I wonder what Number Man thinks of the clusterfuck that just happened since he had a hand in setting it off.
I know how a mushroom cloud forms, what I mean is that unless somehow enough gasoline was aerosolised, a large majority of the gasoline won't explode due to the lack of oxygen to burn with, the majority of gaasoline will be "slowly" burning instead of exploding. I was wondering if there was a charm that bypassed that.Endymion said:Yes, anything over a certain amount of explosive power will create a mushroom cloud. It's a result of thermodynmics more then anything else. It's more about the cooling of the edges of the cloud and the sustained heat in the center making the characteristic shape.
Well, it's Marissa who's seeing an explosion.wkz said:Most Hollywood explosions are petrol bombs (or something similar). And yes, they do produce a weak, momentary mushroom cloud if conditions are correct...
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Taylor's Hollywood-tinted perspectives strikes again!!
Does it allow thing to burn instantly* without an oxydant?Alasnuyo said:It just got hit by the World-Weathering Incandescence. That'll probably do it.
Khaos said:It may be nitpicking but would a tanker explosion result in a mushroom shape cloud? I'm going to assume that it's a product tanker transporting gasoline, ie one of the most flammable and explosive product refine from crude oil. But would it achieve the proper fuel-air mixture so that the combustion is instant enough to create an explosion that would result in a mushroom cloud?
Unless a charm was used to achieve this effect?
Yes, a charm was usedWyldhand end said:She tried to grasp the pole, but didn't have enough time. Green flames licked along the pole, I knew what I needed. I needed the flames to burn through anything, to get at the juicy center of the tanker. And shouldn't they? Shouldn't the flames that could burn flesh with unnatural ease burn metal as well? It was logical, and it felt right.
SolipsistSerpen said:When I said "definite nuclear themes" I mean some of the charms don't just give off radiation but create mushroom clouds (and burn shadows of people slain by them into the surroundings) by default. It wouldn't be that much of a stretch for a large mundane explosion set off by Malfeas charms to cause a mushroom cloud even if the specific charm did not.
It says 'continuously burn away at inanimate objects, immolating their least god', not instantaneously, does the complete rule set say instantaneously?Arkeus said:
Depending on the resource-value of the item in question when compared to the user's Essence, possibly, yes. I wouldn't discount the possibility that Taylor's use of the Charm somehow set off an instantaneous detonation within the tanker, which then resulted in a chain-reaction, or somesuch.Khaos said:It says 'continuously burn away at inanimate objects, immolating their least god', not instantaneously, does the complete rule set say instantaneously?
Khaos said:It says 'continuously burn away at inanimate objects, immolating their least god', not instantaneously, does the complete rule set say instantaneously?
With a 3-dice stunt like what happened, it's easy to house-rule it as 'having higher essence', i would think.summary said:If the target suffers any damage from the secondary burn, the wound continues to burn from within, suffering one level of unsoakable lethal damage each tick until destroyed. If the warlock has a higher Essence rating than the Resources value of the object, it burns more quickly and is utterly destroyed on the tick following the Infernal's attack.
SolipsistSerpen said:So... When I say "by default" I mean " regardless of the actual amount of heat or explosion involved." You know, because they're magic and Malfeas likes the idea of nuclear holocaust enough to just have trappings of it attached to his stuff even when it shouldn't be.
You seemed like you had a legitimate question originally but now you just seem willfully obstinate.
BlackWarth said:It destroy the target instantly if its Resources value is lesser than the Infernal Essence.
Kelenas said:Depending on the resource-value of the item in question when compared to the user's Essence, possibly, yes. I wouldn't discount the possibility that Taylor's use of the Charm somehow set off an instantaneous detonation within the tanker, which then resulted in a chain-reaction, or somesuch.
Not trying to be obstinate, just to understand how it works. Thanks.Arkeus said:With a 3-dice stunt like what happened, it's easy to house-rule it as 'having higher essence', i would think.
Sun dancer literally has the power to create and control small SUNS.Rask said:Good: Trickster won't cause any more problems! Yay!
Also, if Taylor recruits Sundancer after this, then she might as well rename the team. "Collateral Damage Girls" seems appropriate. Seriously, when the giant stompy monster is the one least likely to lower property values...
Or summoned demons. Everything is better with summoned demons.Yog said:And yeah, the girls could probably drive an Endbringer off on their own, if they (not Taylor) weren't glass cannons. Which could probably be remedied with some helpful mutations.
Endymion said:Good combos for Sundancer. Her plus Clockblocker's time stop; if she had actually fought during the Leviathan Arc when Clock did his thing they probably could have turned Levi at that point.
She would suck though against Behemoth; he redirects energy anything she did would just power him for the most part.
Do we have any idea how long she can keep up high intensity use of her powers? Clockblockers lasts minutes at times... but if they build some restraines beforehand...Yog said:And yeah, the girls could probably drive an Endbringer off on their own, if they (not Taylor) weren't glass cannons. Which could probably be remedied with some helpful mutations.
That can only be used if Taylor is the one doing the firing. So unless she uses another power to turn the girls into Artifact weapons that she then grabs and wield herself, that won't help.Endymion said:Kissed by Hellish Noon, I think. It says it can be used to empower artillery, I'd think SD and DoD would both count as artillery.
This goes very much against malfeas thematics, you won't find good homebrew Charms that do that in Malfeas's Charm set.Endymion said:If not, there's probably homebrew charms for empowering an allies attack.
Something that can do this in general would be really nice, as a calling card of a sort. All defilers allies get their attcks enhanched by green fire.Sojiko said:This goes very much against malfeas thematics, you won't find good homebrew Charms that do that in Malfeas's Charm set.
On the other hand, it doesn't go against The Ebon Dragon's thematics since he has Charms like Unfair Excellence Edowement. And then she could create an Heretical Charm that combines Malfeas's green hatefire with TED's corrupting other's power with his own to turn Sundance into a green sun generator.
If I remember correctly Usher's power was the thing that let Chevalier fight Behemoth in close combat.warlock7 said:there are other capes that can buff them, like Usher...
probably only real good against Levi, but still...
If it should somehow be considered an inanimate object, i dont think the effect would mechanically do more than damaging it (whatever that does).Yog said:
Conscience.logiccosmic said:The dust was so thick, but I could hear a child crying, and I didn't want another death on my conscious.
If it was a LPG tanker that thing will have exploded like a small nuclear weapon. Unlike gasoline, LPG WANTS to be a really large cloud of gas, mixin' with your atmosphere. An accident with an LPG tanker is one of the biggest worries any port can have.Khaos said:It may be nitpicking but would a tanker explosion result in a mushroom shape cloud? I'm going to assume that it's a product tanker transporting gasoline, ie one of the most flammable and explosive product refine from crude oil. But would it achieve the proper fuel-air mixture so that the combustion is instant enough to create an explosion that would result in a mushroom cloud?
Unless a charm was used to achieve this effect?
I don't think this would work like that, exactly, because fire isn't an inanimate object upon which you can paint things, but the general idea is sound.Rask said:She could probably consider it a beloved item and poison it with Kimbery Charms, though.
The answer is allways Explosions. Sometimes people just don't ask the right question.HioH said: