In the name of giving the thread something else to latch onto, I'd like to put forward the observation that a mammoth could carry a Battle Altar on a howdah.
Do you tihnk we can reuse this solution to haul cart of Charcoal to Laurelorn?Oh, thread madness is discussing battle altars and how to mount them?
I thought Boney already told us the canonical means Mathilde would move a battle altar?
If we get a powerful enough - or large enough number - of skywalk enchanted items to allow Stompy to walk just above the surface of the swamp, then yes. [the charcoal is loaded onto its back rather than on a wagon]Do you tihnk we can reuse this solution to haul cart of Charcoal to Laurelorn?
Would it be possible to convert substance of shadow into a substance of fog spell? Trading off the perfect intangibility for getting rid of the vulnerability to light. Sure, maybe you couldn't walk through walls, but I can imagine a lot of situations where having swords and bullets pass harmlessly through you and being able to flow around cages, bars, shackles, etc could be useful. If it retained the on and off at will nature of substance of shadow it'd be pretty hell on wheels in a fight.
Not!@ B New spell proposal: Rite of Row. Creates a fog that envelops a ship and enables it to travel over land and other terrain.No.
Boats are better that carts for moving large numbers of men and supplies over land.
I want a battle alter that does the opposite. Build one into the prow of a ship that lets the ship sail up over land by creating a lake even over road. Unleash the wolf ships! The enemies of the empire will know the bite of their cannons no matter how far from water they flee!
Also the idea that it would let Barak Var sail from Barak Var to Kaza Karak is hillarious. I can just see dawi looking over the rails of the steam ship, watching the paddles spin pushing against mist and shadow.
Karak Eight Peaks needs a port.
Boatwright of WayNot!@ B New spell proposal: Rite of Row. Creates a fog that envelops a ship and enables it to travel over land and other terrain.
Would it be possible to convert substance of shadow into a substance of fog spell? Trading off the perfect intangibility for getting rid of the vulnerability to light. Sure, maybe you couldn't walk through walls, but I can imagine a lot of situations where having swords and bullets pass harmlessly through you and being able to flow around cages, bars, shackles, etc could be useful. If it retained the on and off at will nature of substance of shadow it'd be pretty hell on wheels in a fight.
It thematically works.Not!@ B New spell proposal: Rite of Row. Creates a fog that envelops a ship and enables it to travel over land and other terrain.
I wonder if ulgu could do anything interesting conceptually with the tide/ocean waves. The constantly shifting boundary of land and sea.
It's been posted a couple times in the last day or so. Something about floating at the mercy of the wind being within Ulgu's grasp, whereas for practical directed flight you want azyr.@picklepikkl, do you happen to know if there's a post from Boney mentioning the 'Ulgu can let things float around' idea
Ironically, if an individual didn't care at all for long-term reliable trade and were just looking for any way of going directly over the incredibly unpleasant swamp that has been cultivated to be an obstacle to the enemies of Laurelorn for millennia, Ulgu could do it via flight.
Unfortunately, we want speed and reliability because, you know. Trading company.If you wanted to drift leisurely or be blown about by the winds like a flying sailboat, that would be easier to achieve with Ulgu. Straightforwardly applicable to logistics flight, ie: speed and reliability, is Azyr.
...If wonder if Markgraf Nyklaus would appreciate a flying sailboat.
Edit: Actually, I just remembered the whole "flying enchantments are dangerous because if dispelled then they just drop down", and we'd probably want to avoid that for anyone.
Thank you.
The real question is whether her access to the thread gestalt is something that, in the fiction of the setting, she's "always" had (so that this is her normal level of creativity), or if it's new upon becoming Mathilde's apprentice (implying that being apprenticed to Mathilde makes you accessible by us).
Speak for yourself.The real question is whether her access to the thread gestalt is something that, in the fiction of the setting, she's "always" had (so that this is her normal level of creativity), or if it's new upon becoming Mathilde's apprentice (implying that being apprenticed to Mathilde makes you accessible by us).
I'm not saying that we're a bunch of extradimensional horrors piping our dark designs into our anointed victims, but IA IA MATHILDE FHTAGN