A couple of questions on powers + possessions since Final Fantasy doesn't know how to make characters that AREN'T overpowered. headdesk
1.) The Armiger is basically FFXV's version of hammerspace and can hold anything non-living (as living things don't react all that well to being in stasis). I have no issues basically emptying it since the canon point I'm looking at pulling Regis from would be after death, but after he gains a body again in game, would there be any limits on what/how much he could put in there aside from those in FFXV itself?
2.) The Armiger's second use is weapon storage. Again, normal weapons he would have collected during his life I am okay with removing, but the Royal Arms that are gathered by each Lucian king are a little different. They are summons that are assumed to be stored in the Armiger. If I list them as a power in and of themselves would that be okay?
3.) If an accessory that is always worn (in this case a ring) has powers can it still be considered an accessory, or would it need to be classed as a weapon? (Covering bases in case I chose an earlier canon point.)
4.) And finally, due to a messed up leg, Regis needs a cane to walk (if I pull from the later canon point). Do I count that cane as one of his three allowed possession or would it be classed as something else considering it's a mobility aid?
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1.) The Armiger is basically FFXV's version of hammerspace and can hold anything non-living (as living things don't react all that well to being in stasis). I have no issues basically emptying it since the canon point I'm looking at pulling Regis from would be after death, but after he gains a body again in game, would there be any limits on what/how much he could put in there aside from those in FFXV itself?
2.) The Armiger's second use is weapon storage. Again, normal weapons he would have collected during his life I am okay with removing, but the Royal Arms that are gathered by each Lucian king are a little different. They are summons that are assumed to be stored in the Armiger. If I list them as a power in and of themselves would that be okay?
3.) If an accessory that is always worn (in this case a ring) has powers can it still be considered an accessory, or would it need to be classed as a weapon? (Covering bases in case I chose an earlier canon point.)
4.) And finally, due to a messed up leg, Regis needs a cane to walk (if I pull from the later canon point). Do I count that cane as one of his three allowed possession or would it be classed as something else considering it's a mobility aid?