[OOC] The Faraway Land

[Rekaigan]

Sooo we're collectively ignoring whatever Zenovia did? Cool cool. Yeah okay.

[Thinslayer]

@Hawlin
Another fantastic post! Kaite wasn't gonna let any injuries stop her from giving the Warlock a piece of her mind. This is gonna be such an epic duel.

Laina's healing spells will play an important part of freeing Kaite from the accursed armor. The more wounds the armor heals, the harder it is to remove the armor, so the spell Laina just cast a few posts ago will prove quite useful. @ineffable

EDIT: Turns out Zenovia cast that spell. I hadn't realized its import until I'd mused a bit on Kaite's situation.

[Thinslayer]

@Rekaigan
Ooh, I just realized, that healing spell came from Zenovia. Plot twist! @ineffable, you gotta step up your game! ;)

Don't worry, Rekaigan. You weren't forgotten.

[Rekaigan]

@Rekaigan
Ooh, I just realized, that healing spell came from Zenovia. Plot twist! @ineffable, you gotta step up your game! ;)

Don't worry, Rekaigan. You weren't forgotten.

@Thinslayer

It's not a healing spell. It's a boon.

[Thinslayer]

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It's not a healing spell. It's a boon.

@Rekaigan

Darnit, I got so excited that I forgot to read it properly. "Any wounds they had would remain, but they would not hinder movement." I'll take that to mean that the champions won't bleed out much through their wounds. In order for wounds to not impede movement, that'll mean keeping torn muscles together, which is the purview of a healing spell.

We'll say it's both a boon and a healing spell, because you need both in order for wounds not to impede movement. Zenovia can do first aid, while Laina can provide full recovery.

[Hawlin]

@Thinslayer
Heh, Kaite is a tough bitch. No way in hell would she let some man keep her down.
*Z-formation snap*

But no, really, after the warlock effs off and the spells' effects end, Kaite is going down like a sack of bricks.

[Rekaigan]

@Thinslayer

Think of it like a berserker. It allows them ignore their wounds and carry on fighting even if their body is broken. It's actually quite dangerous, but as far as I know, nobody has sustained mortal wounds as of yet.

You can consider it to be a temporary healing spell, it doesn't do any permanent fixing.

[Thinslayer]

I just realized something else. I keep confusing Laina and Zenovia, and I think it's because their roles are currently too similar. @ineffable, as I'm sure you've realized, Laina isn't very useful in a battle because she is only capable of healing. So your role will be more social and political. Stay by Xen's side and be his voice. Being a non-combatant also means she'll be responsible for the more mundane areas of camp life, like handling logistics and maintenance. It's the most important yet underrated role of all.

@Rekaigan, Zenovia has so much power at her fingertips that she's barely tapping. If you will recall my previous explanation of magic, spirits are useful for interpreting your incantations and making magic out of them, vastly simplifying the process of spellcasting. You could easily match the Warlock in raw power if you put your mind to it. Now, I wouldn't take advantage of that right away, since we need Zenovia to develop that over time, but you could use this battle to "turn on the lightbulb," so to speak.

[Hawlin]

Also, sorry. I was only slightly paying attention to other people's posts.
>_<;

[Rekaigan]

Maybe I should just give up on giving the spells fluffy descriptions. "It did a thing" will suffice since nobody likes to acknowledge it at all.

Can you taste the salt yet?

[Hawlin]

I'll endeavor to be more conscious of other people's posts. >_<;;;
Especially since Xeno is gone.

@Rekaigan
I read your post, but the effects were kinda overshadowed by Eru's influence. Zenovia's spell certainly helps, though, since its mostly blood and pain inside that suit of armor called 'Kaite'

[Rekaigan]

@Hawlin

I'm not only talking about this one post. It's been happening dince the first spell she cast.

Now before you say "Why should I care about it", think of it this way. What would your reaction be to a woman who's eyes sudden turn flaming blue and she made blue light magic that seemed to take whatever form. You'd look at it. "Oh it's just magic". Yes it's magic. And quite unheard of to begin with.

This is just devolving into me just whining about irrelevant things. Ay, just burn the witch amirite

[Hawlin]

@Rekaigan

I would then apologize and then say I'll be more considerate in the future.

For example: Hey! Super sorry about reading but not really acting on your post Rekaigan. It was a good one, but I got caught up in a post and just kinda...forgot. ^^;
Supes-sorry and I hope it doesn't dissuade you from continued participation in 'The Faraway Land'.
>_<

Then I would probably try to throw a joke into the scene with an unrelated joke-y picture which could be seen as a bit of a half-assed attempt to lighten the mood.
Kinda like this, or something.

Jokes jokes jokes

[Darkwatck01]

@Rekaigan

You have not been ignored, infact as it stands to the enemy, YOUR the most dangerous person on the field. Access to magic right now when a massive Silences is in play. That isn't to down play everyone else, but by far you stand out as the Major threat.

[ineffable]

Does anyone have any ideas for me to use? Laina is basically just standing there as of right now :)

[Hawlin]

EDIT: Nawh, not going to say how to run a thread >_<

[Rekaigan]

Does anyone have any ideas for me to use? Laina is basically just standing there as of right now :)

@ineffable

Become a badass. Punch the warlock.
Destroy him.

[Darkwatck01]

(One. Being a able to heal nets you some advantages. Something Thin and I talked about but best let him explain, back to writing)

[Darkwatck01]

I have a Rough draft right now, currently getting this ready for final production (G Damnit...Work is keeping up with me at home .-.)

[ineffable]

Do you guys have any idea for how to make Laina more powerful or special towards the cause? As of right now she is just a mere gentle healer who doesn't contribute much power to the group.