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[Geth Supremacy]

Hector was such a solid dude.

achilles u lil punk

 

Aye he was and now he wonders the underworld blind, death, and dumb and everyone looks at him and says "There's Hector.  The fool that thought he killed Achilles."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[KainD]

Aye he was and now he wonders the underworld blind, death, and dumb and everyone looks at him and says "There's Hector.  The fool that thought he killed Achilles."

 

 

Honestly should've just ordered archers to make a trypophobia nightmare out of that Achilles. 

[raging_monkey]

He's a little like a lore genie, no?

yes very how many wishes do we have left

[Geth Supremacy]

Honestly should've just ordered archers to make a trypophobia nightmare out of that Achilles. 

 

Warriors have honor unlike mages.

 

 

**edit** I'm practicing my British.

 

Warriours have honour unlike mages.

[KainD]

Warriors have honor unlike mages.

 

Honor is one of the dumbest concepts a person could follow, very self-destructive. Also makes people close to you suffer as well, like Hector's wife. 

[raging_monkey]

I wouldn't call honor inherently self-destructive my variance isn'. It's more how it's gone about

[KainD]

I wouldn't call honor inherently self-destructive my variance isn'. It's more how it's gone about

 

Honor is about being fair, but it doesn't work. You can do what you like but the world is never fair. Also honor is subjective. 

[raging_monkey]

True but again I don't call it self destructive

[KainD]

True but again I don't call it self destructive

 

You can destroy both your image and your life with honor:

1) Asking your adversary to not use all of their rightful advantages to make it ''fair'' - making yourself look like a pathetic weakling. 

2) Not using all of your rightful advantages to make it ''fair'' for your adversary and in doing so risking your well being. 

[The Ascendant]

Who cares about honor in a fight to the death. I'll happily chop someone's head off as readily as I'll set him on fire.

[vertigomez]

Aye he was and now he wonders the underworld blind, death, and dumb and everyone looks at him and says "There's Hector. The fool that thought he killed Achilles."

Says the guy with the weak ankle.

I have a fixation on Tevinter's entire aesthetic. My excessive hopes for the appearance of Minrathous are almost certain to lead to disappointment.
But mostly, the darker and more opulent the better.

The vampire castleness of Tevinter skyhold was good. All that gold and black and fire. But didn't you sort of wish that you could get rid of all the sunlight?

YYAAAAAAASS. It warms my little goff girl heart. Velvet and ominous spires a la Mordor... I want it aaalll.

"In Minrathous, buildings that might otherwise crumble are kept standing through magical means".

Beaut. :')

[raging_monkey]

You can destroy both your image and your life with honor:
1) Asking your adversary to not use all of their rightful advantages to make it ''fair'' - making yourself look like a pathetic weakling.
2) Not using all of your rightful advantages to make it ''fair'' for your adversary and in doing so risking your well being.

Ah now I see your POV interesting.

Sorry for the later response

[Geth Supremacy]

You can destroy both your image and your life with honor:

1) Asking your adversary to not use all of their rightful advantages to make it ''fair'' - making yourself look like a pathetic weakling. 

2) Not using all of your rightful advantages to make it ''fair'' for your adversary and in doing so risking your well being. 

 

Which translates to you're weak, lazy, and have zero confidence.

 

If you're going to duel someone then do it.  You're not asking them to do anything.  There are set guidelines people follow to see who is better in their chosen field.  If you're weak then just don't battle like that. 

 

I wouldn't expect a mage to get that though.

[raging_monkey]

Wait are we talking bout fiction/RP. Or actual honour codes

[Geth Supremacy]

I'm talking about whatever enables me to trash talk Kain

 

Don't be turning british on me monkey. Please!

[raging_monkey]

I've been using "British" vernacular.since you've known me

Honour

Colour

Sod


But jokes aside I was getting confused a bit

[Geth Supremacy]

well thats fine...if you also adopt warriour, collectour, successour, and grammaur.

 

How is that?

[raging_monkey]

I think you used too many vowels then again I'm somewhat dyslexic

[The Baconer]

So, a Knight Enchanter's spirit blade is created by binding a spirit to the hilt of a sword. This spirit then infuses mana into the hilt, creating a spectral/physical blade. I wonder what other types of weapons might be created with this process. If we were to bind a powerful spirit to a staff, for example, could we create an awesome multi-weapon like the Phtumerian Elder's?

 

Check it:

 

https://youtu.be/SdgywcXChpM?t=3m11s

[raging_monkey]

OMG I was just thinking bout that

[Master Warder Z_]

We technically had a staff bound to a spirit.

The branch the Grand Oak gave us.

[raging_monkey]

Thought that just a twig

[KainD]

 

There are set guidelines people follow to see who is better in their chosen field.  

 

My chosen field is life. Clearly mages are better at it. 

[KainD]

So, a Knight Enchanter's spirit blade is created by binding a spirit to the hilt of a sword. This spirit then infuses mana into the hilt, creating a spectral/physical blade. I wonder what other types of weapons might be created with this process. If we were to bind a powerful spirit to a staff, for example, could we create an awesome multi-weapon like the Phtumerian Elder's?

 

Check it:

 

https://youtu.be/SdgywcXChpM?t=3m11s

 

Or you could just make a mana weapon, without the hilt or the spirit, and in any shape/form/size you like. But that is not for an average mage to accomplish. 

[Geth Supremacy]

No.

I meant the thread actually.

It dies and it's necroed.