Clyde Sullin's Plotnotes

by **Clyde Sullins** on June 18th, 2014, 7:42 pm

Training :

Road :

Fliers :

Stryfe schedule :

Old Travel stuff :

by **Clyde Sullins** on June 18th, 2014, 9:12 pm

Faith Related Stuff

Chaon- One Gnosis Mark

"With every lie, every betrayal and every chaotic act, one is paying homage to Rhysol."- Rhysol lore

Breaking Point: A Crucible Story-Received: 25 Summer 513(IC), Thread completed 9 August 2013(OOC)

Clyde's first burst of Chaos logic, while being tortured (possibly by Rhysol?), as he comes to understand the Rising Dawn and why Rhysol allows them to exist.

""Yes... Yes I have realized something... I have realized... You are all petching hypocrites feeding Rhysol! Don't petching try to petch with me! I can see it!""

"You lie! Lie about who you are, lie to the people of Ravok, people around you. People people people! Petchers! Gobble's it up, Rhysol gobbles it up, you say you fight him, but your every action feeds him. You betray! You are betraying these peoples trust, lying about your motives, letting them think you are for them. And they are no better, they betray every citizen of Ravok simply by existing, simply by betraying those around you all, by fighting him. Ha! Chaos! You spread dissent and chaos! Breaking laws, destruction, stealing, chaos to the order of Ravok! You are all feeding him, worshiping Rhysol in all but name!"

Something Elaine says about Rhysol after Clyde "informs her" about the truth of him. (Chaos. Its like change, but for the weak.) Found here.

"Nevertheless chaos is not necessary for change. Change needs WILL. A strong will. Chaos only needs for those who has weak will, so they need a little... 'help' to start that change. I had weak will, I needed chaos in my life to change. Change is necessary and needs strong will, chaos can cause it also, but for the weak."

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Threads after Marking that glorified Rhysol:

An Unexpected Guest- (Chaos and lies)Instead of killing a thief that broke into his Ravok home, or smiting her with flame, Clyde strung her along merrily in a conversation, gave her a critical observation of her thieving tactics along with some advice for future break ins, and then proceeded to blackmail her into acquiring him a clock(a proper one), along with giving him a vial of her blood. He then used said vial of blood as leverage, leading her to believe he would do some form of "mage-ey stuff" with it if she did not hold up her end of the bargain.

The Scholar and The Guard- A thread were Clyde meets a guard of the city of Zeltiva, making him question the deeper nature of magic and why he(the guard) uses it and will use it in the future. He also plants of seed of Chaos using his gnosis within the guard, in an attempt to further twist his perception of magic.

Marked by Magic and Chaos- Here Clyde meets a fellow Chaon on Sahova, where he proceeds to use her as a guinea pig in a magical experiment without her realizing its danger (likely fatal if it fails/ it didn't fail), uses her for magic, and proceeds to lie and conceal his true nature as a powerful Reimancer.

A haunting amongst the dead- Here Clyde convinces a ghost that her murdering a child was a good thing in the end, or that it had a good result, and urges her to not try to repress her darker side or nature. He also informs Elaine about the thoroughly misunderstood god Rhysol, and what he was "truly" about, while explaining a few of the common misconceptions people so often repeated about him. This has the unintended consequence of leading Elaine to thanking Rhysol for her current transformation.

The Doors Through Which We Pass- Here Clyde convinces a nuit to give him a sample of nuit ichor, not mentioning that he plans to use it to make a Magecrafted anti-nuit weapon.

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Mage Weapon Saga- This is a series of threads, in which a combined effort of the Ebonstryfe and Black Sun were sent on a mission from Ravok to Zeltiva (after Clyde offered himself up for said mission and came up with the idea of it), where they were to hire couriers to deliver a package (which would be made by Clyde in route to Zeltiva), which would be sent to Syliras. Said package (Mage Weapon) would then hopefully arrive at the front gates of Syliras, and cause havoc, chaos, and hopefully destruction. (In the end the Black Sun member went inactive, so Clyde ended up having to complete the mission and find the courier by himself, along with having made the Mage Weapon)

This finally reaches fruition here, were the outcome of the package arriving at the gates of Syliras is described.

