Mathilde's already taken anti-Chaos training, if that's what you mean, and that's pretty much the extent of what we can get from them on that topic. And the Colleges have bupkis on liminal realm creation, or else our discovering of how to do it wouldn't be such a big deal.
Huh, they were? I guess we learned this in an informational answer somewhere?
I had assumed that if the head of the college was making them to store paperwork he must have a way to keep Daemons out of them.
Algard doesn't make new liminal realms, he's manipulating the existing liminal realm of the Grey College.
And whatever methods might be employed to keep daemons out of your new liminal realm, we can be reasonably confident that Teclis employed them when he made the Grey College.
I can see the flight school memes already.
Strangely I think Teclis might be better at teaching than that.I can see the flight school memes already.
So you want to make a liminal realm!
Well that's fine indeed, a new kind of space for a new face!
But most of you have a life expectancy of, like, a century, so I'll get to the point.
Your best bet is to be better than everyone else, that works for me, so that's my advice.
Oh, and try to make sure you don't miscast.
But what do you do if you summon a daemon and miscast?
Miscast? That's a bad strategy, Weber, plus it's gruesome.
Casting is what I do, stick to that.
I hope this was helpful.
The classic I've taught you everything you know... but not everything I know.
That's so amazingly Ranald. (I think we've seen Heidi pull things out of nowhere!)
We did, when she consulted to us regarding Mandred being magically-sensitive, she brought out the toy horse out of nowhere.
It might not be the same spell, given Heidi's devotion to the Gambler over the other aspects, since the Bag of Holding thing seems more in line with the Night Prowler. Pulling things out of nowhere is, I think, an application of her probability kicking that saved her from becoming an actual vampire at one point.
I believe you, but personally I could see it.
But why reinvent a more complicated version of the wheel? She's a devotee of Ranald, she can invoke Ranaldian miracles. I don't think favoring one face limits someone to miracles associated with that face.
No, that's more Deceiver, since it's about cheating. The Gambler would be more always having your fair dice come up on sixes for you and always drawing aces out of a normal deck.
The demon showing up wasnt the only consequence, if you look in the character sheet you'll find a ominous 'Fated' trait that probably has a sting in the ??? section not to mention the name. I find it pretty sane to ignore it, but it's not nothing.
It's a good idea. Right now we've been stockpiling CF for the Orbflex, but honestly, we otherwise accumulate it pretty quickly, and don't really use it for stuff beyond buying college books out-of-pocket and sometimes a few classes. It's not something we ever really lack.
I've asked before.
Completely forgot about Gaelen. Yeah, I suppose there must be a number of anatomical things which are readily applicable from elves to humans.
