Ryloth

the only bird mechanic that should stay is housemagery letter delivery, and it should only be possible from the household of the player with this magic -- or from a MArt designated as a hub in which to send/receive letters akin to an aviary, therefore requiring that a player be in proximity to this before sending a bird i have always hated the pocket pigeons people have, but i do think the housemage spell is 100% fine as of current, although if these measures were added it should be reduced to what i mentioned above. likewise regular aviaries should be a thing. +1 if in support of the above rather than whole removal

"To be fair, he did say he'd left behind Haelun'or several times before." Haskir shrugs as he read the missive, "It wasn't unexpected he'd leave again. He hates Haelun'or as a nation ... no doubt he'll hate it again, and again, and again."

the vortex killing team is based i hate vortex edit: add a tech team patreon

Haskir passes the letter on to the Blessed Sir Aldric Del Riviere and to another war-weary Azdrazi with a grin. "Are you eager? I am!" @Monomakhos@Werew0lf

It makes me so mad you waste so much time writing good sh*t about dog sh*t and honestly you probably spent an hour writing it too +1 for lord Bboon tho

With the recent declaration of armed conflict by Hanseti-Ruska, the Kharajyr dons the tanned skin of a particular Golden Hussars captain from mid-Arcas, and the scalp of a certain Lord Marshal from the same period. Wreathing his dragonscaled armor in the veil of old and decaying flesh, he sought to earn more.

Haskir's optimistic grin faded to a frown as he read on-and-on, until finally he unleashed a sigh with its conclusion. "Unsurprising. The Cardinal St. Henry, Father Basil," He echoed the words of Helinathe's writings, "the one who tried to undermine and lied to me, the trickster who came to investigate some foreign assassination plot against our friends. I knew they were up to no-good, that lying priest." Reaching up with a splayed hand, the Kharajyr rubbed the temple of his forehead in minute frustration. "When do you think they will learn to quit listening to the twisted words of Aenguls and Daemons?" Queried the pantera. "Maybe never." "GOD bless Sister Helinathe for her works." He praised with a brief smile.

kunuk is the avatar

kunuk is the avatar

kunuk is the avatar

kunuk is the avatar

open a patreon

can you make one called Wizard's Mind Bomb so i can runescape rp https://oldschool.runescape.wiki/w/Wizard's_mind_bomb

Haskir begins to wonder if they really think that Haelun'or truly cares if they damage the public library books. Given they are all copies with originals stored elsewhere, it was a hopeless cause -- merely an annoyance, caused by pests. However, he does see ample opportunity to truly give the Sillumir something to do!

[!] A letter is delivered to the town watchmen of the Vasoyevi by courier. HEXLITH UI CONFNIR “VASIYEVA, heed our call! Beware the False Prophet of yours for they spell your demise. A calamity arises, and it behooves the reader to bide time for the crimson horizon draws near. Your land is of our TITAN's and will cinder to ash beneath HIS ire should the interloper Aengul nay ferry the remorseful words of surrender. The call to arms upon HIS children will not go unanswered, and the merciless footfalls of our kind will reap the rolling hills of yours to down-trodden ember and ash. We seek no coin, no land, no keeps. Your homes shall burn, your citadel will fall, and your mosque shall not be spared. Your people will suffer, and they will die. WOEFUL is your end-time, for it is NIGH. Hear our call, or your blood shall run the earth red. HARK: BEG FOR FORGIVENESS FOR THAT IS YOUR SALVATION. KNEEL BEFORE OUR KING. HIS TALONS, TEETH, AND SCALES WILL BE YOUR BOUNTY, AND YOUR FALSE PROPHET SHALL FLEE TO THE HEAVENS IN RETREAT." [!] The letter was left unsigned, perhaps merely the wild ravings of a madman.

cya bro, the lore help and everything was always great and much appreciated. hope you enjoy your time away, but don't stay gone forever

"I have been married only once, and it is until happily ever after!" Haskir exclaims, smiling bright. "I am not the 0.03%!" He then pins a few copies of the paper around Haelun'or, because he wants to see his 'thill friends produce crotchfruit for the betterment of civilization.

Haskir cackles.

Haskir picks up the missive telling tale of undead attacks upon the Orcs of Krugmar, wights of the Tomblands slaughtering their kind like no other. "Curious things -- wights and the undead. What say we visit these people?" The Kharajyr inquires to the Inquisitor Eternal of the Azdrazi, pantera's hands harkening the holy sword of resonate otherworldly gold by the will of embers. "Maybe there is something to do?" @Werew0lf

Naw I understand! Hopefully that all makes sense. Better to have player feedback than none at all, lol.

Draconic summoning (rather than teleportation) is explained by the Bel-Zahkrii summoning spell of base Feat Heraldry and Ordained Heraldry, along with the Azdrazi's capability; it is essentially soul-binding of a weapon (without a scabbard) and quite literally places the item into a soul armory, though in this case the scabbard is the "armory" and therefore multiples can't be bound. This sword can always be summoned no matter the area or plane of existence so long you have the scabbard. There is no limitation to it, because the scabbard is explained as the vessel in which the item is bound. In effect, it is the same as draan-binding but ONLY for dracanium weapons. While a dracanium weapon may have a dracanium hilt and a blade of some other kind, Draconic runes in all areas still function regardless of planes of existence, against thanhium, other magics, etcetera; there is no way to staunch it, as it's bound through the inscription itself. Theoretically you could damage the rune, or do what is described in the redlines (destroy the scabbard) and it would in thus also destroy the weapon if the weapon is not presently summoned into reality. I suppose you could argue that the sword is not summonable between realms if it is left behind, but I would beg to see anyone try to do this ... it'd probably and hopefully be stopped by the ST overseeing this dimension change. Likewise would this apply to draan-binding. I would have to talk to Kalehart about that one (and they're welcome to encourage the redline if they think it'd be good) but if I add it here, it'd need to be added onto heraldry magic as well. Not sure how that works so I'll wait. Nothing. As this lore is based off of inscription of Ordained Heraldry, nothing can stop the rune except physically damaging it. There is another rune in Ordained Heraldry called Dratho-Zha -- which is a defensive enchantment. The only thing that can break the rune is disconnecting the rune's contact with the second. In effect, you have very physical ways to destroy these runes, rather than magical methods. This allows for anyone and everyone to break these runes without necessitation of acquiring further magics or ST-signed materials. Logically, a paladin's weapons might instantaneously destroy a rune per discretion of the ST if it is a significant lore item, but otherwise magic will not impact them unless described. Cursing? I don't know, I honestly know very little about shamanistic magics. I do know the previous rewrite mentioned hex-warding but I removed it merely out of my own sheer ignorance of shamanism. Specifically it won't knock those back and anything larger. I don't want to apply a weight because then humans, dwarves, etc will argue their giant armored suit they should probably not be moving in will not knock them back. I would say it won't knock back anything over the weight of 500-600lbs but it's just too technical to start getting into that. Really, it's just a knock-up for people and I want to avoid it being used against structures and large monsters because if it isn't listed, it can be abused. I reckon if anyone has trouble figuring out if something can't be knocked back, an SReq could solve the problem with a quick verdict. Will fix, thank you!