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Re: Announce Post #3054: Seal of War 2020
Was definitely tense and could have gone either way at a few points, props to you guys for sticking with it after the first loss!
Any logs of the last fight? Super curious to know how @Ciaran survived with 1147hp, so close.
Congrats!
Any logs of the last fight? Super curious to know how @Ciaran survived with 1147hp, so close.
Congrats!
Melech
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Re: Seal of Beauty 2020
Appearance:
deeply dreaming dragons of indigo and ivory
Examined:
Nestled between the bearer's shoulder blades, this sleek tattoo has been inked on in dreamy hues of indigo and soporific shades of ivory. The subtle shades warp and waver as they twist through the gaggle of sleeping dragons, each vaguely reptilian creature a unique tint, all clearly delimited with lines of pure black that encapsulate their sinuous forms. Curled around each other, the dragons form a sleeping pile of lean flesh and muscle, long limbs curled around one another. The two dragons at the front of the snoozing pile face one another, pink-tinted clawed hands clasping one another, heads pushed against each other to the point of distorting their faces, eyes squished shut. A small airy bubble of fluffy white hovers above the pile of dragons, filled with dreamy renditions of food, of other smaller dragons, of far off distant spires, and other exotic fantasies.
Appearance:
goofy dragon socks
Dropped:
The lifeless look of dead black onyx eyes stares up from a pair of vaguely dragon-shaped socks that have been left here.
Examined:
Squishy and soft, these thick socks have been knit from a copious amount of comfortably cosy yarn. The yarn itself is of fine moorvic wool, sourced from the highest quality ewes Paavik has to offer. Dyed a deep ruby colour, the wool has been knit into a vaguely draconic shape, the tail of the dragon at the toes with the open mouth making up the cuffs. Artful use of both knitting and purling have created distinct scales on the sinuous socks, the edges of each scale embroidered with gold silk thread of the highest quality. Fuzzy felted teeth jut from the cuff of each sock, ineffectually biting at the calf of anyone who wears them, the slightly rough texture helping to hold the socks up when worn. A pair of lifeless onyx eyes stare up from the cuff of the socks, inert and unseeing.
Appearance:
a covetous dragon origami atop a mass of gold
Dropped:
Greedily clutching a pile of shiny gold sovereigns, an amethyst dragon origami protects it's tiny hoard from passersby.
Examined:
Singularly petite, an elegant amethyst dragon clutches a bulbous mass of shiny gold sovereigns, all of which has been folded from thick sheets of vellum. The mass of glittering gold is far far larger than the wee dragon, large enough for the minuscule creature to easily lounge on top of the folded paper hoard. And clutching onto the hoard of precious metal is exactly what the minuscule critter is doing, little paper claws digging into the edges of two of the coins in the pile, each coin as large as the avaricious little origami dragon's head. Even smaller teeth line the dragon's mouth, a tiny golden tongue sticking out, flopping against the golden coins. Carefully peeling back the diminutive dragon, one can access the interior of the modular origami, storing even more prizes inside for the creature to greedily guard.
Appearance:
a rainbow-hued dragon-winged swing
Dropped:
A rainbow-hued swing sways in the breeze here, large wooden dragon wings wrapped around the seat.
Examined:
Hewn from rainbow coloured wood, this heavy swing has been set up to be
free-standing from any nearby structures. The swing hangs off a simple
wooden frame, the rainbow wood a riot of colours. Crushed diamonds have
been sprinkled all over the frame, causing it to sparkle and glimmer in
any available light. A massive pair of dragon wings jut from the sides
of the frame, wrapping around and protecting the swing inside. Each wing
has been delicately carved with numerous scales of various sizes, some
of the scales bearing small slivers of gems to create an even more
scintillating appearance. The swing still has enough room to move, the
wings just far enough apart that the swing can swing through them as
though flying. A soft rose-red cushion has been attached to the seat
with thick canvas ties, the soft cotton covered with a thick layer of
wax to keep the fabric from degrading in the weather.
Appearance:
a bowl of dragonfire soup
Dropped:
A bowl of spicy dragonfire soup lies on the ground here.
Examined:
Large chunks of spicy meat float in the broth of this peppery
concoction. Small flecks of ground chillies float in the broth,
alongside the distinct grains of black pepper. Not only is the soup hot
in a spicy sense, it appears to also be piping hot in the temperature
sense. Small tendrils of steam rise from the bowl, carrying the scent of
the spices into the air. The bowl itself is a simple wooden affair,
painted with small flame designs meant to warn the future eater of this
soup.
