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>>It is interesting to me that bone armor might be the way for, say, Paladins to get more value out of light armor relative to other types.
I agree. I feel, if all things were equal with bone/cloth/leather, that it would be an ideal light armor choice for Ranger's and Barb's (Armor secondary), and the goto for Paladin's that wanted to use it. It needs a lot of QoL work before it gets there though.
>>Ah, the enchantment possibilities from the bones of an undead top tier creature able to cast necromantic spells..
That's not how it works.
Uzmam! The Chairman will NOT be pleased to know you're trying to build outside of approved zones. I'd hate for you to be charged the taxes needed to have this place re-zoned. Head for the manor if you're feeling creative.
That's not how it works.
Uzmam! The Chairman will NOT be pleased to know you're trying to build outside of approved zones. I'd hate for you to be charged the taxes needed to have this place re-zoned. Head for the manor if you're feeling creative.
>>That's not how it works.
Well you're the enchanting expert not me, but, i'll just take the influence of stories, lores, fables, modern assumptions, and varying religions in game and out, that the bones of a magical creature tend to have magical properties, and following the standard logic of video games, that the bones of a top tier magical creature would be ExCePtIoNaLlY more potent than the bones of say, a war mammoth, for magical purposes, like enchanting.
But if you are privvy to some behind the scene things about it that i don't know, more power to you.
When responding to something, make sure you have the facts. Otherwise you are just wasting time. -sig-
>>the bones of a magical creature tend to have magical properties
This is not explicitly how it works in DR.
>>and following the standard logic of video games, that the bones of a top tier magical creature would be ExCePtIoNaLlY more potent than the bones of say, a war mammoth, for magical purposes, like enchanting.
Critter difficulty and material quality aren't explicitly tied together, either. For example, lava drakes and barghests have rather similar bones. If anything, material quality is tied to critter rarity.
>>But if you are privvy to some behind the scene things about it that i don't know, more power to you.
Just a general understanding of how material distribution has worked so far. I think there is an explicit/intentional decoupling of harder critter = better materials.
Uzmam! The Chairman will NOT be pleased to know you're trying to build outside of approved zones. I'd hate for you to be charged the taxes needed to have this place re-zoned. Head for the manor if you're feeling creative.
This is not explicitly how it works in DR.
>>and following the standard logic of video games, that the bones of a top tier magical creature would be ExCePtIoNaLlY more potent than the bones of say, a war mammoth, for magical purposes, like enchanting.
Critter difficulty and material quality aren't explicitly tied together, either. For example, lava drakes and barghests have rather similar bones. If anything, material quality is tied to critter rarity.
>>But if you are privvy to some behind the scene things about it that i don't know, more power to you.
Just a general understanding of how material distribution has worked so far. I think there is an explicit/intentional decoupling of harder critter = better materials.
Uzmam! The Chairman will NOT be pleased to know you're trying to build outside of approved zones. I'd hate for you to be charged the taxes needed to have this place re-zoned. Head for the manor if you're feeling creative.
