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Okay, would Vee at least be able to handle one Weirwood in Saltcliff?
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Okay, would Vee at least be able to handle one Weirwood in Saltcliff?
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Mass production, here we come.
First customers are Braavos and Dorne, and then we'll see what we can do for Mantarys.On a slightly less relevant note, @DragonParadox, is there any reliable way for Vee to recover from the evil points she'd accumulate from spending 7 Summon Monster II spells on Eyewings for weirwood sacrifice? Apparently summoning celestials as a counter wouldn't work...
So, what about summoning only one Eyewing every day and one celestial every day? Would that be a small enough mental strain for her to handle?
Or would we need to rely on other methods to get Vee good points? Like having her work extra hard in healing our citizens?
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You know what's funny? In principle, sacrificing demons to the Weyrwood should net you 2 times evil points - once for the calling spell, and once for sacrificing sentients.
Buying slaves and sacrificing them ...
First thing I thought when I read that: "the face of Tywin if he would meet Dany now."
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Its just a tablet, we can copy it.
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Wouldn't we get evil points for engaging in the slave trade anyway?
Seriously though, we can't be this close to unlimited sacrifice only to run into a roadblock like this.
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Mass production, here we come.
On a slightly less relevant note, @DragonParadox, is there any reliable way for Vee to recover from the evil points she'd accumulate from spending 7 Summon Monster II spells on Eyewings for weirwood sacrifice? Apparently summoning celestials as a counter wouldn't work...
So, what about summoning only one Eyewing every day and one celestial every day? Would that be a small enough mental strain for her to handle?
Or would we need to rely on other methods to get Vee good points? Like having her work extra hard in healing our citizens?
Natural drift towards good would help, yes but Vee is pretty comfortably neutral not trending good since the whole grafting business.
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If we summoned 7 eyewings for sacrifice, how many evil points would that net for Vee? And how close to an evil alignment is she?
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Train someone evil to cast the spell ...Seriously though, we can't be this close to unlimited sacrifice only to run into a roadblock like this.
Don't get too excited. It will take a master smith and retraining in spellcraft to make the skill checks required.
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Azema is our default. If we can pull that off we are abusing the hell out of this.
Retraining in spellcraft? I thought you said that regular mastersmiths could pull this off.
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Seriously though, we can't be this close to unlimited sacrifice only to run into a roadblock like this.
Maybe because it defeats the point?
How can you sacrifice something that you can't ever run out of? Or sacrifice something that cost you nothing?
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I'm pretty sure that there are cost involved; you don't get +1 enchantments for free.
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Still dislike that standard summons change your alignment.
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Sometimes the masterwork smithy, tools and competence item are totally worth it ...
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By that logic no demons should ever count as sacrifices because the Abyss will never ever run out of them.Maybe because it defeats the point?
How can you sacrifice something that you can't ever run out of? Or sacrifice something that cost you nothing?
The Old Gods don't care, only so long as they have the appropriate amount of HD.
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And set Glyra the task to get her less evil. He, she likes pranks!
And if she manages it, Azema becomes less of a liability and Glyra grows.
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To be fair, Calling demons takes XP for the spell, hunting wild ones is difficult, or risky or at least time-consuming.
The idea of sacrifice is that you sacrifice something, not to redirect a stream of demons from an open portal directly into a Cold Iron knife.
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The smith still needs to understand what he is doing, hence spellcraft. Keep in mind an expert gets to pick his class skills so there won't be a problem with cross-class training.
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Look at it from a thematic PoV.
Sacrifice implies effort and giving something up. Allowing for easy, unlimited and guilt free sacrifice makes it not sacrifice.
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If anything the Old Gods should reward us for finding a loophole. They'd certainly be happy with new weirwoods popping up left and right.
Is it thematic sacrifice? No. But so what? If we manage to teach this to Azema there is absolutely no reason not to abuse the hell out of this.
You want effort? The effort was conquering an entire city full of demons and stumbling across the perfect demon to sacrifice en mass.