Consume:
As you begin to carefully sip on this hot concoction, your eyes begin to water as your nose begins to run slightly. The spices overpower the chunks of meat, which seem to only be in the soup to convey even more spice into your mouth. After managing to finish half the bowl, your mouth becomes slightly numb, making eating the rest of the soup quite easy.
Smell:
Taking a whiff of this soup, your eyes water as the pungent aroma of spices tickles your sinuses.
Taste:
Carefully taking a sip of soup, your mouth tingles slightly from the heat of the ingredients.
Appearance:
Appearance:a draconic jewelrybox
Dropped:
A heavy walnut jewelrybox decorated with an ornate gold leaf dragon has been dropped here.
Examined:
Carved from dark walnut wood, this heavy jewelrybox has been adorned
with the likeness of an elegant dragon crafted from thin sheets of gold
leaf. The design has been carved into the wood underneath the gold leaf
as well, creating a textured surface. Two glittering sapphires have been
used for the dragon's eyes, contrasting with the bright gold. The
interior of the jewelrybox has been lined in soft cotton, decorated with
red and gold in a flame pattern.
roaring dragon nunchakus
Dropped:
A pair of roaring dragon nunchakus has been left here.
Examined:
Solid steel creates the body of these nunchakus, the cylinders heavily
modified to resemble a pair of long slender dragons. Thin lines of
copper wire decorate the edges of each scale on the first of the
dragons, whereas gold leaf decorates the interior of each scale on the
second dragon. Flames of ruby and gold peek out of each dragon's mouth,
the edges of each ruby ground to a point. A chain of steel covered in
gold leaf connects both dragons, the ends of each looped through their
tails.
Shulamit
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Re: Seal of Beauty 2020
Appearance:
an elaborate shield enchased with brilliantly enamelled draconic figures
Examined:
The body of this circular shield is formed from a weighty silver, the
metal darkened with oxidisation to give depth to the raised fretwork
that wraps around the shield boss and forms elaborate spokes equidistant
around the body of the piece. The fretwork is cast from ruddy gold,
worked into cresting waves bordered with granulation to form repeating
spirals along the length of the body, curling tighter in on itself until
terminating at the shield boss. The entire City of Celest rendered in
miniature comprises the boss itself, complete with the tall structure of
Light's Glory and the Pool of Stars both emanating a subtle glow
intermittently from the light essence folded within the gold. The focal
point of the boss is a small cluster of figures, one holding aloft a
miniature broom warding away the draconic figure that hovers menacingly
above. Each scale of the dragon has been lovingly etched and enamelled
in brilliant jewelled hues, and the eyes have been set with faceted
diamonds designed to reflect rainbows of light. The shield is bordered
with a thick edging of gold, the polished metal raised into coiling
serpentine bodies that mirror and curl into each other all around the
band in a riot of colour. Each dragon pair twists inward, heads twined
with its mate and facing outward from the shield's edge with a baleful
stare. The reverse of the shield is lined in a buttery soft white
leather, covered with a tessellated pattern of stylised dragons of
various shades, tails and heads linked together in a perfect repeating
image. Thick straps of sturdier leather are riveted in to fasten to the
arm of the bearer, with a smooth polished wooden grip that bears two
long golden tassels that hang below the rim of the shield. The silken
fringing of the tassels is knotted with saltwater pearls and tiny gold
bells and charms that sound with any movement of the bearer.
Yinuish
7
Re: Seal of Beauty 2020
Appearance:
an imposing crown bearing a smog-wreathed dragon
Dropped:
Glinting ominously, a smog-wreathed dragon crown has been placed here.
Examined:
Steel and iron pulled into long, thin wires twist and twine about each
other in a chaotic jumble, forming the delicate foundation of this
crown. Cunningly wrought strands form spires and towers that rise from
this tangle in an abstract mimicry of the Magnagoran skyline, presiding
above the ever-present haze below. Braced upon these metallic structures
is a majestic crystalline dragon, its myriad of polished facets shaped
like minuscule blackened scales rendered in smoky, semi-opaque quartz.
