its all fun and games until second and third magic come out
Guy probably got hit in the head by wood as a child, which could explain his actions in this thread
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does it even have that good synergies? i’d imagine Ash would be more goated at the advent of 3rd minds
No. Not again… it’s coming back to me… the memories…
No…
Have mercy…
Ash is one of woods many, and mean many heat based friends
Time to go down the list.
Moon Rabbit
Defeating one of these relies on finding it first. Then use magic sensing to keep a lock on it, create a circle with multiple wizards and slowly flush it out of hiding. Like a foxhunt but with more difficulty and magic sensing instead of dogs.
Glass Cellar Spider
Squash.
Ok just hit it with a shield.
Crystal Nine-Tailed Fox
Bit of a dangerous beast. You’ll need strong wizards to defeat this one. Fast and capable, preferably heavy magics like Metal to smash through its defenses as well as keeping it down with constant pressuring attacks.
Most importantly, again a cordon of wizards is necessary. A foxhunt with a twist.
Water Hippocampus
Defeating this one is difficult due to its natural environment. A good idea is an arcanium net, which according to tech can channel and store large amounts of magic (arcanium, that is) and charge it with Ice Magic. Isolating a single hippocampus for long enough to deal enough damage to take it down is all-important.
A good idea would be to attract one with a Water wizard.
Explosion Bombardier Beetle
The critical part is to trap the beetle and smash it to pieces with magic. Using heavy placed explosions should do the trick.
Fire Atlas Moth
Copious amounts of water magic, in pillar and zone attacks. Enormous AoEs are necessary, and if the moth shows natural attraction to flame/light, that could be used to gather some number of them.
Shadow Owl
Hunt this one on the night of a full moon, with plenty of hidden torchlight. Shadow is a fast and deadly magic, and its Colorblind effect will make spotting the owl hard. Like the Atlas Moth, large AoE attacks are necessary to take it down. A good idea might be to get some bait…
Perhaps a rabbit.
Acid Salamander
Not that hard to defeat, if you can get it on its own away from its group.
Glass is naturally resistant to most acids, and even in the presence of strong acids like HCl, it should last long enough to force a salamander away from the group. Being naturally docile, bashing the shit out of it with heavy magics should finish the job.
Sand Oasis Crab
Now here’s where the trouble starts.
The sandstorms they generate are rather annoying, and their sheer size makes them difficult to destroy. Long-ranged bombardment is key here, as the beast is too large to hide. Constantly attacking and rotating out wizards during the bombardment should do it. All attackers should be able to outclash Sand Magic.
Earth Tortoise
Trouble just got bigger.
How does one fight a mountain? TBH I can only see enlisting an incredibly powerful wizard working. You need someone with, preferably, Explosion or Metal Magic, and a shit ton of power. Extremely heavy Arcanium weapons will help. A quick ambush and go for the neck.
Wind Quetzalcoatl
People underestimate the size of a Quetzal.
Again, it requires incredibly powerful wizards. Now you have to fight a storm…
But there are those who are capable of that.
The key is to strike while it’s on land and in rocky and hard environments.
Picture the scene, if you will.
A wizard stands upon a mountain, his hands glowing with massive magic circles. Massive arcs of magic soar into the stormy sky, as screams of thunder and wind thrash about him. Anchored down by his magic, he fights until the skies clear.
There is unfortunately no way to stop a Quetzal from escaping. The literal embodiment of wind itself, it is free as the air and as swift.
Magma Dragon
Time to destroy a volcano.
Firstly, time the attack right. Preferably during a heavy snowstorm, in winter. Ice, Snow, Water, and Metal Magic are key.
Honestly I don’t see many ways this is going to end well unless you have a truly powerful wizard.
But the best bet?
Gravity/Pressure.
Crush that beast back into the hellhole it came from. Heavier and slower than other flying elementals, you must keep it down until it dies.
Cherry Elk
Have you ever met an angry moose?
No?
Well pray you fcking don’t.
Anyways this is like an angry moose only worse.
Only one way to deal with it.
Burn it with fire, smash it with metal.
This is where I got bored.
In summary, to defeat an elemental you need a wizard of incredible strength. However, I note one thing.
A curse user would win every battle but one, against the hippocampus.|
Also, reference:
Ae @liu did I get any of it right? (hehe I know you’re asleep and if you aren’t WELL YOU SHOULD BE)
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Or you can just be a chad
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Fights elemental.
Uses spell Skill Issue.
