Just like the title says: what would an Augur see if a nicroburst turbocharged them?
In historical and religious text IRL, Augurs leverage their mastery of the past and their deep profound self-knowledge to predict the future by interpreting the "natural signs" all around them in real time. It isn't like atium, it's much more generalized and longterm where atium is hyper-specific and short-term, but it is ultimately all about predicting and controlling the future.
So back to the question: what does an Augur see when they are forced to burn and process and incredible amount of gold all at once? Is it a perfect harmonized version of themselves that, upon visualizing, forever changes and alters the way they think and behave? Is it some kind of extremely abstracted form of prophecy and futuresight via historic understanding ala wheel of time? Is it a simple onetime view of who they could have been under different circumstances as is implied in Era 1 with no strong correlation to the real world historical verbiage usage? Or is it something radically different entirely? The world has to know!
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Just like the title says: what would an Augur see if a nicroburst turbocharged them?
In historical and religious text IRL, Augurs leverage their mastery of the past and their deep profound self-knowledge to predict the future by interpreting the "natural signs" all around them in real time. It isn't like atium, it's much more generalized and longterm where atium is hyper-specific and short-term, but it is ultimately all about predicting and controlling the future.
So back to the question: what does an Augur see when they are forced to burn and process and incredible amount of gold all at once? Is it a perfect harmonized version of themselves that, upon visualizing, forever changes and alters the way they think and behave? Is it some kind of extremely abstracted form of prophecy and futuresight via historic understanding ala wheel of time? Is it a simple onetime view of who they could have been under different circumstances as is implied in Era 1 with no strong correlation to the real world historical verbiage usage? Or is it something radically different entirely? The world has to know!
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