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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM_Matt" data-source="post: 3322354" data-attributes="member: 1213">You make a landing area as Alethia suggests, in the next valley over.  A large number of dwarven and human craftsmen move in and start repairing and replacing gearworks and determining improvements and repairs that are needed.  With some help from Naverone, Maggie manages to alter the translator that Cronos built to work with one of the ship's control spheres, and shefinds and writes down plans and measurements that the Sundabarans would find useful.  Rolantar, a dwarf leading the Sundabaran team, tells you "We can repair what is absolutely necessary and what does not require making complex new parts in two to three days.  Many of Cronos' weapons were destroyed, including some sort of major magical attack device, but we can replace them wih some from our armory. If you come back after a while, we'll be able to build up the parts to repair some non-essential bits of the ship and put in some of our own improvements."Meanwhile, while everyone waits for the craftsmen, Kayla pulls Murdoch aside "Strange question...where does your power come from?  The Witches of Rasheman weild what seem to be extremely similar magics, for they are descended from the spirits of the land itself.  The Witch-Blooded can sense each other, and though weakly, I can...feel your power.  Sort of.  It is as if I really am in the presense of an accomplished Witch.  But to the extent that we understand that power, it is passed by blood from mother to daughter.  There are no recorded instances of a male weilding this power.  We always assumed there was some inherant reason for that. "(Note: this does not mean there are extremely few warlocks, but their powers often vary based on source.)</blockquote>

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