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Your dreams are largely unremarkable. You find yourself drifting between scattered, incoherent remnants of memories long past, never dwelling on any one for more than a few minutes at most. Slowly the haze of sleep lifts, sensation coming back to you. You're in no hurry to wake up, and so simply lay there half-asleep enjoying the warmth of an actual bed. The last time you slept on something that wasn't a cot or a stone slab must have been in Anthus weeks ago.

Eventually you throw back the covers and haul yourself out of bed. Light streams through the slats of the windows on the far wall, you'd guess that it's probably late in the morning or perhaps noon at the latest. You dress yourself in the silver trimmed black robes you bought in the market the other day, careful to avoid making too much noise. Profectus is still asleep, and considering recent events he's probably earned his rest.

Slipping out of the room you're greeted by the scents of brewing coffee, fresh baked bread, frying bacon. Someone must be cooking downstairs. Seeing no reason not to, you meander down the stairs and into the sitting area on the second floor. The balcony doors are thrown open to let in the cool morning air before the heat of the afternoon turns the city into a veritable oven.

Your master's new apprentice, Rasim, stands upon one leg in the center of the room with his arms spread wide. Droplets of water melt into and out of being around him, forming a thick mist. His eyes are shut tightly, he seems to be focusing quite hard on this task of his. You can't say if he's doing well or poorly, your Master never had you do this. It looks a bit silly, to your eyes.

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You pass him by on your way to the kitchen, finding your Master holding a flat metal pan in hand, absentmindedly flipping over the thin strips of pig flesh as a magical flame heats the pan from beneath. Zahak is sitting on the floor next to him, staring at him with a disturbing intensity. A stack of flatbread cools on the counter next to him, a bowl of hummus next to it. On the opposite side of the stovetop a tall glass pot filled with thick, black coffee sits as of yet untouched.

>Snag some flatbread and fix yourself a cup of coffee, chat with your Master.
>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.
>Ask how your master is finding the brooch you gave him, and if he's tried it out yet.
>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.
>Write-in

>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.

>>37441504
>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.
>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.

>>37441504
>>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.
>>Ask how your master is finding the brooch you gave him, and if he's tried it out yet.
>Ask about the exercise Rasim is doing
He probably did not have us do it because we weren't talented enough, but it might lead to some cool new idea to try it out.

>>37441504
>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.
>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.

>>37441504
>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.
>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.

aww yiss banished quest

and now back to lurking

>>37441504
>Snag some flatbread and fix yourself a cup of coffee, chat with your Master.

>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.

>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.

>>37441504
>>Snag some flatbread and fix yourself a cup of coffee, chat with your Master.
>>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.
>>Ask how your master is finding the brooch you gave him, and if he's tried it out yet.
>>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.

>>37441504
>>Snag some flatbread and fix yourself a cup of coffee, chat with your Master.
>>Now is as good a time as any to scold Zahak for ruining your Master's oven, since he seems to have awoken from his opium-induced coma.
>>Ask how your master is finding the brooch you gave him, and if he's tried it out yet.
>>Announce to your Master your intention to test for your Grandmaster's robes.

Anyone have thoughts on the specifics of how we're scolding Zahak?

>>37441747
no more opium for starters

>>37441747
Reparations to the master of the house.

>>37441504
I don't know if scolding Zahak as our very first action is a wise course.

>>37441687
>>37441665
>>37441662
>food

>>37441662
>>37441665
>>37441687
>>37441644
>>37441638
>>37441607
>>37441554
>Announce

>>37441607
>>37441634
>>37441644
>>37441638
>>37441662
>>37441665
>>37441687
>Scold

>>37441687
>>37441665
>>37441634
>Ask about the brooch.

You'll just do all of the above, shouldn't be too hard to make everything work together. Writin'

>>37441747
Bringing him over to the broken oven to point at it emphatically of course.

>>37441747
Not with taking away the gold, let's hope he takes our words and emotions seriously. Maybe a flick of the nose, since it won't actually hurt, but will serve to show our irritation.
Explain that ovens are useful, so he shouldn't destroy them, and generally shouldn't destroy things for no reason, especially if they're other people's, they might be useful later.
Don't forget to praise him if he shows us that he learned how to control water.
>>37441839
Will we ask about what Rasim's doing? I imagine it wouldn't be hard to fit in.
>>37441857
Now that I think about it, shouldn't Zahak or Mik be able to fix it? Or just our master?

>>37441877
I'd also like to ask what Rasim's doing.

>>37441877
Not Zahak, but we should be able because of our Metal magic. Or Fulvia, then that oven will be better than before.

>>37441912
I imagine the oven is made from stone/earth, so Earth magic should work fine.

>>37441935
Oh yeah, could be. I thought it was a metal oven.
We could even enchant "create and sustain fire" into it.

>>37441954
We could use a portion of Zahaks' soul for it too, since he broke it!

No don't.

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>>37441935
>>37441912
It's basically something like this, although the oven probably wouldn't be situated so high up considering Zahak ripped open its door and crawled inside.

>>37441954
Or, you know, don't do something incredibly unnecessary and get our ass in trouble with spirits because of it.

>>37442057
And why would that get us into trouble with spirits?

If you'll recall, it was the Janitor who mentioned it. And honestly, whatever.

>>37442085
Dragoncat also mentioned that spirits would want to kill us for knowing/practicing enchanting.

>>37442109
As a matter of course, too. I wonder if its because enchanters taste better or something. Should probably inform our master of their warnings before we teach him.

>>37442109
Oh so we have this really neat ability that we should never use for simple easy things ever?

>>37442109
yeah but we have an Elder with us so i don't we'll be in any real trouble unless another elder or older attacks

>>37442162
Basically, yeah, unless we find a way to do something really cool, shouldn't waste it for shit like an oven.
>>37442189
Eldar aren't necessarily more powerful than lower ranked spirits.

>>37442189
Still think we should meditate on the cloak before its actual cost becomes a problem.

>>37441954
>>37442085
Why not just make that part of his first enchanting lesson, in his first practical application of it.

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Soma do these look like any of the enchanting runes you have in your head?

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>>37442285

>>37442285
Nah mate, Soma told us that it's based on the /tg/ homebrew.
I don't know how to look it up, but it's not concentric and concentric circles connected with lines.
Kind of like a Venn(?) diagram.

