OOC Suggestion for Fallen Culture/Tradition?

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    Hey, I wanted to suggest a signature weapon and signature attack that is used only by The Fallen. For the signature weapons I was thinking it could be an optional, but highly popular/traditional thing if all the angels carried flaming swords, like in the bible. They would be special blades that are coated in a highly flammable material that is simply set alight when carried into battle. On the hilt of ever blade would be a special simple- a pair of crossed swords.


    As for the signature attack, I was thinking it could tie into the signature weapons, and that that whenever they go to deal the finishing blow to their enemy they could also 'pass judgement' on them, claiming them as Innocent or Guilty. Those dubbed 'Innocent' would simply be knocked out and left alone, but those declared 'Guilty' could be smashed somewhere on the body with the hilt/bottom of the sword. Remember that special imprint on the bottom of the swords hilt- the crossed swords? Well, that image would puncture/be stamped into their body, scarring forever. Whenever a member of The Fallen see this mark on someone, they'd know them to be an enemy of the clan.


    So basically it would be a mark that lets all other Fallen Members know that someone was to be hunted/destroyed.



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    Ooh sounds cool, but we can't use stuff like gas or oil or anything, because that's a violation of the realism rule or something.


    //will elaborate when I get back from school tomorrow/rushed


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    That's a interesting suggestion but yeah we can't use oils or anything too fancy cause obviously we can't have animals operating anything too humany.


    BUT! I think that w can use a dragon for the swords cause they breathe fire and they can coat the swords in their mixture of flammable gas. Or maybe a NPC with elemental powers that is in charge of the swords? Like they keep the swords in tip top shape and once we go to battle they set the swords on fire with their firebending.

    I thought we just weren't allowed to use stuff past the stone age? Couldn't we just use something natural, like oils from the 'Burning Bush' plant?


    Dictamnus, also known as 'the burning bush plant'; In the summer months, the whole plant is covered with a kind of flammable substance, which is gluey to the touch, and has a very fragrant, lemony aroma; but if it takes fire, it goes off with a flash all over the plant. The name "burning bush" derives from the volatile oils produced by the plant, which can catch fire readily in hot weather, leading to comparisons with the burning bush of the Bible, including the suggestion that this is the plant involved there.


    We could coat the blades with oil from this plant, and then have an elemental ignite them, or keep a flint on hand?


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    Yes, I don't think using a naturally flammable substance would be wrong. Sounds awesome! Ghost can coat her new knife in that stuff!


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