Threads involved:
- Creating a Mage Weapon- Here Clyde crafts the Mage Weapon scroll, a complex work of master level Reimancy and Glyphing combined into a device of untold power.
- Glyphing a chest oh so special- Here Clyde Glyphs the chest that will hold the Mage Weapon, which will allow it to get close without the items powerful aura giving it away.
- Surely I'm Hired?- In an attempt to keep his cover during his misison, and to hide his true reasons for being in Zeltiva, Clyde takes on the job of Glyphing instructor.
- Am I Sane?- Continuing his cover, Clyde must undergo a psych evaluation for his job, where he must play the role of a kindly mage wise beyond his years, who is genuinely concerned for others touched by magic, and does his best to throw his evaluator off by delving into the deeper philosophical ramifications of magic.
- To deliver a package- The final step in the mission, Clyde must now acquire the couriers who will deliver the package, by means most shady.

by **Clyde Sullins** on July 15th, 2014, 4:34 pm

Writings/Books

A Treatise on Reimancy: by Clyde Sullins

Index :

Preface :

Chapter 1 :

-Chapter 1- A summary of the elements, their combination's, and their inherent danger levels.
For this chapter I will go over each element, starting with the four main elements, and then going on to the three para-elements. For each one I will give a brief description of them, their merits, and their dangers.
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-Fire- Danger level- Mid-High, Main Usage- Offense
Fire by its very nature is a destructive force. It burns and harms anything it touches. Which means more often than not the usage for this element will be to fight and attack. It can however be used for less offensive reasons. Lighting a campfire to cook over, torches for light, and so on. The danger however in using fire is of accidentally hitting or burning yourself, or of having the flames burn out of control. Fire, when there is available fuel, has a nasty habit of spreading and growing out of control, far beyond what the Reimancer intended. It is more or less unique in this regard, since most other elements will not by their nature spread or reproduce. For this reason fire is an element that requires control and respect. Control of your abilities, and respect for the element and its powers. A Reimacer lacking either can quickly find themselves in trouble by their own hand.
>Final note- Always use with caution-

-Air- Danger level- Generally Low, Main Usage- Defense
Just as fire is intrinsically offensive and harmful, air is intrinsically neutral. On its own it will do nothing, only when prepared and built up in certain ways is it capable of being used, either offensively or defensively. For this reason it tends to be one of the safer elements, but also one of the less useful at lower levels, or for the unimaginative. However when used at higher potency and pressures, it can also be used to attack, or to incapacitate.
> Final note- don’t underestimate-

-Earth- Danger level- Mid, Main Usage- Offense/Defense
Earth is an element that is equally useful to attack, or to defend. Its hardy and durable nature allows for one to use it to shield oneself from other attacks, or to directly assault a foe. However it is also denser and thus heavier than air or fire, so is usually a slower option. If you have the time, it can be a good method for either need. It is also further useful in that unlike fire which is used up and dies out, and air which disperses after usage, earth tends to stick around permanently. This means it can be used in more long term ways, and or it can be reused for multiple attacks.
>Final note- very open ended in usage, but on the slower side-

-Water- Danger level- Low, Main Usage- Defense
Water like air tends to be used more defensively, to ward off attacks, or to slow a foe down. Usually it will not be used to attack, unless in large quantities of the element, or at a very high level. However like earth once it is collected and used, it tends to stay available for further usage. An inventive mage will find ways to use this normally defensive element in new and useful ways, including more offensive uses. It is another element that is often underestimated, which can serve to grant one the element of surprise. It is also good for combining with other elements, such as lightning
>Final note- Useful element, often surprises foes with its abilities-
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-Lightning- Danger level- High, Main Usage- Offense
Of all the elements, lightning is one of the deadliest, and one not meant for playful usage or careless casting. Besides the obvious effects of a direct strike, lightning tends to have other effects which can be equally debilitating. Its sound can be deafening, its light can be blinding, along with the direct damage caused if you actually get hit by it. It is also more or less the fastest of all the elements, its effect taking place almost instantly after transmutation. Like fire, it needs to be respected by its user, or said user may soon find them permanently damaged by a careless spell. As mentioned earlier it can also be used in combination with water for added effect.
>Final note- Very deadly, requires extreme caution in usage-

-Lava- Danger level- Mid-High, Main Usage- Offense
Lava is one of the elements I have used the least, but it is very interesting. It has the liquid nature of water, while having the damaging effects of fire. It is a liquid form of earth, and so when it cools it returns to that state, that of earth or stone. However while it is hot it tends to burn and cook anything in contact with it, even melting through some things. It also moves like water, making it easier for it to get around and over something, similar to water splashing over something. For this reason it is more or less as deadly as lightning, however with less speed. Like earth, it tends to be a bit slower, but well worth the decrease in speed. Like fire, caution should also be used, lest one accidentally burn off something. And unlike fire, the flame cannot simply be beat out, not when the liquid stone is actually eating away at and melting it.
>Final note- Deadly and dangerous, but slower than lightning-

