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As expected, researching the chakravores was judged to be unlikely to yield useful research given the danger of the attempt. On a meta level I predict the chakravores were designed to counter shadow clones and vampiric mist so that at least a little punching with real stakes can happen.
Infusing a rune near the chakravores sounded suicidally dangerous and I'm glad it was shot down. Hopefully we don't keep proposing stuff like that so our party doesn't think Hazō is stupid.
Unless we go into Biosealing I don't think chakra beasts are ever going to yield useful research. I suspect QMs also probably don't want to have to worry about chakra beasts they design as one-off encounters being used to break the setting.
For what comes next, I predict Hazō will make it to the cave water and aggro the cave system the moment he tries to ES it. Chakra golems appear and he immediately attacks them and we lose access to the cave water permanently. Finally, I predict the water will grant around a 20% chakra regen buff that fades over the next few months and has diminishing effects on subsequent doses. Hopefully I'm wrong.
Infusing a rune near the chakravores sounded suicidally dangerous and I'm glad it was shot down. Hopefully we don't keep proposing stuff like that so our party doesn't think Hazō is stupid.
Unless we go into Biosealing I don't think chakra beasts are ever going to yield useful research. I suspect QMs also probably don't want to have to worry about chakra beasts they design as one-off encounters being used to break the setting.
For what comes next, I predict Hazō will make it to the cave water and aggro the cave system the moment he tries to ES it. Chakra golems appear and he immediately attacks them and we lose access to the cave water permanently. Finally, I predict the water will grant around a 20% chakra regen buff that fades over the next few months and has diminishing effects on subsequent doses. Hopefully I'm wrong.