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@shylarah Im totally ok with having Elian know Vulcan. It would make sense, as he is a blacksmith and all. Plus, the game may not connect him and his works together, but I would imagine that a few people would have figured out that he is the "Black Falcon" that can create magic weapons.
Crap, I didn't think of a color. Well Black but I don't think that will works as a color.
Man, this thread is hopping. /REally/ hopping. Out of curiosity, @Gowi, what kind of a post cycle rate are you hoping for?


Good question, I too would like to know.
We should totally meet up and run an equipment store


Unslash that, this could be a thing.


I could watch this all day.


Ironically, it would only take a day.


@gowi I finally finished up the errors. All it took was some pizza, motivation, and the enter button. I feel like I may have missed one of those though.



Here is all that I changed:


I even included a bit about the katana trope, to justify that its not over powered.
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Alright— here we go. Outside of reminding me of Seiken no Blacksmith's Luke Ainsworth there are no real initial thoughts or references I can make. Vulcan’s general information answers what I ask for and it leaves only real section to review.

Benchmarks: It seems you want help with another mental one, which will be not fairly difficult given your relatively balanced character. For a variety of recommendations you can further define him with mental benchmarks such as Blacksmithing (in general, since he would have to learn it to get to the point as a magicsmith). You could have more combat-oriented mental skills like Field Repair proficiencies, or you can even go into something like Weapon Focus: Katana.

So it’s dandy. It’s good. It’s accepted.

Just one last thing.

I am wary with katanas for a variety of reasons, but I am not denying them outright as they are sensible and I want weapons to be diverse. Plus you've come with a cool concept. So you get to have fun.


Awesome! Honestly though, I didn't think Luke's Ainsworth into halfway through writing it. At that point I just shrugged my shoulders and said "Oh well."

If you let me know what about katanas it is that makes you wary, let me know and I can try to avoid all those "strongest blade" tropes. I just don't like to be that guy that assumes things poorly and sounds like an ass hat.



Let me know how this is. I'm also having difficulty thinking of a 5th mental benchmark, any ideas?
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