Carla Hunt <carla.hunt.b at oncogene.com> wrote: >To: Maximilian Wilson <wilson.max at gmail.com> >CC: dragaera-bounces at dragaera.info, >steve at rapaport.com,dragaera at dragaera.info >Subject: Re: What makes a Great Weapon great? >Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 09:46:22 -0400 > >dragaera-bounces at dragaera.info wrote on 10/14/2005 09:01:12 PM: > > > On 10/14/05, Louis Eastman <almagaiz at gmail.com> wrote: > > > A Great Weapon's field of dread or whatever is much more noticeable >than > > > many, many Morganti > > > weapons; when Vlad was in Baritt's morganti room he is very >uncomfortable, > > > but not as uncomfortable as Iceflame, Pathfinder, and Blackwand out at >the > > > same time apparently causes him severe distress. I believe owning a >Great > > > Weapon would nullify these feelings. > > > > I believe the Morganti weapon-room "still" gives him nightmares; a > > much stronger reaction even than three simultaneously-drawn Great > > Weapons. > > > > Max > >if this is in reference to the part i think it's in reference to (i'm >starting to mix up different parts of the books, i think it may be time to >read them again, darn), i thought vlad couldn't even go into that room >without daymar's help. didn't daymar shield him somehow and then he was >able to stand going into the room? it was still uncomfortable, but not >paralyzing. Yes, Daymar needed to shield Vlad.