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« on: August 22, 2013, 01:23:40 am »Agreed.I concur.
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Agreed.I concur.
obsidian journal? steel journal? earthenware journal? Doesn't really work. You need to keep in mind these are crafts, and what they will be made out of.Have you seen some of the absurd things Necromancers like to make the covers of their books out of?
Do I need to assign everyone lines?Hey, I'm not advocating kobold-cide. Besides, you only throw allies under the bus when it's the only option left.
I concur.+1, also make it's spikes less spiky.Remember how we 'helped' that golem working on our tower?+1
Cause one of the beast's arms and one of its body segments to grow in a way that hinders its balance and mobility. Avoid the now handicaped statue, and get to the entrance.
srsly frendz, how do i find The Thing in legends??? I see noting!!!! NOTING!!!The same way you find any cursed being in Legends Mode. Carefully reading through the list. I suggest you do the same thing to a dictionary.
A non-sapient (such as a tiger) cannot make moral choices, while a sapient creature can. A sapient choosing to eat another sapient is committing an act of cannibalism, be it an elf eating a dwarf, or vice-versa.So... tigers eating humans is cannibalism, and tigers eating tigers is not?Cannibalism in most fantasy settings is defined as eating the flesh of any sapient creature.Its only one word in the raws, but I did not plan on it being an option. Dwarf = no cannibals. Thats it. This feature should be for the more barbaric races, and elves.Technically it's only cannibalism if they eat their own race.
Do you mean exactly what you said, or would it be more accurate to say that all sapient creatures are lumped together as one race for the purpose of defining cannibalism in fantasy settings? (not that there is more than one sapient race IRL...)
Cannibalism in most fantasy settings is defined as eating the flesh of any sapient creature.Its only one word in the raws, but I did not plan on it being an option. Dwarf = no cannibals. Thats it. This feature should be for the more barbaric races, and elves.Technically it's only cannibalism if they eat their own race.
Regarding some of the things discussed:You mention spellcasting poppies, I think the fields of Sleep Poppies from the Wizard of Oz books. And that would be AWESOME.
Maybe a variety of attack flowers like spitting orchids, spellcasting poppies, and poisonous webbing vines.