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I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend so far. Since itβs looking like Iβll be snowed in again tomorrow and can do a little online shopping...Iβm looking for suggestions on what indie scents (and/or makeup) Elaine from βThe Love Witchβ would wear. If youβve not seen the movie I highly recommend it, but a quick google search will definitely give you the overall vibe of her style. I canβt wait to see your suggestions! Thank you all in advance!
EDIT: Just wanted to say a quick thank you for all of your suggestions- I love this community!
Today, Iβm giving away a Conjurerβs Cowl! This is apart of an event Iβm doing, where instead of getting an item instantly when you win, you have to wait βshipping timesβ. Youβll still receive a trade when you win, you just wonβt be able to access the hat. Well, letβs see how this goes! Leave your trade link to enter, blah blah blah ends in 12 hours. 8:50pm pacific GIVEAWAY ENDED
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Hello there! I am doing my first playthrough, and I kind of want to make a build with a mage, focused on conjuration and destruction... But with heavy armor.
I know that heavy armor heavily punishes casters, but it should have a perk for that, the battlemage perk. It's my first playthrough, so I don't exactly know what class I should choose, or how requiem perk points work.
I read that heavy armor requires more perks than light armor to become viable for mages, but are perk points that much of a bigger deal in requiem? Also I heard that it doesn't fully revert the spellcasting nerf. How much more taxing is heavy armor than light armor or clothing, while you have the perks on the tree, if at all?
I just want to rush enemies down, with an army behind or in front of me to distract enemies, while I run like a train shooting fire and electricity. Is that possible? If yes, how do I go about to reach that point eventually?
Last night I felt the urge to roll up a Mage, I wanted to do a Specialist but was tired of the obvious choices. So what to pick?
IMO there are three things to consider:
I ended up going with Invoker and I feel like of the options it might be the best choice for the trilogy. It's particularly strong in BG1 where there are just so many Evo spells that rely on saving throws. There are only two Enchantment spells it really hurts to lose, Sleep and Greater Malison, both of which can be compensated for (albeit with difficulty on the first one - Sleep is most relevant in the earliest parts of the game, before you're likely to have a secondary Mage online). It really sucks not having Sleep for the first bit of the game but once you hit level 3 and can start hitting enemies with extra-hard-to-resist Web and/or Stinking Cloud you'll be like "Wait, what's Sleep?" And then late game BG1 and early BG2 with harder-to-resist Cloudkill... oh baby.
Saving throws become less prominent among higher level (6+) Evocation spells, with only a few spells requiring them and most of them being soft picks (the most useful of them is Chain Lightning). The plus side is that there is not a single Enchantment spell above level 5. Not a one. You're getting the full repertoire, man. Plus Web and Cloudkill are already surprisingly useful well into late SoA/early ToB so I'm interested to see how bring an Invoker ups that.
what candy power do you think could make a good villain and how do you think it will work?
We see that killua, and kurapika had to train their hatsu by experiencing the original firsthand, with the notable exception being enhancers and manipulators. So how did Tsubone learn to polymorph her own body?
(Dumb question: did hisoka just stretch rubber and blow bubbles to create his ability?)
Are we thinking that
Akaviri Sunderblade will be a versatile sword (899 sigils) with the speed affix (and -max magicka and - max stamina)?
Not sure what to think about conjurers gauntlets except gain magicka on hit?
Is summon familiar that much better? I haven't yet found any of the mythical beastcaller set, but having two briarthorns sounds like it'd be fun. Is it just worse than doubling up on birdos?
Pretty new to EDH and I quickly fell in love with big monsters and cheating them out early.
I've decided I wanted to build a ocean themed deck using [[Braids Conjurer Adept]] to get my big boy Krakens out but could use some help brewing.
Looking for a midrange deck with some upgrade suggestions for the future.
Thank you.
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