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For questions related to the effects of certain circumstances, conditions, or locality changes on war. Related tags: [civil-war], [nuclear-war], [cold-war]
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Why wouldn't magically gifted individuals be forcibly conscripted?
I would think gifted individuals (and their parents) would quickly learn to hide their gift.
Magic would become an underground skill, where nobody openly acknowledges that he has the skill.
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Would a full body diamond armor and sword guarantee survival and victory against a medieval ...
Consider how efficient simple burning is. Diamonds are carbon, and they burn easy like coal.
It shouldn't be too difficult to get some liquid splashed onto the armor, and set it to flame - splash lot …
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