That might be a technical problem?But is that why I said we just need to ask them to make it bigger...? We have the technology but never the need for a larger size, so construction would be faster and it would also be much easier than convincing any country to give one of their nuclear weapons to us.
Do we have these Elementals? Can you tell me where they appear?That might be a technical problem?
Like, a bound Balefire Elemental is only as big as it is.
That kind of magitech doesn't scale.
It would probably take some very foundational research, and not just a bit, to invent something nuke-like.
Realistically, if you want to devastate a city, you might sooner summon a few of the biggest Storm-Elemental you have and let them run wild?
I don't know for sure.Do we have these Elementals? Can you tell me where they appear?
It's true that they should exist but DP never mentioned it unlike the balefire elementals, so I asked because maybe it had been mentioned before and I had missed it.I don't know for sure.
I'm pretty sure @DragonParadox refered to Elementals a few times (and we have elemental binders among our Sorcerers), and storms are a huge part of our world, a defining one so to say, so Storm Elementals are likely to exist, but I have no definite proof?
I don't know for sure.
I'm pretty sure @DragonParadox refered to Elementals a few times (and we have elemental binders among our Sorcerers), and storms are a huge part of our world, a defining one so to say, so Storm Elementals are likely to exist, but I have no definite proof?
Do we even need the Crown? Can't we just summon them by force? They are literally born from our soul and we have the Lord of the Land.Storm elemental exist, though they tend to move around a lot so they are among the hardest to find without divination. Fortuneteller you guys have the Crown
Do we even need the Crown? Can't we just summon them by force? They are literally born from our soul and we have the Lord of the Land.
On that note does the Crown work directly on the Five Courts or does that run into the looking at itself issue due to its location?Ah wait you want to get them from Sanctuary, then yeah you can just ask the appropriate department to summon them
On that note does the Crown work directly on the Five Courts or does that run into the looking at itself issue due to its location?
Occult Aptitude is Abiity Aptitude: Occult
Molly's sword might be the key that opens all locks, but that doesn't mean there can't be other keys, or that using those keys might not sometimes be preferable to swording the doors open.Sandstrike Blast is just is not good for Molly, it deals to little damage and keys off abilities we are super low in, and do not have an excellency for. Molly will always be massivly better off just swording people, or even just using Mind Hand Manipulation to throw cars at a target then using Sandstrike Blast.
As always, and for protocol, I raise objection to buying inborn stuff mid game with xp. Also, why the hell is Lydia buying fae counterspelling? She deals with ghosts, not fae.Occult Aptitude is Abiity Aptitude: Occult
-2DC to Occult rolls
Why that?
Lore of Humanity is generally pretty shit, she already has Lore of Longing, which is better for manipulating mortals.
Again we have MHM it functions better then Sandblast Strike with Molly's build.Molly's sword might be the key that opens all locks, but that doesn't mean there can't be other keys, or that using those keys might not sometimes be preferable to swording the doors open.
Respectfully disagree.Not when that makes the explanation not an explanation, but instead misinformation stated confidently.
This is an actually important point to keep in mind.At the end of the day, Molly wouldn't care about which factions owns which city's supernatural underground. She cares about factions and their existence: are they friends she should help, or enemies she should work to destroy? As a faction-leader, she operates on the same level as the Merlin, not Dresden.
Respectfully? No it doesnt.The system specifically allows for this. It isn't hidden, it provides rules for multiple interactions and everything. We've even built stuff that does this already, why is this only a problem now?
To be fair?Our world probably doesn't have nukes, at least not big ones.
Since, you know, it has .only 5 cities and nuking any of them would have been beyond imagining even before the unification.
Not that I want to disparage the use of a nice big Balefire explosion, but those are probably of tactical size, to be used against a Kaiju-sized foe, or a flank of an enemy army, or to destroy a specific fortification. Not strategic
We've gone over this before.As always, and for protocol, I raise objection to buying inborn stuff mid game with xp. Also, why the hell is Lydia buying fae counterspelling? She deals with ghosts, not fae.
And Olivia shouldn't be banking her xp. What for? She has clear avenues of growth.
