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That's true. But whats to say Teth hasn't already captured and brainwashed someone or a group of people as powerful as some of us just in case? Or possibly because she's sonehow managed to infiltrate this base somehow and find out about our plans ahead of time?

<Snipped quote by Source>

Not always. There is the element of chance. We are not bound to some predestined plan to save existence, at least as far as I can tell, there could be a good probability of us losing even with the best laid plan.

<Snipped quote by Darlit Glitch>

It would probably have to be area-based. The Red Magic can work with vectors like location and velocity and may be able to make instantaneous movement prohibitively expensive. But I haven't learned that magic yet. It's a risk, but probably not that much of one.

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How balanced do you intend each team to be?

<Snipped quote by ZAVAZggg>

It's best to address such problems when they happen then to worry excessively about their possible existence, as they are hard to learn about beforehand and it dips into paranoia a bit.

<Snipped quote by Source>

Not overly. I trust our ability to work together. Still, some sense ought to be used when we build these teams.

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Would the spell or effect have to be supplied energy to function?
If so my strongest nul zones could likely do damage to it.

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*massages his left temple with two fingers and shakes his head slowly*
My apologies. My obsession with plotting out every detail comes from my days fighting my Father, who knows everything I'll do before I actually do it.

<Snipped quote by Darlit Glitch>

The best Realmatic transformations require little energy to be supplied, because they make their effect into something natural by changing the laws of that portion of reality. I'm not saying how possible it is—just answering questions as best as I can.

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If stealth is the goal, keep those groups smaller. If the goal is to crush the opponent with force, send the defense out first, then the heaviest hitters, then support.

<Snipped quote by Disdain>

If stealth is the goal, keep those groups smaller. If the goal is to crush the opponent with force, send the defense out first, then the heaviest hitters, then support.

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*sighs slightly before speaking*
Both have advantages and flaws. If we use stealth, getting in might be easier, but getting out might not be. If we use force, then getting in would be...difficult but not impossible. Getting out could be easier if we eliminate all of our foes to begin with before accessing the server.

<Snipped quote by Source>

*sighs slightly before speaking*
Both have advantages and flaws. If we use stealth, getting in might be easier, but getting out might not be. If we use force, then getting in would be...difficult but not impossible. Getting out could be easier if we eliminate all of our foes to begin with before accessing the server.

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Ahhh, yea. People like that can be a pain to deal with.
If it's some kind of clairvoyance, try to find a way to mess with it.
If it's just really good personality reading, try doing something out of character.

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...that makes it significantly harder to mess with, though if that's the case then maybe throwing the opposite effect will cause it to give you the desired effect?

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*laughs sarcastically and turns to Nix*
It's neither. It's straight up Omniscience.

*turns to face the room*
For all those still wondering, I am a fallen angel and God is my Father. Just thought I'd clear that up so we're all on the same page.

<Snipped quote by ZAVAZggg>

If the goal is to simply destroy the server, we can avoid any subtlety at all. If we require information, then the objective is to be subtle until we access it.

<Snipped quote by Source>

No information is required; we only have to be careful not to significantly damage the city or the access points.

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Then maybe we use stealth for the initial entry, and then use force as soon as stealth isn't an option? It would be like infiltrating the enemy base and taking it over from the inside out.
Given our objectives, that sounds like a good option.

<Snipped quote by ZAVAZggg>

Then maybe we use stealth for the initial entry, and then use force as soon as stealth isn't an option? It would be like infiltrating the enemy base and taking it over from the inside out.
Given our objectives, that sounds like a good option.

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Heh, I've got no idea. Scribes do so much research on this; they're always coming up with new and confusing ways to do things. Maybe it would be best to set up one strong portal at the very beginning and defend it.