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Its just kinda strange to me that they streamed it in the west so i know there's a subtitled version out there, but I can't find it anywhere on the market.
Well I've been thinking about this for a couple of days and I was curious what the GC/RF take is on this series. It was an interesting take/twist on the magical girl subgenre and since my SO rather enjoyed it I was curious what the members here thought.
I need to know because is the recently anime I saw.
You know that thing that, if you're a daily farmer, you pick up for absolutely no reason - save the parametric transformer? Should Mihoyo add some blueprints which make use of your stack of thousands of magical crystal ore?
Just finished magical girl Ore on crunchyroll and I was surprised how much I liked it.
Check it out if you want a slapstick anime that pokes fun of the genre.
I am ready to graduate, but I still have a lot of Tuvala Ore, Refined Magical Black Stone and Time-filled Black Stone.
For Time-filled Black Stone u can get the Advice of Valks, but where to spend extra Tuvala Ore and Refined Magical Black Stone ?
Iβm pretty sure the cyborg characters are the sextuplets. Color scheme and even similar sounding VA
hey all, i just remembered a book series i read when i was younger. they were steampunk fantasy novels with some pictures in various points in the book and a map was on the inner cover of each. there was a glowy yellow rock that was used to power things, and the series was split up into 'sagas' whenever there was a major change in the world, usually it was a change in the rocks. the entire world was at the edge of a cliff (it was called something like 'the point' or 'the edge') during the first saga, people found the rocks and used them to power lights and stoves and whatnot, but im pretty sure the rich had the most of the rocks. in saga 2, a scientist turned one of the rocks into powder using a mortar and pestle, and the powder could be used to power flying machines. everyone tried to copy the scientist, but whenever they tried, the rocks exploded and killed the person trying. then the main character figures out that you need to hit the rocks at dusk exactly, and everyone makes a bell tower that rings at dusk so everyone knows when to do it. in saga 3 all the rocks have been turned into dust and the ground is full of fog that makes everyone who enters it disappear so people are fighting over the last of the dust of flying ships made out of rickety boards and such. i don't remember what the MC looked like but he had black hair. the pictures looked kinda scratchy, tim burton-ish style.
One of my players is trading a magic dagger he found for some rare ores from an undeveloped mining town. He plans to take them to a city with a high level of weapon manufacturing to have a greatsword crafted. His backstory is all about being a blacksmith and wanting to travel to find the perfect sword making material.
I've researched a little about mithril, cold iron and adamantium, and I've got ideas for perhaps elemental ores or super dense ores. Has anyone done this, or got resources, ideas or advice? I'm gonna try throw a whole crafting system together tomorrow, since I like the idea of him having a custom weapon and I think it'll be fun for downtime.
Edit: Thanks everyone for all the input! I really appreciate how much everyone is contributing and the ideas you're bringing. I will continue to read replies and I am definitely stealing some of these ores.
