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[Kashyyk]

We've been talking about Heavy Infantry and an uncommon Magic Spell in the discord. I think those are still good goals to achieve this phase. So here is one of each.

Spoiler: Crabfolk Warriors (click to show/hide)

The reefs and tide pools around our island are naturally teeming with life, and one such species that graces our coast is the Fiddler Crab, a curiosity for its one oversized claw used in ritualistic combat and communication. After a throng of them saluted Muu during one of her walks of the Isle, she took it upon herself to help them apply their loyalty to Good.

And so is born the Crabfolk. Short and squat, they come up to mid-chest on a cultist. Athough they can raise themselves up on their hind legs to stand over a human, doing so would expose their soft underbelly, and thus they much prefer offering the hard and rounded carapace on their back/head.

Still retaining their large and impressive Claw on one arm, carapace here is thick, wide and tall, and can be used to protect the owner like a tower shield. Of course, its still a large and powerful claw when needed. The secondary claw is enhanced for dexterity and grip, allowing them to perform almost as well as the fleshy digits of a human.

In combat, crabfolk warriors form hardened and well-trained blocks of Infantry that slowly but surely advance through enemy lines, weathering attacks with carapace as hard as steel and striking with well crafted steel longswords created in our Forge of Cleansing. Naturally, they are an Uncommon yet solid component of our main battleline.

Spoiler: The Hidden Horror (click to show/hide)

On another one of Her wanderings of the surrounding area, Muu came across an old story of an ancient and powerful beast that dwelt in the depths of <nearby sea>. Intrigued, She followed these rumours, and eventually found Herself at the mouth of a cave system so far beneath the waves that there was almost no light to see.

Three days later, She emerged, clothing tattered. She wouldn't tell us what had happened down there, nor what She had seen. Some of the braver cultists shared whispers that the Horror below was some primordial being, older than the Gods, and it did not take kindly to an Angel claiming Her righteous authority.

It was not for naught however. Muu went into council with Her Five-Pointed Star Witches. Soon, they had identified a thread of Muu's essence, and had devised a spell that could temporarily bind that thread to a point in space. On doing so, a howling torrent opens, as if that spot was subject to a great ocean storm, and a writhing, serrated tentacle burst forth, striking blindly and snatching up anything it can find before dragging it into the sodden vortex.

And I had a bit of a brain itch, so here's a Champion design. The Demons are one up on us, so I'd like to close the gap.

Spoiler: The Radiant Paladin (click to show/hide)

The Order of Radiant Dawn is a lodge of Clerics and Paladins founded by an Angel many years before. Worshipping the restorative power of the rising sun, the link to Muu was self evident, and required little convincing.

Unfortunately the Order has suffered of late. The few adherents they have struggle to maintain the Lodge, meaning they are suffering a slow and eventual decline into irrelevance. With the support of our Cult (in the form of a Wealth Token), they have been able to spare their Champion, equipped with their traditional equipment.

The Radiant Paladin is an inspiring and coercive presence. Whilst none of our cultists have been swayed completely away from us, a small contingent believe they best serve Muu's purpose by following the Paladin directly. The Paladin has taken it upon herself to train this honour guard in the ways of the Order, ensuring a dramatic increase in competency compared to their non-Order equivalents.

Fully armoured in masterwork Steel Plate, the Paladin is equally protected from magical effects due to the engraved runes that cover every inch of the armour's surface. Trained in all the Martial Arts of the Order, she can fight effectively with any weapon she can get her hands on.

She came to us bearing a mundane but exceptionally made hand-and-a-half sword, and the Banner of the Rising Sun, affixed to an enchanted haft and topped with a wicked spear, and thus viable as a polearm in its own right. This would be a waste however, as its true ability to replicate the power of the Dawn, shining new life on all allies and inspiring them to insane acts of courage and valour, whilst forcing any aligned with evil to cower and burn in its light. Traditionally she would carry the Banner herself, although she may also entrust it to a chosen Champion of her own who will not allow the Banner to fall, even in death.