-Ice- Danger level- Mid, Main Usage- Offense/Defense
Ice is odd in the fact that it has taken on the more solid state of earth, allowing it to be more damaging than water, while being lighter and faster than earth. Cold is the domain of ice, and its effects in regards to this should not be ignored. Cold can be deadly, just as much as a blade to the gut. Ice however is not as sturdy as an attack made out of earth, losing in durability what it has gained in speed. Like the air and water elements that constitute it, ice is a weapon best used by an inventive and creative person, to be able to fully use it to its potential.
>Final note- potentially deadly and useful, if used properly-

Chapter 2 :

-Chapter 2- A classification of spells by power (With a note to relative levels of power)

For this system, a five tier ranking system for spells has been chosen. I should note though that the spells of varying levels are ranges of power, not specific amounts, which means they cannot be added together to make a spell of a higher level. So if you have four spells of one level, it means you have four spells of that one level, they can’t be combined to equal X number of spells of a higher level, or other such combinations. Spells of varying levels are not compatible for the purposes of addition.

I also note that this system is entirely of my own invention and use, and is not a widespread system. However for the purposes of your personal usage, you may find this break down of spell levels useful. It is a rough guideline, to help you classify your own spells for your own personal use.

The five tiers of spells go as follows: Petty, Minor, Moderate, Major, and Grandiose.

-Petty (Pe)- Spells of the petty level are the smallest type of spell possible. They range up to the size of a marble, and are negligible in terms of djed usage. This would be something simple, such as lighting a candle with fire Reimancy.

-Minor (Mi)- At this level the spell actually has a noticeable amount of djed usage to most users. Its size can range up to that of the users fist, and is usually the upper level of the capabilities of someone newly initiated, or the staple spell of someone of a higher skill.

-Moderate (Mo)- At this point the spells have grown large enough to have a good chance of being lethal if directly hitting its target, assuming the foe is roughly of the same size as the user. Depending upon the type of spell this can range from something the size of the users torso, or as long as the user is tall, if not somewhat larger.

-Major (Ma)- Large and powerful, these spells can have a wide area of affect, and can still damage its target with a miss, depending upon spell type. This is very draining, and usually limited to high level users if purely res based.

-Grandiose (Gr)- Ridiculous by size or scale when compared to other spell tiers, it can affect wide swathes of land, be huge in size, and is hugely draining both in terms of res and attention. It can only be done by Reimancers of the highest caliber, or many lesser mages working together.

Chapter 3 :

-Chapter 3- Transmutation versus Attraction (With a note to the latter's common availability by element, and with a sub-note to Glyphing for the former)

When doing Reimancy there is always a choice. One can either transmute your res directly into an element to use it as such, or one can attract it from the environment. Each has its own series of pluses and minuses. The most obvious ones are that attraction allows a mage to do more Reimancy with less djed usage. Conversely, using transmutation is easier. It is easier in that innately res is made to be transmuted, it is natural to do as such, which means it requires less conscious effort, less concentration. But when arranging and guiding the natural elements, it does require an increased concentration, a constant conscious effort to have it do your bidding. So when doing Reimancy, a question must be brought forth in your mind. Whether this is an actual question you pose for yourself, or just something you make unconsciously, is up to you. But either way, the choice must be made. What is more important to you, a greater effect, possibly with less djed usage, or a fast and somewhat easier effect, with almost assured increased djed usage.

Of course, there is more to it than that. Time is also a factor, along with the conditions in which you find yourself using your magic. If time is of the essence, or if it is a life or death fight, you may not have the time to find and physically manipulate the elements. Instead, you may need to immediately transmute your res into the element, and use it right away. Of course, if you only plan to use the one spell, and have time to rest and recuperate after each spell, djed consumption might not be an issue for you. If only every time you used Reimancy it could be in a “lab setting”. Reasonably safe, no distractions, no worry of having your throat ripped open. But then, most mages don’t have the luxury of always choosing when they will use their magics.

