That's just the geosphere. I was talking about the Earth as in not just the planet itself, but also the stuff above ground, in which case it is oxygen. Not that it really matters anyway, because oxygen is burned by fire anyways.
When you say freezing anything, what do you mean by that? Is it like frostbite type of freeze, or just encased in ice, and does it effect the dragons?
So basically a mostly unbreakable shield?
But that's not the Earth, that's the Air.
Very vicious frostbite, along with apt he's of ice crawling up on the body, where depending on what is facing her
Pretty much. And nigh unmeltable, unless you reach like, molten lava temperatures.
See!
Your saying something here, but I have no idea what.
I don't think She is, I'm just trying to make sure I actually understand the specifics. I don't see myself winning with my powers unless I munchkin the crap out of them, you see, so I'm trying to get some ideas. I mean, basically I think I'm just going to have to stall the crap out of everyone, but I'd like to see if their are any weaknesses I can exploit. I figure we've been fighting for a stupid long time, so we should no each others capabilities to an extent by now. And to that extent, if you have any questions about Yggdrasil, please ask. This isn't a one way street after all.
You, @chocolote12 's Subterranean magic, maybe a few other's i'm missing... it's not op, it's just a uber durable shield. To be fair any power can seem op if you boil it don the the base if it's idea.
Clarification here, powers reset when battle commences? Is that just a rules-limitation set up so that they couldn't spam it when they weren't actually encountering each other?
Alliances therefore actually involve lots of fighting and disengaging, as both parties use the duration of their battles to achieve their true objective as a form of intentional collateral.
I mean, my dragon's final form is basically a second Amazon rainforest, so hopefully I drop it somewhere that won't mind the sudden influx of trees.
Drop it on the actual Amazon. Give every tree a doppleganger. Annoy farmers and conservationists alike.I mean, my dragon's final form is basically a second Amazon rainforest, so hopefully I drop it somewhere that won't mind the sudden influx of trees.
Actually expected something like absolute zero, to be honest.
Funny thing is, if either of them win, every one is pretty much fucked. By the time Solaris is done with cleansing the world of sin and corruption, there wouldn't be enough left for a sustainable population.
And if Ferrum wins, he's just going to wish for another Golden Age of benevolent geniuses.
So, 200 years ago, did Ferrum win the last one?And if Ferrum wins, he's just going to wish for another Golden Age of benevolent geniuses.
It's almost like the Physics Dragons have more relatable motivations or something.
Name: Izumi Nori
Age: 25
Gender: F
Nationality: Japan
Element: Nature
Status: College Graduate
Bio: A scion of an ancient line of druids who have dedicated their art to preserving nature in all of its mysteries and wonders. Izumi, howeverm was a little bit of a black sheep amongst her clan. Awed by the possibilities of genetic research since young, she grew fixated on understanding and improving nature. These were topics that her clan consider off-limit, down right sinful. Their job was to protect nature, to seek to understand and meddle with the nature order was the height of irreverence for them.
After an explosive argument with her family over what exactly was acceptable magic, she left their coven in Japan, carrying her notes with her, deadset on pioneering a new branch of druidic magic, one focused on control and understanding, instead of agreement and appeasement.
"Great Dragon, I summon you!"
And if Ferrum wins, he's just going to wish for another Golden Age of benevolent geniuses.
It's almost like the Physics Dragons have more relatable motivations or something.
So, 200 years ago, did Ferrum win the last one?
Let's see.. have no idea what Ancalagon would wish for..
Willy would wish fora familybooze. All the booze in the world.
And an invincible liver.
I-Wait-Wha-? You said the Dragon Wars took place every 200 years though?
Nature dragon won the first couple of wars, but hasn't won since.
Honestly, that sounds about right. The rate of technological progression over the last two centuries was ridiculous.So, 200 years ago, did Ferrum win the last one?
Not really, considering that the world wars don't sound like they've got anything to do with the Dragon Grail Wars. I'll also note that the Dragon of Light has, in their profile, the statement that the last five times the Dragon of Light won were known as Extinction Events.
He's going to wish that everybody that doesn't have R.I.P on their tombstone will be drafted into the skeleton war, isn't he?