So, basically what this suggestion entails is that you could create fur-lined armor by surrounding an article of armor (except galadhrim cloaks and fur armor) with warg fur, or right on the crafting grid by putting warg fur in empty spaces left in the armor grid. For instance, boots would place one fur on the top of each boot, and two in the space in between each boot. you could also craft them by crafting your armor of choice with the corresponding fur armor. This would create an armor that also provides cold protection like the fur armor. The texture would be different in that fur would puff out a certain places on the armor (top of boots for boots, fur puffing out at collar and sleeves for chest, hips for legs, and base of helmet for helmets).
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So much to do, so much to see.
YOU DARE OPPOSE ME MORTAL???
gUyS wHaT iF mEvAnS aDdS tAlIoN aNd CeLeBrImBoR wRaItH fOrM tO tHe GaMe?
what if there was a third sort of elvish spirit that just sort of floated around you until it got annoying and then went away?
No need to act like a dick, man. It just reminded me of that is all. I wasn't trying to insinuate anything.
It would be cool if the wax for Gondor feif seals were different colors. Like Lossarnach's is bright red, Pelargir's is that seafoam green, etc.
for dunland, when does the 0.5 attack strength wear off?
LegalHits 18:06, March 31, 2019 (UTC)
My best guess is that it's cumulative.
It could also be a multiblock structure. Not sure of the specifics of how to implement this type, but it's an idea.
The cerinrim? I've never heard of this. Please enlighten me. I don't know much of the way-back history.
"one of the most lethal weapons in the course of human history"
Nope, they were not even close to being the most lethal, even in their own age. Longbows were fairly efficient, but apart from that, very few kinds of arrows could penetrate good armor enough to kill the opponent. The reason bows were popular was because it was cheap and long-range weapon.
Also the further you shoot with a bow, the less damage the arrow does, because it loses speed. And if they don't want to make a mechanic that gradually lowers the damage as the arrow goes further, I think limiting reach to where the arrows are effective, is pretty good.
In rebuttal to the second part, that's why they would shoot in kind of an arc when shooting longer ranges, so that gravity would increase it's velocity.
That's what I was thinking. They would have a chance to drop a key when killed. These could be one-use items could be used to open any troll hoard.