ClassyDryad

It would kind of remove the uniqueness of the magics that do require verbal components (shamanism, naztherak, heraldry). There is nothing stopping someone from adding verbal components to their other magics on their own but it's not forced and should not really be forced on them.

I am fairly sure the ungrowth in soul tree lore is the same ungrowth in communion and control. It's just stating the interactions of soul trees with that spell not a spell soul trees have innately. Fae plants can be moved easily if they are small enough, which is one of the few advantages of choosing a vulnerable small plant over a large, hard to destroy one. If you don't have access to a druid it's technically possible to make a new plant but this is a strenuous process so epiphytes only do it if they are saving their plant from corruption essentially, so they still need ungrowing if they want to move their plant from place to place otherwise.

I will give more detailed thoughts on it when I can, though my immediate thoughts: Ungrowing can and should work on fae plants/soul trees as it's the primary way of moving these things around. Why are there so many spells listed as passive when they aren't? Passive implies it's always active without the need for emotes.

Overpowered. If you coated your body in this "bread" you would be totally immune to malflame!

How goes your personal projects?

Velûlakeeyt Spirit of the Eternal Moon Look upon that which is still, child of strife. Let the tide of thought turn to mirrored glass. Spread it out like wings of flame, let all understand. Welcome the gaze of all things, and be one

Yzedalr Spirit of Rainstorms Look upon the rains, child of light. Feel it's breath, feel it's connection. From fingers high to winding roots below. Welcome the heart of all things, and be one.

Dal'lisse is both a dark elf and gay but she wishes the inferior lifeform the best.

I think NL force pk's got removed for a good reason.

I honestly don't disagree. There are a lot of other things with 'no brain' which get affected by illusion because they have a mind. Illusion isn't the most useful thing in combat anyways so I could see this being used to teach your own atronoch about things.

In before LT responds by nerfing the other arms too.

The connection section still refers to it as a feat in some places instead of a magic, by the way!

Not esoteric enough

Reading through it more, limiting farseers to just those who can use blessings of Scorthuz and also requiring twice the number of people to purge it as those who made it is literally a basically a nearly impossible task for current shamans, let alone when spirit pacting gets fully implemented. I struggled to gather even five farseers of the right tier in the past to close one, so I'm not sure how anyone would expect to close one if you needed 8-10.

Druidic blight healing would probably take only one session (as it heals worse forms of corruption than caused by the rift closure in one use) but it also should be specificed it only works on cas like epiphytes and tree lords, not other descendants.

Idk it would be neat if you could use these guys in arson rp as flavorful flint & steel, it would be funny...

I want the green metal!

I can already see far with carrots SMH

Not sure if giving alchemy common potions that do the same thing as haruspexy and bardomancy is a good idea, it devalues those magics a bit (as cool as the effects here are.)

Cleaned the lore a bit more and removed redundancy to the general shamanism submission. Also added a true replacement for hexes since it was requested by almost every existing witch doctor.

A dark elven woman stands on her table, hissing at the horrific vegetables around her. She knew, she KNEW, SHE KNEW, SHE KNEW THE TRUTH.

I cant believ it did you know that it was like you know it's really kind of bad that volunteer workers don't do everything I like want you know?

People tend not to steal stuff that looks bad tbf

Forgot the excessively long fluff lore in the front https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peanut_butter