Blood SCs

Redeyes · #1 June 23rd, 2012, 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Samhain

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Originally Posted by brxbrx

What happens if your caster is an Abysian warlock or has a stronger aura of another sort? Bye bye, blood slaves.

True, the difficulty of employing blood magic on the battlefield without killing your own blood slaves is one of the significant challenges of playing Abysia. They also burn indy recruits and nearly all summons and have horrible magic diversity, nothing but fire mages from non-cap forts. And yet, EA Abysia is one of my 2 most favorite non-mod nations. Go figure.

This is hardly a large issue with proper spacing.

brxbrx · #2 June 23rd, 2012, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Redeyes

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Originally Posted by Samhain

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Originally Posted by brxbrx

What happens if your caster is an Abysian warlock or has a stronger aura of another sort? Bye bye, blood slaves.

True, the difficulty of employing blood magic on the battlefield without killing your own blood slaves is one of the significant challenges of playing Abysia. They also burn indy recruits and nearly all summons and have horrible magic diversity, nothing but fire mages from non-cap forts. And yet, EA Abysia is one of my 2 most favorite non-mod nations. Go figure.

This is hardly a large issue with proper spacing.

You can't really keep your warlock away from your slaves, though. Or your warlock's bodyguard.

Redeyes · #3 June 23rd, 2012, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by brxbrx

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Originally Posted by Redeyes

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Originally Posted by Samhain

True, the difficulty of employing blood magic on the battlefield without killing your own blood slaves is one of the significant challenges of playing Abysia. They also burn indy recruits and nearly all summons and have horrible magic diversity, nothing but fire mages from non-cap forts. And yet, EA Abysia is one of my 2 most favorite non-mod nations. Go figure.

This is hardly a large issue with proper spacing.

You can't really keep your warlock away from your slaves, though. Or your warlock's bodyguard.

One warlock's effect doesn't really matter.