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#GLOWING ELECTRUM WINDOWS#

#GLOWING ELECTRUM WINDOWS#

Once you know his mechanics, you can strike during specific windows and eventually take him down. After this, Electrical Orbs stream from him, but they move slowly, so you should be able to run and avoid them. He will then spin around, creating a deadly windmill, which you need to dodge away from. Severian’s hand will glow, and his swords will emerge.

Sword Windmill and Flying Electrical Orbs-This is also a two-part attack.

This is where you need to shift or dodge toward Severian and attack him. This AoE attack will disappear, and a ring will form around the perimeter of where that AoE dome attack was. First, he creates an AoE attack on the ground, and you need to dodge out of the area as quickly as possible.

AoE Dome and Ring-This attack occurs in two parts.

When this happens, you’ll want to dodge to the side as soon as possible because it’s a very quick mechanic. Severian swings his sword back and then lunges straight for you.

Giant Sword Lunge-If this hits you, it will take a good portion of your health.

To defeat Severian, you need to be careful of his three mechanics: This tonic saved me from being severed, literally. Special Thanks: AYJ and MRJ, premier knitwear models from way back.Before starting this fight, I recommend stocking up on all your health potions and the Stoneskin Tonic to increase your defenses for a limited time because Severian’s attacks really hurt if they hit you. Techniques: Knitting in the round, slipping stitches. Don’t love a rolled edge for the bottom? The pattern has a trick for that, too. Modifications: Electrum Cowl is easily modified to be deeper or longer. Both the King James Version and the English Revised Version have 'amber' while the American Standard Revised Version has 'glowing metal.' Gesenius says electrum must not be understood as being here used for amber, but for a kind of metal remarkable for brightness, compounded of gold and silver. Any of those options would help you achieve a similar feel, but may require more yardage to complete the cowl.

If you love a yarn with substantial wool content, consider a fingering or sport weight yarn, or possibly go up a needle size or two. A woolley-er yarn would make a dense fabric at this gauge, rather than a plush and light fabric. Runes with the Glow effect cannot be applied to items that can be lit, such as forges or smelters. If you do substitute yarns, look for one with a great deal of drape and not much bounce. Substitutions: Serene’s hand and sheen really make this piece glow, but you could also work up the Electrum Cowl with approximately 245 yards of DK or light-DK yarn. It’s similar to brioche, but without any of the fiddliness. Gauge: Do not let the gauge (28 stitches by 40 rows) frighten you the slipped stitches cause the pattern to pull in and plush out. Yarn and Yardage: One skein of Why Knot Fibers’ Serene, an absolutely heavenly blend of baby alpaca, silk, and cashmere. Make two for yourself, or give one away in the most selfless act of knitterly generosity we can imagine.

The more you pursue the Lord, the more you will realize that the holy fire burns not only your weak points but also your strong points, including your natural goodness, your natural virtues, and everything in you that you and others admire. With a halo of cashmere and luminescent shine, the Electrum Cowl will keep you charged and glowing. The only thing that can pass through the consuming fire is the redeeming God as the glowing electrum. The hand dyed colorway is a golden delight, and the finished fabric is too plush and light to believe.

The piece works up quickly, in part because of its elegantly simple stitch pattern-but mostly because the DK-weight yarn’s heavenly blend of baby alpaca, silk, and cashmere is one you won’t care to put down. Electrum Anatomy a glowing metallic NFT Greg Hurst Posted 1 year ago 6054 Views 6 Replies 28 Total Likes Follow this post I recently joined in the fun of making an NFT and created the art set Electrum Anatomy. Our Electrum Cowl is a reversible bit of beaming sun. The Romans knew amber could bear a static electrical charge, and that aspect of electrum’s root term has survived today in the modern English word electricity. The Latin name doubtless was inspired by the golden hue of the gem, but it also has a surprising modern connection. The ancient Romans called amber “electrum,” which means “the beaming sun.” Although they understood that amber was a tree resin, popular Roman myths held that amber gems were the tears of the sun god’s bereaved family, or drops of sunlight captured by the earth and ocean just as the sun set.