>>37441954
It's a cool idea, but master can already do fire magic so there's little advantage

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>>37442306

>>37442285
I hope so. They look more artistic than the Runic Magic methods. But I'm not sure why you'd put the same enchantment within an enchantment connected on eight crossed points with eight connecting points to the outer circle...

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>>37442321
this one, right?

>>37442380
Yea that's the one. That was a fun time/threads

>>37442354
The massive complex ones might work more as a controller for other actions, like a simple computer. Maybe useful as wards?

>>37442380
>3pg pdf
http://imgur.com/a/iIWfw
Has the rest of it.

There are also these.
suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/2550678/
suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/2616123/
suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/27284375/
suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/27302114/
suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/27296986/

And some references.

>>37442380
Yeah, I think there was an imgur folder for it somewhere with better pictures.

>>37442425
>http://imgur.com/a/iIWfw
thanks, that one the only one I could find on short notice

Quick vote while I write.

>Offer to teach your Master enchanting.
>Keep that knowledge to yourself.

If I'm not mistaken, you've already informed him that you rediscovered how to do it.

>>37442576
Yes, but we hadn't informed him of its dangers. Also, we did already promise to teach him.

>>37442576
>>Offer to teach your Master enchanting
Warn him of the risks tho, including san los

>>37442576
Tit for Tat, he taught us, we teach him.
>Offer to teach your Master enchanting.

>>37442576
>Offer to teach your Master enchanting.

Yeah but lead with the baggage that's associated with Enchanting

just realized that with enchanting we can produce fresh water from salt water without having a lot of vatis spending vys on it all the time,
we'd have a chamber where the salt water is transported to through pipes of whatever, the chamber is enchanted so the water starts boiling and the steam goes out pipe at the top of the chamber and into a chamber that has a weak cold enchantment, our family would gain from it and so would the entire city, and the shah would have even more of a reason to unbanish us sooner.
>>37442576
>Keep that knowledge to yourself.

>>37442576
No we didn't because we didn't know enough to teach him and if we told him he would demand to have us teach him
but we did promise to teach him void meditation

>>37442649
I see. My mistake.

>>37442576
>Offer to teach your Master enchanting.

>>37442576
>Keep that knowledge to yourself.

>>37442576
>Offer to teach your Master enchanting.
We never told him.
>>37442610
Actually sans loss is not part of it, but it does help it.

just read through the archive and i must say that most of you guys are dumb retards

>>37442576
>Offer to teach your Master enchanting.

>>37442576
>>Keep that knowledge to yourself.
otherwise he might get attacked by spirits, remember

>>37442633
Changing to just asking his opinion on Enchanting first

>>37442646
That's a neato idea anon.

>>37442689
You're not saying anything new.
>>37442576
>>Keep that knowledge to yourself.

>>37442689
Change dumb with greedy and then you'll start making sense

>>37442576
>Keep that knowledge to yourself.

>>37442646
Or we could, you know, not have the spirits destroy the Shahdom like they fucked up the Rhynians?
With SK here we could do all that with regular science and still get rich as fuck.

>>37442762
Those two are not mutually exclusive.

>>37442764
yeah but i figured that since you tards like making stupid decisions.
i'm fine with the science way as well

>>37442763
>>37442732
>>37442716
>>37442683
>>37442646
>Keep it to yourself.

>>37442610
>>37442616
>>37442633
>>37442677
>>37442685
>>37442705
>>37442604
>Offer to teach.

Just checked the archives, you guys are right. You haven't informed your master as of yet. Anyway, you'll inform him and offer to teach him what you know.

>>37442576
THINK you guys, do you want our master to be raped by spirit?

>>37442836
I'd suggest a revote because the knowledge that we haven't told him yet might change people's minds, but I realize that this is BQ.

>>37442764
>>37442804
I doubt some water cleansing chambers are going to be the fall of El-Amin, anons. Beyond the obvious fact that the Rhynians went way way further than that, the whole line of history that concerns their fall has been much more complex than "god's say no, get rekt."

>>37442876
i'd like one as well, we could start by telling him about it and the dangers that come with it

>>37442901
No, I'm pretty sure their line of history was
>be doing pretty well, expanding, waging war, inventing shit all around
>suddenly you're wiped from the face of the earth
GEE, I WONDER WHAT HAPPENED

>>37442876
It's an offer. An offer he can, infact, refuse.

>>37442876
I fucking agree, enchanting pretty much marks you for death by spirits.

>>37442939
Choices and actions shape Mik's character, and out master isn't exactly the ideal image of rationality and self-preservation.
And offer to infinite potential that many would consider an impossible to refuse offer, that still puts the user and people around him at quite considerable risk.
But whatever, let's hope the gods don't mind just a couple guys doing it, maybe the old man enchanted Prof's arm which means it's somewhat okay, we should inspect it though.

>>37443004
It's not the gods that will be coming to kill him it'll be all of the spirits including the ones from the void.

>>37443150
I'm fairly sure enchanting is forbidden by command of the gods, or at least the first/second generation spirits.

>>37443190
>the gods
>doing shit
No anon, its all the spirits. High level ones almost certainly, but not the gods.

Rolled 2, 7, 4 = 13 (3d10)

>>37443190
Nope. Nothing of the such has been said.
But,the Rhynians were literally tearing at the fabric of reality.

>>37443004
>Choices and actions shape Mik's character
>Not the collective gestalt conscious of hundreds of proto-trans universal creatures

Do you even Meta thread theory?

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>>37443004
>old man enchanted Prof's arm

Did he ever tell us about that?

>>37443223
No anon, the gods are real, and all spirits are below them, they probably serve them most of the time, see dragoncat, he probably serves Prthvi.
Don't forget that Pani handles the reincarnation of souls.

>>37442933
A combination of things. I don't believe it was as simple as the Myths and Legends say it was.

Keep in mind that the claims that they were smited by the gods haven't come from any Spirits, those were from what we've been told by old stories. There's too much lost history to presume it at base level.

I am sure some mix of spirits or void dwellers would've had a hand in their downfall, mainly because we know what happens when a void generator fails, and

While two spirits and on Janitor have said that enchanting is forbidden knowledge to mortals, none have really elaborated on the complete truth of Rhynia's collapse itself. I suspect there are several reasons why they haven't, or why they can't. Namely because they'd be admitting they had a problem dealing with mortals, and the ones we've encountered have all had some measure of pride and capriciousness.