Wins.
pog, this would work
remember that Magic Energy is the only thing to harm it. Use a magic rock ;3
they also live in encolsed spaces (deep inside forests and caves with numerous sharp crystals they manipulate while also being able to create massive new structures of the same material)
remember that Elementals control their environment to a degree, so in the case that they were to be caught in a net they’re likely to drown you with an unrelenting vengence, able to summon massive waves and stir up the surrounding seas, creating riptides and whirlpools that trap sailors and wizards alike with a shocking lack of remorse or mercy
keep a distance with this one. can be crushed with solid projectiles, however they’ve been known to use explosions to lauch themselves from danger a lot and can easily be lost track of, along with a frustrating tendency and ability to shatter solid structures and projectiles posing a threat. their explosions are also larger than most anticipate so be weary of that, but overall i think Magic Explosions and distanced attacks will do the job just fine. as with all Elementals, finding them and tracking them is a huge obstacle in its own right
they don’t live near to one another so using one source to gather them isn’t effective in the slightest. essentially the same scenario with the Glass Cellar Spider tbh but with added spice and a tendency to inadvertently cause damage just by landing on flammable objects a lot
also works
they never leave the colony without at least one other of their kind present (typically 2 others). as they are exceptionally social, one will stay to defend and the other will swiftly work through the tunnels to bring about a massive colony. under stress their acid becomes much more potent (flouroantimonic levels), easily melting through any traps and weaponry. just because they exhibit docile behavior means nothing as to whether or not they can become aggressive–which they do. extremely so. bashing it will lead to it lashing out and coiling around you. as their bodies can be very long, this doesn’t limit them to one victim at a time. how you’ve so severely underestimated these creatures lol
these sands can also easily bury and suffocate people as well (and blind them without proper eye protection). most of the troubles here come of the environment’s extremely taxing effects and the fact that this beast is likely to outlast any wizard’s stamina. i also think it’s a bit unrealistic to say any wizard would stick around the storm to regenerate stamina as they’d be constantly pelted with the sand and unable to do things such as drink water, eat, or sit down for vulnerability to being buried.
the neck is the most “vulnerable” part of the body, however its hide alone is made of solid stone so you’re certainly not going to get through to it. Arcanium weaponry and magic would only be effective in the internals, such as the mouth), but even then you’d need to keep its gaping maw open at a constant basis to prevent being crushed and suffocated when closed. due to its size, any cuts within the mouth would be pretty ineffective in dealing damage that would ever kill it. straight-up you’d only be able to kill this with an attack that could split continents
given that these creatures ride air currents passively, they’ll never be found touching the land (would leave gigantic impressions on the land due to their size, knocking down trees and creating trenches). but yeah, even if it was in your scenario they’d blow you off the mountain with a single wingbeat and escape easily (if not just kill you)
only environment i can imagine a Magma Dragon surrounded by snow is in the case of the volcano being the size of, like, Fuji. in which case the Dragon is going to be much, much larger than Summer Hold and be even more difficult to kill. you’ve played yourself. as for Pressure/Grav, yeah you’d only be able to move this thing back to its volcano (which in most cases all it wants to do is sleep or fly for a little bit and then go back to sleeping) if you can’t outright kill it
ya, they just act like regular elk/moose (which if you don’t know, are still very very deadly in their own right if you don’t know how to deal)
you did a good job but most of the cracks are just me having not elaborated on the point bc nobody brought it up ALSO I’M WORKINF ON AN ASSESSMENT LOL
Wait, if the atlas moth were in theory attracted to light…wouldn’t it be attracted to itself and forever go in a circle?
how to beat hydra, wyvern, and paper wasp:
TGR
if im a water user and im being stalked by a hippocampus what should i do?
a: run to inner land (no rivers) be a wimp
b: try to kill it
c: idk ask it to go away nicely
what if we assembled an army of water ice wind lightning and snow mages all at level 5000000 and have good gear
we’re talking like, 1000 of each magic
so in total 5000 mages
you underestimate the power of racist bob auburn
he will control them
im gonna fricking
get a pet crab
i bet you
Also how do i make friends with them 
they’re pretty chill and benevolent. you’re much better off with them around since they only live on the sea and in coastal swamps
the numbers alone are already outrageous so at that point there’s no reason to ask. again i say: use common sense to judge these set-ups since i already posted a description of the power and skill necrssary to defeat these Elementals
haha, racists burn in hell and so too in the presence of Elementals
yes boi, pet that crab. for something like the Crab it’s not likely to acknowledge your presence (you’re tiny after all), but it also won’t really try to kill you unless provoked so you can stick around on its back
as for other Elementals that aren’t stationary or gigantic moving land masses in their own right, you’re not going to see them consistently enough to make friends and more than likely won’t be thst close when you spot them at all
What
“specific aid” ?
impact fist
Promethean phoenix (from memory of a trello): Don’t even try or… just call Arthur to deal it.
