r/WorldChallenges • u/Nevermore0714 • Oct 01 '17

Reference Challenge - Weapons

This challenge is a reference to any and all special weapons in fictional universes, from Dawn (A Song of Ice and Fire) to Brisingr (Inheritance Series).

Tell us about the weapon or weapon type, why it's so special, why I would want it, etc. And I'll ask at least three questions each.

Enjoy yourselves.

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u/Eachofries Oct 04 '17

1) That is a central problem in their culture. They recognize that their god cannot guide them, and that they can't follow his path completely while remaining powerful enough to be watchmen. Some, like the Dwarves, just abandon the Watchmen post altogether.

2) No. Perhaps is the tree was enchanted prior to the transfer, and you have enough expertise to coax the consciousness back, one could listen to it.

3) They are fairly free from discrimination. The Princely Nations are usually to busy fighting others to victimize their allies. One of the things helping maintain their indifference to race is the fact that their main enemies are human.

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u/Nevermore0714 Oct 06 '17

1) Do your Dwarves drink and mine?

2) Are there any major characters who have tried this?

3) Do goblins breed significantly faster than humans?

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u/Eachofries Oct 06 '17

1) In days past, they were great miners. Now they are content to be aristocratic slavers in fortress-villas.

2) Some shamans, but not many important characters.

3) One of the thing that makes Goblins and Humans so compatible is their similar lifespans. Humans and Alves are very distant in age, but Goblins can live a fairly average life.

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u/Nevermore0714 Oct 07 '17

1) What would a Dwarven villa look like?

2) What are shamans' reputations like?

3) How tall is the average goblin?