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IJBM: "Spelljammer" doesn't refer to a device/technique for disrupting magic spells

glennmagusharveyglennmagusharvey
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...the way jamming a radio frequency does.

Comments

  • lrdgcklrdgck
    "you duck spawn, refined creature, you try to be cynical, yokel, but all that comes out of it is that you're a dunce!!!!! you duck plug!"
    It refers to a ship the way a windjammer does, if I remember correctly. Doesn't bug me at all, it's more maritime this way.
  • BeeBee

    IJBM: "Spelljammer" doesn't refer to a breakdancing wizard

  • lrdgcklrdgck
    "you duck spawn, refined creature, you try to be cynical, yokel, but all that comes out of it is that you're a dunce!!!!! you duck plug!"
    How about a magic-using manufacturer of marmelade?
  • lrdgcklrdgck
    "you duck spawn, refined creature, you try to be cynical, yokel, but all that comes out of it is that you're a dunce!!!!! you duck plug!"
    hot take: what if 'spelljammer' was, like, a hacking tool but for spells

    like, you piggyback onto somebody's enchantment, modify the code

    picture that: a wizard wakes up one day and discovers his own Circle of Protection won't let him out of his tower

    and then he receives a pigeon

    it's a ransomware attack

    perhaps there's even a darknet where you can buy spelljamming tools, you don't even have to know high magic, you just need an anonymizing orb
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