Lore of Humanity 1 is Translate.Lore of Humanity is generally pretty shit, she already has Lore of Longing, which is better for manipulating mortals.
Could you reconsider those two?
TRANSLATE
The demon can understand (and be understood by) mortals, regardless of what language they speak.
System: Roll Manipulation + Empathy. The evocation affects a number of people equal to the successes rolled. The demon can understand the speech of each affected individual and he understood in turn, even if all of the individuals involved speak completely different languages.
The effects of this evocation last for the duration of the scene. People who speak different languages do not understand each other when this power is used on them.
Torment: Monstrous demons must overcome the obstacle of their own Torment, or the words they hear are filtered through their own anger and obsessions. After the evocation is used successfully, a Willpower roll is made with a difficulty equal to your character's Torment. If successful, your character understands the words of those around her as they are intended. If the roll fails, your demon's understanding of what is said is skewed by her own hatred and despair. A greeting is misunderstood as a threat, or an honest answer sounds evasive or outright deceptive. The Storyteller is encouraged to make this Willpower roll on behalf of the character and keep the results secret, tailoring the information the player hears accordingly.
With her Science score?To be fair?
Molly could probably make a mundane thermonuclear weapon from base principles.
The basic design is a high-school/college thing, and she has computer support to make it happen.
At worst, she could walk to one of the several US museums with a nuclear warhead on display and use it as a Crown focus; I'd recommend the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History in Albuquerque.
"First, buy a ton of uranium ore on the open market...."
Yeah, that seems like a rarely needed skill.Lore of Humanity 1 is Translate.
This allows her to always be understood by mortals
This is not true.Sandstrike Blast is just is not good for Molly, it deals to little damage and keys off abilities we are super low in, and do not have an excellency for. Molly will always be massivly better off just swording people, or even just using Mind Hand Manipulation to throw cars at a target then using Sandstrike Blast.
She knows a lot of ancient languages. Dead languages like Etruscan. I dont remember her being an expert on modern onesYeah, that seems like a rarely needed skill.
Lash presumably still knows quite a few languages from her time helping Dresden with languages?
There are 4 types: human, vampire, spirit, fae. Ghosts go under spirits in this classification.Why that?
Spirits (which is something totally different from Ghosts) are not something we've been interacting with much, I think?
Lore of humanity 1 gives her perfect translation of all languages, without having to pay energy not to harm people like sccp does. We do a lot of international stuff. It's useful. Supposing I change it, what would you suggest?Lore of Humanity is generally pretty shit, she already has Lore of Longing, which is better for manipulating mortals.
Could you reconsider those two?
Yeah, and I provided citations that proved that I was right under all WoD systems, with only some even allowing DM discretion.
I'm sorry, but this is... I don't even have words how bizarre this is. Xp spending haven't really been story driven at all, you are inventing it whole cloth, and in a way that doesn't make sense. Arawn is the god of the dead, Lydia is an exigent of death. Dealing with undead magics of ghosts is what should be coming first for her. Her primary core feature, as well as her father's mantle, is about countering ghosts. I am really sorry, but the only way I can describe this reasoning is "stupid". It's inventing stuff with no badis to buy something deeply suboptimal despite optimal choice being more narratively logical.Lydia is buying Counterspelling(Fae) FIRST because she is learning it from her father Arawn, who for the last century has prioritized that because he was running from Winter.
And having Mother Winter react to her the way she did would have made him insist.
I remember providing citations otherwise. I also remember you outright buying them for Lydia.Yeah, and I provided citations that proved that I was right under all WoD systems, with only some even allowing DM discretion.
THATS the IC justification.I'm sorry, but this is... I don't even have words how bizarre this is. Xp spending haven't really been story driven at all, you are inventing it whole cloth, and in a way that doesn't make sense. Arawn is the god of the dead, Lydia is an exigent of death. Dealing with undead magics of ghosts is what should be coming first for her. Her primary core feature, as well as her father's mantle, is about countering ghosts. I am really sorry, but the only way I can describe this reasoning is "stupid". It's inventing stuff with no badis to buy something deeply suboptimal despite optimal choice being more narratively logical.