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Vordak said
Khan, i didnt say it was a weak spot,i just said that it's exploitable. It doesn't neccessarily have to be a weak spot to balance out the power, doesn't it?

It's usually trading one easily identifiable weak spot, (I.E the brain/head) for another. But I'll wait to see the character as a whole.

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I'm still wondering why Valenwood has any allegiance to Morrowind, I mean there is hardly a Morrowind left, does not make much sense to me but oh well.

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MelonHead said
Perhaps, but then you get into annoying debates about how long-lived characters would have an inherent advantage, and frankly despite what people may have told you, we're not all born equal. Frankly, there's no logical reason why a being who can live to three hundred couldn't have devoted 100 years to swordsmanship and then gunmanship, and yet be worse than a soldier who's devoted twenty years to just gunmanship.

Come on now, everybody knows humans are just Op like that.

Elf lives for a 600 years and is only somewhat better then their human counterpart. :P

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Vordak said
Well, my characters weakness is easily exploitable with the right weapons: he heals himself by transforming arcane energy into matter or just resealing the bonds between molecues with it, so the cost is directly proportional to the mass of the tissue replenished or overall surface of the injury. Large cuts and deep punctures wont be as bothersome as a burn or ruptured organ.Is it enough to balance out the capabilites of his power?

That's not so much a weak point as it is a limitation on his healing powers.

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darkwolf687 said
Seems like itOn a side note, we could do with Somerset getting a player. How do we interact with unclaimed nations? The Thalmor seen too vital a set piece to just be inactive xD

Shame no one likes the High Elves, kind of unfair when it's really only the Thalmor who deserve all that hate. Their one small faction in a larger nation.

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As a side note, Hammerfell may very well still be selling their services as mercenaries.

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Vordak said
Daaaw! But i planned my character to have that sort of healing included too!If the biology of a rat, to a certain extent, can be applied to a human too, then it is safe to say that brain death by beheading (or just due to the lack of oxygen and ATP(?)) actualy takes at least a dozen of seconds. And if my character is several tougher than a human and has magic capable of pulling his head back to place and sealing the wound within that amout of time (which he does), why can he do so?I mean, these abilities is restriced by a mana pool, and those clever enough to exploit their mechanics can score a fatal blow soon enough.

Head loss can be more deadly for some characters within reason, for example knocking of Erdes head (or the sand wraith who was one of my old characters) would not kill him if his core is intact. As long as it makes sense, a head wound/loss does not always mean an instant victory. Though the more invulnerable you are, the closer you are to being unbalanced. (usually to avoid this ppl make a obvious weak point or weak spot of some kind)

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Schradinger said
So not just a sword fight? Other melee weapons are allowed?

I thought it was a melee fight overall.

Will in any case I know the prefect character.

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darkwolf687 said
Indeed, the Redguard are some of the finest swordsman in Tamriel. All the races have something which makes them great assets, but since the Mede Dynasty done messed it up the Empire is banking on the change of leadership now the Mede Dynasty is over. They are basically using it to paint the image that its strong and proud again.Convincing Hammerfell and Skyrim to come back is a nightmare xD

I foresee a summit of some short being called early in the Rp. :P

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darkwolf687 said
Looks like I'll be pressed to try and strengthen the ties, don't want to lose the Bretons and their skill set, its likely they will be very useful (Particularly once the Akaviri come in, might be able to devastate their second wave of ships before it even lands) At least I can rely on their division to keep them in for now.I can't wait to start this now

I imagine the Mede Empire will probably want the Redguards back into the fold as well, that's easily the Empries greatest military strength and naval force, just sitting there very mad. Though that's easier said then done.