Not really an issue as far as I can tell.
1) You can use the Crown to screen batches of them
2) Molly has a poison negator charm on her buy list
3) Tiffany has Awaken 2: Cleanse for dealing with poisons
It would. Thats why my plan is doing it.@Yog You don't think that addressing the baby wizards first would make the Peabody and general rat issue the WC has a lot easier to handle? I'm not saying your wrong I just want to know why.
We are not pointing it at ourself, we're pointing it at an object.1 is not applicable, because we are the ones making them. 2 we haven't bought yet. 3 is an option, yes.
Literally in the quote; [A metaphor. At least, I hope it is.]No, she hoped that it was speaking in metaphor. Given what else we know, I highly suspect that the text was entirely literal.
Card reading, prophetic dreams, summoning, all true.Astrology can be a form of divination. Same as card reading, prophetic dreams, and many others. It may also be a factor in major (or not so major) magic workings. Like making sure your son is a starborn.
It doesnt work.I decided to throw out most of Sidereal Astrology
because it was a big confusing mess that didn't work
worth a damn in either First or Second Edition, and
the presumed loss or destruction of the Loom of Fate
gave me a decent excuse to do so. Nobody's studying the
College of the Captain any more. The constellation isn't
even there now. Instead, Sidereals act to bring about
destinies the world seems to demand from them (or that
their own needs and desires insist upon) through per-
sonal meddling and judicious use of their Charms.
What SETI are looking for IE aliens.When we discovered aliens, we specifically asked for "what SETI was looking for". SO, those are technological civilization that send signals. SETI doesn't know where to look. We do. It costs us nothing to nudge them into specific direction.
Potentially but it's still alarming. Just one more thing on the pile, though I think writing a book on it would really piss them off.They'll probably eventually write it up to Molly having been a wizard previous to whatever happened.
Now Lydia learning the Sight will freak them out harder, because there's no such justification.
Eh I don't see much disadvantage of old wizards being able to use soulgaze better. It's mostly just a decent investigation tool and checking others for trustworthiness. Oh wait it's the sight ehhh still not sure since I doubt it'd let them do it 24/7 so at most they can use the sight in things that'd usually explode their heads a bit more.@Yog @uju32 I think we should go all in on the White Council plotline this turn and take the Baby Wizard quest along with Peabody and fortify Last station by giving Porter a body all in the same turn. Especially with Dresden and Olivia getting involved with them. Porter was incapacitated during the assault on Last station and now the WC is getting more involved with Chicago which by proxy means our enemies are too.
I don't see a point in using AP to help Michael out with his dayjob though. The guy is a carpenter it mostly seems like a waste of AP compared to the previously mentioned things. I think that writing a book on the Sight is also a bad idea since the WC's enemies would also have access to it.
I'm not sure if they consider it's mechanics to be a trade secret or not but that seems like a concern. We should be careful about spreading such lore around.
1) Once per lifetime? Or once per batch. And note that each scene with them is a potential focus
- You can screen them once per type of potion, but the Crown is not interested in being a mechanism of magical potion control
- True but she does not have the charm
- Also true, but only relevant when you have her with you and some of the effects of failure can be quite exotic and hard to notice as well
They know.I feel like we should at least consider something for the financial crisis a bit more seriously with all this AP floating around.
1) Once per lifetime? Or once per batch. And note that each scene with them is a potential focus
The White Council is up to the neck in spies. A book that tells them how to avoid negative drawbacks of using the Sight would also draw attention to such a weaknesses. I don't recall how well known the Sight even is to non wizards. It's not our secret to give out either.Eh I don't see much disadvantage of old wizards being able to use soulgaze better. It's mostly just a decent investigation tool and checking others for trustworthiness. Oh wait it's the sight ehhh still not sure since I doubt it'd let them do it 24/7 so at most they can use the sight in things that'd usually explode their heads a bit more.
Wonder how many dots in disease crafting it'd take to make something comparable to that plot device disease in creation I think I remember that wiped out large parts of the population.
It's very fucking known well for long lived supernaturals at least. Also I doubt we just have a way to 100% mitigate the downsides of the sight too much will still make one insane and no amount of practice should let someone look at Uriel without melting one's own face.The White Council is up to the neck in spies. A book that tells them how to avoid negative drawbacks of using the Sight would also draw attention to such a weaknesses. I don't recall how well known the Sight even is to non wizards. It's not our secret to give out either.
This is a bad idea.@Yog @uju32 I think we should go all in on the White Council plotline this turn and take the Baby Wizard quest along with Peabody and fortify Last station by giving Porter a body all in the same turn. Especially with Dresden and Olivia getting involved with them. Porter was incapacitated during the assault on Last station and now the WC is getting more involved with Chicago which by proxy means our enemies are too.
I don't see a point in using AP to help Michael out with his dayjob though. The guy is a carpenter it mostly seems like a waste of AP compared to the previously mentioned things. I think that writing a book on the Sight is also a bad idea since the WC's enemies would also have access to it.
I'm not sure if they consider it's mechanics to be a trade secret or not but that seems like a concern. We should be careful about spreading such lore around.
I didn't mean personally just kinda wonder what it takes like in general.The Great Contagion... ? That will take more than raw numbers, you'd need the sponsorship of something that hates life on at least a comparable level to the Neverborn.
I didn't mean personally just kinda wonder what it takes like in general.
I think you missed the point of my post.It's very fucking known well for long lived supernaturals at least. Also I doubt we just have a way to 100% mitigate the downsides of the sight too much will still make one insane and no amount of practice should let someone look at Uriel without melting one's own face.
Yeah your right, one at a time. We can handle it next turn. Porter's train body should be finished by then too.Both from the meta-narrative of "take a break" and from the IC of "most of our war party does not have the abilities to reduce harm yet." Lash literally does not have soak yet; if you shoot her she will die, and she has no counterspelling. Molly cannot counterspell spirit magic.
Olivia gonna be happy. Getting to punt some baby wizards after she was just a minor talent for most of her life.OOC: For anyone wondering, no Harry has not been planning for an OpFor, but he is going to have one now.
I was saying basically any long lived supernatural is aware of the sight and probably most of its basic mechanics.I think you missed the point of my post.
Yeah your right, one at a time. We can handle it next turn. Porter's train body should be finished by then too.
I dont see why.They're kids.Olivia gonna be happy. Getting to punt some baby wizards after she was just a minor talent for most of her life.
You'd be surprised.I was saying basically any long lived supernatural is aware of the sight and probably most of its basic mechanics.
I mean yeah but those are younger supernaturals I don't think I've ever seen an old one unaware of the sight and its intricacies. Mind you I'm sure plenty of old stuff in the nevernever wouldn't know. But you can say basically anything about stuff in the nevernever and it's probably true somewhere.You'd be surprised.
The DF does not do information sharing of occult secrets.
Odin, Mab, Titania, a lot of the older gods.
Many younger supernaturals, including most of the active ones, dont really know all that much.
I dont see why.They're kids.
Most of them younger than she is.
The Trailman twins, IIRC, were 15-16.
Regardless publishing a book on it would mean even the mortal factions like Daedalus could become aware of it. We really shouldn't.I mean yeah but those are younger supernaturals I don't think I've ever seen an old one unaware of the sight and its intricacies. Mind you I'm sure plenty of old stuff in the nevernever wouldn't know. But you can say basically anything about stuff in the nevernever and it's probably true somewhere.