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If, in your opinion, dragons are invulnerable to energy and magic, fly at supersonic speeds, cast teleport, have a thick layer of diamond scales, and still fly, have fiery blood, and are practically invulnerable, then how do knights with very rarely enchanted weapons defeat them?
And what is the ratio...?
I can't stand it when people, trying to defend their point of view, start engaging in such nitpicking.
A fighter can fire from a ship's cannon, which will pierce the hide of any dragon.
Moreover, I didn't say, "ha ha ha, what nonsense, you're completely wrong..." I asked, "but how will it hit?" ;)
Revan, Lock, and I have provided enough arguments; read the thread.
As far as I can see, I'm refuting these arguments. Read the thread ;) let's continue...
This is the destruction of a planet.
It will pierce it easily; you'll hit it perfectly. As you can see, I can write something like that too, and it won't be easy to refute, right?
ordinary metal, no properties. Do you want me to refute it for you?
"No, it's enchanted metal, lots of magic!!". We repeat the paragraph from beginning to end again and again. And nothing new. It becomes boring.
Yes, it's enchanted metal!!
Or maybe it's not metal...:)
What can't be said about a flying lizard.
But dragons have huge wings.
And what about the strength of a giant??? Or a cyclops??? Or an angel???...!! Or a devil?!?!?!
The presence of such strength clearly does not speak in favor of the weakness of dragons.
Have you carefully examined the wings of dragons? Have you studied them, perhaps?
Dragons cannot cast teleport.
Any questions?
Dragons are also not heralds of the coming Black Era and the power of chaos. They are also not the keepers of the last knowledge. They also cannot take the form of other creatures. They also do not use telekinesis...
Dragons are also not the progenitors and guardians of all the elements.
Of course...
peasants. A hundred or half a hundred peasants kill a flying creature with their old grandfathers' pitchforks. Are their pitchforks magical?
Or maybe peasants are just so tough that they could take on a regiment of cyborgs 100 to 1...
1. The arrow was perfectly ordinary, just a favorite. Reread the book.
2. This breach was in the covering of dragon stones, which, after lying for a long time, grew into the dragon's belly, thereby covering it with a hard layer. Without this incident, its belly was completely bare, as dragons are not born with gemstones growing into their bellies.
Nothing was said about it being a favorite. It was said about its peculiarity.
2. Dragons are different. And maybe the gemstones were just an additional protection for the hide.
Vis, what do you think will happen to a dragon if it gets hit by a rocket?
I'm tired of this. It's clear that a dragonophile will look for any, even the most stupid and obviously false arguments to defend their point of view.
But who started it?
You'll get stupidity in return. Moreover, the arguments are not obviously false. At least they are an assumption, not "it will definitely pierce it, it's definitely not stronger" and so on.
I'm no less tired, but I don't want to give up.
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and stop duplicating
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I can't duplicate
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and I envy you with fierce envy
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
Except the ones we've made