[TricMagic]

Stake of Kane
The Good Doctor has long been blessed with her trusty sword Moonsilver, and her unnamed knife gave her a good degree of protection. But her foe is crafty and cowardly, resorting to tricks in the face of open battle and running whenever things do not go his way. The humiliations suffered shall not go unpaid. Taking her knife and the Chisel of Kain, the Forge of Cleansing is used to meld the divine material with the unassuming blade, producing a thick blade with a sharp edge on one side and no guard rather like a garrett,. The point is flat. This blade has a number of properties. For one, it's immortality has been merged with the protective enchantment, creating a thin layer around her that can ward against the unnatural and force her foes to fight fairly. The flat point is capable of breaking through any defense when stabbing, contradicting the assumption such a wide edge couldn't. It's status of being blessed by a god of medicine also enhances the quicksilver in her blood, boosting her vitality-draining abilities to drain life from anything near her she's focused on. It also gives her a minor power in being able to see weaknesses in construction, not just the body, letting her give advice or take full advantage. All in all she's even deadlier now than before. And still not a vampire, she just takes life to gift it to the needy.


Behold, the ultimate Stake with which to kill vampires, liches, and any other manner of monster or undead.
Not valid..

[m1895]

Bonewood Bowmen
Our archers have been left almost entirely untouched since the war began, that ends today.
The forge has been operating day and night pumping out new bonewood bows with bonecoral reinforcement, able to hit targets harder and further than our current bows. They can also be largely made by sea servants in the forge (thanks to the dexterity bonus we gave them) with the exception of the finishing touches and corrections.This tolls the death knell of the "bring your own bow" era of archer recruitment, but this brings its own challenges; now that we have so many bows, we have to actually train up fresh recruits to use them. This was made easier by giving the hunters, who previously made up the bulk of our archers, retraining first and the new title of marksman (a bit presumptuous, but they'll grow into it with time.) The new title comes with new responsibilities: a handful of newbies to look after and help ease into the training. Of course new bows are not the only new equipment they have to work with, a goat wool (if there's one thing these islands have, it's goats) gambeson, it's fibers fused with trace amounts of coral for a bit of extra strength and to surround the wearer's soul with a thin cloud of good (it also gives it a certain... vibrancy in color,) and a padded coral helmet, of the open-faced Thpenian style, provide the bowmen with a basic degree of protection. They've also received news arrows with bonewood shafts, and some bodkin tips to go with the standard broadheads. A Marksman may optionally have a handful of their arrows converted to "arrows of light," a derivative of spear of light, though the handful is submerged at the same time as a bundle, reducing overall costs. They also received a bonewood-hafted mace with a bronze head.

[TricMagic]

The Electric Generals

Muu has decided that people need to work together more. While she could just link them up in bunches of five, or tie them all together, such methods are unlikely to work well with the Agony of the Soul being thrown around. No, what they really need are extensions of herself able to direct them with a portion of her brilliance. Enter her Electric Generals, specially grown Jellyfish with 7 foot radius, and enough brainpower to telepathically direct whole hordes of people, sea servant or otherwise. Their smaller tentacles act as levitators, controlling their latent electricity to let them float and move around. Their four larger tentacles are used to move across the ground and deliver deadly shocks to anything they wrap around. The top of their cap contains a organic core made from coral in which the majority of their powers come from. So long as it's undamaged, they can work at full efficacy.

Their lightning does have a limit, which they have to refill by draining life. They mostly heal slowly over time, so the rest of their cap is dedicated to Ymis wards to help reduce physical impacts and de-intent magic to help resist it. It's not much, but a lot of time has been spent on each to make it as close to Muu's brilliance as possible, making them a natural rarity on the battlefield. And much like the Sea Servants, they can link with Muu, or said Sea Servants from a distance to improve their capabilities. (Though they can only direct, not assume control.) Their color is the result of dissolved coral, which is both their main food source and a medium for their abilities. An Electric General that has leaked too much of it's body has difficulties directing it's electricity. Their levitators are also more prone to damage than their "legs". Break enough of them off and you force it to come closer to earth.

No humans were harmed in the making of the Electric Generals. A lot of animals were though. Most of their build time is spent underwater in the pool of cleansing for maximum volume in their semi-liquid head. Come in a variety of transparent color schemes


Hale Amulet
Taking advantage of our heavy works in studying the frequencies of wards, the Hale Amulet is made up of bone with coral filling the engravings. These runes are charged with magical energy. (infusing the coral will trigger the enchantment imbued into the bone), and provide general physical protection to the wearer. Enough to hand a few impacts before the light fades. They're cheap, effective, and salable. It's not fancy(other than being made to look like a whalebone tusk on a simple necklace), but they will protect you from at least one hit. Usually. We also have fancier ones for those looking for a bit of defense against assassination. And unlike most of our stuff, no mental effects. It really is cheap, the coral is in abundance, and the forge makes enchanting and molding it easy, along with carving. We can produce a ton for everyone, though much like the first Ymis ward, only a single frequency can be used. It offers no defense against magic, being entirely focused on the physical frequency.