There were also the "Allies" that were contacted at through Licae's observatory, and how the facility had been destroyed shortly after the Dux's most recent message and their contact, as well as the hole in the floor and ceiling of the facility as though something had shot through it from above. And beyond that there was the interesting little note we found which seemed to hint to an assassination attempt on the emperor.

I think there are many reasons Rhynia collapsed, in the same way that most empires collapse because of a long string of failures that build themselves up, such as those that would give spirits the position of power needed to destroy an Empire and then somehow, not have themselves actually benefit all that much from its destruction; considering how little they've been recently worshiped to our knowledge.

>>37443282
yes, when he came back.

>>37443303
That's what we believe and what most Samja believe, yes. To suggest otherwise is blasphemy, and yet the spirit gave us only that knowledge in the pastebin.

Clearly, something's up.

>>37443326
>and
*we know how spirits don't like being sealed or confined to tasks the way Rhynians made some be, like the gate guardian.

>>37443282
What if the dude just scribbled something in an obscure language, Prof goes along thinking it's some kind of power up.
>Meet a dorf 6 months later.
>does a double take at Prof's arm then start laughing.
>When asked why, he points at the scribble with tears in his eyes.
>It means "I enjoy feasting on dwarf man milk"
>Prof's face when he realise that Samjan are dicks even when they're helpful

>>37443326
>one Janitor
I think The Collector is more a singular, unique being of the world, someone who manages all items in the Void, anon.

>>37443326
Yeah I thought that was odd too. If spirits or gods destroyed the empire then there should be a bunch of spirits who wouldn't taken advantage of the situation to get worshipers.
But nope, there ain't squat.

We probably shouldn't assume that everything the spirits have told us is a hundred percent truthful. Even if they don't outright lie, they might bend the truth or leave out important details.

>>37443478
That doesn't matter much when dealing with outright statements like "enchanting is forbidden to mortals" though.

>>37443478
Speaking of which wasn't soma making a spirit paste bin?
>>37441470
Did you finish it?

>>37442876
Seconded

>>37443519
'http://pastebin.com/sijmZSSf (*NEW*)'

>There are anons now who don't want to use enchanting
Man to think soma went through all that shit to include it after we voted to get it and than ask for it to be revamped.

>>37443429
Yes, while he janitored the detritus of the void and seemingly converted stuff to vys I'm sure it was more than it appeared to be.

>>37443478
>>37443509
Quite likely, given they love messing with mortals. It's not like Lying is forbidden to spirits or void creatures, as far as we know.

It seems to me more like spirits more easily take advantage of mortal enchanters than some primeval ban on the art itself. Since they give the art away pretty easily for tasks that give them power, and would eventually try binding any mortals to their deals with them to get more out of an enchanter greedy for lost knowledge, since they've cornered the market.

And saying enchanting is forbidden suits that purpose well, especially for void creatures who don't want to deal with mortals being shits and making generators and when one fail spectacularly we get an invasion of creatures who make a buffet out of mortals.

>>37443561
i want to use it but i don't want to teach it to others than our son

>>37443561
I was always here, always being reluctant, it just seems other anons have realized how dangerous it is.

>>37443595
I thought it was more inter-spirit competition, actually.

Consider that the spirits are willing to give away the knowledge and protect those that are bound to their will from other spirits.
It's not that enchanting is forbidden, is it simply premium. No spirit wants another spirit to have enchanters working for them, because that lets them more easily influence the world and target other spirits.
Our recent spirit knowledge kinda supports that idea too.

You make your way over to the plate of flatbread, taking a loaf off the top and tearing off a chunk to dip in the hummus. You wonder absentmindedly how broken the oven can really be if your Master still managed to make fresh bread. Unless he bought it from a bakery, you suppose. You're not really sure if there's one near-by. Zahak has turned his attention to the bacon in your master's pan to you, having crossed the room to lean against your side. It's almost like he's trying to give you a hug.

“So what was that exercise you were having Rasim perform?” You ask between mouthfuls of flatbread. It's still warm from the oven, utterly delightful.

Your master shrugs his shoulders, focusing on maintaining the proper temperature and not burning the bacon. “He's been having trouble conceptualizing the water that surrounds us. I've been having him spend his mornings trying to draw water from the air, to get him used to the idea. He's progressing apace.”

You nod, but a thought occurs to you. “Why have him do it standing on one leg? That seems pointless.”

Your master grins. “Mostly for my own amusement, though I told him it was to improve his focus. Really, it's just fun to make him slip and fall. A horrible sense of balance, that one.”

You shake your head, it's a wonder you turned out as well as you have considering the torment your old Master seems to delight in putting his apprentices through. “Good to know you're giving him the same treatment I received. I look forward to hearing about his first terrifying nighttime voyage. Waking up in the middle of the ocean atop my waterlogged mattress is still perhaps the most confused I've ever been, and I've experienced some truly incomprehensible nonsense.”
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Your Master seems to wax nostalgic. “Getting you out of the house without waking you was a true challenge. I ended up recruiting a colleague of mine, an Earth Vatis, to help. He needed to create a hole in the wall of your room just so the two of us could extract you from the room smoothly. Of course, after that it was just a matter of getting you to the docks and tossing you into the sea.”

You hope Chrys and Profectus are grateful that you don't pull those sorts of pranks on them, even if you're not the most attentive of Masters. “Well, anyway. How are you finding the brooch? Have you given it a try yet?”

{I have now.} Comes your master's response. {Quite the interesting little device, a shame the knowledge of its creation has been lost to the ages. Imagine how much more advanced our understanding of the universe might be had the Empires of old only survived to today!}

You wonder if you ought to tell your master about your rediscovery of the art of Enchanting. You're certain he'd want you to teach him what you've learned, but you must admit you're wary. Everything you know of enchanting tells you it's a dangerous trade that attracts the wrong sort of attention. In the end, you decide that you ought to at least inform your master of what you've learned. You owe him that much.