Glimpsed between the scales are tiny obsidian veins, snaking through the
inert creature's body as though carrying black, tainted ichor; a
stylized representation of the change wrought when the torrent of
tainted fumes flooded its living counterpart, the narrow striations seem
ominously dark even beside the ebon scales. The magnificent dragon coils
halfway around the perimeter of the crown, poised to soar into the skies
while dwarfing the architecture that bears its weight. Six individual
wings unfold from the length of its spine, sculpted with a skilled hand
from the same caliginous quartz stone. The murky crystal appendages have
been imbued with spectral ectoplasm that churns endlessly with a muted
lambency, creating an effect akin to roiling smog, as though the replica
beast was wreathed by the tainted effluvium its living twin had eagerly
consumed. Minute details continue in the colourless eyes of milky agate
that gaze upward towards the unseen sky, and the intricate pellucid
teeth glinting within an open maw, as well as wicked onyx claws gripping
their wire supports. An elaborate display of intricate craftsmanship
and artistic ingenuity, the crown is an imposing adornment that rests
heavily on any brow.
Sapphira
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Re: Seal of Beauty 2020
Appearance:
a skin-clothed chandelier of draconic remains
Dropped:
A macabre chandelier has been suspended on iron hooks, flickering candle flames burning at its skeletal core.
Examined:
A trio of sooty, black iron hooks have been secured to the ceiling, supporting this behemoth chandelier by fastening through links of steel chain that suspend its weight many feet above the ground. The main feature of the chandelier itself is a gruesome skeleton set upon a ring of iron as if it might be roosting, its draconic wings outstretched gloriously on either side of the structure: a wyvern, snarling from its perch. Tanned mammoth hides of mismatched colors have been stretched across key bones and clipped into place with iron to create the illusion of a living beast whose skin has sloughed off, likening it to zombified creatures across the Basin of Life. The visible skeleton has been given a scrimshaw pattern of filigree, rubbed with tints of black, gold, yellow and red mixed with crushed powerstones to afford the carved crevices a scintillating, inflamed luminescence that complements the faceted rubies set deep within its sightless eyes. Strong wires have affixed the wyvern's lower jaw into its snarl to ensure a lifetime of silent threats upon intruders to its domain. Tapering horns carved from mammoth ivory have been affixed to the skull's forehead, jutting to either side of its face before curving in an upward parallel to the skull's structure. Strung between the great horns are sinews that dangle cracked bells of gleaming gold between the gap. The draconic figure is lit from within, thirteen candlesticks rising above the iron ring at staggered heights to hold tall pillar candles of black wax that cast eerie, flickering illumination through gaps in the skeleton, emphasizing shadows as much as dispersing them.
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I'm really surprised I got an honorable mention, given this is both very short for an item's description and more on the dark side, but I really wanted to speak to the designs that Magnagora had on the dragons that came to Magnagora, which was to Taint them and later make them undead. I'm really honored to have even gotten mentioned!
a skin-clothed chandelier of draconic remains
Dropped:
A macabre chandelier has been suspended on iron hooks, flickering candle flames burning at its skeletal core.
Examined:
A trio of sooty, black iron hooks have been secured to the ceiling, supporting this behemoth chandelier by fastening through links of steel chain that suspend its weight many feet above the ground. The main feature of the chandelier itself is a gruesome skeleton set upon a ring of iron as if it might be roosting, its draconic wings outstretched gloriously on either side of the structure: a wyvern, snarling from its perch. Tanned mammoth hides of mismatched colors have been stretched across key bones and clipped into place with iron to create the illusion of a living beast whose skin has sloughed off, likening it to zombified creatures across the Basin of Life. The visible skeleton has been given a scrimshaw pattern of filigree, rubbed with tints of black, gold, yellow and red mixed with crushed powerstones to afford the carved crevices a scintillating, inflamed luminescence that complements the faceted rubies set deep within its sightless eyes. Strong wires have affixed the wyvern's lower jaw into its snarl to ensure a lifetime of silent threats upon intruders to its domain. Tapering horns carved from mammoth ivory have been affixed to the skull's forehead, jutting to either side of its face before curving in an upward parallel to the skull's structure. Strung between the great horns are sinews that dangle cracked bells of gleaming gold between the gap. The draconic figure is lit from within, thirteen candlesticks rising above the iron ring at staggered heights to hold tall pillar candles of black wax that cast eerie, flickering illumination through gaps in the skeleton, emphasizing shadows as much as dispersing them.
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I'm really surprised I got an honorable mention, given this is both very short for an item's description and more on the dark side, but I really wanted to speak to the designs that Magnagora had on the dragons that came to Magnagora, which was to Taint them and later make them undead. I'm really honored to have even gotten mentioned!
Vexacion
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Re: Seal of Beauty 2020
This was submitted for Mahalath through their cartel. I am super, super surprised it didn't place or even get a honorable mention.
