Pandan 1448 Share Posted July 10, 2015 Sorry for the delay, two members including myself have been absent and further discussion is required regarding this piece. Expect an answer within the coming days; dependent upon if Kalenz makes a short return. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samsan99 274 Share Posted July 13, 2015 Like the lore the dwarf runesmithing has always been interesting (( even if I dont play a dwarf )) its a nice little thing to spice them and the server up while not as strong as a enchanters are I like its utility and what you can do with, Along with the bound tools to the smith. but about the yemekar rune would its effect happen first if a object is about to hit it or the impact? like hitting some one with a hammer or your shield taking a arrow. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lima 773 Author Share Posted July 14, 2015 Like the lore the dwarf runesmithing has always been interesting (( even if I dont play a dwarf )) its a nice little thing to spice them and the server up while not as strong as a enchanters are I like its utility and what you can do with, Along with the bound tools to the smith. but about the yemekar rune would its effect happen first if a object is about to hit it or the impact? like hitting some one with a hammer or your shield taking a arrow. 1. Its not exactly a weaker form of enchantment as much as a completely different way to go around alteration in general. While on smaller scales enchanters are able to display power more efficiently in most cases, thahnium does allow for macro-level enchantments a degree easier [though still exponentially difficult.] The system was designed to be different to enchantment, but similar in a certain manner. Its a theme we kept from 501's writeup to make it still rather unique. 2. Yemekar rune's stone transmutation in combat. It happens within a very small localised area to the rune, so maybe the field of energy it emits is roughly 3-5cm's on a heart rune. In a lot of cases I can't see it being used on shields, generally speaking I have this idea in my head that you would need to keep the weapon in a literal stone sheath, to make sure it isn't constantly activated and degrading. As for a object coming to impact the imbued object turning to stone, like a arrow, I don't see it being so sudden. It would take a few seconds for it to actually change, not a instant flash bang its stone kinda deal. Generally speaking the Yemekar rune (and I heard this from one other person) could be accessed of being some sort of OP gank weapon, but I would beg to differ. If you are hitting something with a warhammer its most likely going to break regardless of if a couple seconds afterwards it starts to turn to stone a little. It doesn't really jump out as me as a particularly strong tool as much as just some flavour to combat, unlike something like a lightening sword that has almost become the meta to RP combat where they say "I parry you, your arm spasms, I stab you." 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pandan 1448 Share Posted July 15, 2015 The lore has been [Accepted] . I recommend talking to a member of the LT about it's implementation. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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