Cheap, effective equipment for anyone that needs it. Can give it to allied workers and provide charging services, can give it to politicians who want some safety from an arrow through the knee. It's not fancy, but it makes use of what we have, no new things needed besides enchanting. It's scale could be difficult, but mass production (and security, and what's more secure than your own security) should help out.

[Madman198237]

OK so first up, magical heavy infantry.

Spoiler: Magical Blender (click to show/hide)

Hurricane Knights
Rare Infantry Unit
At first, or at least from a distance, a Hurricane Knight appear to be a perfectly normal, heavily armored footsoldier, encased head-to-foot in armor made of a hideous amalgam of bone, coral, and iron. They wear bascinets with a variety of visors topped with jagged and colorful coral crowns, full mail aventails over coral/bone/iron amalgam brigandines, full plate arm harness and gauntlets of the same material, and full leg armor down to the sabatons. Iron mail is visible in every gap in the armor, and nothing is visible behind the helmet's closed visor. Coral ornamentation, jagged and sharp, covers parts of the armor. In their hands are held maces, or swords, or pollaxes, or halberds, or any other weapon that might be useful against an opponent.

Once you get closer you can see what, precisely, these things are. The iron visible in the amalgam is rusted, the armor dented, with jagged edges and cracks. Magic and bits of sea spray seep out of the cracks and gaps of the armor and through the mail. Every inch of the knights' armor is enchanted during its time in the Forges, specifically to contain the semi-sentient storm that lies at the heart of one of these creations.

In combat, they serve as heavy infantry, able to defeat most any foe in single combat with their heavy armor and acceptable proficiency with their weapons. That is, until they are hit with too much magic, or are damaged too much too quickly, or even just spend too long in the fight. Then, their armor flies apart, the individual plates and sharpened coral decorations being caught up in the maelstrom unleashed from inside the suits. The knight's weapons, armor, and anything else nearby become projectiles hurtling around in a narrow column of pure destruction until the storm's power is spent and the enchanted armor pulls itself together again.

Medium infantry/skirmishers with cumulative magic resistance.

Spoiler: Just Peltast Things (click to show/hide)

Spellwarden Peltasts
Uncommon Infantry Unit
Pulled from the ranks of the battle-hardened cultists (or at least the cultists who didn't run away screaming from the fight) and given serious training, these professional soldiers serve in the medium-infantry role. They are equipped with conical helmets of colorful bonecoral, dyed wool gambesons (thanks, sheep farmers), bonecoral right (or left, if they're left-handed) armguards, medium-sized bonecoral shields, a set of javelins with iron tips, and leaf-bladed iron swords. Their shields carry a simple enchantment partly based off of our wards that bleeds off some of the magic energy from magical attacks. This isn't a particularly strong enchantment as these soldiers are meant to be plentiful, but the more soldiers a magical spell affects the more energy is bled away, shortening the duration and lessening the strength of attacks against them.

In battle, they can work in open order, skirmishing with the enemy with their javelins. If pressed with cavalry, they can use any remaining javelins as spears. Later in the same battle, they can close ranks and move to the edges of the formation, screening it with their superior mobility, skills, and armor, linking the infantry to the cavalry and preventing any gaps from opening up.

And a straight-up "please die now" spell so the enemies, y'know, die.

Spoiler: Magic Is Hard (click to show/hide)

Incandescent Flames
Uncommon Spell
A brand-new spell! What wonder! Ahem. Uh. Anyway. This spell, notably not the same as Magic Missile, casts a fast-moving fireball guided by the user which, on impact, sets things on fire within half a meter or a meter or so. Great, right?

