http://exalted.xi.co.nz/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Thus_Spake_Zargrabowski%2FFlawlessHandiworkMethodThus Spake Zargrabowski/FlawlessHandiworkMethod - Revision history2026-04-10T10:38:36ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.29.0http://exalted.xi.co.nz/w/index.php?title=Thus_Spake_Zargrabowski/FlawlessHandiworkMethod&diff=41108&oldid=prevMetalFatigue: *2004-03-31T20:31:25Z<p>*</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>On 22 Aug 01, at 10:38, Limp Triskit wrote:<br />
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: This is clearly a contradiction. Explaination please?<br />
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No, it isn't. <br />
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Sometimes, pieces of master craft take time -- a /lot/ longer than a normal piece of work. Watch Bob Ross paint a landscape. How long did it take him? Okay, with Flawless Handiwork Method, you can knock out the Mona Lisa that fast. Watch some guy hammer a piece of steel into a mediocre but adequate sword. Okay, that how long it takes you to crank out a sword as fine as any the smithies of Toledo or the finest swordsmiths of Japan ever produced. "But it took them years!", you say. That's right -- but you can do it in the same amount of time as someone just doing their job... exactly like the Charm description says.<br />
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Ease back, chief, and stop looking for a fight.<br />
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Geoffrey C. Grabowski Exalted Developer, WWGS raindog@white-wolf.com</div>MetalFatigue