{Actually, Master. I've mentioned my various encounters with spirits over the course of my travels, yes?}

He turns his attention away from his cooking, looking to you. “You've told me you've encountered spirits, but you never went into any sort of depth regarding your dealings with them. Why?”
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>>37443561
I never cared for it
I still don't really

You clear your throat, abandoning the brooches in favor of normal speech. “Well, from the spirits I've dealt with I've learned the secrets of enchanting. My knowledge is limited, but I've already found application. I used it to create Zahak's blanket, and just yesterday I learned a variety of runes from a spirit dwelling in an old abandoned estate.”

Your master stares at you, the flames beneath his pan creeping slowly higher. A burnt smell starts to fill the air, the flames growing far hotter than necessary without your master's careful control. Eventually you feel the need to break the silence. “Master, you're burning the bacon.”

He snaps out of his shock, the flame vanishing in an instant. He sets the pan down on top of the stove and turns to face you. “Gods above, Mikhael! Why didn't you tell me this sooner? Do you know what this means? What doors this opens? You could go down in history as the man who rediscovered enchanting! You will need to teach me, there is so much I must do! Experiments to perform, combinations to try-”

You hold up a hand to stop your master before he gets ahead of himself. “While I'd be willing to teach you, you should know the dangers involved. Enchanting involves ripping off a portion of your very soul and imbuing it into an object. Additionally, mortals are not supposed to be able to wield the language of the gods. While the spirits I've spoken to have all given away the knowledge freely, each has mentioned that others of their kind are not so generous. There exist spirits who would kill me simply because I possess the knowledge necessary to enchant an object, there are many more who would kill me for using it or teaching it to another.”

(3/4)

Your master scoffs. “Why on Earth would I care about the opinions of spirits? May Surya drag them into his ever-burning maw! This knowledge is worth more than merely my life or my sanity, it could change the world! Bring us back to the glories of the past!”

>If he's absolutely sure, you'll teach him.
>You'll teach him the basics, but it will be up to him to discover the rest.
>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.
>On second thought, you'd rather not get your Master involved in all this.
>Write-in

>>37443677
I hadn't considered that.

It seems really obvious though, spirits just using mortals as tools in their games. Enchanting not actually being forbidden, just being another method they don't want rival spirits to utilize through mortal contracts.

Makes sense why they'd have something against the prolific enchanters of Rhynia then.

>>37443752
>If he's absolutely sure, you'll teach him.

Let's not assume we're wiser than the 500 year old teacher.

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>37443752
>>If he's absolutely sure, you'll teach him.

>>37443752
>On second thought, you'd rather not get your Master involved in all this.
LolNo

>>37443752
>>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.

>>37443752
>>You'll teach him the basics, but it will be up to him to discover the rest.
>>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.

>>37443752
>On second thought, you'd rather not get your Master involved in all this.

>>37443752
Teach him everything, he understands it could lead to his death and he's fine with it.

>>37443752
>If he's absolutely sure, you'll teach him.
>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.

>>37443752
>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.

>>37443752
>Why on Earth would I care about the opinions of spirits?
The fall of Rhynia and creation of the Pa'vala were both because of enchanting. Are you sure you want this?

>>37443752
>If he's absolutely sure, you'll teach him.

>>37443810
>creation of the Pa'vala were both because of enchanting
I thought this was because a cult sacrificed themselves in mass.

>>37443752
>If he's absolutely sure, you'll teach him.
i find it funny that Mik is just say fuck the future.

>>37443824
It's whatever anons need it to be to validate their opinions haven't you learned this is how banished quest arguments work by now?

>>37443824
The mask.

>>37443810
That has more to do with a large group of vatis being shits and trying to resurrect a god. It may be safe to presume it was due to some measure of enchanting knowledge, but saying it the way you're saying it implies that our master is someone who would try something that dumb. He probably wouldn't take too kindly to it.

>>37443849
was that enchanted?

Rolled 4, 4, 10 = 18 (3d10)

>>37443867
Yes.

>>37443752
>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.

>>37443867
Duh.

>>37443752
>>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.
No that he will care...

>>37443752
>You'll teach him the basics, but it will be up to him to discover the rest.

>>37443752
>On second thought, you'd rather not get your Master involved in all this.

>>37443752
With miks current knowledge would it be safe to say the mask was made with enchantments?

>>37443752
Yeah, I told you guys it was too good to refuse for anyone, this might end up with out master dead.

>>37443801
>>37443796
>>37443787
>>37443785
>>37443876
>>37443889
>Yo nigga b careful

>>37443783
>>37443782
>>37443819
>>37443795
>>37443841
>Teach him, no conditions.

>>37443794
>>37443784
>>37443914
>On second thought...

>>37443787
>>37443896
>Basics only

>>37443922
Yarp

Writin' for use it sparingly.

>>37443922
We should go back to Hayes and buy it. See if we can discern its enchantments through meditation.

Must have some pretty amazing ones if its a mind portal to some god's tomb.

Do not actually do this please.

>>37443752
>>You'll teach him on the condition that he use it only sparingly. Overusing the art seems unwise.

>>37443953
Actually that is a good idea, i bet you we could figure a way to get rid of the entity.

>>37443953
I would be okay with just studying it if it doesn't include wearing it or using ANY sort of magic or enchanting on it.

>>37443752
>>If he's absolutely sure, you'll teach him.
but it should stay a secret for now.

>>37443953
That's not actually a terrible idea. Meditation isn't putting it on after all.

>>37443953
>Do not actually do this please.
Why not? We've already stupider shit.
>>37443942
Can we tell him to NEVER TEACH IT TO ANYONE ELSE?

>>37443953
I'm game lets do this.

Should've kept my big dumb mug shut.

we should also teach him permanency or is it included in the package?

>>37444038
Funny thing is, i believe the university is near by, and some people wanted our friends to get their robes.

>>37444130
The university is in Anthus, we are currently in El-Amin.

What fuck is wrong with people today?

>>37444193
What are you going to gripe about now, buttbuzzed budinsky?

>>37444193
I personally am still excited about LQ but will only get my fix a couple months from now.

>>37444193
retards will be retards anon, the best non retards can do is try to aim them in the right direction

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>>37444253

>>37444253
I am sure your posts are filled with much enlightenment, oh purveyor of great discussion and superb suggestions.

>>37444221
Faggot please there are too many people here who seem to think they know what they are doing or what is even happening.

>>37444314
Good thing you're here to complain about how much people presume they know or think, that's sure to help everything go more smoothly.

>>37444314
You'd have better luck making a coherent statement against people you disagree with and specifying why and your logic behind it.
Whining doesn't help anyone.