The trick is that the fire, as it burns, throws off pure Light, scorching everything around it not once, but twice, with something guaranteed to erase 99.9% of demonic influence and uncorrupted flesh other undesirables. It will burn straight through most armor due to the unleashed Light's power. And also most plantlife, flesh, bone, certain kinds of dirt, and sometimes sand. We're...not sure why it can consume sand. We're working on it. But the fire, once cast, can be directed a bit, and also dispelled by the caster. If the caster dies before the fire is dispelled, the fire will cease spreading and die down eventually.

[TricMagic]

snip

Magic is soft. Also, fireball is sorta... Not original. Basic. It's just feeding a fire/light spell that you throw at people, barely a change to magic missile's throw magic at it approach?

Shifting Earth
Over time, the earth moves. In time, the earth cracks and quakes. This uncommon Spell takes hold of these forces, and summons them to a location of the caster's choosing, causing the earth to split, quake, and crack in a small area, before closing over, anything caught within undoubtedly losing their life from the crushing force. Perhaps more importantly, it's not a fire and forget spell, but one that can be cast wherever the spellcaster's magic can reach, though it usually requires line of sight so you at least know where you're putting the spell's center. theoretically, multiple casters could work together and synergize their magic to create a larger effect, but not like that will happen... Oh look, it can happen. Star Witches can greatly improve the area of effect by choosing places in a star-like formation to summon this force, making it even deadlier


As an earth spell. Summon, bind, and strike the earth! Amber is a mineral formed by earth, and the runes speak of the forces involved. Even a small bit is a lot

[m1895]

Very slightly modified from its origin, probably not the best choice but might as well see what people think about it nowadays
Muu's Mercy
Muu understands that some of you, lacking perspective, may perceive these actions as excessive. In her infinite care, She has provided an explanation for you:
Demons.
Are.
Not.
People.
She hopes that this explanation has helped you come to an understanding.
Muu's Mercy is derived from the Sea Servant ritual, though where that spell is a heaven of sorts, this is a purgatory. To get around the whole "requiring the soul to volunteer" thing, we've devised a method to shatter demonically tainted souls (for the spell can only detect and effect tainted souls) and bind them into various bodyparts. The weakened soul shards are then ripe for ignition, powering the rest of the transformation and the excess energy helping convert others, like kindling in a bonfire.
Now for our mortal initiates, this is a ritual yes (though five points can get it done much quicker,) but for Muu, do to the nature of the spell being an extension of her to an extent, it is an at-will aura around her. A demonic soldier falls and just as quickly his left hand grows radula and leaps away to grind at his comrade's jugular, his right shin bone grows crab legs and sharp claws, and his head grows "wings" and a proboscis to drain the fiends of blood.
These... things are of course short-lived, lasting a few days at most, but that complete expendability has a charm of its own. Why not throw the swarm straight at that demon's fort? It's not like we're losing anything, and maybe they'll force them back from the outer defenses, if not scour the fort entirely.
(A happily little side effect is the burning away of the soul leaves behind purified bone, though we probably won't be able to exploit that outright.)

[Quarque]

Uncommon Spell

Upon casting this spell, a flood of the Ink of Muu is released upon a group of enemy units. This black holy Ink temporarily blinds any creature, living or undead, that relies on eyes or hollow eye sockets to see. It is particularly sticky stuff. Trying to rub it out of your eyes by hand hurts and will only make it worse.

This spell is dreadfully effective on demons because they have not invented soap yet and most of them are hesitant to burn themselves (which, admittedly, removes the Ink).

Five-point Star Witches learn a slightly modified version of the ritual. When they cast Ink of Muu, they release five streams of Ink rather than one. And instead of Black, the Ink they release has five different colors:

• Red (causes Fire damage in addition to blinding)
• Yellow (causes Holy damage in addition to blinding)
• Green (causes Acid damage in addition to blinding)
• Blue (causes Cold damage in addition to blinding)
• Purple (causes Arcane damage in addition to blinding)

[TricMagic]

Reliquar stuff to appeal.

Preservation Enchantment
A enchantment based upon our work on physical protection, this is slightly different. It doesn't just have to protect from the physical, but from it's own aging. Thankfully we have one solution in our coral, so it's a matter of getting said enchantment right while not outright draining from movement?

A tough problem to be sure. We'll start with preserving books with a coral casing. The physical ward is altered to sink deep into the structure of the book within, then we tune it out of alignment, slightly to the side rather than the up and down of the original. This prevents the spell from draining during movement of the casing. We then charge the enchantment to find out how it works, and submerge it for a couple of days. In this manner we test to see if these books become waterlogged, and the power consumption. Ideally the enchantment will stabilize anything within that isn't living.

