Chapter 824.: Armor of Lunacy(2)
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After having sketched how to place the connected engravings, Seth could immediately start engraving when he entered the workshop the next day. After finishing the combined circuit, the blacksmith started adding the individual enchantments.
These enchantments themselves were nothing wild or exotic. So they wouldn't get in the way of the armor's magic. Taking into account the Encroachment of Lunacy, most of these additional circuits were meant to reinforce willpower. This strengthened the effect but also protected the wearer from actually becoming a lunatic.
Apart from Willpower, he also included enchantments to raise intelligence and mana regeneration. The only items that slightly fell out of the norm were the circlet and the cuirass. There was another advantage to these enchantments, as they didn't need a lot of mana to be powered.
On the circlet, Seth engraved the Mind barrier as well as etched the poem for the
It was exactly as he planned it. All items looked similar to this, except that Mana Well was unique to the cuirass. The other items offered +35% Mana Regeneration and would switch between added Intelligence and willpower.
Overall, only the options of the individual pieces already added 280 intelligence, 420 willpower, 280% Mana Regeneration, 100% additional casting reduction, halving the casting time of the user, +650% to the power of spells, +10000 Mana, +150% to all stats in a lit environment and +300% in the moonlight. Just the last two already made someone over five times stronger on a moonlit night.
The only thing he did not like was the initial name the System gave some of the items. Since this was his magnum opus, Seth decided to use his privilege as a master and rename the cuirass to Well of Lunacy. It was more fitting with the other names such as Hand of Lunacy for the gauntlets or the Path to Lunacy for the boots.
Although Lap of Lunacy for the cuisses was not the worst, Seth rather renamed them to Surge of Lunacy, since they were the connection between the Well and the Path. He saw no reason to rename anything else since had had no good metaphor that could replace Pauldrons of Lunacy. What he especially liked was the Lunatic Mind, as the system called the circlet.
After tweaking the names, he polished the armor and finally assembled it on a rack. Sitting down, he simply stared at it as his smile grew wider. He enjoyed the feeling of having accomplished something he worked so hard on. It was no immediate feeling of success, but a slow burning fire of satisfaction and excitement for continuing.
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After having sketched how to place the connected engravings, Seth could immediately start engraving when he entered the workshop the next day. After finishing the combined circuit, the blacksmith started adding the individual enchantments.
These enchantments themselves were nothing wild or exotic. So they wouldn't get in the way of the armor's magic. Taking into account the Encroachment of Lunacy, most of these additional circuits were meant to reinforce willpower. This strengthened the effect but also protected the wearer from actually becoming a lunatic.
Apart from Willpower, he also included enchantments to raise intelligence and mana regeneration. The only items that slightly fell out of the norm were the circlet and the cuirass. There was another advantage to these enchantments, as they didn't need a lot of mana to be powered.
On the circlet, Seth engraved the Mind barrier as well as etched the poem for the
It was exactly as he planned it. All items looked similar to this, except that Mana Well was unique to the cuirass. The other items offered +35% Mana Regeneration and would switch between added Intelligence and willpower.
Overall, only the options of the individual pieces already added 280 intelligence, 420 willpower, 280% Mana Regeneration, 100% additional casting reduction, halving the casting time of the user, +650% to the power of spells, +10000 Mana, +150% to all stats in a lit environment and +300% in the moonlight. Just the last two already made someone over five times stronger on a moonlit night.
The only thing he did not like was the initial name the System gave some of the items. Since this was his magnum opus, Seth decided to use his privilege as a master and rename the cuirass to Well of Lunacy. It was more fitting with the other names such as Hand of Lunacy for the gauntlets or the Path to Lunacy for the boots.
Although Lap of Lunacy for the cuisses was not the worst, Seth rather renamed them to Surge of Lunacy, since they were the connection between the Well and the Path. He saw no reason to rename anything else since had had no good metaphor that could replace Pauldrons of Lunacy. What he especially liked was the Lunatic Mind, as the system called the circlet.
After tweaking the names, he polished the armor and finally assembled it on a rack. Sitting down, he simply stared at it as his smile grew wider. He enjoyed the feeling of having accomplished something he worked so hard on. It was no immediate feeling of success, but a slow burning fire of satisfaction and excitement for continuing.
After having sketched how to place the connected engravings, Seth could immediately start engraving when he entered the workshop the next day. After finishing the combined circuit, the blacksmith started adding the individual enchantments.These enchantments themselves were nothing wild or exotic. So they wouldn't get in the way of the armor's magic. Taking into account the Encroachment of Lunacy, most of these additional circuits were meant to reinforce willpower. This strengthened the effect but also protected the wearer from actually becoming a lunatic.Apart from Willpower, he also included enchantments to raise intelligence and mana regeneration. The only items that slightly fell out of the norm were the circlet and the cuirass. There was another advantage to these enchantments, as they didn't need a lot of mana to be powered.On the circlet, Seth engraved the Mind barrier as well as etched the poem for the It was exactly as he planned it. All items looked similar to this, except that Mana Well was unique to the cuirass. The other items offered +35% Mana Regeneration and would switch between added Intelligence and willpower.Overall, only the options of the individual pieces already added 280 intelligence, 420 willpower, 280% Mana Regeneration, 100% additional casting reduction, halving the casting time of the user, +650% to the power of spells, +10000 Mana, +150% to all stats in a lit environment and +300% in the moonlight. Just the last two already made someone over five times stronger on a moonlit night.The only thing he did not like was the initial name the System gave some of the items. Since this was his magnum opus, Seth decided to use his privilege as a master and rename the cuirass to Well of Lunacy. It was more fitting with the other names such as Hand of Lunacy for the gauntlets or the Path to Lunacy for the boots.Although Lap of Lunacy for the cuisses was not the worst, Seth rather renamed them to Surge of Lunacy, since they were the connection between the Well and the Path. He saw no reason to rename anything else since had had no good metaphor that could replace Pauldrons of Lunacy. What he especially liked was the Lunatic Mind, as the system called the circlet.After tweaking the names, he polished the armor and finally assembled it on a rack. Sitting down, he simply stared at it as his smile grew wider. He enjoyed the feeling of having accomplished something he worked so hard on. It was no immediate feeling of success, but a slow burning fire of satisfaction and excitement for continuing.
