• @frickineh@lemmy.world
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        244 months ago

        Bro games are for fun. If they can’t be a selfish fantasy jerk off, what can? That’s such a dramatic description. Is “I’m a D&D purist” code for “I can’t let people enjoy things.”

      • @kozy138@lemm.ee
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        114 months ago

        In a fantasy world, wouldn’t it be reasonable for someone to use an invisibility spell on the helmet? Or apply some sort of invisibility serum/option into it?

        • @Cryophilia@lemmy.world
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          24 months ago

          That sounds very expensive. Perfect invisibility is usually expensive and/or difficult in fantasy settings. Much like in the real world.

          • Rentlar
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            44 months ago

            Now you’ve got me imagining a budget version of an invisibility potion/spell/item that gives 30% translucency.

            • @Cryophilia@lemmy.world
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              54 months ago

              Pretty much. If you’re sneaking around you usually don’t need 100% invisibility. If it’s dark, 30%-60% is fine if you’re at all sneaky. That’s how the “chameleon” spell worked in Oblivion.

          • @SomeGuy69@lemmy.world
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            4 months ago

            These are faulty full body invisible spells, that are heavily discounted, because they work only on the helmet. Because of the difficulty to create a full invisible spell, the majority created are faulty and basically trash, but mages sell them for low price to get back at least the material costs. Low yield.