Felarya

Subject: Re: Magic Thread Tue Jan 29, 2008 7:58 pm

Thing is, why would someone attempt to turn lead into gold on Felarya? Why waste such time on that when one could just as easily spend time on researching a pill that makes you grow massive steel spikes out of your skin when grabbed by a predator?
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Subject: Re: Magic Thread Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:18 pm

Subject: Re: Magic Thread Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:34 pm

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Subject: Re: Magic Thread Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:46 pm

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I will conclude because, we are off-topic Embarassed

In my opinion to survive in Felarya will depend of how you will analyze or understand the situation. The key is how to adapt to the situation and find a way to not finish inside the predator. In clear let's do how humans survive in our world and even with their technology, they use their brain and their hands and feet. In clear is just a question of personnality and will Wink

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Subject: Re: Magic Thread Sun Feb 03, 2008 12:15 am

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Subject: Re: Magic Thread Mon Feb 04, 2008 2:58 am

I've got some ideas...
Name: Cloak of Darkness
Type: Magical artifact
Origin: Unknown
Often confused with cloak of a shadows or a cloak of invisibility (of which there are more than one) the Cloak of Darkness is unique. Instead of rendering the wearer invisible, as a cloak of invisibility would, the Cloak of Darkness wreaths itself and its wearer in a kind of black mist. This mist renders the wearer of the cloak completely invisible when in shadow. However, in brightly lit areas the cloak will show up like an angel in hell.
The Cloak is impervious to heat, electricity, acid and magic. This quality makes is highly prized by adventurers that wish to explore the more dangerous parts of Felarya.

Name: Dark Mist
Type: Spell
Requirements: Cloak of Darkness
Effect: Fills an area around the caster with a black light-absorbing mist, similar to the mist that emanates from the Cloak of Darkness. The mist disperses after 10-20 minutes.
Uses: Used mainly in escaping from predators, this spell can also be used to get behind an enemy, as only the wearer of the cloak can see throught the mist.

Subject: Re: Magic Thread Mon Feb 04, 2008 8:05 pm

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Subject: Re: Magic Thread Thu May 15, 2008 9:45 pm

Had an idea how to catorgrise Magic users in felarya.

Magicly talented- This usually applies to anyone that goes onto felarya, with some exceptions. The users are usualy young children that have not been given magical training yet. The most they can do is a magic force blow, or something simler along the lines of an element they are tuned into. They arnt much threat to predictors though.

Magical Threat: minimal - low

Rooky Magi- These are Magi that have been given training in the basic forms of Magic, although they need much more practice to make there spells and incantations effective. Although they are no match of the great majority of pred's, they can get away IF they are tricky enough (which is rare because most are cocky.)

Magical threat: Very low - low

Apprentice Magi- These are Magi that are being given training under a experenced teacher of one of the higher ranks. most of the time this is in large training grounds to train the most possable in smaller time. By this point, most know the basic spells, and are beginning to learn the more advanced ones.

Magical threat: low - Moderate

Journeyman Magi- There Magi have mastered the basic's of spell casting, and eather take on Rooky Magi are there desipels, go to learn the more advanced spells themselfs, or persue other opertunitys for enployment (although 90% will eaten in some way if they do). They can be dangerous to normal pred's that arnt ready for them.

Magical threat: Moderate - high

*Note: Magical creatures like Succubi or Fairies that naturaly know there spells are mostly put in this rank.

Master Magi- These Are Masters of magic and have mastered the Basic and advanced forms or one or all of the elements of magic, and use the legendary "master Spells". There numbers are unknown, mostly due to the fact that most do there own things and dont tend to draw to much atenchen to themselfs. Most obtain this rank by doing something amazing with there magic, such as concoring a kingdom singlehanded, or defeating a Elemental. Most of these Magi are very experenced in Felarya, and are very dangerous to most preditors that come at them.

Magical Threat: High - Critical

Grand Master Magi- The most powerful magi known. Only Two known people have reached this rank in the human catagory, the rest are eather killed by the guardians, or are Guardians themselfs. There Magic is enough to cause most beings to pass out if they dont have enough resistance. Only Guardans can match them.

Magical Threat: Extreme
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collar of teleportation- worn around the neck, allows the wearer short-distance teleportation.
Designed as a collar because when you wear it, you become subject to it's will. It's survival is dependent on your own, so it only activates itself in life-threatening situations. Scholars who study it have found it to have an animal's level of sentience, so it can learn through expiriences and feed off the thoughts of the wearer for destination ideas. With each teleport it becomes slightly hotter, eventually burning a scar around the neck of the veteran user.
This, however, does not mean that you can control when or where you are teleported, and that the older a collar, the better. example:
falling into the open mouth of a naga, you are teleported fifteen feet forward and fall onto the naga's eye. Poking them in the eye makes them cringe and look down, allowing you to fall. Since it also conserves momentum, it could risk burning your neck to activate several teleports toward the ground to lessen your velocity, or teleport you onto the naga's shoulder.
However, since nobody has survived a Naga's stomach, no collar has either, and therefore wouldn't know how to escape.

glove of disruption - disrupts/interrupts spells by having the user point at the spell being cast. Only effective during cast time, so especially quick mages don't fear it (or quick items, like the one above, which is instantaneous), and the user must be accurate. Ancient and/or powerful magic are harder to interrupt/disrupt, depending on the will of the user and the caster.
Ingenious scholars have combined it with storage-type spells that reduce the size and weight of objects for easy storage; these spells are passive and therefore easily disrupted. The glove affects the rematerialization segment of the spell and slightly distorts the shape of the object. Large aluminum spheres, when stored and disrupted, instantaneously expand; this molds them into explosion-type shapes (metal is extremely malleable at those speeds) and very high temperatures from air friction (at those speeds, the smallest amount will cause a great amount of heat because of the velocity), which can pierce just about any non-enchanted/magically-enhanced material known to man.
They explain it this way: "If you were to drop an incredibly heavy metal rod from, say, your hand, it would only make a small dent in the ground. But if you were to drop it from miles high in the air, it would move so fast that when it struck the ground, nothing could stop it."
Seeing the dangers these gloves present, a hunt for them took place decades ago, and now only few remain at universities, museums, and government facilities--all under the strictest of security.

Lengthless rope - self-explanatory. the rope has an endless length determined by its user. The 'endless' is theoretical-studies have shown that humans and the majority of other creatures have a finite mind, therefore limiting it's length by the limits of the user's mind.