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If you decide to make it a thing, then it is!

Oh, as for why bows vs. guns in a barrier-heavy battle system, I often imagine that barrier-piercing shots/arrows exist (for characters who want to play these character types), except they're much more expensive and not easy to mass produce (so not feasible for machine guns). Arrows might be...

I'm personally rather fond of barrier magic. It's probably the easiest way to nerf ranged attacks (i.e. characters with guns), and provide a consistent reason why melee is still broadly required in this world. It's also easier to balance things such that defensive magic is slightly stronger than...

I think from a storytelling perspective though, it's often a good idea to leave things in a state that is well-balanced between factions and sides. Magic is so loosely defined in this universe that there are a lot of ways to imagine limitations of a particular tactic. I might call it the...

Ah, on the comment of Duke Grogar's title being general vs admiral, that would depending on how you saw the majority of the Archipelago's military engagements. For instance, if the archipelago were to invade a regular country (on the surface), they would still need to land an army on the...

Sounds reasonable! And as a history it seems to make sense! "Difficult to obtain" is a different statement from "impossible to obtain" -- the former is still possible for players to do obtain that difficult thing, whereas the latter is completely restrictive. A lot of the crucial stuff is on...

My headcanon (not confirmed or canon in any way) was that there extremely expensive to make, requiring rare materials. The IRL comparison is a nuclear reactor. The theory behind a nuclear reactor is public knowledge, but actually constructing one requires uranium and resources beyond what...

Perhaps so!

Eastern!

Yup you’re good!

We can all meet up to burn down one of the mansions :blobspearpeek:

I just assumed that people rack up a tab lol

I would definitely be up for a party at the Conshire Isles. For my headcanon, the identity that Ume stole (Lady Luna) is from the Conshire Isles, so I was thinking of visiting soon! Also, I was imagining that Sir Gawrgaru might currently live in the Conshire Isles too.

Ohh that would be cool!

Absolutely! You could also do the "liquid time" thing and magically bring your character to Aerelieth and join us in the tavern right now! (the idea is that this would happen at an unspecified time later in your story, and you can always have your character visit Aerelieth later to resolve the...

Gold! Ume's eyes sparkled as she walked out of the Adventurer's Guild carrying a fat sack of coins. Perhaps it was the dragon blood inside of her, but the prospect of treasure got her heart thumping. Even though it was only a hundred coins (and a loan, too), the young dragon's instinctive...

Yes absolutely! The setting is supposed to be flexible and account for a diversity of people’s preferences

@BouncyCactus since you're at Aerelieth, do you mind if Ume bumps into Gargan at the bar in my story? Don't worry, I won't do anything bad :blob_evil:

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You don't have to! It depends on what you like to do! If you like to tell your own story, then it makes sense to create a novel. You can see examples of other players AGSA stories on luxia's reading list and fyrre's reading list. If you enjoy interacting with other people, you can pop into...