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Gerard implied he used the miracle before so shouldnβt nimaya cutting him down just activate it? Pernida could always use the compulsoryβwas it not strong enough to break the cage? Lille could always erase everything between his gun and the targetβwhy did his gun degrade to just shooting arrows until the power up?
So i dont know whether to infuse runic shielding before or after infusion Morfic Armor (Thaumic Augmentation). Or will it even work if i do both ways? Becuase i dont want to do twice because the essentia praemunio is expensive to get.
Oh and will the void armor still regen itself if it's infused to the Crimson Cult armor(outer/apperence). If the book is correct then yes, but the book is sus.
And will I still get warp from the Void Armor underneath?
Sorry it was meant to be one question but i had more question because this section is lacking some info or im just cautious. Thanks uwu (and i am enjoying the Thaumcraft greatly as well, thanks Mod Creators)
Below are a series of challenges based on the players decoding a series of ancient runic inscriptions. They are designed as dungeon plug-ins, compatible with any cave/temple/crypt you may have designed, so feel free to add your encounters, monstrous lairs, treasure etc. Important: the Runes of Norn may cannot be magically decrypted (e.g. through Comprehend Languages), otherwise this won't be as fun.
Each next puzzle builds on previous knowledge. However, not all of the challenges need to be completed, depending on how long it takes the players to solve and how much they are enjoying it. I tested these, my players had great fun and the whole thing takes about 2 sessions (including encounters). Enjoy!
Upon entering the Antechamber, the party notices two things at its centre:
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Violence stems from chaos. Death stems from violence.
If you seek life, spurn violence. If you seek chaos, spurn peace.
Peace is greater than chaos. Wisdom is greater than might.
Use your wisdom against the mighty. Use your might against the wise.
Chaos is the opposite of peace. Order is the opposite of violence.
Upon further exploration at the back of the Antechamber, the party discovers Three Runic Panels (Image 2, Image 3, Image 4)
The party's objective is now to decode the panels using the Grand Runestone and Epigrapher's Manuscript. The panels contain instructions which allow the party to open a hidden passage to the next part of the dungeon.
Solution: The party must go up to the second panel (image 3) and perform the following four actions (in any order, one for each section):
Once these four actions are completed, a hidden passage opens.
At the entrance to this section of the dungeon, the party will find the Runic Map (Image 5) engraved on one of the walls. The dark chamber into which they then enter will correspond to this map; furthermore, it will contain Six Wells of Norn, corresponding in size and distribution to cir
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So, I have a problem with these SS - like camos that BFV uses WAY too often. Yes, I know, their camos don't even exist at times, which is a problem in itself, but I have a problem with the majority of the "real" camos they use. If you take the multiple examples of camouflage for the Axis team in BFV, other than the ever-so unrealistic Splinter, which is WAY too vibrant for the majority, you'll see these crazy, vibrant, bright patterns that have been dulled out with dust & dirt. This is a very pre-war thing to come across, vibrant patterns, and they really annoy me if your looking for a realistic, time-correct camo for most of the Western front maps. These camos became very flushed out by 1942, and were replaced with "dark" or "Late" variants of the same camo, which were easier to make & were much better at blending into multiple environments. These became the #1 most used for Zeltbahns & smocks, and especially Helmet covers! Take Luftlandetruppen as an example, it is very vibrant & bright, and is horribly inaccurate, too, and it's the closest to a real life example of SS camouflage I could even find, but the stuff looks like the 1937 prototype camo! I really wish there was Dot44, too. When 1944 came along, Dot Pattern 1944 was introduced into the Western & Eastern fronts, and was VERY common to see, replacing smocks from the start of it's production. Many pictures show these being commonplace camo items, as they were comfy & lightweight, which is what the Waffen SS was made to be as, Lightweight. It just bugs me, and I wonder if anytime soon BFV will actually make a realistic Dot44 or Oakleaf for their SS camos.
The rune shard sucks early game and doesn't get good late game (not that it should but it's just to show you it has no good value at all).
15HP at lvl 1 / 19HP at lvl 2 / 24HP at lvl 3 is nothing compared to 6 armor or 8 magic resist (PBE numbers).
Yes, 15HP does absorb more damage the first trade but after that it doesn't have any effect until you recall or are fully healed again. Remember the Runic Blessing mastery? Giving a 50HP shield each time you respawn. It was worthless.
Armor and magic resist absorb damage each time you receive damage (100% uptime).
I know HP is an underrated stat but the amount is just too low. Give this rune shard more HP early like 40-90 (based on lvl) or if that is too strong just give it a fixed 40HP (old mastery Veteran's Scars gave a fixed 45HP). You won't even feel this lack of 50HP late game.
I'm just asking for any suggestions or thoughts on utilizing the caves to the fullest.
I'm wondering which zones to go back and forth to to check for the new Runic Encounters. Also do they show up on the map?
Additionally, I've finished the campaign but I don't see an option to queue for Lair of the Mad Mage yet? Thanks!
'Long before the other races, long before histories began, the Dwarves lived. With no need for writing and no way to write even if they wished, they relied on stories told from father to son, mother to daughter. The only form of writing were runics, symbols that encapsulated an idea, a meaning. No books can be found within Northforge but throughout the many hidden regions the runics remain. Carved into walls and onto tablets, these ancient artefacts give insight into the time before time.
As Dwarves met and interacted with the other races writing became more common. The language of the Elves and Dwarves merged into what we call βold tongueβ. This language was of course eventually adopted by the Humans and became their language (known to us now as βcommonβ). The runics remain as a reminder of the almost unfathomable age of the Dwarvish people, and the deep roots they have in this world.'
~ Scholar Vishimin (5470 AB)
The most common Runics with approximate translation into common (and old tongue in brackets)
We start with a simple list of symbols, the Dwarves developed these from what they saw. Fire was a flame and so to them heat and fire and flame was meant by drawing such a symbol. The idea is contained by this symbol rather than a single word.
These are all nice to know and may be seen alone (for example 'forge' is seen often) but it is sentences and stories that most Runics would be used for.
A simple sentence telling a story told in Runics
Here we see how a simple story can be told out ina few Runics. This is the first example of interpretation that we see, the combination of person and magic forms mage, as it is simply the ideas of a person and magic that are used, hence together the idea is that of a magical person (mage, sorceror or other).
Dwarves always write top to bottom, with clear distinctions in new words. If Runics are next to each other without a line (block) then it is read as one idea. The system of top-down reading came from the tall caves and underground caverns that they were writing in.
[An example of interpretation used solely to express a story](https://preview.redd.it/2bt0cp47ohi31.png?width=1020&format=png&auto=webp&s=73a441441b8e3361efff5811d0
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