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Question on IOM Mist
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lugnet.castle
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Fri, 7 Dec 2001 17:34:04 GMT
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I'm (temporary) restricted to using AOLtv for a while, which makes
web surfing not as easy as one would think, so pardon me if I am
asking a question that prolly has an answer posted elsewhere:
The mist of the Isle of Mist properties have been listed as being
disruptive or preventative to magic working - and the workings of
machines. Magic I am not concerned with (the logic of the Mist
preventing Magic is plausible) - but preventing machines from
working? Would simply physics based (i.e: gravity, level, force
applied through gears/muscles/steam?) work? Or does the Mist
prevent machines that depends on chemical reactions or electrical
energy to operate?
Hmmm, sounds like time to outfit a LEGO longboat and head over
and see if a trebuchet will still work or not...
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 | | Re: Question on IOM Mist
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| Hi Mark! (...) Welp, basically any kind of machine would not function inside the Mist. Even simple physics-based machines: gears might pop out of place, big rubber bands could snap, the pressure of steam would not be effective against the pressure (...) (23 years ago, 9-Dec-01, to lugnet.castle, lugnet.castle.org.cw)
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