This was supposed to be submitted by me, but I don't know if I actually remembered to submit it. It was originally supposed to be made from clay, and formed to be more like a chalkboard.
This and This were both designed on an alt and the first was submitted after I stared at the second and decided it wasn't good enough.
This was supposed to be submitted by me, but I don't know if I actually remembered to submit it. It was originally supposed to be made from clay, and formed to be more like a chalkboard.
This and This were both designed on an alt and the first was submitted after I stared at the second and decided it wasn't good enough.
Shaddus
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Re: Seal of Beauty 2020
appearance a draconic devastation platter
dropped A draconic devastation platter awaits consumption here.
examined
Sculpted from chocolate and sugar glass, this platter is as much a piece of art as cuisine. The centerpiece of the work is a watchtower of Holy Celestine Imperial design, apparently being assaulted by a flying dragon. It is not clear where the chocolate ends and the sugar begins, as a great deal of the sugar glass is nearly opaque or coated with chocolate powder. The tower has tiny sculpted figures of ambiguous race and gender lifting tiny spears and staves at the encroaching dragon, and a shell surrounds it with lines and protective highmagic designs etched throughout it. The large dragon is depicted in a position that could be interpreted as an attack or as merely preparing to do so, with its snout in an aggressive snarl and its wings swept forward. A great deal of care has gone into making the tower and dragon look realistic, down to individual bricks and scales etched into the confectionary dish. A small match and ampoule of alcohol has been set aside, likely for use when the dish is served.
consume
You break open the ampoule of alcohol and pour it into a cleverly concealed well in the dragon's neck, where it pools until you ignite it with the match. The chocolate begins to melt and pour out of the dragon's mouth and into a series of channels that sees the liquid chocolate spread out like a flame over the shield. The chocolate flame drizzles onto the defensive spell and runs along the grooves of the spellwork until it finds and begins melting several joints and seams, which causes the whole thing to collapse around the tower. Without this shell to protect it, the roof of the tower begins directing the flow of melted cocoa over the sides and into the core of the tower. Again, this eventually causes the joints and seams held together by or created from chocolate to melt away, and the tower soon shares the fate of its shield. What remains is a now-empty shell of spun sugar that held the dragon in its shape and a mound of sugary rubble in a pool of chocolate. With the show over, you are free to start eating the sugar glass dragon while the 'rubble' starts dissolving into the chocolate. There is no specific flavor to the dragon beyond the residual chocolate and rough patches of cocoa powder used to keep the sculpture from getting sticky when handled. The chocolate, once it has cooled, is much sweeter than initial tasting would have suggested, having dissolved enough of the sugar glass to sweeten it as it drizzled down and pooled. Around the rubble of the tower and its shield, partially dissolved runnels of sugar created something of a marbled pattern in the chocolate pool, rendering it even sweeter the closer to the centre of the dish you get. Finally, you finish off the last of the tooth-achingly sweet rubble and leave the empty platter, which bears the hourglass pattern of the Seal of Time.
smell The rich scent of chocolate is the only notable thing you can smell from a draconic devastation platter.
taste You tentatively break a spike from the tail of the dragon which only tastes sweet, then another from its back which carries the bitter taste of dark chocolate. The spears from the defenders carry that same bitter taste, but the shields are primarily just chalky sugar bonbons.
commodities cocoa 4 sugar 19 milk 3
dropped A draconic devastation platter awaits consumption here.
examined
Sculpted from chocolate and sugar glass, this platter is as much a piece of art as cuisine. The centerpiece of the work is a watchtower of Holy Celestine Imperial design, apparently being assaulted by a flying dragon. It is not clear where the chocolate ends and the sugar begins, as a great deal of the sugar glass is nearly opaque or coated with chocolate powder. The tower has tiny sculpted figures of ambiguous race and gender lifting tiny spears and staves at the encroaching dragon, and a shell surrounds it with lines and protective highmagic designs etched throughout it. The large dragon is depicted in a position that could be interpreted as an attack or as merely preparing to do so, with its snout in an aggressive snarl and its wings swept forward. A great deal of care has gone into making the tower and dragon look realistic, down to individual bricks and scales etched into the confectionary dish. A small match and ampoule of alcohol has been set aside, likely for use when the dish is served.
