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- Sir Giandor
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- Turin Ironhammer
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@ Elaralith I don't ever remember saying anything about NOT wanting a new metal or anything about the hardness of skills. All I said was that a new metal would be good, but it would be better to have a skill system for smithing that better fit the real life aspect of the game. After all you can say it isn't ridiculas that someone can learn how to make a sword by smithing shields or the other way around.
- Sir Giandor
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I am tired of people seeing something in one popular film then people thinking that whenever it's mentioned it's related to that film. Just like the retards who think John Woo copied the Matrix, BULL, John Woo did all the gun fighting stuff BEFORE the Matrix! I think this is a good idea, and not because I saw it on a darn FILM!



- paul laffing
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I thinketh many of you suffer from a terrible illness. That illness is called IGNORANCE! Do you think that Tolkien woke up one day and decide, "Hmm... I like the names elf and dwarf. Let me go make a book." No! Has any of you ever heard of Beowulf or the Irish lore, Scottish lore, German lore, etc.?! Where did he get his inspiration?!!
So anyway, i don't think making an all powerful armour would be good. For all you of the played Runescape, do you remember Rune armour? Everyone had it and it became useless. Thats what would happen eventually with an ultra strong metal.
So anyway, i don't think making an all powerful armour would be good. For all you of the played Runescape, do you remember Rune armour? Everyone had it and it became useless. Thats what would happen eventually with an ultra strong metal.
- paul laffing
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- Cain Freemont
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I actually know the myth that developed the first concept of elves, dwarves, etc. Its part of Celtic Mythology. I should know this since I am in a mythology classpaul laffing wrote:Do you think that Tolkien woke up one day and decide, "Hmm... I like the names elf and dwarf. Let me go make a book." No! Has any of you ever heard of Beowulf or the Irish lore, Scottish lore, German lore, etc.?! Where did he get his inspiration?!!

- paul laffing
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- paul laffing
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Idea!!!
Ok theres a steel i read about in a book about Medival times called Watered Steel It's supposed to be a good deal stronger than regular steel and stays sharper. This could be used on all manor of weapons such as swords, axes, tips for arrows, anything sharp and metal. Perhaps we could have this for a metal in the game because the metal was an actual metal used for wepons in the past not a fictional item.
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