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How can you "write a weave down"? NaClH2O Send a noteboard - 21/08/2010 04:54:28 PM
A weave needs to be demonstrated. In the AOL there probably was a specific graphic nomenclature used, probably like electronic schematics today. But obviously that has been long lost, and it would stretch my "suspension of disbelief" bounds past breaking if something like that had survived when literacy itself barely did. Don't foget that there are only minor differences between the weave that opens into T'A'R and the weave for Traveling, but rather different results. And even if "weaving schematics" survived, no one in 3rd Age Wotverse knows how to read them, or even recognise them, except the Forsaken.

NaCl(to be passed on a weave needs to be seen)H2O
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All good points also. - 20/08/2010 03:48:49 PM 1263 Views
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Idea? - 21/08/2010 12:47:52 AM 650 Views
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How can you "write a weave down"? - 21/08/2010 04:54:28 PM 771 Views
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figured it out on her own, don't forget that Nyn used it too against the Fades in TDR. *NM* - 21/08/2010 05:12:15 PM 361 Views
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Me neither... - 24/08/2010 05:50:24 PM 784 Views
Mispost.. *NM* - 25/08/2010 02:51:02 PM 426 Views
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Something no one else is mentioning... that I saw... - 21/08/2010 07:15:49 PM 828 Views
one thing i've noticed - 23/08/2010 06:37:48 PM 738 Views
Simple: none were necessary for survival in Stone Age barbarism. - 23/08/2010 09:12:40 PM 726 Views

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