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Claymen Discussion.
ClearFavourite
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10/4/2014
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Jenny Yang wrote:
And I'm not sure if it would be compassionate to employ two Clay Men to bear my sedan or not.
Well, it can be compassionate, depends on how you deal with them. You can be really horrible to the two, or you can teach them how to read and write. And to be honest, carrying someone around every now and then is rather less taxing than constantly carrying crates in Wolfstack, and getting beaten up by dockers and society in general.
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Gillsing
Posts: 1203
10/4/2014
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The 'neutral' choice is to use them to chase Jack of Smiles. That option and the Tower of Knives option really lower my incentive to ever finish that case.
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Elaina Schill
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3/12/2017
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I think there can be clay women, right? Because at the end of the Feast of the Exceptional Rose, one of the companions you could get was a Pirate-Poet with "clay skin" and they use she/her pronouns to describe her.
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Main, Phiri Ulfur, the Cunning Shadow. Their heart belongs to a Pirate-Poet across the Zee.
Alt Vermillion Liminate, the Tragic Scholar.
Alt #2,Lady Jacqueline Blackwood, the Savage Beauty.
Alt #3, Veracity Taylor, the Dame of the Docks.
The Dogged Seeker, self explanatory.
I will accept any social actions on Fallen London(unless its a box of live rats. I already got rid of the d---ned things once and am not eager to repeat the endeavor).
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suinicide
Posts: 2409
3/12/2017
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Yeah, but I think most of her content is in Sunless Sea, so maybe someone who has done that could say more on it?
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http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/profile/sunnytime
A gentleman seeking the liberation of knowledge, with a penchant for violence.
RIP suinicide, stuck in a well. Still has it under control.
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John Moose
Posts: 276
3/12/2017
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From one playthrough of her story, her being female isn't really brought up, but it's made clear she's very, very special. If I had to take a guess I'd say that most clay men are
[spoiler] men because the King is a man, and they're just small fragments of him. The Poet is an oddity by being a free-willed clay man despite not being unfinished. (Also I feel like Loamsprach might actually be just whatever language they spoke in the first city, and thus why all clay men seem to speak it.) [/spoiler]
I don't think it's ever mentioned why she was born special, but for what it's worth, she does seem to be a female clay person.
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