall.
To be honest, it would be nice to remove the vision-blinders the thread has on "Gotta do it myself to get it done". It's gotten quite silly to know that objectively we're only here still because Hunger's decided to commit to its resolution, but then not have the rest of the party help take much of the weight to more readily get it done.Hm... both Ennobling and Sublime Transfusion are rare, but they also pursue paths to solving the Temple that don't rely on Hunger's personal power to a degree. This can be good in many ways, but there's something to be said for simplicity and consistency in the application of power. You may not always have access to Verschlengorge, or to Ennobled allies or enemies you wish to Ennoble. On the other hand, Vigor Itself - or Fierce Quickening - can never betray you!
Fierce Quickening would also help with developing Edeldross since it improves Wits. Steadily building Blood Advancements and saving Arete now could lead to a tremendous payoff in only a few more days, and if you get into real trouble you can snap-buy a Stance to improve your safety, so it's quite good overall.
Well, rank reducing injuries are hardly unknown. If balance is your only concern, that is easy to fix, she just doesn't resurrect at full power.Also that +Catherine(?) mystery box is quite enticing, not gonna lie. I wonder if a revival Grace is among those that can be replicated? Of course, reviving what is implied to be a Rank 7+ character is really imbalanced.
I do like that idea. If Philosopher's Wreath is taken, I think that would be more useful than just doubling down on Edeldross. Infusing a Sorceror with Findross precursor could be extremely useful. What sort of cross platform synergies could that unlock?If we get it at all, I'd rather not apply the Philosopher's Wreath bonus to Edeldross. I think getting a true Grace and then working our way to High Sorcery would do a lot more for our capabilities in general due to the interactions that I think that combination could open up. Taking a look at the interactions between Findross and Edeldross would also be pretty neat, especially when we could see what happens to someone who possesses both simultaneously.
That is what I was thinking, myself.Control is severely underrated! A +20% All Stats buff that you can place on allies means Gisena's Sublime Attainment effectiveness will be even further improved! In fact, you could go Control + Ennobling for serious Gisena power...