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originally posted in:The Digital Dojo
8/1/2016 10:41:23 PM
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I know its just a test.
[b]lego signals and a guy in armour hits him over the head with an iron greatsword, the sword gets bent and his helmet it unharmed.[/b]
Cosmic iron molecules are bound together with the power of the cosmos like normal atomic bonds.
The energy only keeps them together so you can easily bend the material, mind under ample force.
Its possible to separate the bonds, but a weapon like that can cut through the fabric of reality if some ever materialise.
[b]stands there [/b]
Continue.
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"They seem weak at the shoulders. If one were to remove the shoulders, with let's say a blade, and cut the straps underneath, would the armour fall?"
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[spoiler]I think we are done here. The cosmic iron is good to go. Maybe just be a tad more lenient towards blades, and ensure that you ARE reacting to heavy blunt weapons. Such as Bals hammer. Otherwise a fight with you is simply tactical. Not "beat him up till he's dead."[/spoiler]
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[spoiler]that's what I'm going for, if you hit hard enough you can bend it with a blade.[/spoiler]
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[spoiler]But you just need to ensure that! Don't ignore moves!!!! [/spoiler]
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[spoiler]noted[/spoiler]
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[spoiler]noted[/spoiler]
