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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9383651" data-attributes="member: 93670"><p>It's been mentioned a few times by others but it feels like people are treating it as a footnote of fluff rather than the actual mechanic it was.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]368972[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p> I'm pretty sure one of the old eberron books even described the warforge equivalent of kindergarten bootcamp involving mock battles with the losing squad being buried without repairs (stable but unconscious & helpless) only to dig them back up later to. repair them now that time has passed in the world without them as a sadistic cornerstone of childhood that teaches fear of death to someone ho might not die & never really had a chance to live.</p><p></p><p>Rising from the last war unfortunately omitted the various callouts to how incredibly damaged the child soldiers from birth/creation known as warforge were but those dashes in mechanically relevant racial details & the fact that middle age was estimated to be between dwarf/elf did a lot to really emphasize the depth of that damage extending all the way to the character sheet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 9383651, member: 93670"] It's been mentioned a few times by others but it feels like people are treating it as a footnote of fluff rather than the actual mechanic it was. [ATTACH type="full"]368972[/ATTACH] I'm pretty sure one of the old eberron books even described the warforge equivalent of kindergarten bootcamp involving mock battles with the losing squad being buried without repairs (stable but unconscious & helpless) only to dig them back up later to. repair them now that time has passed in the world without them as a sadistic cornerstone of childhood that teaches fear of death to someone ho might not die & never really had a chance to live. Rising from the last war unfortunately omitted the various callouts to how incredibly damaged the child soldiers from birth/creation known as warforge were but those dashes in mechanically relevant racial details & the fact that middle age was estimated to be between dwarf/elf did a lot to really emphasize the depth of that damage extending all the way to the character sheet. [/QUOTE]
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