What some anons fail to think about is that most major mistake were made either from rushing or to spite a choice(either from constant bitching about it, or for something you didn't like win).

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>>37444193
>>37444253

>>37444438
Uh-huh.

>>37444357
>>37444416
>>37444445
You do realize Karim will most likely try to teach other people enchanting right?

>>37444488
It's true, remember how many anons voted to put on the mask because "muh guys voting against it were annoying, imma spite them, hehehhe"

>>37444538
Oh I remember them, all two of them.

>>37444502
Sounds like you're only presuming you know something based on what you know of Master Karim, how very illogical of you, what a retard.

as someone who missed the mask thread I don't actually see whats so wrong with the mask/entity, nothing really bad has happened, the worst thing was it telling us how shit chrys is and making us want to act on that

With a sigh, you relent. “Very well, I will teach you then. However, you must not spread this knowledge or overuse the art of enchanting. Attracting the attention of spirits would be good for no one, and despite your dismissal of the value of your life you're still needed alive. What would Rasim do without you as his Master? You know how most view clanless, he'd be left to his own devices or shuffled off to some know-nothing incompetent. To whom would I seek for advice when I screw up spectacularly? I'd be left to figure out how to fix my own mistakes.”

Your Master opens his mouth to protest, but shuts it after a moment's thought. He seems to consider what you've said while going through the motions of pulling down two clay mugs from a cabinet and filling each of them from the pot of coffee. Finally he sighs, handing one of the cups to you. “Very well, I will keep my experiments to a minimum. Do not expect me to abstain from its use entirely. You cannot simply hand me the tools to shape reality and expect me to leave them to gather dust.”

You take the mug gratefully, taking a sip before responding. The coffee is bitter, but it serves well to drive off the last vestiges of sleep from your mind. “As you will, Master. As you will. The basics themselves are fairly simple, although I admit I'm not sure how exactly to go about teaching you the runes themselves. One would not think it is as easy as merely showing you the runes and telling you what they mean. We shall need to find out as we go along.”

Your master nods, grabbing a loaf of flat bread for himself and tearing off a chunk to dip in hummus. “Of course, when shall the lesson begin? I think it understandable that I'm eager to get started learning what I can.”

(1/2)

>>37444578
top kek

>>37444578
It's mostly in meta. Quest ends at 10/10 insanity or if we succumb to the entity.

To be honest, you hadn't actually given that much thought. “Well, I'll need to be leaving in a few days. There are task outside the city I must attend to. We will need to find time before then. Unfortunately I don't think today will work. I was hoping to head across town to the Palace so that I might test for my Grandmaster's robes.”

Your master raises an eyebrow inquisitively. “Are you sure that's wise? Keep in mind, Mikhael. You are still banished. Even if you're due to be pardoned, the clerics working in the palace will still be obligated to have you arrested once they find your name among the list of Aghtaki. While I doubt anything would come of it, it would still spread word of your impending unbanishment and may draw the ire of the Shah. He wanted you to keep things quiet for now, didn't he?”

>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.
>Normally you'd agree but you need those robes. You'll simply need to face the risk of angering the Shah.
>Perhaps if you make a big show of it you can force the Shah's hand and have him unbanish you early?
>Write-in

>>37444617
>>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.
We can just do it in Anthus later or something.

>>37444617
>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.

>>37444617
>Your master raises an eyebrow inquisitively. “Are you sure that's wise? Keep in mind, Mikhael. You are still banished. Even if you're due to be pardoned, the clerics working in the palace will still be obligated to have you arrested once they find your name among the list of Aghtaki. While I doubt anything would come of it, it would still spread word of your impending unbanishment and may draw the ire of the Shah. He wanted you to keep things quiet for now, didn't he?”

Yay, what I mentioned long ago and repeatedly as an obvious thing was also actually true!

>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.

>>37444617
>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.

>>37444617
>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.

>>37444617
>>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.
ask for advise on the matter of the library

>>37444617
>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.
That's why we need you alive nigga, mah nigga.

>>37444617
>But I it to make a purchase at the Grand Library.

>>37444617
>>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.
"aw, nuts"

>>37444617
>You hadn't thought of that. You should probably reconsider.

Thank christ.

>>37444671
Or, just ask him to buy it for us? We give him the money and he goes in for us. We have the brooch after all, etc.

>>37444578
Its not truly bad, but it has been the figure head of bad ideas for a while now, and also meta gaming.

>>37444617
>You hadn't thought of that.
I had...

>>37444617
Maybe we should offer to teach him after he gets us the the key.

>>37444671
this. With his advice, and us trying to do it for oursleves with out bothering him should give us some lee way.
He may even have a connection to the library. Considering how skilled he is.
May even be able to get it for us for a fraction of the price.

>>37444695
>>37444679
>>37444671
>>37444664
>>37444648
>>37444643
>>37444646
>>37444641
>>37444712
>>37444444
>You'll need to reconsider.

Quick Vote
>Try to sneak into the Grand Library and steal it.
>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.
>Profectus met an old Vatis who seemed friendly enough, see if he can rope that guy in to make the purchase.
>Write-in

>>37444617
can we take this test While high like the last one but just opium this time

>>37444753
Oh yeah, offer to teach him after we've offered to teach him.
Hrm.

>>37444722
I'm not sure it's on sale, but it's worth a try. on the other hand, if the thingy is not on sale and it's stole just after master aks about it, it will be a bit suspect for him.

>>37444783
>>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.
ask for his advice.
>>37444753
No being a jew about this to our master.
Fuck you. And your long nose of the long.

>>37444783
>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.
but ask our master about this vatis.
Also are we still teaching him void meditation?

>>37444792
Our original idea was to buy it in the first place, and if we couldn't do that then stealing it afterwards would've implicated us anyways.

>>37444783
>>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.

>>37444783
>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.

>>37444783
>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.

>>37444783
>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.

>>37444783
>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.
No enchanting unless we get the key.

>>37444783
>>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.

>>37444832
Far too gaumless a method.

>>37444832
>>37444830
>>37444826
>>37444817
>>37444813
>>37444806
>>37444805
>>37444883
>Recruit your master
Pretty close, but writin'.

>>37444783
>>See if you can't recruit your Master to make the purchase for you.

