Aabcehmu
Confusion as a Natural State of Being
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Ragnarr's excavation team already has six members and is thus full.@DeadmanwalkingXI Is it too late to join you on your expedition. Assuming you'll have me.
Ragnarr's excavation team already has six members and is thus full.@DeadmanwalkingXI Is it too late to join you on your expedition. Assuming you'll have me.
Ragnarr's excavation team already has six members and is thus full.
To be fair, as the expedition leader (and also the hersir), you'd be well within your rights to kick one of them out, if you'd rather have Bjornson along for the dig.Wait, we do? Who? There's Skuli, Steinarr, Harald, and Ragnarr and that's it as far as I know. Other people are doing supportive Minors but aren't on the team.
EDIT: Checking, we are indeed full. Okay then.
To be fair, as the expedition leader (and also the hersir), you'd be well within your rights to kick one of them out, if you'd rather have Bjornson along for the dig.
I think you mean after any season since it is only after a season ends that we find how much Ordstirr we gained. Especially since we would not have access to our passives and Major actions after we earn our Ordstirr until the following season.In rules terms, in any season where you do not gain more than the automatic Ordstirr gains from season end you may invest a Minor Action in learning Ordstirr Control. Alternatively, you may spend a Major Action to learn it, as that will obviously keep down your Ordstirr gain for that turn. Once learned, it must (and may) be maintained as a Minor Action every turn in which you do gain more than the minimum Ordstirr.
I think you mean after any season since it is only after a season ends that we find how much Ordstirr we gained. Especially since we would not have access to our passives and Major actions after we earn our Ordstirr until the following season.
[X] Major Action Gather a meteric shit ton of wood. Bjorn is gonna make Paul Bunyan proud.
So everyone can just toss it on to their plan on the off chance it triggers then?The intent is that you can only do it with a Minor in the same season you earn no Ordstirr. Mostly, you'll need to do it as a Major and take boring Minors to ensure that. Its's not supposed to be an easy thing to do after a lean season, but something you have to plan a season around.
You will probably deforest your property entirely and piss off the spirits. Which is fine, people have done that before, but just FYI.
So everyone can just toss it on to their plan on the off chance it triggers then?
If the spirits can't be bothered to ask him to stop then it's their own damn fault.
But in this case it is optimal to do that though. Wouldn't it be better to make it something like 'players who don't earn Ordstirr advance in Ordstirr control' or something?In theory, sure. It's not gonna trigger often (and if it doesn't it does nothing) and I suspect IF would get annoyed by that if too many people did it too often, but if you actually think your Major will maybe net zero Ordstirr (and ditto your other Minors), you can throw it in.
But in this case it is optimal to do that though. Wouldn't it be better to make it something like 'players who don't earn Ordstirr advance in Ordstirr control' or something?
kind of diminishes the whole "i set out to gain a mastery of ordstirr" that the action suggests. also we need to know how it interacts with prestige. if i'm generating three prestige can i just not get it anymore?That seems reasonable, yeah. That said, the above is based on what IF said, so we'll need to ask him about that change when he wakes up. He may well go 'Sure.' but we can't exactly change the rules without him.
kind of diminishes the whole "i set out to gain a mastery of ordstirr" that the action suggests.
also we need to know how it interacts with prestige. if i'm generating three prestige can i just not get it anymore?
Just to be clear, is this something that happens for all things written in runes, or does it only happen if someone specifically goes out of their way to ensure that the runes will Do A Thing?PSA on Runes
When you write runes, something happens. This is known.
I'm a little confused by what this means. There may already be examples in the subsequent text (I have several pages of discussion to catch up on due to life happening), but if not, can someone provide a concrete example?
In fairness, there are multiple kinds of magically active clay in NorseQuest, and they get names like 'chilling clay.' So "fire clay" being a type of clay that is somehow connected to fire would just be consistence in nomenclature.It's not fire clay in the sense of being magical. It's fire clay in the real world sense.
Onigar Ninja: "Honestly, my people are actually very bad at stealth. It's just that to you guys, any attack that doesn't begin with the other side yelling "HEY, DUMBASS, I'M GOING TO KILL YOU!" counts as a sneak attack, so whatever lol."EDIT: Damn, oninja'd (that's an onigar ninja). I'll leave it up for the link.
An armor piece with "My wearer never takes damage" would be nid because it removes any possibility of taking damageI'm a little confused by what this means. There may already be examples in the subsequent text (I have several pages of discussion to catch up on due to life happening), but if not, can someone provide a concrete example?
Taking no damage is bad. You can have damage resistance where you reduce the damage you receive, but still take some damage. That is acceptable.I'm a little confused by what this means. There may already be examples in the subsequent text (I have several pages of discussion to catch up on due to life happening), but if not, can someone provide a concrete example?
Just to be clear, is this something that happens for all things written in runes, or does it only happen if someone specifically goes out of their way to ensure that the runes will Do A Thing?
I know the Norse aren't a highly literate culture and wouldn't normally, say, write down a grocery list, but would one automatically be magically active if they did? Can the Norse, say, write stuff on a plaque without it causing weird paranormal effects?
I'm a little confused by what this means. There may already be examples in the subsequent text (I have several pages of discussion to catch up on due to life happening), but if not, can someone provide a concrete example?
In fairness, there are multiple kinds of magically active clay in NorseQuest, and they get names like 'chilling clay.' So "fire clay" being a type of clay that is somehow connected to fire would just be consistence in nomenclature.
Onigar Ninja: "Honestly, my people are actually very bad at stealth. It's just that to you guys, any attack that doesn't begin with the other side yelling "HEY, DUMBASS, I'M GOING TO KILL YOU!" counts as a sneak attack, so whatever lol."
I actually asked this earlier and did get an answer.I know the Norse aren't a highly literate culture and wouldn't normally, say, write down a grocery list, but would one automatically be magically active if they did? Can the Norse, say, write stuff on a plaque without it causing weird paranormal effects?
So you could if you keep the writing utterly mundane I imagine.Yeah, that's a-okay. As long as the runes aren't colored, nothing will happen.I wove the Law into a Tapestry using runes. There is no path for blood or any liquid to activate them and were not made to be used as magic. Would that cause issues?
@DeadmanwalkingXI IF said I can get the Seeress reward for my Oni corpses on the Discord server, but not the Shapecrafter reward, so I'd like to get Fylgja 3 as my Seeress reward
I now have a pair of Reidhafir (Chariot-Goats) complete with Chariot.Done. PM IF for details and get back to me with what mythological critter you wind up with.