Archives of the Empire 2 goes into ogres much as Archives 1 went into halflings and the Eonir. It has artwork of female ogres, textually says what the sexual dimorphism is, and uses she/her pronouns for its female ogre characters.
Alright. My suggestion was going to be to enchant a talisman carved out of the wood with Pall of Darkness, but I have a questions about some specifics about it. Pall of Darkness description states that it is used on an area, but if we enchant a talisman with it, can it instead be bound to the talisman? As in the Pall of Darkness will move if the talisman it is enchanted on moves?
I can't actually think of any cultures that see chaos as positive, at least none that haven't developed in that way relatively recently. There's a good reason for this: for most of human history there were two kinds of change; slow changes over lifetimes, and fast changes that were terrible for everyone forced to live through them.
Guess it's not a translation quirk then, I guess it's also technically 6 games if we bunch up FF as one franchise.
Huh, just realized that was Gork talking, honestly didn't realize.
Doesn't seem particularly useful. It's a spell Mathilde can cast effortlessly, and is boosted by the staff.
Mhm. Which is something interesting to think about. What would a solitary Orc rejecting the Waagh be like?
Adventure Module Protagonist: "You made a daemonic hybrid, raised it in captivity...she is seeing ALL of this for the first time. She does not even know what she is. She will kill everything that moves."
Actually isn't there among the Golds, as long as you use a bit of creativity? Tale of Metal can be cast on an item which purposefully had information being shown and expounded during its creation. Breach the Unknown can be cast on an item whose only purpose is to exemplify and explain a concept, thus teaching said concept near instantly. Both could types of items could also be enchanted with their particular spell so that one casts said spell automatically on itself (while saying a key phrase), thus allowing people who can't cast the spell to access the knowledge within.
This makes sense because the Barak Varr book store is not run by nobles and their Bretonnian middlemen probably aren't noble either.
Maybe the real world meaning might help you. In the German and Italian version of the Wikipedia article it also emphasizes that it is a small item. The difference is that in fantasy settings like Warhammer they can have tangible and even spectacular effects.
So no beard and culturally likes to emphasize the form of her boobs under clothing, which are maybe slightly differently formed, but not actually bigger than her male counterpart's.Archives of the Empire 2 goes into ogres much as Archives 1 went into halflings and the Eonir. It has artwork of female ogres, textually says what the sexual dimorphism is, and uses she/her pronouns for its female ogre characters.
Page 21:
Page 22 has a name generator that suggests ogre names are unisex, same as elves.
Page 26 gives us an example of a female ogre character, and it uses she/her:
Female ogre artwork from pages 14 and 36:
...because it occurs to me that we don't need it to affect entire units. We just need it to affect one single target: the Warboss. Sneak in, cast it on him, then stand back and watch the carnage as all the lesser bosses suddenly don't see him as particularly threatening at all.
For insepction, what about the fact that we were wearing a Witch Hunter hat the whole time?
That we really like hats?
My reading of the below segment is that Mathilde thinks that one's the explanation, at any rate:
Of course, there's also the possibility that Cadaeth is simply much better at this game than Mathilde is, and her more recent behavioral patterns are also a "diplomatic guise" - just one calibrated to a specific audience.
Agreed, if we want to teach anyone the info we need to develop our version of it.
