TFW the same person runs Log Horizon Fun Facts, Databased, and Log Horizon Headcanons

I don’t have a particular favorite class. Of course, I’d probably want to try all of them out XD

But in terms of design, I like Bards the most, because musical support units. Best girls Henrietta, Pianississimo, and Takayama Misa are in that class. Clearly, it can do no wrong.

So, if (and this is based entirely off of sources I’m not sure I can trust) Alchemists can now create Homonculuses from reading a dusty tome and learning the skill.

Headcanon: Taking that one step further, doctors and necromancers can create flesh golems (Frankenstein monsters) by reading a special book and gathering the instruments and components (mostly drop items from undead monsters) nessisary and channeling electricity to the body.

Such a creature has already been made in the North American server (affectionately called Shelley) and while unable to talk beyond growls, shows signs of intelligence.

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So after reading an article on blind players in WoW. I had a headcanon that Elder Tale added Blind/Near-Blind Friendly gameplay options, (changing colors to be easier discernible for color blind, sound notifications for attacks, cool downs, etc, font size options and the like) in the large-scale revision patch of the expansion Gift of Flame in 2010, after being pressured by the blind community.

As such there is a sizable number of blind gamers in Elder Tale, and those who were caught up in the apocalypse can now see without problems.

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1. Yes, confirmed in volume 1 (Akatsuki cites that as one of the reasons she wanted to change back to a girl)2. Unknown, likely would depend on whether Adventurers can get pregnant, which is still unknown/unrevealed.

So I would assume that the answer is yes. Oh, and saliva likely exists, since it’s part of the digestive system/process. So yes.

Major Colonel is a Lander on the island of Formosa (the tutorial area for new characters). He has the appearance of the Insurance General, and his demeanor when he’s riled up is like Drill Instructor Hartman from Full Metal Jacket.

After the Catastrophe, he is singlehandedly protecting the island from the Raid Bosses surrounding it. No newbie will die on his watch!

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LHFF comments: Formosa being the tutorial area for all players was a misconception (that, uh, I spread. Whoops). The Japanese tutorial area is somewhere on the Yamato archipelago, perhaps around Akiba, which is where Major Colonel is. Although maybe Major Colonel is like the Nurse Joy of Elder Tale, he’s everywhere!

Also, did the Guards actually throw players in prisons, or did they simply kill them on the spot, forcing them to resurrect at the cathedral and lose XP and gear?

LHFF here. Guards don’t kill Adventurers unless the Adventurer attacks the Guards themselves. Otherwise, they get thrown into a prison at an unknown location until they’re freed. LN1 states this (in Hara’s manga, the guy that gets killed by a Guard attacked the Guard first); WWB just added the killing part for rule of drama. That, or Isami (and Soujiro) had no idea how the Guard system actually worked.

Because of the limit on the number of obtainable summons there are, several small groups of hard core players have made it their goal to make enough summoner characters to collect them all one way or the other. (The Calamity really threw a wrench in their work, though, since keeping track of who has what often needs to be written out on paper).

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