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Oryx is not a proud man, imaginary readers.
Trystine and Glorp are pretty niche magic users, imaginary readers. You got a problem that can be solved by ice or blood, and they’ll be right on it.
Oryx can’t astral project himself, imaginary readers. He’s too based in physical reality. It’s also why he can’t fly.
Glorp needs to learn to be careful about magic, imaginary readers, because he is made of some pretty volatile stuff.
Making bad decisions is the opposite of being immune to curses in most of the ways that matter, imaginary readers.
Tryst’s life has reached a point where a blood golem in a dark room can ask her to organize a necromancer’s things, and she won’t even bat an eye. Living the dream, imaginary readers.
MAGICAL diseases, imaginary readers. The worst kind.
Roux could be properly communicating, imaginary readers, but she chooses not to.
Unmotivated enemies work too, imaginary readers.