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Re: another IOM question
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lugnet.castle.org.cw
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Tue, 23 Oct 2001 22:23:13 GMT
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In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> Hmmm ... the mechanical dilemma. Let's examine a few givens:
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> 1) Magic as well as all machines are rendered useless within the mist.
> 2) Magic and machines become more hindered the closer they
> approach the mist.
> 3) Magic is much more effected than machines.
Do you mean big machines like catapults? How about the ship's winch?
"Captain, we can't seem to get the anchor up... the crank is corroded fast!"
Perhaps what you are trying to rule out is those exceedingly clever
imaginary moving parts?
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| (...) Ha ha ... that might seem goofy, but it's very to the point. While simple tools might not be effected by the mist (inclined plane, wheel), the more complex a mechanism gets, the greater the effect the mist has. The mist is thick and sticks to (...) (23 years ago, 24-Oct-01, to lugnet.castle.org.cw)
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| (...) Hmmm ... the mechanical dilemma. Let's examine a few givens: 1) Magic as well as all machines are rendered useless within the mist. 2) Magic and machines become more hindered the closer they approach the mist. 3) Magic is much more effected (...) (23 years ago, 23-Oct-01, to lugnet.castle.org.cw)
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