Building on specifically the poison idea, it would be cool if one was able to add their own power into poisons, like an illusionist would be able to make a poison that can cause hallucinations.
Also, it would be fun if assassins would also be able to use poisons on their blades. It would make assassination more interesting, especially if the victim has to get an antidote from a healer or something in order to survive.
@gothix said in Restoration magic and summons:
Infusing life into inanimate objects could be interesting.
It could work like in old RPG-s where if you found some clay or dirt on the ground and casted a spell on it you could summon a clay giant, and if you casted your spell on rock surface you would summon a rock giant.
Fractured will already have certain ground spots designated as certain type, and spell might be a ground targeted AOE cast and depending where you cast it, you might get different type of summon.
Clay or rock giants, water elemental, sand monster,... you name it. All by using just one same spell.
Speaking of golems, it would be interesting if alchemists could build these creatures to defend/attack towns or maybe guard bridges. There could be a specific recipe, and maybe you would have to retrieve specific materials from around the map. This would give a way for alchemists to contribute to town defense, and I think it would be pretty cool.
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@dordolio If you're having trouble finding guild members, you can try to reach out to people who you play with in other games. If that doesn't work out, try to change your guild description to make it more appealing to other players. You seem to be emphasizing on the musician part of your guild a lot, so if a player doesn't read the guild description carefully, they may get the impression that Tessitura is only for music-oriented players.
I would assume that angels have a new skill set, but I am not sure.
In response to the second question, we know that Beastmen can turn into Abominations if they betray their own kind, and a Human can turn into a Lich.
I drink Coke sometimes, but I usually like coffee.
Adding on the Aurellas's questions, what race is your character? Currently, there are race restrictions on different guilds.
If you happen to be a beastman, I would recommend the guild, Elusive. It is a guild for more casual players who don't want to spend all their time playing the game. The people there are really awesome, and we also have the Soul of Arboreus (highest beastman rank) and 2 High Druids (2nd highest beastman rank).
Hey! Welcome to the community!
You'll find that the people here are incredibly welcoming, and I hope you have a good time.
p.s. Nice username. The Eragon series was the thing that got me into fantasy.
A senate with representatives from each guild may work, except many guilds might prefer to go to a town where they could dominate instead of your town. A mercenary guild, for example, would probably prefer a guild town where the Governor is part of their guild. It would give them more of a free reign, and let them get away with illegal behavior.
Also, for the issue where you want to stop your town from becoming a guild town, the only way that I see is becoming an Governor yourself, and trying to be as impartial as possible.
Just wanted to say that we are now #4 on the leaderboard thanks to our newest members!
Hey guys, i don't know if you remember me, but I used to be pretty active about a year ago. I just wanted to say hi and let you guys know that I'm going to try to get back to Fractured!
Welcome, @Xulu and @giansen! Don't forget to join the guild Discord!
@Xadros Adding on to @Target, we have gotten some info on the natural abilities of the races. For example, the shadow demons have night vision (I believe Prometheus mentioned this at some point). As for the god you worship, you can get divine abilities from the gods. I'm assuming that the god you worship changes the divine abilities you have access to.