I know a core Golem had been mentioned. I just don’t see that Happening at this point. Ricther has learned how to make Golems without cores. Plus when that was mentioned no one knew how to do it if it could be done. I could see Ricther powering a metal construct with a magic core. Another point. Ricther has removed two magic cores and repurposed them in very short periods. I don’t think there will be a month time limit. It could be that the magic core is weakened every time it is taken and reused. For some reason I am thinking two of the three cores he has registered differently.
Richter removed unclaimed cores that had presumably been in place for millenia. I think its simply a question of the creator of the legendary item receiving a punishment of some sort if he allows or orders his creation to be destroyed to retrieve the core. One that more than outweighs the rewards for creating it.
Maybe they are just AWSOME AA batteries, where you can pop them in and out, from one remote to another? Lol
That could be possible. If there was a time constraint on removing and reusing a magic core we haven’t seen one yet. I was thinking that their might had been some differences in the magic cores. I went back and looked at them. They were all said to be constructed spheres with red and white light shining out from them. All three of them registered at 15,000 of 15,000. The color hadn’t changed prior to their use either. For some reason I was thinking the the one used in the forge prior to it’s use contained more color. After looking it back up it was the anvils that had more colors. Wouldn’t you think that after a core had been used for hundreds of years and the object it was purposed for was destroyed that those batteries would show some usage?
To balance the system Aleron would definitely need to either negate rewards gained from creating a corebuilding or punish the creator in the event of its destruction. Otherwise, what prevents a nation such as Rione from using their core to mass produce Masters, maybe even grandmasters, simply by repeatedly using it? Even with a cooldown period, unless we are talking several years, it would be worth it. Masters are that valuable. A more fundamental problem with removing cores in general is that it negates progress made. Not just towards the next level, but also the loss of knowledge. Once a core building reaches level 2 removing the core would be a giant waste.
At a minimum Richter loses his forge of heavens mark and a rank of dragon kin. Any research for core buildings is lost since each time they are created they are unique, and thus research for them is unique. Skill progression might not be lost, but maybe he might not get any more if he is the one that uses the core again. Maybe he can't use them for the same skill progression. Example of that last one: if he does decide to destroy one of his current buildings and use the corresponding core again, he could gain more skill progression but not in enchanting.
Ya, that makes sense, and honestly that was what I figured would be the case. We just haven't seen any indication of it. So, perhaps they are perpetual.
Perhaps the Land it self would step in. It definitely has the ability detect intent and we have seen it take action, like when Ricther killed the small animal he summoned. So maybe the Land would step in and say.... "Know this! You appear to be trying take advantage of the Universe's generosity! No skill points will be rewarded! "Head this warning Ricther of the Mist Village, for you will not receive it again! Consequences will be dire!
Richtos golumn can maybe kill a few professed warriors.. We need a Omega supreme who can wipe out entire Companies of bears
Preparation and planning, given enough time and resources richter could conceivably build a trap(s) that could kill almost anything. Unlikely to happen is more than an understatement though.
Considering what Ricther achieved on his first try with the little stone slimes core What do you think he could achieve with a behemoth slime?
Sadly the only thing we really know about removing a core is that what ever it was used on returns to its original condition. The conversation with the dwarves about using gold to make the forge said that much. i would guess that the cores would have a Very long cool down at the very least the behemoth slime core would be wasted on his ability atm in my opinion
True, if he could lure it around and or out he'd have some advantages. As it is/ was, it's sitting on the other side of a one way door which greatly reduces the ability to lay traps in advance from the only currently known avenue of approach.
Was sitting there. The controlling lich is dead So it might have wandered off. Not a gamble they are likely to take but...
Wild theory time! Caulder's soul was bound to the Mausoleum with that trap in the coffin, which is also where the Core was kept. What if his soul was bound to the Core specifically? With that in mind, what if something happens (like an invasion) that necessitates Richter using the Core on his "Sloth" golem. When combined it brings back Caulder as the golem. Then we get more adventures of Shinecatcher & Caulder!
Well considering that Humans have been causing Climate Change for most of our Existence once we figured out Fire, Chopping Down Tree's and Farming that Theory actually has a little bit of fact to it, especially if you factor in War and Mass Manufacturing. It's also a Fact that Moving Fast does effect Clocks and so the passage of Time Flow.