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We would not be given a choice if it were negative. You just get those, no choices involved.
NorseQuest (A Norse Xianxia)
- Thread starter I.F. Ister
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- Original Fantasy Action
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We would not be given a choice if it were negative. You just get those, no choices involved.
do we have confirmation for that? it seems reasonable, and I assumed so before, but this seems too easily negative and is a mystery box of effect. and I don't wanna take the risk
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Not explicitly? But listen, IF is not gonna give us a choice between something good and something bad without some sort of warning label. That's a dick move and not something he's gonna do.
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I mean, just from gameplay perspective, why would we get the option to choose between an entirely negative muna and a positive, if niche, muna?
I do hope you are right. I do suppose there is at least some good effects to it. but it can still cause damage
Alectai
Speaks Words of Wisdom... On occasion
They're both good presumably, they're just good in different ways. Stacking in favor of future kids isn't going to hurt after all (If we can, for instance, get something that gives the Body stat buff without actually making you huge, that could be useful for future kids), but drawing a more clear line between Blackhand and Halla will likely have other benefits going forward too.
Remember Blackhand isn't the source of our power; Halla's orthstirr and odr are her own. He offers advice, knowledge about the world and some training benefits, but it shouldn't actually damage us in any way.
ThatGazzer
Minds Eye Bind
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[X] Muna: Different After All
[X] Muna: A Dream That Could Have Been
This just fits better in every way.
This just fits better in every way.
Honestly, part of me is swinging around towards A Dream That Could Have Been; I do like the idea of Halla occasionally looking back on what might have been.
Have to admit that part of my motivation here was wanting a Muna that we can use right now in the Quest. I know a lot of people get a real kick out of essentially playing CKII on the trait selection for the kids and I respect that, but it's not something I get as much out of. That might be part of my vote here.
Have to admit that part of my motivation here was wanting a Muna that we can use right now in the Quest. I know a lot of people get a real kick out of essentially playing CKII on the trait selection for the kids and I respect that, but it's not something I get as much out of. That might be part of my vote here.
I.F. Ister
Fortifying The Thread
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If everyone is okay with it, I'll go ahead and call the vote
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[X] Muna: Different After All
Looks like I got in just under the wire!
Looks like I got in just under the wire!
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- some computer lab
[X] Muna: Different After All
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- on the way to the fire.
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[X] Muna: Different After All
Scoot over, it's crowded under here.
I.F. Ister
Fortifying The Thread
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Alright, voting is now closed
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An understatement, since we're coming over to trade rather than raid, and brought back one of their own.
I.F. Ister
Fortifying The Thread
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For those curious, I'll give you the top 2 boons and the worst flaw from Gabriel's sheet
Boons:
-Worthy: If something has a 'you must be worthy to use this' clause, you fit it
-Coal-Fired Heart: You are able to wield the Blackstone Blade and, furthermore, are immune to most hostile magics
Flaw:
-Well-Hidden Potential: Though you have truly incredible potential, it is so well hidden that it might as well not even be there—until it suddenly is.
Boons:
-Worthy: If something has a 'you must be worthy to use this' clause, you fit it
-Coal-Fired Heart: You are able to wield the Blackstone Blade and, furthermore, are immune to most hostile magics
Flaw:
-Well-Hidden Potential: Though you have truly incredible potential, it is so well hidden that it might as well not even be there—until it suddenly is.
I actually think he had a decent chance of killing Steinarr for a variety of reasons.
The Blackstone Style which is bolstered by the family coal mine, him being a rough draft possible player character and now the ridiculous potential trait which definitely belongs on a protagonist tiered latelbloomer character.
He might even kill Halla later on if not Steinarr too.
I am shook.
The Blackstone Style which is bolstered by the family coal mine, him being a rough draft possible player character and now the ridiculous potential trait which definitely belongs on a protagonist tiered latelbloomer character.
He might even kill Halla later on if not Steinarr too.
I am shook.
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- on the way to the fire.
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...How would that have interacted with needing to pay a price to use Seidr and other things? because it is either a huge benefit or at most a timesaver.
I don't know how much the Norse have Worthy clause so much as do this epic deed and then we will talk?
The immunity to hostile magic is great and we did miss on it earlier, so having it bloodlined would have been nice, but its still a slot that might be used to other things and we are likely to at least speck all our next character with Seidr, so it's not like we would be totally defenseless either way.
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