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Ancient Drew
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The Measure acts as a radar and empowers divine energy from memories in the area. One drawback could be that it also slightly empowers or invigorates any living gods in the area. For instance Mah, who woke up during Fate of the Gods.
The Measure acts as a radar and empowers divine energy from memories in the area. One drawback could be that it also slightly empowers or invigorates any living gods in the area. For instance Mah, who woke up during Fate of the Gods.
when I read that I just thought of the fact that we used the Measure on the places where the Elder Gods are said to be sleeping.....
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09-Sep-2016 23:42:26
AesirWarrior
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Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
The measure's drawback could just be how ridiculously weak it is. a joke, probably, but if not, you should imagine the elder artefacts as screwdrivers... yes, you can stab someone's eye out with them but that's not what they're designed for
And do you think these drawbacks are an intentional part of their design, or just a side effect of these tools being used as weapons/by mortals? I highly doubt it's the former.
Thus, from our perspective, the measure's weakness is a "drawback".
Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
The measure's drawback could just be how ridiculously weak it is. a joke, probably, but if not, you should imagine the elder artefacts as screwdrivers... yes, you can stab someone's eye out with them but that's not what they're designed for
And do you think these drawbacks are an intentional part of their design, or just a side effect of these tools being used as weapons/by mortals? I highly doubt it's the former.
Thus, from our perspective, the measure's weakness is a "drawback".
I really hope it's more to than that
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11-Sep-2016 13:37:52
Maiden China
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AesirWarrior said :
Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
The measure's drawback could just be how ridiculously weak it is. a joke, probably, but if not, you should imagine the elder artefacts as screwdrivers... yes, you can stab someone's eye out with them but that's not what they're designed for
And do you think these drawbacks are an intentional part of their design, or just a side effect of these tools being used as weapons/by mortals? I highly doubt it's the former.
Thus, from our perspective, the measure's weakness is a "drawback". the SOJ's 'drawback' was intentional... and added after its creation. I imagine around the same time they added drawbacks to the other artefacts
Do you mean the addiction...? I don't recall any source that said that the Stone of Jas had a draw back added to it post creation. Mind sharing?
AesirWarrior said :
Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
The measure's drawback could just be how ridiculously weak it is. a joke, probably, but if not, you should imagine the elder artefacts as screwdrivers... yes, you can stab someone's eye out with them but that's not what they're designed for
And do you think these drawbacks are an intentional part of their design, or just a side effect of these tools being used as weapons/by mortals? I highly doubt it's the former.
Thus, from our perspective, the measure's weakness is a "drawback". the SOJ's 'drawback' was intentional... and added after its creation. I imagine around the same time they added drawbacks to the other artefacts
Do you mean the addiction...? I don't recall any source that said that the Stone of Jas had a draw back added to it post creation. Mind sharing?
12-Sep-2016 01:36:12
Cthris
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Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
The measure's drawback could just be how ridiculously weak it is. a joke, probably, but if not, you should imagine the elder artefacts as screwdrivers... yes, you can stab someone's eye out with them but that's not what they're designed for
And do you think these drawbacks are an intentional part of their design, or just a side effect of these tools being used as weapons/by mortals? I highly doubt it's the former.
Thus, from our perspective, the measure's weakness is a "drawback". the SOJ's 'drawback' was intentional... and added after its creation. I imagine around the same time they added drawbacks to the other artefacts
Do you mean the addiction...? I don't recall any source that said that the Stone of Jas had a draw back added to it post creation. Mind sharing?
He's referring to the Dragonkin. The "addiction" isn't even confirmed to be true. If it were, Guthix would have been hopelessly addicted.
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Only then can they
Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
Maiden China said :
AesirWarrior said :
The measure's drawback could just be how ridiculously weak it is. a joke, probably, but if not, you should imagine the elder artefacts as screwdrivers... yes, you can stab someone's eye out with them but that's not what they're designed for
And do you think these drawbacks are an intentional part of their design, or just a side effect of these tools being used as weapons/by mortals? I highly doubt it's the former.
Thus, from our perspective, the measure's weakness is a "drawback". the SOJ's 'drawback' was intentional... and added after its creation. I imagine around the same time they added drawbacks to the other artefacts
Do you mean the addiction...? I don't recall any source that said that the Stone of Jas had a draw back added to it post creation. Mind sharing?
He's referring to the Dragonkin. The "addiction" isn't even confirmed to be true. If it were, Guthix would have been hopelessly addicted.
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World Guardian
must learn to find
Balance
in themselves.
Only then can they
Control
themselves and forge their own
Fate
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12-Sep-2016 04:40:55
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