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it's good if there's a reason for it (eg so I'm a spider so what or omniscient reader) but otherwise it's only good to put another tag on the story (is there a system tag? idk)

Magic in Fairy Tail and Black Clover. Sure, specializing into one type of magic and mastering it can be interesting. If it isn't the case for every single character. And if it doesn't seem like every single character has a different type of magic. Variation is great, and individual characters...

Transcending Grass Divine item Smoking this plant allows you to surpass the mortal plane for 15 minutes, however for those 15 minutes, you lose the ability to perceive reality as it is.

For the Cruelty Rare skill Incites a crowd to torture a specified target.

popping

Medium rare to rare. somewhere between those two is just cooked enough while still very juicy and tender

There aren't really any bad powers in my verse. Any powerful power also has drawbacks or restrictions, so you can't really rely on a strong power in order to always win (one exception which also burns through lifespan quickly, plus physical strength nearly has no limiter). It would be hard to...

I wish textbooks were written like this.

What about an arm, a leg, and a brother's body?

When in doubt, look to D&D. It has rules for sentient weapons that you can modify to fit your world.

little

Nah there's the off chance they might still be down. Tell them their IP.

Wait this is in artist general? lmao

I'll be back when I finish rereading my series then. :blobthumbsup: (proceeds to disappear for a week because I read slow)

Never heard of Fayetteville. And I live one state away from North Carolina. I even have family there. Kinda curious but I also get the vibe that I don't want to ask.

The same cartoon inspired both One Piece and Vinland Saga.

Diving

100,000 years is too far back. If it was like 500 years ago I'd pull a Nostradamus. But 100,000 years ago and they'd get suspicious if language was written. So I'd just draw Yu-Gi-Oh monsters.

Up until I feel like I can make a meaningful review that's more than just "Is good. You should read!" or "Not worth your time." (I probably wouldn't give the second one anyways though). So basically never. At least so far.

In case you didn't actually read his post: he is saying that yes, it is worth it.