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A curious being heard of the missive sent out, and let out a chuckle "Ayeh, tell em o' yer location, we'll take careh o' em aftah..."

I like it, it seems very well thought out, and unique in its own right. The implementation of rolls seems quite fun as well. +1

[!] Somewhere far, far away, the news reached a lone Dark Dwarf, part of the Irongut Clan that his Elder has passed on through the Veil "Anot'er o' teh Vidnyr grumbled, one single tear rolling down his cheek, falling down but already turning into steam before hitting the stone ground of his smithy. He raised his hammer, a soft grumble turning into a loud roar as he slammed his tool down on the steel he was working on, a crack quickly forming along its length before splitting it in half. . .

If it was there on a higher spell include it on a lower one. +1

+1

Vidnyr di Ixolar would hear off the missive (or not), deciding to ignore it for now.

+1 seems like a logical addition

Vidnyr approached An-Gho with the massive "Seems loike fun" was all hé said to the ancient being.

A New Character Sheet Hi! I've been using a character sheet of my own creation (with some inspiration from others) for some time now, and I thought I'd share the format with y'all. The idea to post this format came to me after seeing @CCARKUSpost their own Character Sheet not too long ago in the post linked below. The character Sheet I've made has space for art of the character, a brief description of their appearance, their equipment, their statistics like height, strength, backstory and more! Within the MA's and FA's section, there are links to speadsheets I've made previously to keep track of learnt spells and crafts as well. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HwwCdu91A44kdPoN46-oriAc8RYsRdmh2m8pcUq8GM8/edit?usp=sharing If you have any questions or suggestions after looking at it, I'd be more than happy to answer them in my Discord (_grey_w0lf_). Posts Mentioned: CCARKUS's Post: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/235807-char-sheet-nixira/ Magical Tracking - Guide: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/229478-guide-magic-spreadsheet-tracking/ Alchemical Tracking - Guide: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/229315-guide-alchemy-spreadsheettracking/

"T'oug't yeh meant teh murderer o' teh Gold'ands. . ." A dwarf mumbles, his voice hoarse from days working in the forge

Don't smoke kids, but the idea is cool! +1

Auch... Haha fair enough though. Hope you recover well!

1. What is something you would like to achieve on Grelu? 2. (More cuz I like it myself) what are your thoughts on Magics in general? Which ones would you like to one day try?

We had the same question as well, we thought it was making yourself the main hero, and making emotes too long(?) BTW, thanks Squak and team for the amazing events! I've been enjoying them for however much I was able to attend!

Thats what I think as well. Comparing it to other multislot spells makes it feel a bit underpowered from my point of view. Though it is also a bit strong doe a 1-slot, so it is in a bit of an odd space. The spells themselves seem wellwritten though, and I like some of the ideas

Vrilkon sighs as well

Warforger’s Paint [T2] Origin/Backstory Not too long ago, a Dwarven artist and alchemist used his combined knowledge of the creation of tattoo’s and the creation and usage of Warforging to create a mixture, an oil that could be used to imbue the effects of the Warforging into the skin. This knowledge, long hidden within his books has finally reached the outside world now. Recipe Base: Warforging Oil 1x Water: Impediment 2x Mundane: Slowness 2x Mundane: Growth 1x Mundane: Life 3x (optional) Creation To create the ink, one starts off by heating up the Warforging oil, stirring it to make sure the heat is applied evenly. After this, one first applies the Impediment and Slowness Symbols, keeping on the stirring until the oily base has turned sluggish, after which they can add in the Growth Symbol. The Alchemist must then continue stirring to allow for the oil to become a smooth consistency. When this happens, the Alchemist should add the Life Symbols to make sure the tattoo doesn’t fade. This isn’t required, but if this isn’t done, the tattoo will fade in [4] weeks. Effects The result of combining the additional ingredients to Warforging Oil will result in an inky fluid that can be used to make tattoo’s. This oil, when injected into the skin, will give off the same effect as the original creations, though this effect will weaken overtime if a specific step isn't taken during the crafting process, this step being the addition of the Life Symbols into the oil. One potion can create a tattoo up to the size of a limb before running out and requiring another vail of potion. Lava-Tattoo A tattoo crafted with this recipe will seem to be made of fire after applying it once, or like molten rock after applying it for a second time. They give off a slight bit of light, betraying one's location in pitch black darkness, but this doesn't allow the carrier to see in it. Lava Tattoos will also be slightly warm to the touch, though this isn't to extreme levels. Star-Tattoo Star-tattoos will take on the characteristics of the ever-shifting night sky, making it look like the skies above, though not accurately following the movements of the stars. The tattoo itself will either become near-black or deep purple with stars in a range of colours which move around and may even flicker out. Frost-Tattoo These tattoos make the tattooed area look frozen over, and they may even feel cool to the touch, though not to extreme levels. The ice can take on a range of colours ranging from nearly clear to deep blue or white with the full ranges in between. Storm-Tattoo A Storm tattoo will seemingly create a slightly shifting storm cloud on the skin of the carrier, sparks of lightning moving through the clouds. They will give off a little bit of light which may betray the location of the carrier in extremely dark places, though they cannot help the carrier to see in the dark. Light-Tattoo These tattoos are the brightest of the available tattoos, creating a soft light from where the tattoo is applied, which looks like it comes from within the skin itself. They will give off a fair bit of light which will betray the location of the carrier in extremely dark places, though it cannot help the carrier to see in the dark. Redlines/Restrictions - The tattoo’s that are a product of this craft cannot give any combative or mechanical advantages. - The tattoo’s, when giving off light (e.g. Lightforging, Lavaforging or Stormforging) cannot create enough light to give an overview of an area. - When the Life Symbols aren’t added to the mixture, the tattoo will fade in [4] OOC weeks. - Only [2] effects can be applied to a person at a time. - Tattoos require OOC consent before they can be placed. - One can only craft a tattoo after learning the Warforging Potions IRPly. - This lore follows all the lore of [✓] [Rewrite - Alchemy] [War-Forging]. Purpose OOC I was reading into tattoo lore, and found out there aren’t many non-magical means, nor is there a lot of RP for it, thus I wanted to do such. It was a nice exercise of practice for some other pieces of lore I’m trying to work on. Citation Spoiler

FULL NAME: Orkadath AGE: 21 PRIOR EXPERIENCE: Dad's a Demon, he's a warrior in Hohkmat, and an Uruk METHOD OF CONTACT: _grey_w0lf_ // _Grey_W0lf_

"Ah 'ars' bet fair stance Clanfat'er, yeh seem tu take yer duteh well. . ."

A roar, followed by the sounds of a hammer would be heard from a lonely mountain as the news of the king's death reached the ally turned enemy of the late King. "O' Garedyn, yeh went loike yeh came tu us, braveh beyond compareh. . ."

FLUFS!!!! +1