However if you do not plan to use it right away, if you have time to spare, or plan to be using Reimancy for a long period of time continuously, using attraction is likely the preferable option. In fact, if you plan to partake in sustained magical usage, attraction will be the only option that is feasible in many cases. Also for bigger works of Reimancy, it is simply more cost effective to attract it, than to directly transmute and use natural elements. Along with this, for using Reimancy over a longer period of time, it means needing to constantly guide and attract the element, whether it is natural or transmuted. Once an element is transmuted, the time in which you can control it is limited. Which means you either need to use it very quickly, or will then need to control it via attraction, the same as if it had been a naturally attracted element.

Along with this, to aid you in your consideration, I will now list the various elements, and their common availability in natural environments.
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Fire- Rare- While fire is the most commonly thought of element of a Reimancer, it is one of the least likely to be available to attract. Campfires tend to be small, and are not often around when you need to do Reimancy. The flames from a torch tend to be small and quickly consumed. If you plan to use this element, you are probably going to need to transmute it.

Air- Common- Air is one of the constants, if you are alive; you are probably somewhere that has a ready supply. If you don’t have any air available for attraction, you likely have bigger problems, like not being able to breath.

Earth- Low to Common- Depending upon where you are earth will either be readily available, or not available at all. But unless you are on a boat at sea, you will likely have a source of earth available to use, even if it is only the dirt beneath your feet.

Water- Mid to Common- Usually either water or earth will be available for attraction. In fact, it’s usually the fact that one of them is available that makes the other one not. If you are deep inland, you might not have any available. But if you are lucky, you may be near the coast, a river, a lake, something. Usually life congregates around water, which means more likely than not there will be at least some water around, particularly near cities. This might come in the form of a barrel of water, a full water skin, or something else entirely. But it will be rare to not have at least some water available for usage.

Lightning- Ultra rare- So far in my experience, I have never seen lightning available for usage via attraction. Perhaps if you are in the midst of a storm, you might find some, but otherwise you will need to transmute it from res.

Lava- Usually Rare- Lava like lightning is not commonly found in the environment. Certain places might specifically have it, but otherwise it is considered a rare resource for attraction, and requires res transmutation to use it.

Ice- Usually Rare- Similarly to lava, ice is usually either around, or not. However one differentiating factor here is seasonality. In colder seasons, ice is more likely to be around. Or in certain places, it might be around all the time, similar to lava. However in hot places, or hot seasons, you won’t likely find much around, and will need to use transmutation to create it.
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Finally, I want to end this chapter with a note to Glyphing. Being a Glypher myself, I understand this better than someone who was purely a Reimancer. I have made many mentions of the merits of attraction versus transmutation. However one way in which transmutation has a definite advantage, is when being used in conjunction with Glyphing, namely storing your spells via Glyphing. Simply enough if a spell is transmuted from res it can be stored via Glyphing, and if it is not, if it has been attracted from the natural environment, then for all extents it is useless to be used for Glyphing storage. So if you are also a Glypher/Reimancer, then bear in mind that to store a spell, it must be totally transmuted from res.

Chapter 4 :

-Chapter 4- Other concerns of a Reimancer- Res decay over time, and reabsorption.

Before I conclude this writing, I feel there are a few more topics that must be discussed, which will influence both your decision making and planning in regards to Reimancy. They are interrelated to a point, but each important on their own.

First of all is Res decay. Res is a part of you as a mage, it is part of your body, that is its natural state and where it belongs. Because of this fact, through this connection to your res via it being a part of you, you are able to do Reimancy, to do the magic effects such as attraction and transmutation. However from the moment it leaves your body, the res begins to decay and rot, to be lost to the environment. The exact nature of why this happens is unimportant, what is important is bearing this fact in mind when you are doing Reimancy. If you have exuded res outside of you, it is decaying. This means the longer the particular bit of res stays outside of you, the more that will be lost to this decay, and the more costly any long term spell becomes. Inside of you before you exude the res, it is stable; it does not decay and is not expended. However outside of your body it loses this stability, and will be lost over time.

It should be noted that once an element is transmuted, it is stable, and becomes that element truly. Perhaps this is part of why you lose control of the element once transmutation has occurred. This means that it will not rot or decay if you have transmuted it, at the cost of losing control and giving up the element, or being forced to then use attraction to control it. However this also means that if a spell is stored via Glyphing, it is stable and does not decay, and will leave the Glyphs just as it entered. But since only transmuted spells can be stored via Glyphing, only finalized spells can be stored, not res.
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And the final topic is that of reabsorbing res after you are done using Reimancy. Sometimes you will simply not use all that you exuded, and there will be remnants of untransmuted res from your spells, or the leftovers of what was being used for attraction. Sometimes you may find out after exuding it that you no longer have a need to do the spell, perhaps even because seeing your res was enough to scare off a foe. Regardless of whether at the end of your magics you are left with a little or a lot of res, these res are not totally lost, and can be reabsorbed back into you. This is not a perfect process, and likely some of it will have decayed before you have a chance to regain it, but it still means gaining back a bit of res and djed to be used later.

