I think the maximum theorised time one can be in the radius of her song before being considered a thrall is 5-10 minutes i think, correct me if im wrong. I know she doesnt really need to sing and all but im talking from the human perspective, it would have to be an incredibly short EB fight...if you could call it that.
From my understanding the max time before they wall a city is something like 45 minutes. Ziz can master people pretty much instantly from anywhere, but they don't know that. I suspect that doesn't work on gods or very well at all on sufficiently Epic creatures, though.
I can think of at least three ways of handling attaching the blades to the staff, and at least one of those would require the staff be enchanted as well. As to the tip breaking off..... don't you mean a Critical Miss? As in, roll a one in combat, and risk the weapon breaking? Besides, at least one of the ways I can envision the attachment (admittedly, the one requiring magic to pull off) would be at least as good as a full tang, and one of the non-magical attachment methods would forgo quick exchanging of blades for secure attachments. (Think the method replaceable Exacto-knives secure their blades, with replaceable handles going around the tangs for the ones used as daggers. A bit clumsy,to be sure, but add a counterweight to the other end, and it should be functional. Just don't be too surprised when it takes a full turn to exchange blades, minimum......)
The way the Simurgh creates "Simurgh bombs" (not thralls, though the difference is largely technical and not important in practical terms) is by using her precognition to see how she can direct their actions through minor telekinetic effects. Anything that causes problems for entity precognition is defended against the Simurgh (and creates a degree of defense for their surroundings, since they also disrupt predictions of people who interact with them).
It was old because the book was as old as I am and came out in the 1980s. I'm pretty sure that counts as "Old".
When I refer to first and second edition D&D, what I mean is AD&D; they shortened the name with third edition, but any of the editions that come in hardcover manuals are essentially AD&D. I just use the shorter name because that has become the convention for the last three and a half editions compared to the longer name for just two editions.
Uh, cold iron was a thing back in the 1980s. It gets mentioned in the original "Lords of Darkness" for Forgotten Realms.
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Oh no, I wasn't suggesting that they were only focused here, just commenting on the fact that they've deployed a resource as powerful as Tamamo and enough power to change someone to another race in a seemingly random American City...
The coffee table is a better love story than Twilight.
Given Carol's trust issues, I feel that not telling her right away is a grievous mistake that might very well set back most, or even all, of the progress she achieved since Amy's death.
Possibly, but there is still value in keeping earth-shattering revelations to one at a time.
I think that, with how sudden the cut off is, "Roundabout" would work better.
Dude! Use a spoiler tag!
