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Author Topic: Undying - A Narrative Suggestion Game  (Read 3830 times)

Lyeos

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Re: Undying - A Narrative Suggestion Game
« Reply #30 on: April 12, 2014, 12:06:31 pm »

But anyways, maybe we should learn elemental magic in general?

Mmm... Like, learn a few basic spells of varying types? That could be useful, since it would make us more versatile, at the cost of not having more powerful spells (Yet).

Or, just a we-should-learn-some-elemental-magic? Would focusing on one or two types be okay? We'd learn more powerful magic, but... At the cost of being well-rounded. We may be out of luck if a situation called for a type of magic we didn't know.

What a dilemma!  (Of course, this is assuming we have a set maximum for the amount of spells we can have, and also depends on how much we can learn about any one school in whatever amount of time we have... Or are we just gonna buy/borrow spell books to learn on the move?)

Also, is posting this frequently on a thread okay? I don't know, because I'm normally trapped in my box without access to the Internet.
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« Reply #31 on: April 12, 2014, 12:38:38 pm »

It is fine to post this much on the FG&R boards.

And I think we should go for as many schools of magic as possible.
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« Reply #32 on: April 12, 2014, 12:44:09 pm »

I'd ask about healing, and general elemental magic.

My personal preference would be necromancy, but asking that is unlikely to earn us any points.
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« Reply #33 on: April 12, 2014, 12:45:56 pm »

My personal preference would be necromancy, but asking that is unlikely to earn us any points.

I like you. You have excellent ideas. If we became a lich we would have eternity to learn spells.
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« Reply #34 on: April 12, 2014, 12:57:08 pm »

My personal preference would be necromancy, but asking that is unlikely to earn us any points.

I like you. You have excellent ideas. If we became a lich we would have eternity to learn spells.
We do Have eternity to learn spells, we are apparently immortal.
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« Reply #35 on: April 12, 2014, 01:00:37 pm »

My personal preference would be necromancy, but asking that is unlikely to earn us any points.

I like you. You have excellent ideas. If we became a lich we would have eternity to learn spells.
We do Have eternity to learn spells, we are apparently immortal.

Even better - less work for us! That said... Healing spells would probably be the best start, at the moment.
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« Reply #36 on: April 12, 2014, 01:12:03 pm »

My personal preference would be necromancy, but asking that is unlikely to earn us any points.

I like you. You have excellent ideas. If we became a lich we would have eternity to learn spells.
We do Have eternity to learn spells, we are apparently immortal.

Even better - less work for us! That said... Healing spells would probably be the best start, at the moment.
I agree.

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« Reply #37 on: April 12, 2014, 01:29:22 pm »

My personal preference would be necromancy, but asking that is unlikely to earn us any points.

I like you. You have excellent ideas. If we became a lich we would have eternity to learn spells.
We do Have eternity to learn spells, we are apparently immortal.

Even better - less work for us! That said... Healing spells would probably be the best start, at the moment.
I agree.

Sure, why not, what's the point of immortality if you die from being stabbed? Or immortality without arms?
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« Reply #38 on: April 12, 2014, 02:58:33 pm »

Somehow I doubt Mr. Wizard will teach us whatever we want just because we say pretty please...

Ask if it's possible for us to learn magic (and him to teach us) when we talk to him tomorrow about how we can be of use to the fort. As for rest of the day, I suggest we ask who's who around here and generally talk to people. Then find food and place to sleep, assuming we need to eat and sleep.
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« Reply #39 on: April 15, 2014, 02:53:56 pm »

An idea comes to you as you make your way back to the Fort, Terian was a wizard so clearly he could teach you about magic and how to use it, with that idea in mind you rush back to the keep. As you pass through the doors you find that the previous guards have rotated with some others and entirely new faces, excluding the man named Markus (a dark haired, middle aged man of average height) who you get the feeling is almost always here on the first floor. The guards mumble, and glare at you but none stop you as you head up through the tower to the third floor though you find a pair of men wielding spears, and dressed in black leather armor stop you as you attempt to step into Terian's area, one of them shouts at you as his spear levels at your head.

"Halt, Terian does not wish to be disturbed at this time, turn arou.."

He's cut off as the old wizard yells out to them,

"If it's that Nameless Soldier go ahead, and let him through Geralt and Ricon, I was expecting him to return anyway and its not like I can't spare a few moments for such a lost soul."

Scowling at you the two men lift there spears, and let you past, it takes a few minutes more to navigate the maze of bookshelves and crates but eventually you return to the place where you first met Terian to find him sitting in a tall leather chair, a matching chair drawn up on the far side of the desk. Taking the hint you sit down, and wait for the old man to start the conversation as you get the strange sense he already knows what you wish to ask.

"Magic was once abundant, its use was common all throughout the world and people did not fear those who wielded such powers correctly for they knew the truth of the world that has been lost to time only to be discovered by a select few who themselves becomes mages, wizards, and the like. Of course in this world of False Gods the truth is hidden from the view of the many, its very existence is denied, and those who know it are hunted like dogs for seeing that which is as natural as Nature itself for it would take the power from those who seek to control it all.

Tell me this Nameless Soldier, what would you do if the world you knew was a lie, that the Gods that you worshiped were pretenders to such a lofty title, and that you had the power to strike the pretenders down? Would you let the pretenders live to try and keep the world at peace, would you strike them down and reveal the truth ... or would you take a place among them so that others might worship you as they do the other False Gods?"

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« Reply #40 on: April 15, 2014, 03:24:12 pm »

"Well, seeing as how I am a devout Atheist and refuse to believe in anything besides myself, I would go about attempting to better the world. I would actively deny that I have any sort of divine power and, and once I set up a stable area, I would begin teaching others. The truth must be told even though it is the hardest thing for anybody to hear."

((If we are eventually going to become a god, we might as well shoot for the Totally Accidental God Of Truth.))
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« Reply #41 on: April 15, 2014, 03:31:38 pm »

"Well, seeing as how I am a devout Atheist and refuse to believe in anything besides myself, I would go about attempting to better the world. I would actively deny that I have any sort of divine power and, and once I set up a stable area, I would begin teaching others. The truth must be told even though it is the hardest thing for anybody to hear."

((If we are eventually going to become a god, we might as well shoot for the Totally Accidental God Of Truth.))
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« Reply #42 on: April 15, 2014, 03:49:00 pm »

"Well, seeing as how I am a devout Atheist and refuse to believe in anything besides myself, I would go about attempting to better the world. I would actively deny that I have any sort of divine power and, and once I set up a stable area, I would begin teaching others. The truth must be told even though it is the hardest thing for anybody to hear."

((If we are eventually going to become a god, we might as well shoot for the Totally Accidental God Of Truth.))
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« Reply #43 on: April 15, 2014, 04:29:12 pm »

"Well, seeing as how I am a devout Atheist and refuse to believe in anything besides myself, I would go about attempting to better the world. I would actively deny that I have any sort of divine power and, and once I set up a stable area, I would begin teaching others. The truth must be told even though it is the hardest thing for anybody to hear."

((If we are eventually going to become a god, we might as well shoot for the Totally Accidental God Of Truth.))
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« Reply #44 on: April 15, 2014, 05:02:07 pm »

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