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>>37445111
i'm not going to lie, that mage is kinda scary

>>37444896
Are weapons like Chakrams and Katars a thing?

>>37445111
A mage wearing armour automatically looks five times cooler than a mage wearing a robe.

>>37445157
It says Altus in the image file. It should scary.

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>>37445111
>>37445157
Any mage that decides that armor is a good idea is automatically scarier

>>37445354
We can't grow facial hair, right? Damn, a goatee would go great with the spooky cloak and the black and silver robes.

>>37445354
>needing armor
Mages with armor are shitty mages

>>37445222
it automatically makes the mage have 10 times more common sense than their robe wearing counterparts.

who do you want in your party? some dude in a dress that's gonna get gutted by the first sword, or the guy that has armor to deflect the blade while he sends out a conflagration of flames to the attackers face cause he is not bleeding to death from the sword wound?

>>37445388
>Goatee
No.

>>37445413
b-but muh stereotypes and tradition

>>37445413
>letting your mage get hit
Stop being shit
also armored robes are superior

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>>37445413
>implying
If your mage is good enough, he will either never get hit, or the hits won't matter, or magic will be his omnipresent "armor".
It's probably the inhuman and cold death look of the armor that makes it so scary.

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You frown. You suppose what your Master says makes sense. You hadn't really thought it would be much of an issue, but thinking back on it you suppose you did spend about an hour waiting for the clerics working in the palace to sift through records in search of your name in any number of records. You imagine that, had they found your name amongst the list of Aghtaki, you would've had quite the problem. At the time it seemed sort of ridiculous to you, since all Aghtaki are branded, but now that you've removed your own brand you see why they'd bother keeping detailed records.

“You raise a good point, Master. Normally I wouldn't even think to risk getting my robes at the Palace itself, but without a set of Vatis robes from the Shah himself I won't be able to access the Grand Library. I've heard of an artifact on display there that I was hoping to purchase.”

Your master swallows a chunk of flatbread, washing it down with a sip of coffee. Once he's finished, he speaks. “What artifact is this? So far as I recall, the artifacts on display are either worthless, inert, or their uses are a mystery. All of the actually useful artifacts were seized by the Shah long ago for storage in the vaults beneath the palace.”

You pass the remnants of your second loaf of flatbread to Zahak, sated for now. He sniffs it warily, only hesitantly taking it into his jaws. He seems to decide he likes it, because he devours it quickly enough. Good to know he's not quite a strict carnivore, though you somehow doubt that bread is good for him. “The artifact I need is a key. It's got a gem set in the handle and a sort of oval crossguard. It's supposed to resemble a blade, but far too small to be of any use.”

Your Master looks at you oddly. “That's a key? It's labeled as one of the former Shah's letter openers, the trigger to its enchantment long ago forgotten.”

(1/2)

>>37445451
>not concealing your armour under robes
>not decking surprised attackers with your iron coated fist.

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>>37445451
I agree, it makes a nice balance between the two.

But which is it? robes with armor, denoting someone more familiar with the arcane?

or armor with robes, denoting someone that can get hit and plunge a sword made from fire though your chest?

A letter opener? You suppose that makes sense. As it was described to you, it did sort of sound like a letter opener. “Well, according to the spirit I met yesterday it's a key. I'm inclined to trust what it says. Do you know how much it cost?”

Your Master gestures dismissively. “A few hundred gold, I'm sure. You know they don't actually want to sell the few artifacts they have remaining so they raise the prices to the most ridiculous levels for even the most useless of artifacts. If you're willing to provide the coin, I can get you the key. It shouldn't take me more than a few minutes. I'm good friends with most of the Vatis who work within the Grand Library. I could leave after breakfast.”

>That sounds fine. Give him five hundred gold and trust him to negotiate a good price.
>Five hundred gold is a bit much, he should be able to get it for less than three hundred.
>Hundreds of gold for a glorified letter opener? You don't think so. A hundred gold ought to be enough.

>Just relax and enjoy breakfast with your Master, it's been a while.
>Read a book while you eat and wait for him to return.
>You should probably meditate.
>Write-in

so who other than me wants to talk to our father about enchanting a water purifier
as
>>37442646
or with use of tech if SK knows how to but we'd gain exp to enchanting if we did it that way

>>37445520
>not having hardened your body itself
>not decking surprised attackers with a flaming fist

>>37445498
Until he gets stuck in some antimagic bullshit. Then he will wish he wore something more protective than a smoking jacket.

>>37445564
>allowing your magic to falter
Shit mage confirmed

>>37445543
>That sounds fine. Give him five hundred gold and trust him to negotiate a good price.

>Just relax and enjoy breakfast with your Master, it's been a while.

don't forget to scold our dragon for fucking up masters stove

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>>37445543
>>Just relax and enjoy breakfast with your Master, it's been a while.
>That sounds fine. Give him five hundred gold and trust him to negotiate a good price.

Ask him about the singing vys and that lightning thing he did with hus hands a while back

>>37445554
>not having hardened your concealed armour
>not decking surprised attackers who rebound off you with a flaming iron fist.
>>37445584
From another point of view I could learn this spell to make me more resistant to damage or I could buy some armour and spend that that time how to shoot lightning.

>>37445543
>That sounds fine. Give him five hundred gold and trust him to negotiate a good price.
can we ask him to get us a few books he thinks we need?
>Read a book while you eat and wait for him to return.

>>37445543
>>Five hundred gold is a bit much, he should be able to get it for less than three hundred.
>Read a book while you eat and wait for him to return.

>>37445543
>>That sounds fine. Give him five hundred gold and trust him to negotiate a good price.
>Just relax and enjoy breakfast with your Master, it's been a while.

>>37445543
>>Five hundred gold is a bit much, he should be able to get it for less than three hundred.
>Write-in
give our son a stern talking to about wrecking the oven
then talk to SK about >>37445552 but i'm fine with enchanting to

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>>37445564
>Not being able to overpower the anitmagic field through force of will

>>37445634
>not bettering yourself to the point where armor is redundant
shit mage with shit ambitions confirmed

>>37445533
or armor with robes, denoting someone that can get hit and plunge a sword made from fire though your chest?
This

>>37445627
>Ask him about the singing vys and that lightning thing he did with hus hands a while back
We should ask him about that.

>>37445635
>>37445627
Seconded ask about books and the singing vys while we hang out.

