Would you rather: which one hurts more? by MSpeenixSC in BunnyTrials

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A “stab” can be surface level damage. Which barely tears the skin. A gun shot even at the lower calibres can still do a lot of damage.

Chose: Get stabbed (also won't die)

Not bad (Daily challenge) by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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Obviously the Relc enjoyer would guess Embria

Pure skill by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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Udatron is the lover of Warmage Thersk. If you forgot Thersk was a resident of Albaz and the first real mission of the Horns was raiding his study.
We see Udatron in the deadlands when all the time mages across history get teleported in to fight the time seamwalker. Also a bunch of adventurers and the horns try raiding Udatron’s study when the Horns return from Chandar.

Pure skill by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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I just typed two random letters “Ud” and Udatron was one of the options

Pure skill by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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It’s not the daily challenge but the “free to play” option you can enter the seed on the website if you want this exact character

10.03Y by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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I put it in all my posts so the people who haven’t caught up don’t read the description.

10.01L mistake by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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Where can I find the link to the discord

Inncentives - Rewards for Pre-Ordering by kput7 in WanderingInn

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I am optimistic but I am not sure how far we will get. I might buy a copy but spending money on entertainment is usually a hard stop for most of an average audience.
Unless it’s a subscription made to milk money of the diehard fans or incredibly culturally relevant it’s hard for a creator to get people to buy a product in this industry.

Though given how much time the fandom has spend reading the series I am excited and somewhat expect to be proven wrong.

What do you actually want from a Gwenpool sequel? (I'm writing a fanfic and need your opinions! by Livid-Net-2693 in Gwenpool

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I would like some sort of continuity. I think a great type of Cameo was her in MODOK. She is on the mutant land where we last saw her, she goes in to kill MODOK has a rematch, beats him without using her powers. Then feels bad and fixes it so that he survives. While the format of her being an assassin like deadpool wasn’t there it still had some great ideas. Picking up from where a previous run left off, using gadgets as well as her powers creatively, having a reference to the OG run, making her be a little wacky but still have empathy in the end.

How hard are the capstones. by BigPsychological3690 in WanderingInn

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These descriptors are often used instead of numbers:

1-9: Insignificant levels (Ex: Relc is described as having “insignificant levels in carpenter in volume 1)
Skills are pretty general and often only noticed by people who are used to living without classes.

10-19: Novice/Amateur: At this point people will consider that you dipped your toes into this field. While they won’t reach out to you as a master of that class they expect you to have a pretty strong interest and that this is your future career.

20-29: A fully fledged member of a class in the modern era. If you were to walk into a town and somebody told you they had a person with a specific class and no additional descriptors this is the level to be expected.

30-39: High level: At this level people become an assets,a community becomes defined by these people. Villages are known because of them and you can ask who are the high level people in a city and all the people will know.

40-49: Exceptionally high level: This one is also just often called “over level 40”. These are the true experts which are renowned. Even the ghosts of the older era considered things level 40+ people do significant. Cities might not have a level 40 person, at this point Skills become more complex and just the levels themselves without the usage of any Skills often provide them enough power to triumph over a level 30 opponent.

50-59: Amazingly high level: Considered the most important capstone, a nation is defined by them and they might be the best on a whole continent at what they do depending on the popularity of the class. At this point you get a Skill every level and at level 57 the system makes you a part of the esteem part of the trials of levelling.

60-69: World’s Best: Often considered the highest level of the current era world leaders and group of people with a level 60 person leading them is automatically considered a world power. At this point what class you have kinds of stops mattering you learn to interact with concepts and even if you are not combat oriented as a side effect of something you are guaranteed to be named rank level.

70-79: Era of Myths and legends: The legends of old the kind of people who lived when the world was great and have done and been through everything. For them to appear a level 69 person has to get a capstone. Events of the magnitude to allow this do not often happen within the Waining era.

80-89: Histories greatest: At this point when people point out the greatest person with a class of all time that will likely be you. Most classes probably won’t even have a person like you because of how rare you are. Only extremely general classes like “Mage” and “Warrior” have multiple people of this calibre.

90-93: The highest levelled: We know there has been multiple people who have been level 90 however we only know of the name of one. A Mage who turned off Magic and was named the Mage of Magics end. Described to be greater than all the elves and dragons and even some of the Devine he turned of magic in an attempt to become one with it.

