1 Caster level for every 500 coins, so for what you have CL 7
A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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1 Caster level for every 500 coins, so for what you have CL 7
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- Germany
"There is no reason to leave behind perfectly sell-able bedrock when looting"?
tarrangar
Fat arctic chicken
Do it being raw soul stuff mean it resonate with the old gods magic domain, or do it have resonance with nothing so there's rejection chance?
The soul is where all magic comes from after all, and the greatest working of magic tend to cost EXP, which is soul stuff.
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Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
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- USA
IMO though you could use hydras and a bit of magic (prestidigitation and neutralize poison?) items to create perfectly good nutritious stew base for government run soup kitchens/orphanages. Help balance the budget a little bit and make feeding hundreds of thousands of people, even temporarily, on government dime, feasible.
So even if it tastes terrible, with magic, you can make people believe they're eating high quality beef. Or chicken.
"Hydra: It tastes just like Mama used to make!"
So even if it tastes terrible, with magic, you can make people believe they're eating high quality beef. Or chicken.
"Hydra: It tastes just like Mama used to make!"
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- United States
That's weak enough to be not worth it.
Merling King it is.
[X] Azel
Good question... I'm going to say it does resonate with the Old Gods because of their strength domain and the way the coins are warded against melting down.
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- Germany
Assuming that 50 Great Brass Seals = 1 pound of Living Brass, which would be the same conversion rate as for D&D standard currencies, we would have 330 pounds of the stuff and get 1 CL per 10 pounds. So that's 33 CL in total.
Considering that the Merling King is dangerously underfed, this sounds like a great investment to make.
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- United States
@DragonParadox, about the ship that blew up, did we at least get half of it? Every bit of these things are valuable.
The conversion does indeed work like that
You got some of the wreckage yes.
Night guys, see you tomorrow with fomenting insurgency.
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- Germany
I rest my case.
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- United States
[X] Azel
Snowfire
Polyglot of Chimera
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- Wordcats
Nani the fuck?
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- Germany
@DragonParadox, could the Merling King use the connection of the soul fragments to other fragments from the same soul to affect other Living Brass?
Could he damage equipment made from it or destroy coinage remotely by yanking the related soul fragments out of it?
Could he damage equipment made from it or destroy coinage remotely by yanking the related soul fragments out of it?
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Are we scraficing the brass seals or asking Yrten to trade some other wealth for it? Would be handy to do so imo. He has a fair amount of wealth to work with atm 
Also, we missed getting 4.8 k gold last time in the Opaline Vault :/ should remember next time.
Also, we missed getting 4.8 k gold last time in the Opaline Vault :/ should remember next time.
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*rolls knowledge*
It's theoretically posibile but that would require that he use some of his power, not draw power from the sacrifice.
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- United States
@DragonParadox, did the Efeeeti have magic items?
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- Germany
So he could use part of the brass as power source to use the rest as a conduit?
How much power per pound of dissolved brass?
Viserys can't estimate that. You would have to ask IC
Not the ones you caught
tarrangar
Fat arctic chicken
I'm going to assume there's a minimum amount of coins that need to be gathered for it to get the +2 to sacrifice, say 5 CL worth of coin get +2? Because the rules for it as written would be silly, seeing as those would be that each coin is effective CL 2, as the ritual don't have a defined minimum strength to get resonance bonus.
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- Germany
Oh, we will. Rest assured of that.
[X] Sacrifice it to the Merling King. Leave the Brass Seals though as to not alert the Sultan to your shenanigans.
-[X] Ask him if he could use the power gained from the sacrifice to destroy other Living Brass, which bears shards of the same souls as those within that brought to his altar.
This is just too delicious.
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[X] Azel