Inner Peace (Through Superior Firepower) – Episode 061

[multilis]

In games I have played, there are "schools of magic", and there are artefacts, and while the artefacts may have powers similar to some schools they aren't really linked to any.

Example: a piece of armour may have resistance to (reduce by 50%) death and holy attacks and also block shots, defence +1.

I think we really don't have enough evidence yet for good guesses.

[Oberon]

Sorry, no. That was an old argument, but ended when the Tool listed the properties and their schools.

You forget that Stanley isn't especially bright or studious, and hasn't spent much time trying to figure out more powers of the 'hammer.

The power list came to the Tool from Wanda. They are not his own work product, and therefore not subject to his weaknesses. Wanda is an expert in magic, so the list stands.

That makes no sense at all. Stanley owned the 'hammer before he met Wanda.

There is unsupported speculation that Charlie is a Thinkamancer, now that we know Casters can Rule.

Supported, even if not concrete. Charlie may have been an Efbaum caster unit.

Charlie and Charlescomm are cited as existing before Story 0, as competition on the merc market. Doesn't float. We do not have a starting point for Charlie's attunement or entry into the merc market, and so have no clue when he entered the Erfworld political scene.

That may be comfortable for you. Blue wizard tends to disprove you. We shall see.

[effataigus]

There is unsupported speculation that Charlie is a Thinkamancer, now that we know Casters can Rule.

Supported, even if not concrete. Charlie may have been an Efbaum caster unit.

Charlie and Charlescomm are cited as existing before Story 0, as competition on the merc market..

Nah, they're cited as competition before Jillian enters as a narrator in book 0. We don't know if CComm existed before the Goodminton segment.

[0beron]

The power list came to the Tool from Wanda. They are not his own work product, and therefore not subject to his weaknesses. Wanda is an expert in magic, so the list stands.

That makes no sense at all. Stanley owned the 'hammer before he met Wanda.

Not sure where your confusion is Oh. Kriestor was referring to the fact that Stanely believes the 'Hammer uses several schools of magic BECAUSE Wanda told him so. When he got the hammer is irrelevant, before Wanda, he presumably just accepted that it worked and was cool without knowing or likely even caring *how* it worked.

Also random side-note, it's a little tiresome that you still have that siggy Oh, not really sure what's it's point was, other than to try and make it seem like you weren't being dense in the conversation that came from, cus taking things out of context is the only way you can make yourself look good.