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• Shank Coat
• The College of Dynamics produces gizmo-makers extraordinaire. Energy, enthusiasm, and boldness are our best qualities. We believe in leveraging the expendable nature of all things. If a prototype explodes, it isn't a failure unless the lesson goes unlearned.
• I'm a member in good standing of the College of Dynamics.
• Synergetics
• "It's impossible to tell from here who has the upperhand. Whether the entrenched humans or the invading charr. I can only thank the stars we're at sea where the devastation can't reach us."
• As members of the College of Synergetics, we study how energy patterns form and alchemagical fractals propagate. Few beyond our college understand the philosophical and mystical complexities of our interests. We devoutly research the true nature of the Eternal Alchemy.
• I'm a member in good standing of the College of Synergetics.
• My first invention was ______.
• My first invention
• the VAL-A golem
• VAL-A Golem
• Most golems are powerhouses, designed for warfare. They show absolutely no subtlety or originality of design. My golem was compact and efficient, and it had an unparalleled package of features. It revolutionized lab cleanup, and it mixed a great cocktail too.
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  My first invention was the VAL-A golem
• a transatmospheric converter
• Transatmospheric Converter
• What unmitigated joy to be able to change the weather at my whim! If only the prototype had been more powerful. Nevertheless, the design was cutting edge. My transatmospheric converter was a masterpiece of utter genius. I wish I'd had more funding.
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  My first invention was a transatmospheric converter
• an infinity ball
• Infinity Ball
• They said it was a toy, a pipe dream, and a waste of resources. They were wrong. My invention predicts the future. So what if it doesn't predict it correctly every time. That's irrelevant! Could it give me an advantage? Reply hazy. Ask again.
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  My first invention was an infinity ball
• My first advisor, the one who taught me almost everything I know (almost), was ______.
• My first mentor
• Bronk
• Before Zhaitan's corruption consumed Orr, Gallow's Hang was gathering point for the arts. Even now, the location has a commanding presence.
• Good ol' Master Bronk taught me the benefits of superior firepower. He liked to say, "When it comes to besting the enemy, there's no such thing as 'overkill.'"
• , and one day, my adoring fans will say that I have surpassed even my first advisor, Master Bronk.
• Zinga
• This book's title is "Good Gods: A Treatise on the Pecularities of Divinity". The author emphasizes on the twinned nature of Lyssa and the "dead" or deposed gods, Abaddon and Dhuum.
• Mistress Zinga taught me that the best form of magic is good old-fashioned luck. She liked to say, "Planning ahead is for ninnies who think they can predict every possible outcome. The future is mutable! Go with the flow!"
• , and one day, my adoring fans will say that I have surpassed even my first advisor, Mistress Zinga.
• Blipp
• Jofast's Shoulderpads
• Master Blipp was known for his redundancies as well as his redundancies. He often said, "Your first try should never be your last, especially if it succeeded. You can always succeed bigger next time."
• , and one day, my adoring fans will say that I have surpassed even my first advisor, Master Blipp.
• Canni
• I am here to see beauty in the world. Thank you.
• Councillor Canni wasn't just another bureaucrat. She was an esopolitical parascientologist. She was fond of saying, "Always bring a witness, preferably an expendable one. You never know when you'll need a scapegoat."
• , and one day, my adoring fans will say that I have surpassed even my first advisor, Councillor Canni.
• My first mentor taught me that the best way to deal with danger was to
• carry a bigger weapon.
• My first mentor, who taught me the ways of asura and their krewes, always believed that the best way to deal with danger was to carry a bigger weapon.
• trust in luck.
• My first mentor, who taught me the ways of asura and their krewes, always believed that the best way to deal with danger was to trust in your luck.
• hit overload and hope for the best.
• My first mentor, who taught me the ways of asura and their krewes, always believed that the best way to deal with danger was to hit overload and hope for the best.
• bring someone expendable.
• My first mentor, who taught me the ways of asura and their krewes, always believed that the best way to deal with danger was to bring someone expendable.
• In order to assemble the best krewe I could find, I plan to
• tell them whatever they want to hear, as long as they work for me!