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For questions that have to do with magic, as opposed to science/technology. Remember to explain any limits.
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How do dwarves defend their City-under-the-Mountain from a dragon?
Why defend? By all means, make sure he comes, tell everybody about your treasures if nothing else helps. Having an endless source of fire in your city is what every dwarf dreams of. Never have to ligh …
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How can armor be made with medieval materials be capable of resisting magical fire and light...
There is no defense against such attacks other than "magic". If you try to take this by science, you'll fail. … Unless, well, magic.
So the answer to appropriate armor is, again... magic. Some blessing, some special, rare magical metal mined by the dwarves of ere, metal that fell from the sky, whatever. …
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Best spot within a human to place redundant heart
So, seeing how it's magic, why not give a bit of leeway. …
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