The Shroud isn’t a very controllable anti-magic – they may want a smaller, directional version (disarm a lock spell, for instance, without taking down any light spells in the area)
I’m worried about the thieves’ guild betraying Humph and Weyland once they get what they want. I just am. :-/ Been wondering if that’s been in the cards since they first made their deal with Humph.
Interesting lesson on subterfuge. Why does it not surprise me that, even with a mask, Weyland can’t maintain a pokerface?
“Tells” are more about body language than just facial expressions. The movie Rounders has interesting points about that.
“He whistles louder when he’s bluffing!!!” – M*A*S*H cast about Maj C.E. Winchester after a run on poker.
Do we know what they want Weyland to do here? If they just wanted magic negation they could haul around the Shroud itself.
I’m guessing they want to amplify the effect, Imagine the chaos they could take advantage of if magic fails all over the city all at once…
The Shroud isn’t a very controllable anti-magic – they may want a smaller, directional version (disarm a lock spell, for instance, without taking down any light spells in the area)
I’m worried about the thieves’ guild betraying Humph and Weyland once they get what they want. I just am. :-/ Been wondering if that’s been in the cards since they first made their deal with Humph.
You’d think there’d be an old saw about honor among thieves, eh?
Oh, wow… EXACTLY, qixlqatl. :-/