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Aura Clash: leaks, sneak peaks, memes and discussion thread.
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Kii?
Kii really depends on Soul and Power rather than Agility or… The other one I can’t remember.
Past a certain point tho, I’d really recommend trying to be balanced rather than just full send on a single core like Soul or Power. You really want to be a glass cannon like Rin?
As for the element choices, I might be biased but Storm, lmfao.
Fire and Storm handle the mega offense and once you get the third element with Eldra, you can choose Ice or Earth as your defense element.
Personally, I’m team Ice. So my JDF Lunargoth Kii Merchant is Fire+Storm+Ice.
Triple Yang of Kii + Fire + Storm with the token Ice for a balanced Yin-Yang.
Hell yeah I did, this is a Warrior Clan, you gotta fit in.
Plus, the benefits outweigh the negatives now. Longer life? Never get to my sick?? Being strong???
They won’t be solo cultivators like we were when starting out. I’m going to give them the best elixirs, the best methods, and the best everything to make my parents get strong af.
From what I've seen, it's all pluses unless you're a kitsune. In which case you lose out on their natural longevity and become subject to a cultivator's math of lifespan.
Diamondhead also said something about once you start to cultivate, you lose the townguards' protection from beasts, but we're an up-and-coming prominent clan. Even if the guards won't give our parents the protection, that's why we have martial retainers. So Father and Mother Auraclash can enjoy the luxury of an easy and steady cultivation without all the life-risking we've been doing since we're always in that 'I NEED MORE POWER' grindset.
I think the normal speculation after having a scene of the father and mother auraclash being unwilling to cultivate is that forcing them to do it will have consequences later.
Maybe something like curses only work when a person is a cultivator but will fail on mortals. So when we are away someone curses them and you can actually lose them if you don't make the right choices.
Though I guess losing them might be too dark for the kind of story Aura Clash is, so the consequences could just be that you lose 1 day or more of free roam while you save them or something along those lines.
Maybe something like curses only work when a person is a cultivator but will fail on mortals. So when we are away someone curses them and you can actually lose them if you don't make the right choices.
Though I guess losing them might be too dark for the kind of story Aura Clash is, so the consequences could just be that you lose 1 day or more of free roam while you save them or something along those lines.
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Replaying Guiren quest made me think about the possibility of a civil war.
I know that right now the chances of a civil war happening is zero, the Inner kingdoms have nothing to win and everything to lose but let's just indulge in the thought of it.
As of the most recent chapter if a civil war were to breakout during the Trials who or what you guys think could trigger it, what the early stages would look like. Personaly I think the Cursed and the Wild lands are the most likely to trigger one, obviously for different reasons and methods.
I know that right now the chances of a civil war happening is zero, the Inner kingdoms have nothing to win and everything to lose but let's just indulge in the thought of it.
As of the most recent chapter if a civil war were to breakout during the Trials who or what you guys think could trigger it, what the early stages would look like. Personaly I think the Cursed and the Wild lands are the most likely to trigger one, obviously for different reasons and methods.
The kingdom of the wild or the mighty will prevail, so we must be the leaders of this kingdom, but Jack is among them.
Solved by having the Bladed Lands gift (the Samurai).
Wild Lands: They would be destroyed. While they are strong, every individual soldier believes themselves to be the best and the strongest; in other words, they would end up as scattered small groups—or even lone individuals—facing larger, better-organized, and more cautious armies.
Mystical Lands: They would fare well, but would likely lose due to attrition. They are intelligent and possess incredible spells and equipment, yet they seem constantly bogged down in academic debates—which would likely make them slower and less efficient.
Bladed Lands: The most probable winners. Their only weakness is that their code of honor might make them predictable, but everything else more than compensates for this.
Sacred Lands: They might not win, but they would CERTAINLY survive. With force fields, telekinesis, healing powers, blessings, and a population that is ABSURDLY loyal, they would be unbeatable in defense—though perhaps not the best at conquering new territories.
Cursed Lands: I have absolutely no idea.