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Freeshooter92 said
Assuming two mages with equal skill in magic and physical prowess, but different bloods, there should be no situation in which one blood is superior to the other in a one on one fight.


True, though their is much more to magic than fighting, with all bloods. They all seem to have applications off of the battlefield.
As long as psychomancy isn't underpowered in relation to other bloods, I'm fine with it. Ssarak has already experienced a considerable nerf from when I thought of him, but strength is more of a secondary attribute for the character anyway. The concept of misdirection and mental manipulation has always been my long-term goal.

Edit: Could students at least get an option to take the warding course from Satori? It seems like the best psychomancer in the college would be most qualified to teach it. Relating to your analogy, it might be hard to ask someone to take lessons from your attacker, but there would be no one more qualified to teach you about their techniques than themselves.
Lucius Cypher said
That might have been a typo, but I think they meant Psychomancy Warding Class; it helps mages protect their minds from Psychomancy attack. Kind of like a mental self-defense course. Ran by Satori obviously. Classes available to all students who'd like it, though Psychomancers will obviously have this course part of their curriculum. As for Psychomancy as a whole, we're discussing it's effects. The mind is a different beast from the body, so we the GM's are discussing balancing acts.


Wouldn't it be completely counterproductive to restrict this class from being taught after that display? Wouldn't the students want to learn that after going through that demonstration?

And I can definitely see how psychomancy is difficult to balance. On the one hand, it has a lot of potential, but on the other, you don't want to have something that can make it completely useless (unless all bloods have something that can make them completely useless. Then it is fair). Psychomancy seems so interesting to me, and it is one of the things I am the most excited about.

Also, my internet has been fixed.
I managed to get enough time to read the most recent posts. What is a psychomancy warden class?
My internet is out at home, so I may be delayed in responding. I will try to do it before going home, though.
Just letting everyone know, my internet is out at home, so I may be delayed with things. I'll try to do as much as I can while I'm here, though.
Just letting you know, my internet is out at home, so I might be delayed in responding to things.

Also, what is going on with psychomancy? I feel it directly impacts me, but I don't have much time to read everything.
I'm wondering if there is anything I can do. How many demonstrations are left?
Everyone had dried enough to dress themselves by the time Fendros had went to write his letter, other than Ahnasha, who generally took much longer than everyone else to dry out her fur. While the Dunmer drafted his letter, the others each went about their own tasks. Meesei took the meat from the ogre and began hanging it above the fire to be smoked, while Lorag took the hide and began shaving it in preparation to be tanned into leather. Ahnasha decided on a bit of archery practice with quite distant targets, and Janius and Runt seemed content hanging around Fendros.

Meesei took stock of the supplies they had. while she was preparing the meat. Though they now had an ample supply of food, they would need to restock their supply of salt soon enough, which usually meant going into the cities. While they could not actually catch diseases from rotting meat, its taste was atrocious enough to almost induce vomiting on its own, so it was well worth it to keep it preserved, even if the smoking process did end up cooking it a bit. Meesei did make sure to keep some of the meat away from the fire, so it would be completely raw for their celebration later that day. She was indeed looking forward to it, if only because she believed it would help bring Fendros closer to them. It had been a while since she had drank, though she doubted he would actually have a bottle of alcohol capable of intoxicating an Argonian.

Ahnasha had finished drying enough to dress herself by the time Fendros finished his letter. She was sitting on a rock by the river and looked up at him as he approached. She nodded to him, stood up, and began walking with him east toward the city. "I know the area well enough to get us close to where you described, but you will of course need to take over once we are close enough. Just be careful not to be detected. The furs and leather we wear make us look close enough to bandits that guards and other locals tend to get suspicious." Ahnasha advised. "At any rate, I have to say I am looking forward to this. Just be aware that, if Lorag thinks you can get him alcohol, you will quickly become his favorite person. He is entertaining enough while drunk, at least. Last time we had a crate of ale, I could have swore I heard him purring like a kitten, though he insisted it was me. I don't know, I was pretty drunk too." She said with a chuckle.
For once in her life, Meesei left the water before all the others and laid down on the shore next to Sabine, taking in the heat of the sun to dry her. Both Lorag and Ahnasha finally released their hold on Fendros. Janius and Ahnasha joined Meesei on the shore to dry themselves, while Lorag remained in the river a moment longer.

"Eh, if you want to sneak around, maybe I should stay here. Besides, I don't know how well I'll be able to control myself if we pass by a winery. That place would have tempting prey of an entirely different sort." Lorag responded.

Meesei raised her head off of the ground slightly, holding her hands behind her head as she looked down at Fendros. "I think I am going to get the ogre meat ready to be smoked and salted. How about you and Ahnasha go to get this wine? After you get that letter written, of course. Just make sure you know what you're going to write before you start putting ink to the page. Ink is easy enough to make, but we do not have many spare parchments, and I doubt you want to leave your message on a patch of leather." She said, turning her head to look at Runt next to her. "Sabine, could go get the writing materials for Fendros?"
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