consume
You break open the ampoule of alcohol and pour it into a cleverly concealed well in the dragon's neck, where it pools until you ignite it with the match. The chocolate begins to melt and pour out of the dragon's mouth and into a series of channels that sees the liquid chocolate spread out like a flame over the shield. The chocolate flame drizzles onto the defensive spell and runs along the grooves of the spellwork until it finds and begins melting several joints and seams, which causes the whole thing to collapse around the tower. Without this shell to protect it, the roof of the tower begins directing the flow of melted cocoa over the sides and into the core of the tower. Again, this eventually causes the joints and seams held together by or created from chocolate to melt away, and the tower soon shares the fate of its shield. What remains is a now-empty shell of spun sugar that held the dragon in its shape and a mound of sugary rubble in a pool of chocolate. With the show over, you are free to start eating the sugar glass dragon while the 'rubble' starts dissolving into the chocolate. There is no specific flavor to the dragon beyond the residual chocolate and rough patches of cocoa powder used to keep the sculpture from getting sticky when handled. The chocolate, once it has cooled, is much sweeter than initial tasting would have suggested, having dissolved enough of the sugar glass to sweeten it as it drizzled down and pooled. Around the rubble of the tower and its shield, partially dissolved runnels of sugar created something of a marbled pattern in the chocolate pool, rendering it even sweeter the closer to the centre of the dish you get. Finally, you finish off the last of the tooth-achingly sweet rubble and leave the empty platter, which bears the hourglass pattern of the Seal of Time.
smell The rich scent of chocolate is the only notable thing you can smell from a draconic devastation platter.
taste You tentatively break a spike from the tail of the dragon which only tastes sweet, then another from its back which carries the bitter taste of dark chocolate. The spears from the defenders carry that same bitter taste, but the shields are primarily just chalky sugar bonbons.
commodities cocoa 4 sugar 19 milk 3
Luce
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Re: Seal of Beauty 2020
Appearance:
a gemstone and marble throne
Dropped:
Drawing the eye, a massive gemstone dragon throne rests here.
Examined:
The back of this throne is composed of a dozen different gems, all in a
flawless dragon shape, complete with a massive head coming out of the
top, wings outspread from the back, and its claws that form the arms of
the throne. Each gemstone forms a separate part of the dragon. An
emerald torso, ruby claws, sapphire eyes, onyx wings, and diamond teeth
are the most noticeable parts of the throne. Compared to the masterful
work of the back, the marble seat of the throne is more functional and
out of place against the gemstone parts. The smallest of cracks can be
noticed along the base where the marble meets the gem, the bond between
the two the weakest structural part of the throne.
a gemstone and marble throne
Dropped:
Drawing the eye, a massive gemstone dragon throne rests here.
Examined:
The back of this throne is composed of a dozen different gems, all in a
flawless dragon shape, complete with a massive head coming out of the
top, wings outspread from the back, and its claws that form the arms of
the throne. Each gemstone forms a separate part of the dragon. An
emerald torso, ruby claws, sapphire eyes, onyx wings, and diamond teeth
are the most noticeable parts of the throne. Compared to the masterful
work of the back, the marble seat of the throne is more functional and
out of place against the gemstone parts. The smallest of cracks can be
noticed along the base where the marble meets the gem, the bond between
the two the weakest structural part of the throne.
and
Appearance:
a journal detailing the attack on Hallifax
Dropped:
Shimmering in the available light, a journal has been left behind here.
Examined:
This book has been painted in various colors and embedded with gems,
drawing the eye as each cover shows a different scene. The front cover
of this book depicts the day when a dragon asked for the Map of Time so
that it could fuse with the True Dragon of Time. The dracnari has an
outstretched claw towards the Temporal Conclave, researching out the
believed answer to Yugomaru. Behind the dracnari, its shadow fills a
larger space than it should, taking the shape of its true dragon form.
Above the two, bright ruby red meteors appear in a falling motion, mere
moments from crashing into the rest of the scene. The back cover shows
the city of Hallifax with one less spire, the aftermath of the denial of
the dragon's desires, the once bright crystals now in dull and muted
hues.
a journal detailing the attack on Hallifax
Dropped:
Shimmering in the available light, a journal has been left behind here.
Examined:
This book has been painted in various colors and embedded with gems,
drawing the eye as each cover shows a different scene. The front cover
of this book depicts the day when a dragon asked for the Map of Time so
that it could fuse with the True Dragon of Time. The dracnari has an
outstretched claw towards the Temporal Conclave, researching out the
believed answer to Yugomaru. Behind the dracnari, its shadow fills a
larger space than it should, taking the shape of its true dragon form.
Above the two, bright ruby red meteors appear in a falling motion, mere
moments from crashing into the rest of the scene. The back cover shows
the city of Hallifax with one less spire, the aftermath of the denial of
the dragon's desires, the once bright crystals now in dull and muted
hues.