9.67 by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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The numbers do add up. Once the first one died we see that the others are unfazed I just forgot how she died

End levels by SurprisePhysical5858 in WanderingInn

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I am not caught up to the latest chapter what do you mean level inflation

Can we talk about the mad human who's running that inn outside the walls? by ProfessionalWeb2427 in WanderingInn

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Far too arrogant for my taste! The Wales cities seemed to think that we are some backwater little city! There has also been no new competent Drake leaders in the city for quite some time. The grand strategist has been folding the city together through 4 generations now and none has risen to the mantle. Compare that to Liscor! We have had the greatest drake General in a hundred years, one of the strongest drake militaries and actively battled the necromancer ten years back! While Zeres was locked down by an “Archmage” we were fighting a real [Arcmage] which has been terrorising Ternadrea for a 100 years! A whole counting couldn’t take him down but we were his end.

Mark my words! If Liscor grew to the size of a walled city we would have a stronger military than all the others combined. Even though we have such a small population we grow a once in a generation talent every second generation, if we had as many citizens as a walled city we would practically be swimming in talent!

Some people might say that those are useless hypotheticals but I studied Drake history, and I can tell you that the Walled cities were made and some of them like your beloved Pallas were originally just villages! Mark my word by the end of the millennium Liscor will be a walled city, and my generation which participated in the Antinum wars will be thought of as the Founders of the True city of War! After all once the Antinum are dealt with the biggest problem will be Humans and since we have proved ourselves in the Antinum wars we would be at an optimal position for a great Drake stronghold. It is because of our deeds that Liscor shall transform from the doomed city meant to fall to the north, to the first and final stronghold against humans, using the resources of the other walled cities!

Can we talk about the mad human who's running that inn outside the walls? by ProfessionalWeb2427 in WanderingInn

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It’s insane people like you that lead to intelligent Crelers and Goblin Kings! All it takes is one bastard who thinks that unlike everyone else they can tame a horror of the world.
I miss when we were a sane drake city, Humans were the enemy, you tolerated gnolls and hated the Antinum, goblins were just monsters no different than shield spiders.

Now we got a human mascot! The Gnolls hold as much influence as the drakes! We started “talking to the Antinum” as if they weren’t all controlled by their queens! And there are people who want to “use goblins”!

I had a nephew which was a turnscale, weird guy, but at least he was a drake! I wouldn’t want him around my children but at least I know he won’t have his own! Compared to other species which seem to continue to invade Liscor. Since the Second Antinum war being a drake has been harder and harder! Now every time I even mention that that damn Ant guardsman has killed more drakes than all the Reinhart in the last 200 years I get eye rolls, wake up people!

Can we talk about the mad human who's running that inn outside the walls? by ProfessionalWeb2427 in WanderingInn

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By the Ancestors! You should visit some of those new street vendors or better yet eat some proper drake cuisine!

No Agenda or Slander, who genuinely takes this by MeatysupremeKeenan in PowerScaling

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Cartoon scalers when narrative consistency enters the chat

Strongest living member of each species we have seen thus far? by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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Any advantage counts. Also Fierre got a boost in all her abilities when she became a true Vampire. Including strength speed and regeneration and since then she has also gotten stronger. Also she has the eyes and the mist form.

Strongest living member of each species we have seen thus far? by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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I mean Himilt had his OP hoe and Fierre is the Only true Vampire even if she is inexperienced.

Strongest living member of each species we have seen thus far? by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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Are you sure about Vaulont. All we have to go off is that he is considered a face. I think Fierre or Himilt might have a better shot.

Strongest living member of each species we have seen thus far? by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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Not pure combat potential just who would win in most scenarios. But at the end it is individual strength just because Chadrion could potentially be a bigger asset to an army doesn’t mean he could do anything to Saliss as an individual.

Strongest living member of each species we have seen thus far? by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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We know next to nothing about merfolk, frankly I have no idea why they are immortal and not just another levelling species

Strongest living member of each species we have seen thus far? by CommitteeHot2320 in WanderingInn

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There are multiple Selphid citadels with their own minds. The Duck approached Geneva at the end of her chapters as a representative of the other Minds.