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Wait. Okay. Question.

Is it okay if my character is trying to research Reagalia (did I spell that right?) using a broken one? Maybe trying to find out how to craft them or something.
 
Wait. Okay. Question.

Is it okay if my character is trying to research Reagalia (did I spell that right?) using a broken one? Maybe trying to find out how to craft them or something.

Yep. However, I must inform you that studying them won't be as easy as you'd expect. Especially since most of them are able to break the laws of nature.
 
Yep. However, I must inform you that studying them won't be as easy as you'd expect. Especially since most of them are able to break the laws of nature.
It'd be him *trying* to study the structure of a broken-down one only tho, and he'd barely have made any progress. At least not until much later in the roleplay, probably.
 
Hans comes up to you with a sack of these, and asks you to be his waifu. What do you do? (^ _ ^)

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Colette would, as gratefully as possible, accept the sack of potatoes, and then deal with the fact that she's going to be eating potatoes for the next year or so. About the waifu proposal though, she'd probably politely refuse, for now.
 
It'd be him *trying* to study the structure of a broken-down one only tho, and he'd barely have made any progress. At least not until much later in the roleplay, probably.

Sounds good to me. But a broken Regalia still counts as a Regalia, so your character cannot possess them initially.
 
Was gonna have Hans seated by the window in a classroom, then starts running towards Fayshire with J-Pop playing in the background.
But simple is usually good, right?
 
A few small-scale fragements that are essentially of no use, but might provide some insight to the right mind. Probably like two to three parts.
That's the idea. He's trying to study small, broken parts, believing they'll provide insight into the composition of the whole object.
 

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