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Multiple flamings on a weapon???
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<blockquote data-quote="vulcan_idic" data-source="post: 1945296" data-attributes="member: 19615"><p>Unless you have them activated beforehand...</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Not neccesarily... in fact it is conceivable, though not neccesarily something you'd want to apply for game balance reasons, that they could have a synergistic effect - sudden temperature changes have a devastating effect on nearly all materials. cooling something hot suddenly very often shatters the object whether it be glass or stone - just from the temperature differential alone. The most important things to remember is that, one, due to magic you can have something which is simultaneously hot and cold in a way that mundane materials could not survive, and, two, these qualities make the item warm and cool - relating to the temperature of something that's been in the fridge for several minutes or sitting a bit near the fire for a bit - but extremes of HOT and COLD - like liquid nitrogen or a red hot item drawn from the depths of a forge... which through the miraculous nature of the magic involved does not harm the wielder of the weapon.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vulcan_idic, post: 1945296, member: 19615"] Unless you have them activated beforehand... Not neccesarily... in fact it is conceivable, though not neccesarily something you'd want to apply for game balance reasons, that they could have a synergistic effect - sudden temperature changes have a devastating effect on nearly all materials. cooling something hot suddenly very often shatters the object whether it be glass or stone - just from the temperature differential alone. The most important things to remember is that, one, due to magic you can have something which is simultaneously hot and cold in a way that mundane materials could not survive, and, two, these qualities make the item warm and cool - relating to the temperature of something that's been in the fridge for several minutes or sitting a bit near the fire for a bit - but extremes of HOT and COLD - like liquid nitrogen or a red hot item drawn from the depths of a forge... which through the miraculous nature of the magic involved does not harm the wielder of the weapon. [/QUOTE]
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