by **Clyde Sullins** on August 6th, 2014, 10:09 pm

Magecrafting Ideas/Stuff

Ideas for items:

- Light hammer- Durability enhancement, movement/swinging speed enhancement
A> +2 Durability(Stru), +3 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 5

B> +2 Durability(Stru), +4 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 6
C> +3 Durability(Stru), +3 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 6

D> +3 Durability(Stru), +4 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 7

Materials- If possible, base item of izentor crafted isurian steel light hammer

Idea- Mass x Acceleration(Speed)= Force, so the faster the hammer swings, the stronger its hits will be. Hammer is blunt force weapon, all about force. Swing and do serious damage, break or smash, throw, perhaps knock people down. Throwing risky, must retrieve.

Cost for ingredients-
MC 5- 9K GM
MC 6- 15K GM
MC 7- 27K GM

Question- Relative speed increase by +3 and +4 enhancement to speed? Difference between Greater and Major enhancement to speed.

For structural- Definitions-
Greater- The item quite clearly has supernatural properties, and it shows.
Major- The item will leave most people completely baffled, for example a leather vest being able to absorb a good deal of damage from a warhammer.

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Ideas for Items to make then sell

- Dagger- Durability Enhancement, movement/swinging speed enhancement
> Useful prototype, to give better idea of effects upon hammer item
> Possible optional reagent- Clyde's blood- make it ineffective against Clyde himself, doesn't harm/cut him.

A> +1 Durability(Stru), +2 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 3
B> +2 Durability(Stru), +2 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 4

Cost for ingredients-
MC 3- 3K GM
MC 4- 5K GM

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- Mace, Light - Durability Enhancement, movement/swinging speed enhancement
> Useful prototype, to give better idea of effects upon hammer item

A> +2 Durability(Stru), +2 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 4
B> +2 Durability(Stru), +3 Movement speed (Beh)(Catalyst- Glassbeak sealed inside- Using wards to trap and seal, then extract)= MC 5
C> +3 Durability(Stru)(Catalyst- Glassbeak sealed inside- Using wards to trap and seal, then extract), +2 Movement speed (Beh)= MC 5

Cost for ingredients-
MC 4- 5K GM
MC 5- 9K GM

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-Light Staff- Durability Enhancement, Magic Staff Step, Enhanced glow?, Turn glow on/off?

A> +2 Durability(Stru), +1 Staff Step, (Optional Reagent of Opalgloam to add glow)= MC 3
B> +2 Durability(Stru), +1 Staff Step, (Optional Reagent of Opalgloam to add glow), +1 Enhance glow (Beh)= MC 4
C> +2 Durability(Stru), +1 Staff Step, (Optional Reagent of Opalgloam to add glow), +1 Intel(On/Off glow) (Int)= MC 4

Cost for ingredients-
MC 3- 3K GM
MC 4- 5K GM
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Names?- Salt Garaghol?
-Sea mammal/cat type thing, which acts as a natural sea water filter. Drinks salt water, body absorbs/uses salt and expels unsalted/desalinated water. Usable for plants, but not usually direct human consumption without further filtering/treatment.

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Abase - life, beginning, spring, that which moves
Daraq - equal, identical, that which cannot be told apart if placed side by side
Abasedaras(Lifeform/World name)

Intro
History
Appearance
Behavior
Abilities
Summoning

by **Clyde Sullins** on September 1st, 2017, 12:01 am

Links/stuff of interest

Clyde Quotes :

TVtropes---

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/EvilTropes

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DrivenToVillainy

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WhatIsEvil

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/VillainsNeverLie

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ProperlyParanoid

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SquishyWizard

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http://www.mizahar.com/forums/topic8540.html
shielding thread

http://www.mizahar.com/forums/post35283.html#p35283
the only active voider

http://www.mizahar.com/forums/topic11406.html
rattler dhani

http://www.mizahar.com/forums/topic7500.html
constrictor dhani

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Secret :

the sarc marc!!!

