- Location
- National Capital Region, USA
[X] No, you want to research an item instead.
-[X] Cursed sword
-[X] Cursed sword
You get what you pay for! Wait, you don't pay him.For a safety net, he comes awfully close to burning the Lodge down a lot.
Our dude is a noob, yes, but he should definitely know whether he can personally use the stuff he makes. So, I reinstate my question; can we grab a wand and do some magical ultra-violence?
No. Because our dude is strictly non-combatant.Our dude is a noob, yes, but he should definitely know whether he can personally use the stuff he makes. So, I reinstate my question; can we grab a wand and do some magical ultra-violence?
I'd imagine it's true name is the name you on a fundamental level identify most with. Changing it would then require significant change in circumstances or self-identity, or both. That makes more sense than a magically significant true name being whatever they wrote on your birth certificate when you were too young to even have much of a personality or identity.
I'm not saying that we should start adventuring with the girls, but at some point the monsters are going to come for us. So our personal ability to fight is actually relevant. But really, my question wasn't really about our murder-potential, rather I wanted to know whether or not we can use magic for other things than enchanting. Perhaps I should have said "grab a wand and conjure butterflies"...And that narrative seems important in allowing our character to do what he does. He can do things that 'warriors' like Magical Girls cannot. Plus, this is rather strictly a quest about noncombatant support of those on the frontlines.
The issue with 'the true name is the one a person most identifies with' is that if that is so, and they're using these 'new names/titles' consistently for any long period of time, eventually some of them are going to start thinking of themselves by said new names or titles instead of their old names, which could have unfortunate effects...
Most superheroes have a mundane life, so they continually use their real name. Here, MGs inevitably leave their mundane life behind. After that, when would they ever use their real name? If you never use a name, it's not really your name anymore.You have to be as crazy as Batman for that to happen. Batman self-identifies with his alternate ego enough that he thinks of that as his real identity, but that makes him the exception.
So, I reinstate my question; can we grab a wand and do some magical ultra-violence?
Perhaps I should have said "grab a wand and conjure butterflies"...
Also I got a question on true names. Will the name a person is given at birth always count, or if it is changed would it change as well?
I'd say either this, or a true name is not a name as we know it, such as Alan or Lucas, it would instead be something alike a title or, like in the Kingslayer, it's something so complex most people can't even understand, and saying it is more akin to a word of power than a true word.
That sound incredibly overly optimistic. Maybe we've figured out T2 wands, but that's as much as I'm willing to hope for.Nat 10 on Research here sort of suggests that we're going to actually fully reverse engineer T3 Wands out of this, which is oof to our long term prospects, given how every T3 Wand we get is a slot that's full for the forseeable future.