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D5, Nightrunner Channel
[ The nightrunner channel comes to life in the mid-afternoon. ]
This is Nightrider Lambert. We'll be making a stop at a new world tomorrow. For some of you, it'll be the first time, so if you've got any questions now's the time to get them out of the way.
Keep a lookout for trouble and tell me or another nightrunner if you can't get ahold of me. You're not on a leash, but I'd better hear from you at least once a day, even if it's just to tell me there's nothing to report.
We also got a warning that we might need to watch for any sign of other fae. A lot of you won't know what that looks or feels like, so Strange will fill you in.
[ And he lapses into silence for Strange to take it away. ]
If you aren't magically sensitive then I'm terribly sorry, but you might not be able to tell fae magic apart from other magic in the first place. For those of you who are, the thing that I've always associated with fae magic is the sheer power behind it. Even a faerie artifact can radiate more power than your average magic user and certain spells can linger long after the enchanter dies. It's also...simple, in a way? Carnival magic is a bit of a hodge-podge, a combination of all sorts of magics from different worlds. Fae magic is more pure and...primordial, perhaps. [ Strange is 100% not certain about that word choice! ]
Though, at least with the Portland fae we've encountered, they weren't too good at making certain things fit their surroundings. Mysterious berries, a large gathering of birds, roses springing up out of nowhere...if you see something that looks out of place, take a picture and ask someone about it before you decide to metaphorically poke it with a stick.
[ And Lambert will tack on: ]
One person screwing up is all it takes to land us all in a load of shit. So if you see someone doing something that could be a problem? Stop them. Be ready for anything.
This is Nightrider Lambert. We'll be making a stop at a new world tomorrow. For some of you, it'll be the first time, so if you've got any questions now's the time to get them out of the way.
Keep a lookout for trouble and tell me or another nightrunner if you can't get ahold of me. You're not on a leash, but I'd better hear from you at least once a day, even if it's just to tell me there's nothing to report.
We also got a warning that we might need to watch for any sign of other fae. A lot of you won't know what that looks or feels like, so Strange will fill you in.
[ And he lapses into silence for Strange to take it away. ]
If you aren't magically sensitive then I'm terribly sorry, but you might not be able to tell fae magic apart from other magic in the first place. For those of you who are, the thing that I've always associated with fae magic is the sheer power behind it. Even a faerie artifact can radiate more power than your average magic user and certain spells can linger long after the enchanter dies. It's also...simple, in a way? Carnival magic is a bit of a hodge-podge, a combination of all sorts of magics from different worlds. Fae magic is more pure and...primordial, perhaps. [ Strange is 100% not certain about that word choice! ]
Though, at least with the Portland fae we've encountered, they weren't too good at making certain things fit their surroundings. Mysterious berries, a large gathering of birds, roses springing up out of nowhere...if you see something that looks out of place, take a picture and ask someone about it before you decide to metaphorically poke it with a stick.
[ And Lambert will tack on: ]
One person screwing up is all it takes to land us all in a load of shit. So if you see someone doing something that could be a problem? Stop them. Be ready for anything.
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The Carnival's already an example of that. We just spent a month on the moon, we got a lake and mountains after we went to hell -- I don't think there's anything about this place the Ringmaster couldn't change if she wanted to.
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So the Carnival would count as her domain, like the Prince's. But she's a neutral fae, you said, and therefore operates out of the boundaries of the others. ( a small huff, and then: ) Why did she pick a Carnival, do either of you know?
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[ Of course that's what Lambert would jump on. ]
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[ time for LAVELLAN'S turn for an infodump ]
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Tevinter is to the north of Fereldin and Orlais, as well as several other countries. It is the oldest still-surviving shemlen nation; one that benefited from picking through the scraps and remains of Elvhenan and Arlathan in order to propel itself to greatness. ( shes's bitter, but not as bitter as solas might be about it. so there's that, at least. ) They practice blood magic and keep slaves as well.
( just so she's clear about what a cesspit it is. no hard feelings, dorian. )
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[ Sarcastic, obviously. ]
So those are the monsters you've got to deal with, huh?
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( even though there was a tropical rainforest in the mountains. don't ask. )
Not normally. Fighting Darkspawn is a Grey Warden's job; they can sense the location of Darkspawn. Although that gift comes with something they call the Calling. I have met one or two, but can't tell you much more.
I dealt with three god-pretenders. Not that anyone's counting, of course. And demons, and men who'd been overtaken by a parasitic crystal.