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~For the truth lies, ever softly, within the heart of madness~
World of Civero: Shadows of the Djinnoa - Cerise
Those young adults on the steppes and plains need the opportunity to receive and experience the benefits of higher education!
Someone, by which I mean someone else, should go see to that.
*Kicks random minion #4949237*
I meant you.
Random Minion #4949237: But it's my first day!
Me: And if you don't hurry up and do what I told you to do, it will be your last day.
*Random Minion #4949237 gulps and leaves at the speed of rumor*
Addendum: Would it make more sense for such a person to start out as a barbarian, or a magic knight? And how would you approach either?
~For the truth lies, ever softly, within the heart of madness~
World of Civero: Shadows of the Djinnoa - Cerise
Two methods leap to mind:
A Barbarian awakens to Sorcery (by which I mean natural magical aptitude as opposed to trained aptitude) at a surprisingly late age. Too old to be apprenticed to the Tribe's Shaman in accordance with tradition, he shrugs and keeps on with his already-started career as a warrior. The walls of flame turn out to be pretty handy in this regard.
A Warmage, disillusioned with politics and the complexities of city life, joins up with a tribe he was already familiar with due to them occasionally working with his City State as mercenaries.
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
LOL. Barbarians are great. They have huge beards and are bad ass. They need no such sissy ass magic. Fuck magic when i have fucking FISTS and AXES and shit. Smash you. Up smash. Viking beard mega-clothesline FTW.
Yes, Yes. I'll bite the bullet. My case was gotten on. We can't win em' all.
I'm definitely adding Barbarianism and Magic Knightery to the curriculum of the world of education I'm building.
I like the first one. Not enough to steal it, mind, but well enough considering that fact.
*Basks in the glow of ridiculous*
~For the truth lies, ever softly, within the heart of madness~
World of Civero: Shadows of the Djinnoa - Cerise
The Barbarian regularly barks random noises as some sort of impromptu battle cry. One day, a particularly obscure series of words causes the head of a chicken; which he's about to kill for food; to explode. The Barbarian finds this new poultry-exploding art to be intriguing, and thus sets about finding what animals he can explode with different war-cries.
Note: Not all magic, he discovers, is for exploding fauna.
Jack of No Trades, Master of Less
Pop quiz!
If this happened in mainstream DC continuity, "Lara" would turn out to actually be:
A: Ursa.
B: Faora.
C: Zod in drag.
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
Looking back at my old PC game collection, I recall a lot of memories of the game Descent Freespace...Like mainly WTF are the Shivans in that game.
I mean they're a mysterious race of aliens that happens to kill off entire races in space battles, enough of a threat to put the main two races of the game, humans and vasudans, to actually stop fighting their own war and join forces, and their tech is wayyyy superior than both humans and vasudans combined even with their big guns. Course, it took a miracle to defeat them by the game's end.
Then the sequel has them back after 30 years, in which the humans and vasudans have went a huge technology boost with way better weapons and spaceships at their disposal.
...The Shivans handed them their asses.
And there is no third game...So WTF?![]()
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