Kelvic thread thing

spider man :

snake creature :

http://www.mizahar.com/forums/gallery/pic.php?mode=large&pic_id=8452

http://www.mizahar.com/lore/Nyavanni

http://www.mizahar.com/lore/Nel%27vira_Kalpante -Sahova npc, Akontak

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/XanatosGambit

planet :

Journeymen :

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-OOC Note, this was made when Clyde first started here. I plan to keep this the same, so that I can look back and see how much I have learned over my time here, how much Clyde has changed, and yes how stupid I was when I began. So just saying, a lot of these goals have changed, or been tossed out.-

IC to do list

To do list-*note some of this is IC, and some OOC*

Secret :

by **Clyde Sullins** on September 1st, 2017, 12:04 am

Chat Stuff/link stuff

Reimancy Arch :

PFing/Goss :

Syliras/MCing :

Chaon/Syliras :

Nyka/Hunting :

Magic stuff/expand :

Journeyman/Aura :

djed code/dna :

Alternative MCing stuff :

Philt/Goss :

Ineffective/MC :

Sahova/MC :

Familiar :

Als/MC :

Thelma :

glyph/gnosis :

apprentice :

Summoning :

optional reagents :

plants/Sahova :

Journeymen :

Silliness :

quotes :

Strange :

Trigger/Glyphing :

Secret :

ideas :

Mirage :

Ximal :

Sahova :

Summoning/Magecrafting :

Animation :

Morphing :

stone :

Goss on Glyphing :

Amelia Oath :

kit oath :

flux :

Questions :

meditation :

construction :

Khal'iah :

res filter :

magic labs :

1-One difference is how well the space is used. The simple one is meant to be used for one operation at a time, by one, maybe two people. The elaborate is much more nicely done, and looks nicer with better materials, uses the space better, including the walls, and is made to be used by more people, easily 4 operations at a time going on, and that many work stations.

The reason that it can be used as well by any level of magic user, is that the same equipment more or less is used for any level of user. It is the user that is getting better. This is different from other skills, like metalsmithing, and gadgeteering, were as the user gets better, they need better and more varied equipment. Though this differs from field to field, as some higher level users of world magic unlock new techniques that could take new equipment over the more basic stuff.

If a competent gadgeteer, and a master one use the same materials, and pieces, they will more or less come out with the same thing. But if a competent magecrafter, and master one use the same materials, the master will be able to go much farther with it and do more, along with being faster at it.

Also for the same level enchantment, it lowers the chance for a master doing it, over a competent user, of things going disastrously wrong, and the entire place being decimated by a magical explosion. Though really high level by even a master might still end in magical decimation, look at how Areesa Tallshade died! And she was one of the best magecrafters!

2- For number 2, I would think no. If you try to stack things like that, it would be to much going on in one space. Would not be enough room.

Is like saying I want to use x room for my bedroom, and my bathroom... The bathtub and toilet and sink are in there, and situated by design, you are not going to be able to shove them over and stick a bed and tv in there.

Unless you can call in an expert gadgeteer to come in and design and help utilize your workspace, is not going to happen. Plus would probably be cheaper and easier to just get a second lab, than to pay a gadgeteer to design the one to be more efficient and able to be used for more than one.

3- If you plan on doing anything high level with most world magic, it is a good idea to have a specialized lab. It is not as big of a deal to do low level stuff, but for high level, you want one.This varies from discipline to discipline however. While all you need is some circles for animation, which is not as big of a deal, you would definitely want to specialize for magecrafting, for all of the equipment, setup, and stuff you would be using.

ionu :

reimancy :

liar/djed :

dominion :

pycon lost :

Secret :

vogue models

by **Clyde Sullins** on September 1st, 2017, 12:07 am

WS stuff

Meditation draft(early :

Zand

Secret :

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Akalak

Lakan :

Longbow, Composite :

by **Clyde Sullins** on September 1st, 2017, 12:08 am

Goss/B :

Syliras/Stryfe :

by **Clyde Sullins** on December 6th, 2017, 12:19 am

Dinner Party Plan:
1- Post main/group thread- Everyone is in with enforced post order-
-If people end up having a solo conversation (pairing off/move off to side alone to talk) they break off into a spin off thread (linking it in their post) with them, while still being in the main thread.

NPC's- WIP

Ebonstryfe soldiers :

by **Clyde Sullins** on December 31st, 2017, 11:52 pm

Skills:- Broken up by category

Novice-Competent-Expert-Master

Magic:

Secret :

Support:

Secret :

Body/Combat:

Secret :

Social/Info Skills:

Secret :

Outdoors/Wilderness:

Secret :

Mundane:

Secret :