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Sorcerer Supreme with a medium rootbeer
STATUS: If you bought the Pikachu version instead of the Eevee version, I'm afraid we cant be friends anymore. 8 yrs ago
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If you bought the Pikachu version instead of the Eevee version, I'm afraid we cant be friends anymore.
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Enjoying Road Trip Simulator 2016, AKA Final Fantasy XV
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There's really no point, because anything made by a human won't stand up to the power of a Spirit's weapon.
If the holder is a Knight, the holder is human for all intents and purposes. Skills, stats and spells all belong to the spirit. For example, even Charles, who fights himself but is technically a Knight holder, becomes an ordinary human when he's not using Sophia's powers, as opposed to a Rook like Maria who always has her enhanced stats.
This I cannot answer, since I've never really thought about it. I never see a reason to use inappropriate language in my CS anyway
I don't think anybody has called me that yet.
let me help you with that.
Spirits (unless otherwise stated by a spell, or unless they are a knight), are intangible. they do not eat or sleep, being either the embodiment of the holder's own "ideals" or an actual spirit (I never quite figured out which). Other than knight spirits or in special circumstances (like what happened with Medusa and Sophia in Will O' the Piper), a spirit cannot materialize at all. Unless otherwise stated by a spell, they are bound to their own form.
Those are the answers to your questions, based on my own knowledge. ( DISCLAIMER: The author of this comment does not make any claims to the validity of this statement, though he believes the information to be accurate enough)
Spirits (unless otherwise stated by a spell, or unless they are a knight), are intangible. they do not eat or sleep, being either the embodiment of the holder's own "ideals" or an actual spirit (I never quite figured out which). Other than knight spirits or in special circumstances (like what happened with Medusa and Sophia in Will O' the Piper), a spirit cannot materialize at all. Unless otherwise stated by a spell, they are bound to their own form.
Those are the answers to your questions, based on my own knowledge. ( DISCLAIMER: The author of this comment does not make any claims to the validity of this statement, though he believes the information to be accurate enough)
Mystery solved.
Isn't the lobby thread specifically for the bar?
Kestral, have you put any thought into having an interlude between missions, where people can talk in whatever environment they want? I mean, I know we have the lounge, but that seems really limited (especially since nobody uses it). What if, say, me and Val want to do a scene with Charles and Volg-however-you-spell-it in her/his lab?
"Oh, alright," Nick said, standing up. He slunk his way back to the entrance behind the others, keeping silent until they made it back to the sunlight. As soon as they got out into the open, he perked up and his tail started wagging.
"I smell rabbits!"
"I smell rabbits!"
I didn't say better for... Wait, who doesn't like hugs?
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