It's not actually a lightning rod, it's creating magical energies right in front of the cannons to act like a lightning rod. Given that lightning cannon shots usually travel long distances without going into the ground, having a lightning rod nearby isn't enough, it must need to actively block the shot.So we take the lightning rod idea to the dwarfs immediately right?
If it's only one year you subtract, you're still young.Correction, I'm 24. I'm already getting to the point where I'm unconciously shaving one year off my age. Damn.
I feel like we're getting to the point where if we want silk sheets we're going to have to take We silk and weave and/or melt it ourselves.
We have no relevant skills for doing that, and even people who do have been making little headway.
I was confused by that at first too.Oh, it being vampire hunters makes a lot more sense then actually having a ton of vampire visiting her abode.
Actually a normal weaver could get us we silk bedsheets pretty easily. What is taking so long is doing it in a economical way that is scalable.We have no relevant skills for doing that, and even people who do have been making little headway.
I have to imagine the silk hold up is in part because there is one old and stubborn influential weaver at the top that is utterly insistent on doing it one particular way, that just Does Not Work with We silk.
Well IRL they also don't have gigantic sentient spider willing to produce silk for food...Honestly, I think that the spider silk might just be a dead end without the kind of ubiquidus magic use that nobody but the elves have. There is a reason no one has toppled the silk worm industry in the real world despite literal millennia of trying.