>>37445634
>spending money
>lighting
>hardening armor
God stop being so shit
Maybe if it didn't take your magically inept ass a few years to learn a simple defense spell you wouldn't need to spend money on useless armor that will cause you to get cooked by mages, or slow you down enough so you get your head lopped off by bumbling barbarians

>>37445543
>That sounds fine. Give him five hundred gold and trust him to negotiate a good price.
>You should probably meditate.

>>37445543
>Five hundred gold is a bit much, he should be able to get it for less than three hundred.

>>37445703
>implying I spent money on my armour
>implying I didn't use mind fuckery to get it made for free
Bitch I aint got time to learn defensive spells, I have to figure out how to combine a squid with a hawk.

>>37445627
>>37445700
Lightning is an exclusive Fire GM spell, we KNOW this.

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>>37445703
>Having such shit water/fire magic you can't counter or nulify the heat
>Not being able to enhance your physical prowess with magic
> Not being a /fit/ mage

>>37445749
>combing squids and hawks
No wonder you're so shit, you're wasting your time on parlor tricks

>>37445749
>not having time
>not figuring out how to slow down time
>not making yourself immortal
>not opening a portal to a different pocket dimension with a separate time continuum so you can spend years in it without a second passing in the original world

>>37445761
>not being a dick ass thief mage
>not focusing on wind/ earth magic
You will never hit me and your ass will always be 2slow4me while i kill you.

>>37445543
>>Five hundred gold is a bit much, but trust him to negotiate a good price.

>>37445600
>>37445627
>>37445635
>>37445644
>>37445730
>Give him 500

>>37445744
>>37445650
>>37445636
>>37445838
>300 gold

>>37445600
>>37445627
>>37445644
>Chillax, eat

>>37445730
>Meditate

>>37445635
>>37445636
>Read a book

So you'll scold Zahak (confiscate some money from his horde, explain why what he did was bad) and ask your Master some questions, but otherwise just relax.

>>37445543
>>Just relax and enjoy breakfast with your Master, it's been a while.

>wearing clothes at all
>not branding yourself with the holy texts and slaughtering your enemy barehanded
Its like you don't even love surya

>>37445854
Don't just confiscate his money, give it to master, to teach him to pay for what he breaks.
Also show him the stove when we explain why what he did is bad.

>explain why what he did was bad

how we gonna go about this guys?

>>37445869
Nobody loves Surya. People don't worship Surya because they love Surya.

Git yer lore straight anon.

>>37445792
Don't you talk shit about my sqawks!
>>37445793
I didn't spend five years learning biomancy to do time magic.

>>37445750
>exclusive Fire GM spell
It's master level dumbass. We can learn it right now. Though we should finish the Ritual Book
first.

What have I started? I was just saying that I appreciated the aesthetics of armored robes/robed armor.

>>37445916
Your shit opinions did this.
This is all your fault

>>37445854
>(confiscate some money from his horde, explain why what he did was bad)
No we should lecture him and tell him if does this this again it will cost him.

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>>37445931
opinions, no one had to respond to them! I figured that my comment would go uncommented.

But i will carry this burden

>>37445916
mages are meant to not get hit, so they maker agi thier dump stat, or focus on defense spells while wearing gear that ups their stats.
I myself prefer defense spells and focusing on biomancy with wind magic.

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>>37445900
I want to nestle in Surya's warm anf cozy butthole I mean look at it.

Don't you too wish to nestle in the rectum of our lord and savior fellow apostle?

>>37445998
>not compounding defensive spells with armour
>not having redundancies on top of redundancies

>>37446060
>not replacing your flesh with pure magic
THE FLESH IS WEAK

>>37446093
Because that worked out forXerath so well

>>37446093
>not replacing your flesh with pure magic and animating some armour just to make you look cool
Do you even plan your "this isn't even my final form!"?

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>>37446093
>not having your soul fixed to permanent existence
>not having flesh form around your soul to create a body that you are not reliant on, simply a suit or puppet
>not appearing immortal with Wolverine-tier regeneration

>>37446189
>armor
Nah son, you use jesters clothing for maximum weird factor

>>37446233
>not using metal jester clothing

>>37446260
>metal
>not stone with gold and silver inlays
Its like you don't even theatrics

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>>37445916
You more or less started the ass vs titsWe all know which is surperiordebate in the form of armor vs robes

>>37446311
Hey I minored in ferromancy. The next logical step after sqwaks is metal sqwaks.

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>>37446233
Harlequin pls go

>>37446233
>being a cunt
I bet you use a katana

>>37446535
>weapons
disgusting

“When you're ready to leave, simply tell me. I'll give you five hundred gold to make the purchase. I can't imagine it would cost more than that and I trust you to negotiate a good price.”

Your Master nods, picking up the plate stacked with flatbread and the bowl of hummus and carrying both with him into the sitting area. “It shouldn't cost more than three hundred, and really I'm hoping I can get it down to about a hundred and fifty, maybe. It depends on who's there.”

You follow him into the sitting area, Zahak hesitating while he eyes the bacon hungrily but ultimately electing to follow you. As you enter the sitting area your Master condenses a ball of water above Rasim's head, letting it swell to the size of your head before releasing it. It falls, and though Rasim manages to divert some of it the vast majority ends ups splashing onto his head. He ends up soaked almost from head to toe, the thick mist that had surrounded him quickly dissipating as he loses his balance and falls forward.

He hits the ground with a heavy thud, letting out a yelp. Your master chuckles dryly, setting down the bread and hummus in the center of a collection of pillows, where his favorite pipe would usually sit. Rasim is already dry, thanks to your Master's magic, but he doesn't seem particularly eager to get up. He's such a timid lad.

It takes your Master's scolding to get him to his feet. “Are you going to lay there like a useless sot all day or get up and eat your breakfast? No need to go feeling sorry for yourself, you nearly had it. You just need to learn to bring the moisture you draw from the air together.”

(1/3)

Reluctantly Rasim pushes himself to his feet and, staring intensely at the ground all the while, marches over to the circle of pillows. He sits down with an annoyed huff and folds his arms in front of his chest. You wonder if you were that moody as a child. You don't recall ever really throwing a temper tantrum, except for maybe a few times when you were very young. Regardless, you turn your attention to Zahak.