This type of magical research is boring. So Muu supposes they will tap on the Revisionists to help with this. Not only does it let them better preserve their many texts, they're also a lot more methodical about refining this. And once a the proof of concept is made, it can be scaled up into a Rare fixture of any library, meant to protect a whole display case instead of a single book, perfectly caved from coral melded with wood.


Megalyterotheikos Tomeas Ritual
This ritual is designed to broadcast the Ymis ward, empowering it off of magical energy. For us it makes use of  liquid light barrels buried in the earth, which is slowly leached over the course of the day. Star Witches' gather to build the ward and then attach it to this source, before anchoring it to a solid surface. Unlike the Ymis ward, this one makes damaging anything it's layered to far far more difficult. Compared to the original, there's no contest. So long as it's connected to the earth, it isn't going to fall any time soon. This naturally has uses in cases where we can prepare the battlefield ahead of time, but it's primary advantage is in fact for our allies the Reliquars. They would appreciate a good ward scheme, and this is definitely one of the better ones. They're need to provide their own way to empower it though, but perhaps they may help us in turn to not rely on the barrels entirely. While it's technically possible for acolytes to cast this spell, it's far more fiddly since the spell also has to infuse the material, making it solidly Uncommon. On the other hand, the Reliquars likely have the experience to apply it, or could help get our Witches in. Others may also appreciate the improvement of security. Note that only one type can really be applied as it infuses the material.



One is boring refinement and experiment work for something that will only be appreciated by librarians and historians. (Revisionists helping.) The other is Turtle. Pure Turtle. The walls won't fall that easily next time, and any case we're on the defense is a major boon. Notably, neither is really Amber level since it's an improvement of an original, though the latter could be useful if going full turtle. (Like casting it on a moving castle on a giant turtle.)

[m1895]

Coral Charms
The sailors of Mayfolk hold a great deal of superstitions regarding symbols carved in bone, with the most coveted being made of whalebone... of course, you remember the rest, let's get onto where we are now.
 Coral has shown great promise for enchanting, and readily accepts the mayfolk runes. Given this, we planned a modest increase in scope from the original plan. A coral charm can now be made as a pure Arcane/Physical ward, as well as the standard mixed ward it was originally patterned after. Fortunately, our good friends from the quarry know how to set up manufacturing so this variability won't crash our  production rates. A good thing too, as with the sheer quantity of coral, it's enchantibility, and the forge this may be the single most mass-producible enchanted item made in a long time (though what precisely that means is another matter.)

Actually you know what, it isn't. Shoot for the moon, land among the stars. We are going to pump enough resources into these charms to give one to practically every soldier. Hell, we can probably sell a few in the raiders roost, adventurers like having protection, and it gives us a foot in the door we don't currently have.

Bone Piper
A bone piper is a strange floating flesh orb of a creature(?) With several bone (or chitin? horn?) tubes protruding out it at odd angles. The command of a unit is bonded to one of these pipers, allowing any order to be relayed through the sound generated when it blows air through its many tubes. Our troops hear this sound as moderately pleasant music, which they can unerringly interpret as their orders, but to the enemy, it is a horrifying cacophony of mind-searing notes, a tune which should not be, and wears away at their morale and sanity the longer they hear it.

[Madman198237]

Spoiler: Rare Archers (click to show/hide)

Stalkers of the Deeps
Rare Infantry Unit
Lurking in any place you might not want to find them, and hiding anywhere you might expect that to be impossible, the Stalkers are our answer to Skitterpriests, regular priests, enemy commanders, enemy mages, enemy champions, and that annoying sense of "somebody is watching me".

For when the Stalkers are about, someone is always watching you.

Stalkers are elite, camouflaged archers, wearing heavily enchanted cloaks with coral clasps (to carry the enchantment) that change color to match the background, deaden the perceptions of enemies nearby, and muffle every step and sound they make. Trying to find one is hard enough, trying to hit one is just as difficult. Their principal weapon is the bow, of course. Made in the Forges with iron and wood with coral decorations, they are heavily enchanted. A Stalker's bow, were you to find one without any enchantments, would have a draw weight no human could draw. If you can draw it back, though, it will launch an arrow at a velocity that would give a ballista engineer pause. Only the enchantments to ease the draw weight while retaining the force of the bow let the Stalker draw it at all. The bow is resistant to damage, hostile or harmful magic, and rarely misses its target. They have plenty of normal arrows made of iron and wood, but they also bring a few enchanted arrows, which are even less vulnerable to magical interference and can cut through most anything they hit.

