Yep. My point is a thin layer of heartstone armor would lead to warrior organ jello.
Ghavrel Send a noteboard - 27/01/2011 09:01:34 AM
The cuendillar would be fine, of course; the person inside of it wouldn't be. Of course, cuendillar defies all sorts of laws of physics (big ones. Speed of light ones. Infinite energy ones. 
), so it's impossible to actually discuss it.
), so it's impossible to actually discuss it.
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Cuendillar Armor
- 26/01/2011 06:26:03 PM
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We had a lengthy discussion of this on wotmania a few years ago...
- 26/01/2011 06:46:27 PM
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There are problems.
- 26/01/2011 07:14:29 PM
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Properties not understood...
- 26/01/2011 08:15:48 PM
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Yep. My point is a thin layer of heartstone armor would lead to warrior organ jello.
- 27/01/2011 09:01:34 AM
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Re: There are problems.
- 28/01/2011 06:31:19 PM
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The spike was a later addition; the primary method of damage was blunt force trauma. *NM*
- 28/01/2011 09:20:32 PM
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Who says it would transmit the shockwaves? As you note below it violates many laws of physics. *NM*
- 02/02/2011 06:51:18 PM
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well there seems to be more effective ways of going about making armor
- 28/01/2011 06:54:37 PM
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Reply in the wrong place.
- 02/02/2011 06:52:26 PM
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Awesome. So take your thoughts and apply them to the situation.
- 02/02/2011 08:10:05 PM
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