DISCOLIQUID

Grouch felt a strange sense in his chest, having only just met the man once before. He did not know it, but his pleasant chat would be the last he’d ever have with Mr. More. ((My, I remember the first time I saw you in Aegis on King’s Road. What a long, strange trip.))

Fire evocationsts are proficient in combat too. Just PvP, jesus.

Rahm wonders how one may join this Company of the Sun.

Rahm lets out a loud, loud sigh, looking at the wild, uncleaned contents of his home, acting more as a hermit’s storage unit than the house of any respectable person. “Guess I have to clean.”

Rahm smiles! He’s ready to work for the Newspaper. “I hope the exchange and post office goes over well!”

Doesn’t seem any stronger than regular Shamanism, just seems to open people up to PK clauses, which will make them be hunted.

Esther Lester smiles, and pens a fancy letter to finally apply to renew her Stewardship!

Rahm visits The Library of Helena, seeking employment at the fine establishment.

No, I’m just talking about like, the arbitrary limits in the first place. I get that we need limits, I just don’t get like... why these limits? Why did you cap it at a really big bear? If this guide is USED, it’ll be a reference for powergaming over the whole server. So really, why a big bear?

I’ll be honest, I don’t see the point. A “bear” isn’t even a standard unit of power in the first place. Anyone on LotC can powergame a bear to death. We post guides to say what magic can and can’t do, but who does this benefit outside of arbitrary power scales needed for “adequate” combat role-play?