A Conjuror's journey
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- US
Plenty of places with sand and skeletons, but very few with malice filled night-skies. The only other plausible ones for that, according to TVtropes, might be the Belgariad or Warcraft, maybe in Outland.
At first I thought the monsters from the deep might be sea monsters, but they could just as easily be from underground. So I thought of Dragonage, but couldn't find a fort that worked for it. There are also monsters that work for it in Warcraft as well, and more than enough forts that might qualify. The tricky bit is the tune, which seems like it should be controlling the monsters.
At first I thought the monsters from the deep might be sea monsters, but they could just as easily be from underground. So I thought of Dragonage, but couldn't find a fort that worked for it. There are also monsters that work for it in Warcraft as well, and more than enough forts that might qualify. The tricky bit is the tune, which seems like it should be controlling the monsters.
PieceThruWar
Not an eldritch abomination
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- The Server Farm
Correct! Fort Independence.
The word 'Malice' is very important to the world's story.
PieceThruWar
Not an eldritch abomination
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- The Server Farm
It could be, but I hadn't even thought about that. It is much more recent of a release than Berserk. Look at your profile pic
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- US
Zelda Breath of the Wild, Gerudo Desert?
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- St. Petersburg
What can you normally do with Oblivion Gates? Are they our ticket out of here? How do we travel to another world? Can we go back to the worlds we visited?
Also, can someone remind me if we have any goals left to accomplish in this world? Except collecting the bounty for ending werewolf infestation in Tarbes (but someone may have already stolen all our kills?) and possibly the Dremora Lord.
- Location
- Brazil
Basicaly yes.
from the top of my head :
going back to londinium to grab the treasure we left here and fiure out what we do with the undead.
building a solid base of operations and fallback point.
spending some time actualy researching in deep the local magical tradition to see if there is anything worthwhile.
also look in cannons and handguns
killing that manticore.
personaly I want to go back to londinium and use the undead work force to build a giantic flying ship as a mobile base.
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PieceThruWar
Not an eldritch abomination
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- The Server Farm
Correct!
1: An Oblivion gate is normally used to reach the realm of a willing Daedric Prince. Cynric's method cannot enter a Prince's realm, but will work for most others.
2: Yes
3: By opening an Oblivion Gate or redoing the ritual from the first story post.
4: Yes, an Oblivion gate is a two way portal.
As far as goals go, it depends on what you guys want to do. Karin never stopped by her home, so she's still hunting you. That Dremora Lord is out there, the werewolves have spread out from Tarbes, the Reconquista is now under the leadership of Sheffield, the undead hordes are all but unapossed in Northern Albion, the windstones under Halkeginia will eventually flip the continent, King Joseph is being a troll, the elves are worrying over the gathering void, Shaitan's gate is still being ominous, Princess Henrietta's coronation in the near future, Lagdorian/Ragdorian lake is flooding, and there is a Manticore doing who knows what unspeakable acts. Oh, and possibly an ancient anti-magic dragon sleeping in a volcano... maybe.
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- US
All the decent magic users in Fallout are horribly mutated to the point that they're no longer viable as companions.
PieceThruWar
Not an eldritch abomination
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- The Server Farm
Fallout won't give you much in terms of new magic, it does have other things you might be interested in however. Why do your companions need to be magic users and why can't you have mutated companions?
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- pennsylvania
could we find eldritch magics in fallout?
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- Brazil
considering how we handled flitlock rifles I think we woul be better served be a more gradual trasition, like say going harry potter first, then divin in the deep end tha is fallout and getting blidsided at every turn.
PieceThruWar
Not an eldritch abomination
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- The Server Farm
Define Eldritch magics, because a lot of TES magic is eldritch. If you are asking whether the Dunwich borers spookiness is canon, then yes it is.
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- New Mexico
Good point... I agree.
PieceThruWar
Not an eldritch abomination
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- The Server Farm
Umm... Harry Potter has instakill
- Location
- Vancouver
Dear god, we have to run, its the only option.
In all seriousness though, while both Fallout and Harry Potter are dangerous, I think we'll have more of an edge in Fallout if we can find a decent companion to give us a low down on some of the basics of the world. Harry Potter, well, some of the spells there are just completely broken even if you know about them in advance, so we should probably have a few more tools and tricks before we go there.
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- New Mexico
But, but, Ron Weasley as a companion, along w/ Louise... c'mon.
(We'd at least double our 'accidents', and get treated to the humor that is Ron.)
- Location
- Boston
Though as an old guy [i.e. not at little boy] Cynric will not fit in for hogwarts shenanigans. which would likely be a problem. That and he doesn't like wands, or people chanting to cast spells, and hp has both
PieceThruWar
Not an eldritch abomination
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- The Server Farm
I don't think I've ever seen Ron Weasley used as a positive example before.
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- New Mexico
You're welcome.