They represent some of the longest-serving and best Cultists in the shooting-people business, and receive the highest degree of training possible in the skills of archery, camouflage, scouting, and spying. Seeing one without the cloak and a mask is rare, and for good reason. After so long spent exposed to Good, magic, and even a bit of Evil, their minds and sometimes even their bodies are not entirely whole. They scout ahead of the main force, finding targets of opportunity and reporting back, and then sneak in to find said targets in the dark and shoot them full of silent holes before anyone realizes what's going on.

[TricMagic]

Wavelight
The light of the amber runes is pretty, how they almost seem to disappear when the sun hits them just right.
This also reflects the spell within, light refracting into the wave.
The property of light is one most angels seem to take as cleansing, bright, healing, a sign. But it doesn't have a form, really. It's only through interacting with other objects that color shines into the world. This spell however refracts that color, trapping it in the waves of this magic. As a spell, it's complicated to understand, but once cast, it doesn't take much of the magic imbued to maintain. It's bound to an object, and as that object moves, light does not return, but cycles, refracted through the to mirror the other side. A slight distortion remains, but on a single unit they are likely to go unseen until within the cloak itself.

Muu's Mercy (1): TricMagic
-Use Amber Token (0):
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Coral Charms (1): TricMagic
-Use 1 Wealth Token (1): TricMagic
Don't Use Wealth Token (0):

[m1895]

Spoiler: You asked for this (click to show/hide)

Catspaws
The stealing and vandalism are easy enough to handwave for the greater good, and breaking the occasional kneecap is just a fact of the business, but assassination requires a coldness bordering on psychopathy. Muu was left stumped on how she would make such a creature, until a village cat walked past, a rat caught between its jaws.
A catspaw is created by merging cat and human into a twin-formed hybrid. The cat form is more or less perfect, though the human one will typically have some combination of cat ears, eyes, teeth and a cat tail giving them away, but with a bit of concentration they can suppress these traits for a time, or hide them under cloaks and wrappings. These forms don't necessarily stay the same when in the other, it takes active effort to recreate them precisely, but on the flipside, coming back with a new name and face is on the table, as an aside the forms also heal when not in use, requiring a mortal wound to both forms to put one down for good. Items on either form stay with that form, such as the clothes on their backs, the the sword in its sheath, and those jewels that just went missing.
On the subject of swords, Catspaws keep a katzbagler on hand to deal with any trouble that comes up, with just the karambit being preferred to deal with targets, though they are skilled with both. The katzbalger and karambit both are made from coppercoral, the ductility of copper and the hardness of coral mixed to create a rough analogue of steel that leverages our existing talents and infrastructure (and is easier to enchant to boot.) Of course should both fail anyway, every catspaw has their retractable claws to fall back on. Not a great option, but they can still slash throats.
Catspaws are effectively "made men," they deal with whatever trouble comes up whether that be a priceless object that needs stealing, a particularly onerous enemy of ours (or our associates,) or maybe a shopkeep that needs to be... convinced not to offer service to people we find disagreeable, and we try to keep them breathing. Their skills and ability to switch forms always allows fo easy entry and a clean getaway, so it's not a challenging prospect.

[TricMagic]

This gets my vote.

Muu's Mercy (1): TricMagic
-Use Amber Token (0):
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Coral Charms (0):
-Use 1 Wealth Token (0):
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Catspaws: (1) TricMagic

[Madman198237]

Discussion's slowed down so in the name of making me, personally, less bored, I guess we'll kick this along.

I have not deleted options to suggest that they shouldn't be voted for; just to suggest that things that aren't voted for right now ought not to be in there to reduce clutter since we've got a lot of proposals floating about this turn.

Muu's Mercy (Spell): (1) TricMagic
Catspaws (Influence/crime against humanity): (1) TricMagic
Spellwarden Peltasts (Infantry): (1) Madman
Incandescent Flames (Spell): (1) Madman