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There’s a whole lot to go off of from a perspective to fit into a show but I feel like the best use with the goal of source material given there was budget for all of it would be based more on the greater aspects of the whole server’s lore in which players can and have actively participated in the best use of “lotc” as a whole for a concept like that would be to make a whole bunch of different types of media with how many different stories and possibilities are jammed into the server.

Jack Lúdvík Teufel read the missive with pure confusion of this promise of him gifting someone a reward but then he promptly shrugged and prepared a suitable reward for a young warrior to be.

Koios Halcourt-Teufel prepared a few racks of Bison ribs to help during the phase of mourning albeit maybe just in general since his wife is a horrible chef.

The Gargoyle-demon sat on a perch at the top of Hexicanum, letting out shrill laughter, expecting chaos to reign supreme as even a God fell to the Red Lich Gashadokuro.

30 minutes should be the longest the lock lasts and even then I think 15 minutes is relatively reasonable Sure, a guard rolling up into a fight and doing nothing doesn't make sense but at the same time a small fight shouldn't last in rp time multiple days or whatever with how irl time is converted to irp. If a bell is rung and guards don't show up within a certain period of time that's just how it is there shouldn't be a whole 30 minute wait for them to get ready before joining combat. I personally think 15 minutes is reasonable but some changes could be made besides blatantly extending the cap. I doubt this would be implemented but for cities and settlements with bells why not make it so once crp is locked a bell may be rung once with proper emotes and such that gives that location a bit extra time to rally and then join that combat?

The Smith read over the missive, burning it in his furnace before saying a prayer. The Herald tended to himself after the battle, saying words for his fallen friend in a Draconic tongue. The Madman cackled and danced, clapping his hands above his head. “Why follow those silly Gods when you can follow that Lord Gashadokuro! Why, why indeed!”

100% +1 I say

"VIVA HYSPIA!" shouted a young man at the end of the battle, happily fighting for the land he now called home.

Draan is held within the marks branded onto a herald, I don’t see how channeling it into your arm and then bleeding before extracting the draan, gives you the substance. The process just doesn’t make much sense especially with how Draan works with something like binding. From what I’ve seen in the past from ST is that nearly any MA is capable of creating liquid mana but I’d check depending on the canon source with a case like necromancy or naztherak. That being said, Azdrazi are not anti-magical in the sense you’re saying with them not utilizing a form of mana. Dragonsflame does have properties that let it interact tangibly with magical beings and spells but it is not Thanhium or auric oil. Azdrazi, and by proxy I assume heraldry, use anima as a source of energy. This means that Azdrazi have mana in that from: “The main ‘purpose’ of anima in mortals and deities is to facilitate mana production. There is a direct correlation between how much anima a soul has and its magical potency.” And emote count with irl duration is in pretty much any potion with a lasting effect, but I’m not sure exactly how those limits are calculated between emotes and minutes or if that’s added later by ST or not. I simply asked because I’m used to seeing it everywhere.

What is the point of creating liquid draan as its own Reagent when you could just use liquid mana? As for Bane of Malghourn hypothermia makes no sense, heat stroke or shock should be used instead for the negative effect. Hypothermia would come from your body being cooled while heat stroke comes from becoming too warm. Then moving from hot to cooling too fast could cause shock with more uses of it. As well how many emotes is 15 or 30 ooc emotes equivalent to for its duration since it is a combative use potion. Also what's really the reason for draugurs wax? Ordained heralds have a spell that can prevent then from being hit with fire and azdrazi are immune to fire bar true dragons flame and malflame. There's also items like rokodra which have a similar yet better effect than this potion. It just seems like Alchemy bloat to make yet another fire proofing item especially since its generally guarded to the Azdrazi community with liquid draan as a Reagent - liquid draan should just be liquid mana, it generally makes more sense and avoids the potions being needlessly blocked. The use of azdrazi scales is good for something like the wax since that can be obtained whether or not you ally with the Azdrazi

CLAY CLAY CLAY CLAY

Overall this is how it should be for CA's A group rolling up and pushing for pvp when you're trying to build roleplay shouldn't net you a penalty

Necromancers are corpses, why do they need to be romanceable

I can't wait to have another tool to use for crafting only to never be able to use it due to hitting the item description's cap +1