Young Writers Society

I'm getting an error message when I attempt to ask for permission to see the google.docs shtuff.... Halp?

The link is in the intro page, under the "Magic" Heading. It is at the end of that section, with the password there as well to enter the WFP... But here's the link anyway (I'll put it in the first DT post as well for easier access)

http://thesunderedsorcerer.writerfeedpad.com/6

The password is "oukleo" (without the quotation marks)

The Google.doc isn't working?.... I'll have to put it into a WFP too then... Thanks for telling me

Okay, so here is the info on the wands and staffs in a WFP. The password is "gateway"

http://thesunderedsorcerer.writerfeedpad.com/8

I must be doing something wrong...... I can't seem to log in....

"Account not found." Am I just dumb?

Wiz you'll haver to make the wfp public

Also, the gDoc wasn't working because we needed permission to join it. Maybe you haven't made it public yet (there's a share option, and you set it so that people can either join and edit, join and comment, or join and view)

Ah, I see what you mean! They ought to be available now (Sorry, its been an entire year since I last did this stuff, so... )

The Google Drive link is also available now, if you wish to have the document on your PC

@TheSunderedSorcerer If one wanted to use their staff physically in a fight, would it be possible to place caps of iron on either end to facilitate this, or would it interfere with its magical ability?

*whispers*

@Vellichor you would not have to. The lode stones are highly magical, thus the chances of them breaking, cracking or chipping are basically nothing (also, since the lode stones are dense rock/crystal, I'd wager that a swing from that could do some serious damage ) Also, you can have custom iron/steel, etc additions added to the base of the staff, but not close to the lode stone please.

@TheSunderedSorcerer Awesome! Thank youuu

@ChildOfNowhere I knew someone would pick up on that They are my secret third type of mage...

*keeps whispering*

This looks very interesting. I would like to join if I may.