- Location
- some computer lab
I just binged the quest, and I'm sure someone has brought it up before, but we need a Wits technique really badly. integrating it will increase our charmcrafting cap.
Yeah, it is certainly something on my radar. Possibly a Wit's archer technique?I just binged the quest, and I'm sure someone has brought it up before, but we need a Wits technique really badly. integrating it will increase our charmcrafting cap.
Yeah a Wits Earth crafting technique seems ideal, we are unlikely to stumble upon such a technique, so if I had to rate the qualities in orderof importance it would probably goYeah, it is certainly something on my radar. Possibly a Wit's archer technique?
However, I feel particularly fond of the idea to get a Wit's crafting technique. Possibly an earth-based technique related to manipulating earth and stone like wet clay? Something that I'm interested in certainly, but I don't know about others.
To be fair, we already have Auroch as a tech, and it includes the Earth we're hoping for.Yeah a Wits Earth crafting technique seems ideal, we are unlikely to stumble upon such a technique, so if I had to rate the qualities in orderof importance it would probably go
1 Wits- our crafting is bottlenecked until we integrate a wits technique
2 Earth- our senior told us to get one of these and we want to stay in her good books
3 Crafting- if these exist they would be a great benefit to us.
I mean, fair enough, but I'm starting to wonder how good Zhi's parents actually were if every response to "Why doesn't Zhi know that?" is "too busy crafting." You would think that he would get an actual education if he's expected to actually function in cultivator society instead of just sealing himself off as a neet in a cave banging out charms.Zhi grew up in Harmony, so it wasn't really much of a concern for him. Plus he was too busy crafting to learn about that!
so thats the watsonian reason, the doylist reason is waaaaay back at the start of the quest, we chose thisI mean, fair enough, but I'm starting to wonder how good Zhi's parents actually were if every response to "Why doesn't Zhi know that?" is "too busy crafting." You would think that he would get an actual education if he's expected to actually function in cultivator society instead of just sealing himself off as a neet in a cave banging out charms.
in place of worldly knowledge skills a young minor noble would need[X] Plan: All that Glitters
-[X] Craft (Jewel Carving): 5 + 0 points
-[X] Appraise 3 points
-[X] Cycling: 3 points
-[X] Athletics: 1
-[X] Knowledge (Mineralogy): 1
-[X] Persuade 1
-[X] Perception: 1
Swans are evil. Always ready to have a go at you.You bend over, peering at a nearby painting of a swan in search of a clue-
-and jump away, back hitting the door, as the contents of the painting decide they want to take a closer look at you.
A small, gelatinous echo of a bird pulls itself out of the swan's painting. It is no larger than a cat and only comes up to your knee, but it lets out a screech of menace that forces you onto your back foot. It steps forward, flapping its wings at you, its ethereal neck twisting and darting forward like a snake.
Looks like we are getting more comfortable using him in situations besides crafting. Should probably take an action sometime to actually see what the effects he has in combat though.Before you fully realize what is happening, Chui Dao is in your hands. A step and a swing later, the ghostly swan is sailing across the room. It smashes into another painting with a sound like raw meat hitting stone.
All you can do is stare after the swan. "So," you mumble to yourself. "That was… odd."
<Mu-Ghi!>
I was wondering if it would be that easy. Turns out it is. Either we picked the right door and our techniques were well suited for the challenge or all of the first level doors are easy. Or the Warren decided to take it easy on us this time....or maybe you should stop being foolish and think like an Artist already.
Pausing only to shake your head at your own foolishness, you reach down deep into your core and step into the Garden.
And that is really useful. We can take it now and save on a trip to the Spa to restore our mental health. Or we can save it just in case we need to heal out mental health while away from the sect. I'm sure we will take some missions outside somewhat soon. I guess it depends on how much an elixir like this costs."It is," you answer, annoyance still loud in your voice despite your words. It's true; the Elixir may not be the most impressive cultivation aid you've ever held, but it has its own unique benefits. Just the single drop you tasted left you sitting in a relaxed stupor on the Warren floor for the better part of an hour. You cannot imagine what drinking the whole thing will do for you.
Elixir Gained: Speech of a Revered Great Elder! (Grade 1 Healing, restores one MEN stress box)
We're also kinda looking to try and raise our Wits by capping other Wits skills like Survival and Perception via tutoring. It was mentioned early in the quest that raising related skills may increase their attributed Stats.Yeah a Wits Earth crafting technique seems ideal, we are unlikely to stumble upon such a technique, so if I had to rate the qualities in orderof importance it would probably go
1 Wits- our crafting is bottlenecked until we integrate a wits technique
2 Earth- our senior told us to get one of these and we want to stay in her good books
3 Crafting- if these exist they would be a great benefit to us.
Surprisingly self-aware of Zhi here. With his... arrogance one would expect that he would deny being obsessed, though this is Zhi so that may not mean much.
So I just did a quick search through the thread, and I couldn't find a single instance of KZ rolling Appraise. Could someone else corroborate this?so thats the watsonian reason, the doylist reason is waaaaay back at the start of the quest, we chose this
in place of worldly knowledge skills a young minor noble would need