Don't really good weapons have stat requirements they can't meet to wield?
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No, he's the only member of the Shadow Council left. There are still dozens and dozens of warlocks.
I doubt demons and beings fel energy can pick up with things infused with light.
So you want to get killed whrwhen somewhere he is is attacked and he can't defend himself. This may surprise you but we live on Azeroth. The world where if you want to live for a long time you better know how to defend yourself. People are going to want Wayland because of how good he is.
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Out of Universe, yes--In Universe... I don't think so.
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@Lost Star, could we use Alchemy to make a better than 200 proof liquor?
I`m back and oh boy, where do I even begin with this gem. How about you do not decide for people what they are telling and what they are not? How about you actually learn to fucking read and apply some thinking or is this too fucking hard for you. I have no patience for idiots that accuse others of being some kind of -ist at the drop of a fucking hat. At what point did you go and think that accusing someone of being a hateful dick was a good idea? Was it at the point when you read what was said in a quest dealing with first war orcs? You know, those murdering, pillaging slavers? And then through some damn impressive mental gymnastics came to the conclusion that this applies to everyone and everything? Jesus...
Eventually if you want.
Maybe it was at the point where you and several others started saying they wanted to hate orcs forever and blame the ones that had nothing to do with the first two wars for what happened.
You can both enjoy a day off from this thread.
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Come on guys, be kind to each other. Quests are for having fun.
There'd be some questions raised if a human is able to speak to the spirits and use shamanism to make tools, while the orcs can't.
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That probably involves some tutoring by the High Elves, since they're the ones that use golems.
No, golems aren't engineering, they're magic. Mecha are heavy engineering, which is why only gnomes and goblins make them.
Its not even remotely unique to the high elves - both the mages of Dalaran and the dwarves use them.
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They don't make them trivially, but yes, I forgot about Dalaran.
And we both also forgot the kobolds who make crude golems.
Orc Demands: "How can you do this?"
Wayland retorts: "Because I studied hard? My radiant personality? The fact my breath doesn't smell like the ass end of a talbuk? Or maybe it's because the spirits just don't like you."
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"Spirits don't like Fel Magic. Neither do I come to think of it."
Engineering makes mech's, not golems.
Mech = Mechanical construct. Always metal.
Golem = Magical construct. Generaly enchanted stone but exists in a wide range of shapes, sizes and materials.
Or possibly multiple paths to animated mechanical thing.
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-Install an appropriate spirit into the golem to move it.
-Use of engineering to make it work by complex mechanisms, then use magic, clockwork, steam or a small creature to power and control it.
-Animate it's parts directly with magic, more magic needed for the joints.
However, given that our present magic skills don't involve any moving parts or any 'whole' spirits, we can reach the second path most easily, as we have examples readily at hand from engineering.
E.g.
-Install an appropriate spirit into the golem to move it.
-Use of engineering to make it work by complex mechanisms, then use magic, clockwork, steam or a small creature to power and control it.
-Animate it's parts directly with magic, more magic needed for the joints.
However, given that our present magic skills don't involve any moving parts or any 'whole' spirits, we can reach the second path most easily, as we have examples readily at hand from engineering.
[x] Mention to Dampgear that in Stormwind we came across a kind of iron or steel Zweihänder, made by Orcs, that reacted beautifully to shamanistic fire and wind. If they want proof that we are as good or better than their own smiths we'd like the same material to work with.
-[x] Build a higher quality Zweihänder.
-[x] Also talk with our female goblin master about a vision we had - of a new eye for ourselves, fixing our depth perception issues.
It's a Zweihänder. Alt Gr + q for the ä.
Also, the female Goblin isn't our friend. She's our handler, unless we already went full Stockholm syndrome I don't think we'd realistically already consider her a friend and consider it very unhealthy if we did.
-[x] Build a higher quality Zweihänder.
-[x] Also talk with our female goblin master about a vision we had - of a new eye for ourselves, fixing our depth perception issues.
It's a Zweihänder. Alt Gr + q for the ä.
Also, the female Goblin isn't our friend. She's our handler, unless we already went full Stockholm syndrome I don't think we'd realistically already consider her a friend and consider it very unhealthy if we did.
You know if we get the Eye for an Eye thing, I recommend burning/purifying/obilerating that eye. Leaving any part of Gul'dan intact seems like a bad idea.
I don't think we should be trusting her with something that big so soon to begin with. We could at least wait till we have a better idea about what and how we should be doing it.