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Not sure which is actually better. Probably the throne, but both were last minute designs (and I suck at themes anyways)
Ayisdra
6
Seal of Beauty 2020
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I know cooking rarely ever places and has yet to win, but I stuck to my blasters and decided to make a strudel!
Dropped:
Examined:
Consume:
Smell:
Taste:
I know cooking rarely ever places and has yet to win, but I stuck to my blasters and decided to make a strudel!
Appearance:
a triumphal strudel platter draped with sailcloth
Dropped:
A sailcloth draped platter is here, showcasing a massive triumphal strudel for
all to see.
Examined:
Beckoning with silken fingers of cinnamon-drunk steam, this massive
strudel has been shaped and decorated to commemorate a grandiose and
brutal clash between dragon and oceanic might. Deft pastry plaiting and
a coincidence of shadow hint at wiry brawn, detailing each sugar-gilt,
draconic limb, from wing to tail. A light dusting of nutmeg throws the
features of the beast's despairing visage into stark relief, its toothy
maw open to breathe red gouts of flame formed from petal-thin apple
slices edged in sooty cocoa. Excess grains of the exotic, chocolate
spice dissolve and pool into fine rivulets of hot butter, which sizzle
back down its curving throat and belly's contour- darksome, like dried
blood from wounds beyond measure. Rendered in the most delicate and
skillful of blade strokes upon the remaining expanse of crisp pastry, a
gargantuan water elemental arises from churning tides amidst a flock of
pearl-sugar doves. The magnificently cresting entity looms triumphant,
poised ready to engulf its broken foe, and hasten its calamitous end. A
salvaged length of singed sailcloth serves to cushion the strudel within
its wooden platter, its Celestian livery ever-bright, and its
embroidered blessings ever-shining.
Consume:
You slice boldly into the strudel, your knife audibly shattering through
the gorgeously crispy crust as you claim the dragon's head for yourself.
With the first forkful, your teeth sink into tender slices of sweet-tart
apple and pastry. Warm and buttery, the pastry conveys just the right
amount of Delportian vanilla and smoky cocoa to complement the fragrant
cinnamon and nutmeg syrup that clings to the toothsome fruit. Plump with
honeyed wine, golden raisins pop with molasses-like sweetness.
Collapsing and melting together with the apple, they surrender to each
willful bite you take and together release their arresting aromas to
beguile your senses. You turn your attention to the gargantuan water
elemental, and the intrepid spear of your fork provokes a surprising
tumbling rush of blueberries and peaches! This too, you partake of,
enjoying the wild, melting, almost floral ambergris quality of the
blended fruits. All too soon, the ancient intoxication of fullness
threatens to engulf you, and you set the platter aside so that others
might share in the strudel's defeat.
Smell:
A sigh of cinnamon-sugar and nutmeg opens into notes of haunting vanilla and
smoky cocoa.
Taste:
You pluck a petal-thin slice of apple from the top of the strudel and pop it
into your mouth. It is tartly sweet, yet smoky with cocoa, its mouthfeel
pleasantly smooth from the dusting of confectioner's sugar and cinnamon-spice.
Orventa
6
Re: Announce Post #3054: Seal of War 2020
I thought we had lost for sure when Snald went down in the last round. I think the whole final fight was balanced on a razors edge, it definitely could have fallen the other way.
Mag found a craaazy BC combo there. It felt like we were always one balance away from dying.
Full health to dead in 0.5s with only TWO attackers! The red number in my prompt there is my bruising, and the white affs are my target tracking. (I was unaffed and full health when the combo starts!)
https://ada-young.com/pastebin/KXTLHrPW
Props to all competitors, especially to @Ixion/@Ruiku/@Melech for being such formidable foes and finding that super strong combo.
Of course, extra love to @Tarken and @Snald for pulling it out even when faced with such a challenging opponent! Twice!
Mag found a craaazy BC combo there. It felt like we were always one balance away from dying.
Full health to dead in 0.5s with only TWO attackers! The red number in my prompt there is my bruising, and the white affs are my target tracking. (I was unaffed and full health when the combo starts!)
https://ada-young.com/pastebin/KXTLHrPW
Props to all competitors, especially to @Ixion/@Ruiku/@Melech for being such formidable foes and finding that super strong combo.
Of course, extra love to @Tarken and @Snald for pulling it out even when faced with such a challenging opponent! Twice!
Ciaran
6
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