I was about to ask who would have invented meters here when I realized it was probably Dwarfs.
This is the real lesson we learned from destroying the black college. Get bigger pockets lol
... A pocket dimension to hold all the paperwork, hunh? Nice try Algard.
Nah, we learned it from Liljiana at the Kul camp.
Two cubics meters is actually a very large trunk, so if this is possible I would really like to do it. Think of all the dragon skulls it could fit!
I was about to declare that meter being a Dawi unit is now canon, but then I remembered that Khazalid has the number Groz and Klinkarhun numerals have been explicitly said in-quest to be kind of shit so now I'm not sure.The first time that 'meters' appears in an update is when she scouts Karag Lhune. Clearly hanging out with dwarves introduced her to the superior measurement
You don't need to enchant something to mass produce magic for Bless though? You just need to use how all enchantments work, which is that they autonmously cast one spell (which is easier to mess with than if a Wizard casts it personally). Bless works on multiple pieces of ammunition at once (five, according to the rpg rules). Mathilde casts it once to enchant all her bullets in one fight (I think when Alkharad ambushes Roswita when she's heading to K8P for the sword ceremony?)
Maybe it's a small civil war between the traditionalists using Ancestor-units and the radicals with this new-fangled 'metric'.
Stirland Repeater would give really bang for our buck for such spell tough.
What you want to do, my adventurous friend, is make a portal to the warp.
It worked for the Old Ones. Except for that one time.
Again, not really, Bless already works on multiple pieces of ammo at once, and the Stirland Repeater isn't a weapon in widespread use becasue it's already expensive. Enchanting them just drives up the cost even further.
But the Ancestors were really smart and changed their traditions, so they inherited a sensible system.
I'm sorry, what? Which is the weird, colonialising island nation? And who has a confusing and deliberately obtuse and even contradicting language?
I'm not sure an Ulgu Orb of Sorcery would actually be the best fit for the Ismuir Road. It's an area ~20-25 miles long that needs to hold an enchantment, that seems like something that could be better served by a bunch of powerstones distributed along its path.
