hex37

Ever hear of a strapon

Because making arms for other people is somehow only increasing RP for me... Very logical.

Alright, first off, I'm not responsible for how people misuse enchantments. You know that damn well. Second, If you don't want people to copy the special things you can do with your knockoff enchanting magic, don't put it in a hidden lore document. Actually, that's not even my main problem- the reality is, I don't care if you can make arms with runesmithing. I'm going to do it with arcane magic too. Hopefully, one day, a person will do it with just redstone.

That's an argument for Arcane Puppetry Lore, which has already been accepted as a magic subtype, and easily manipulates an /entire porcelain body/ with telekinesis from miles and miles away, instead of using just a hand.

Um, I don't know why you're making all this crap up but- I can tell you that you're wrong. All magic is free. Anyone can make a character that learns arcane puppetry. Under existing rules, I literally could not stop them if I wanted to.

Trust me when I say that I've really tried to contact Monkey on this- poor lad has up and left, though.

dammit kefi...

This post is an extension of Arcane puppetry, found Here: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/topic/111463-a/ Hopefully with this post, I can expand upon what this magic is capable of. A Fusion of Puppet and Audience- Partial Puppetry For a puppeteer, Control takes precedence over all else. By its very nature and function, the magic attracts patrons drawn to control, and encourages the desire to border on obsession. Whether it be a puppet, their own bodies, or even the bodies of those dear to them, a true puppeteer will be unsatisfied until they pull at the strings of all they know. The Mechanics Partial puppetry allows a puppeteer to use Arcane puppetry to link parts of a mannikin to themselves or others. Arcane Puppetry is based on Soul Puppetry, the magic of linking souls to mundane objects. An arcane puppeteer preforms the logical opposite of this. They link their own soul to their puppet in order to manipulate it with precision, from incredible distances away. For such a high level of control, there is a very notable tradeoff. A puppeteer must give up control of their body to control the body of a puppet. By extension, this means that a puppeteer must give up use of their eye in order to see through their puppet's eye, and give up control of a hand to control the puppet's hand, and so on and so forth. For an amputee, this is particularly easy, as they lack control of a specific part of their body to begin with. Using the soul-linking properties of Soul Puppetry, and the enchanting properties of arcane puppetry, It's possible to create a surrogate body part for those who need it. The enchanted limb moves as a normal limb would, and powers itself with mana drawn from the link to the amputee's soul. In order to maintain that strong connection, the amputee will be required to have the prosthetic on them at all times, lest the enchantment on the limb fade. Guidelines 1: The prosthetic body-part is extremely susceptible to arcane silencing- such as warding or Ac'Mali'Whatsit magic. 2: The prosthetic lacks any sense of touch. 3: Excessive use of the limb will tire the user significantly, as the limb drains mana to cope with the extra workload. 4: The limb, like all arcane puppets, must be made of porcelain, or a gemstone in the case of eyes. 5: The strength of the prosthetic limb cannot exceed that of a normal human arm with arcane puppetry alone. In normal conditions the prosthetic will always be slightly weaker than average. 6: Prosthetic arms must be made of solid porcelain, and any additional enchantments within the arm will disrupt the connection to the user's soul.

Erm- correct me if I'm wrong, but ET creatures like apparitions, setherian-like demidieties, etc. they're very, very capable of illusioning fear. But besides that, yeah.

Yes- they put themselves in a puppet. If they put themselves in a puppet permanently, unfortunately, it wouldn't work out. In the original puppet lore (link:https://www.lordofthecraft.net/topic/110600-) This was actually called the "Culminating achievement." It was once an intended use for puppet magic by Kalehart. I personally had to remove this section when revising the lore. The LM Jistuma left this comment about it.

Arcane puppets can use magic (but it's much harder) and interact with others. It's like wearing a second skin- where noone can hurt you, not really. The only difference is with accepted puppet lore you have to return to your normal body at the end of the day.

Note- there /is/ existing puppet magic, that works very similar to this magic. https://www.lordofthecraft.net/topic/111463-arcane-puppetry-revised/

Then let /them/ kill /their/ characters off. Just because many of them want it, does not mean that they /all/ want it. That implies permakilling characters who have no say in the matter, and it is a very big no-no.

I'm also going to point out that leaders are just people like everyone else. If they don't want to play a snelf, they should kill off their characters, instead of pulling down the whole system with them. You don't force extinct races.

Yeah, that's a really dumb idea. You let the Snow elves decide what /they/ want to do, instead of trying to get mods to just wipe them out.