No. Dracnari is smokey rythmatic something something.


Yes.


Not sure. I think that's Loboshigaru.

Doublepost???

I miss having 5 languages, so I went and tried to look for more languages:

Elfen:
X says to you something unintelligible in a beautiful, fluid tongue.

Aslaran:
X says to you something unintelligible in a series of short roars and growls.

Dracnari:
X says to you something unintelligible in a flowing and fiery rhythm.

Edit: Man, I miss being able to swear in a foreign language. I even made a random swear generator based on the languages I got. So if I did SWEARDWARF X, I'll say something like 'May your beard be flea-ridden and your ale keg always empty!' in dwarf.

And then made a randomized swear alias and repeatedly swear at Trader Bob if he refused to give me any gold.

Appreciate it, thanks.

Dwarven
Mr Adventure says something unintelligible in a gruff, harsh language.

Merian
Mr Adventure says something unintelligible in liquid, mellifluous tones.

Lucidian
Mr Adventure says something unintelligible in crystalline, airy reverberations.

Don't quote me on this but I seem to remember second sight providing a temporary defense. If I can get the chance to look over the logs I have of my spars against Seneth I can check but I'm not sure when I'll next be able to do so.

No, that should be protection from transfix from the spix, not hypnotism from silver eyes.

Ah, thanks for the clarification.

Now, I know the first bit means that I can bump up my collared beastie to becoming a pet with another 250cr drop, but what does the second bit mean? That it'd cost me another 325cr to bump up a collared guild beast instead of the 250cr it'd take to bump up a normal collared beast?

I imagine so. Chances are the beast will keep its special properties even when being bumped up to a pet, but don't quote me on that.

Yes.

We're allowed to do "names" when customizing weapons, right?

For example: Powerful Wand, the Magical Stick. What is generally considered acceptable?

You are, and you're generally limited by simple reason. Don't overdo it, don't make out-of-character references.

It's usually warrior weapons that get the fancy names, though. Mages, guardians, wiccans and druids that customize their gear usually just stick to fancy-looking things without the names, for some reason.

The design I'm working on right now is tasteful and simple. Just wanted to make sure before I started, thanks.

I can explain. It really comes down to the cash put into it. Since those fully runed warrior weapons are SO costly, they give them fancy names. Like how I don't name my 2000 Ford Focus but some guy names his sports car.

I owned a Lada way back when.

It was called Kirov.

Does Hypochondria affect Diagnose lines as well?

No.

'd.

OK, thanks!