You picture his blanket and a stack of coins, transmitting the thoughts to Zahak along with a general sense of inquisitiveness. At the same time you speak to him aloud. “Where are you keeping your horde, Zahak?”

Zahak bites the hem of your robe and gently tugs on it before stomping off towards a stack of pillows in the corner. He shoves his head into the mass and roots around until he topples the entire thing, moving pillows aside with his mouth until he reveals a neat little nest at the bottom of the pile. You're not sure if you like the lengths he's going to in order to hide his meager stash of wealth. You assume it's a thing innate to dragons, but you can't be certain. Regardless you step forward and carefully pluck up five gold from his pile. The coins are hot, so you have to be careful.

Zahak hisses in confusion and displeasure as you take the coins, but doesn't move to interfere. That's good, he knows he can't be aggressive with you. You pick up hints of anger, sadness, and even some panic in his thoughts.

You respond with a sense of general displeasure, disappointment, and try to communicate the sentiment that this is a way to make up for what he did. “My being away does not give you license to do as you please. You must treat the homes of others with respect, as you would your own.”

(2/3)

When your Master returns from the kitchen with a plate stacked high with bacon, much of it slightly burned, you hand him the coins. He takes them, but only seems to be confused. You opt to explain. “Those are from Zahak's hoard. I'm making him pay you back as punishment for what he did to your oven. I know that probably won't cover it, but it's the gesture that matters.”

Your Master shrugs his shoulders. “I was merely going to have a colleague of mine come by and fix it after you had left, explain it away as an experiment gone wrong or some such. It would not be the first instance of such things. It really won't cost me a thing.”

Zahak hisses loudly, smoke curling from between his needle-like teeth. You're not sure he understood your master, but he seems none too pleased either way. You catch wisp of memory, of Zahak staring intensely at the water in front of him and willing a little twisting spiral to rise out of the bath. Then the image of a goat on fire.

>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.
>He lost any chance at a reward when he proceeded to tear up your Master's home.
>That's not really water manipulation, he'll need to keep at it.
>Write-in

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.
>Help him practice some more.

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.
Maybe not a very big goat though.

>>37446981
>>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

GOAT dragon needs a goat, chop chop

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

But still, remember to respect the homes of others!

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

>>37446981
We still have to teach that fucker how to meditate.

>>37446981
>the first option
Be just with both punishment and reward equally.
We promised a goat, he will get a goat.

>>37446981
>He lost any chance at a reward when he proceeded to tear up your Master's home.

That negative reinforcement tho or was it positive punishment?

>>37447076
Positive punishment. It is the gesture that matters, he needs to know that destroying other people's property is bad. The sooner the better.

I mean, fuck, imagine if he never learns that.

>>37446981
>>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.
lightly tell him, that you're are not happy about what he did.
But that you will celebrate his successes and hard work just as much as you will punish him for his bad habits and laziness.

>>37447052
Give him a proud hug as well.

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

>>37447130
>>37447129
Mik: Not actually a horrible father.
Until he leaves his son alone for a week to go aloofly kill a companions husband.

>>37447159
We could bring him with, teach him how daddy kills people.

>>37446981
Can we get another Zahak pov?

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

I also agree with >>37447130 and >>37447052

>>37446981
>You hadn't realized he'd actually managed to manipulate the water to some extent. You'll need to get him a goat.

>Get him a goat.
Alright, writin'. I'll probably head out to grab dinner after this post.

>>37447218
Oh hey those guys got it right, yeah I'm in too.

>>37447250
>we vote to get zahak a goat meal
>Soma has to go grab dinner

I'm on to you motherfucker.

>>37447250
We should at least show him how to do it right.

>>37446981
>a goat on fire
So was it just standing there all calm while it was on fire, or was it like, a goat's corpse burning to a crisp?

>>37447311
It was probably eating someones shoes or something. Fucking goats.

>>37447218
can we do this soma?
>>37447250

>>37447311
The former.

>>37447218
yeah, it would be smart to actually let him know.
Make it clear we took away from his hoard because he did something bad.
But we're rewarding him for working diligently towards raising his strength.
A forsee an icehand spanking

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>>37445489

We should teach Zarak economics. He'd be a jew on par with Mik's father.

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>>37447460
>>37447460

>>37447250
Soma can we get Skull Kid to work on a water purifier?

>>37447570
Can't we purify water with magic?

>>37447250
>Zahak Abdul-Hakim:
>Mikhael's adoptive son, a dragon hatched from an egg he found deep within the Mines of Longia, separate from the rest of the mother's brood. Only recently born.
>Hoard Size: 23 gold
>Max Vys: 35
> Master Rank Fire Vatis
> Novice Rank Earth Vatis
>No water
Why hasn't it been updated?

>>37447757
I meant more like >>37442646 said, improving the city's infrastructure. But with Science! instead of enchanting.

>>37447820
he probably used fire to heat it up and tries to cheat us

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>>37447445

>>37447445
>pictured: Mikhael and Zahak after their monthly playfight, the former in his dragon knight suit

>>37447820
Because his baby water magic is to small to even count.

>>37447570
or we can do it with enchanting and get some exp as well, tho having SK do it and then instead of letting the tech out letting the shah hire these facilities, in exchange he will pay for their maintenance, work crew and och course a monthly rent to us

>>37447831
Why use science when you can use magic?
SK should really focus on important stuff, not water purifiers
>>37447841
>implying its not mik+chrys's kid
>brotherly play fighting
>abdul-hakim style

>>37447878
Or we could not hugely impact the world with enchanting and notify all the spirits in the region, and instead cause a scientific revolution along with an arcane one.
We shall dwarf Aleamond.

>>37447914
Because science can be automated and water purifiers are pretty important. Important enough to hire tons of water vatis anyway.

>>37447968
anti-enchanting fag pls go

>>37447993
I want to enchant stuff but i want to enchant stuff that we can bring along with us. Like sick magic guns or golems.

>>37447914
>Why use science when you can use magic?
Because giving SK projects will help him immerse in the world. And being dependent on enchanting(different from magic) is a suspected reason for the fall of Rhynian Empire.
>SK should really focus on important stuff, not water purifiers
The city dedicates entire teams of vatis to water purification. Remember that we live in the desert, clean water is a big deal.

>helping kadir
We shouldn't do shit until we throw kadir out on his ass

>>37448054
What are you talking about?