could we have cobwebs? for another type of bandage
could we dig hiden pits in the forest? you cover the top with boughs and they are invisible. one sort could be a bear trap. the bear would be alive but stuck and then you would have to kill it
the other sort would be a hiding place for your things and if it wasnt youre hiding place you couldnt see it unless your exploration was high enough
bears could sometimes kill deer the way foxes kill chickens. but not so much would be left. sometimes there would be no hide or only one meat
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VowOfSilence
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Re: spiders, bears, hiding places
I like the idea of hiding places, sounds nice.
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NaoWhut
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Re: spiders, bears, hiding places
I like the stashe however, it would
be cool for ambushes if you can
hide in them.
Bears with a hunger bar? sounds
like they should get an LP increase
and they should be more deadly
=D....
And spiderweb bandaids? lol ok
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be cool for ambushes if you can
hide in them.
Bears with a hunger bar? sounds
like they should get an LP increase
and they should be more deadly
=D....
And spiderweb bandaids? lol ok
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Winterbrass
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Re: spiders, bears, hiding places
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 031730.htmNaoWhut wrote:And spiderweb bandaids? lol ok
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Cobweb bandages apparently have an effect on healing that's at least as verifiable as the existence of trolls.There is a large body of folklore concerning the antibiotic, wound-healing, and clot-inducing activity of spider silk. However, much of that lore has not been seriously tested."
The lore dates to the first century A.D. when spider webs were prized as wound dressings.
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Lexi
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Re: spiders, bears, hiding places
I think that linen or cotton bandages would be a much more logical addition than spiderweb bandages. That just borders on silly. 