Studio Arcanis

Elubatel likes to push you into a corner that you have to think your own way out of, but you often find you have resources you didn't know you had. Well-put. Doing so forces you to find new skillsets, and if you can work your way through those troubles and unpaint yourself from that corner, it empo...

thewildcat wrote:Long time lurker, first time poster. I have had significant success with Elubatel. Thank you, thank you, thank you to Elubatel and Arzel!

Welcome to SA. Glad to read you had some success with the pair. They're powerful, and the associated energies are very refreshing.

Awesome! I've worked with Dynamis repeatedly, with great effects each time. Most noticeably, he's helped with strengthening my intuitive and empathic abilities, helping me to focus in with greater accuracy. Very useful all around on that front, but he can also be used to force a specific person to s...

Nicely done, MagiAwen (and Elubatel too!). Summerland: careful about curses when you live together - that's like throwing a grenade into the kettle that is your home. I recommend shielding work and something akin to a cast-off evil working to slap her into place, but frankly simply calling down Elub...

I've had middling success with Labezerin, in the past. I'm guessing lust for result was a big part of the problem on the off days.

Good deal, and I agree. NAP, used properly, can really boost one's earning potential.

Any results yet, Monika? Curious, as I've had some great success with NAP, and I rather like it when others have fun with it too.

how was i begging for a spell? as i get more information i merely want to integrate it This is what I was referring to, bolded, italicized, and underlined below. Is this to be used in conjunction with this? ... And if so... how? You should, as a poster here, be capable enough to sort that end of th...

What Gil was telling you was that you were, in effect, spell-begging, healthadvocate.

Great posts, Slater. Very true and to the point. Messing around with other folks from the defensive standpoint is one thing. Obsessing about what happens to them is another. I've found that simply letting the work run it's course is best, as you not caring about what happens to that is part of what ...