New font? New font!
I’d been low-key frustrated with some things about the original Ceannic font for a while now (lack of boldface, commas and periods look the same at small sizes). Finally went to Blambot to hunt down a replacement. From this storyline on, Ceannic will be written in Mighty Zeo.
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Holly: There was a contest for Leachtric tickets and I didn’t get to compete?!
Thorn: It was for non-magic skills, like swordfighting . . .
Holly: I can do that!
Runes: [Sparkly merchandisable sword!]
Thorn: . . . and it took place on the Embassy grounds, where Ceannic magic doesn’t work.
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So what’s the specs on a magic sword compared to a heartsword?
I can only see it going two directions: either a Magic sword can avoid being cut through like buttah by a heartsword, but that’s the only advantage… Or it fares no better than a normal sword.
Yes, the magic sword comes with its own magic forcefield, so it can’t be cut with a heartsword the way an object would.
That said, it’s only a moderately-sharp cutting tool in its own right. It’s mostly used as another kind of spellcasting item. Throws a ball of energy, shoots a bolt of sparkles, that kind of thing.
Now I’m wondering about back when Thorn Explains : Mages… how much of the Mages “Fancy equals Advanced” do they control?
Also, thank you Erin (and everyone else who reads these comments) for putting up with my sleep-deprived early in the morning guesses…
By default, a magical girl doesn’t control anything about their costume. It develops on its own as you level up, as much as muscles develop on their own when you lift weights.
I am such fangirl that I read all the comments. 🙂
*merchandisable* sword hahahaha
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