In the town of McWitchery, a powerful witch named Morgana ruled with an iron fist. **Her dark magic and ruthless nature** instilled fear in the hearts of all the townspeople. Morgana's reign was characterized by an oppressive atmosphere as she used her powers to manipulate and control the inhabitants under her rule. **The town was plagued by fear and paranoia as nobody dared to challenge the wicked witch that held them captive**. Morgana's black magic cast a spell on McWitchery, ensuring that no one could escape her watchful eye. **The townspeople lived in constant fear of punishment or retribution if they did not obey her every command**.
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My players seemed pretty impressed as well, with two of them strongly considering using Unisystem for future games they might run, albeit with a few tweaks. Unlike Magic, the Sight doesn t require Essence -- although, in a cool touch, Seers who do purchase Essence Channeling can use Essence to temporarily pump up their Strength in a power.
**The townspeople lived in constant fear of punishment or retribution if they did not obey her every command**. Morgana's power over the town was evident in every aspect of daily life, from the simple task of buying groceries to making important decisions about the town's future. **Resistance against Morgana's rule was scarce**, as the townspeople had witnessed the consequences of standing up to her.
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NEW: Witches' Cauldron, used to make custom brews, rituals and craft some items. Comparator signal strength reveals brewing progress (empty, filled, boiling, effect added, powered and all capacity used). Created by using Anointing Paste on a normal Cauldron.
NEW: Book Witches' Brews, describes how to brew with the Witches' Cauldron.
NEW: Brew custom potions, throw items into a full, boiling witch's cauldron and bottle it to create a custom brew. Items add different effects. Each effect can be modified for power and duration.
NEW: Brew dispersal methods: drink, splash, gas and liquid. Dispersal effects can be modified for extent and duration.
NEW: Cast custom Rituals, throw items into a full, boiling witch's cauldron then add waystones/taglocks for targeting, summon your coven (or other players with familiars) and cast the spell. Items add different effects. Each effect can be modified for power and duration.
NEW: Ritual dispersal methods: entity, splash, wide expanding AOE, rain. Dispersal effects can be modified for extent and duration.
NEW: Apply brew effects to an item, so that when it is next used the effect will trigger, reapply the ritual to increase the number of charges on the item (Curse a Book or an Apple for example).
NEW: Apply brew effects to vanilla doors, buttons, levers and pressure plates, to apply the effect when they are next used (one-shot application, this is not a permanent effect).
NEW: Boss - Shade of Leonard, summoned with the cauldron, very hard to defeat.
NEW: Epic artefact, Leonard's Urn, dropped by Leonard's shade, craft up to 4 together.
NEW: Potion effects to brew or ritualized in any combination: Poisoned frogs, damage undead, damage insects, damage demons, undead's curse (sunburn), fortune, disease, flatten land, remove gas, planting, tilling, harvest, fertilize, plant flowers, blight, stout stomach, moonshine, plant lily pads, blast, raise land, repel attacker, attract projectiles, reflect damage, reflect projectiles, drain magic, combustion (fuel source), unstable (don't get hit), absorb magic, poisoned weapons, raise undead, disrobe, part water, part lava, flames, pulverize, inhibit teleport, quaffing boost, resize, extinguish fire, fast swim, jump boost, sinking, overheat, full belly, keep inventory, fell trees, reveal, cause hunger, prune leaves, insanity, remove buffs, remove debuffs, summon owls, pull entities, summon bats, reincarnate, transpose ores, grue's prey, transpose, feather fall, bottling boost, multi jump, knockback, snow, paralysis, heal, harm, freeze, icy shell, love, sprouting, fear, blindness, erode, vines, webs, thorns, nightmare, boost active effects duration, breath underwater, resist fire, fast, slow, invisible, health boost, absorption, night vision, poison, wither, regeneration, strength, weakness, change biome, plant trees, steal buffs, spread debuffs (I may have missed some, but all are in the Witches' Brews book), endless water, ice world, keep potion effects on death.
NEW: Drop Gypsum in a witch's cauldron to clear the contents
NEW: Drop Quicklime in a witch's cauldron to clear the contents and cause an explosion to damage nearby creatures (not structures or the witch). The strength depends on the number of ingredients in the cauldron.
NEW: Book of Biomes (Extended Edition), lists biomes on each page, pick a page then craft the book with a piece of paper to create a Biome Note. This is used to select a biome when adding the Change Biome potion effect.
NEW: Mutandis and Mutandis Extremis are now made in a Witch's cauldron
NEW: Mutating Sprig is now made in a Witches Cauldron
NEW: Drop of Luck is now made in a Witches Cauldron.
NEW: Golden, Infernal and Otherwhere chalk are now made in a Witch's cauldron
NEW: Waystones can now be made by dropping up to eight of them into a 3x3 hollow square drawn with Otherwhere chalk (8 runes), and leaving them for a few seconds.
NEW: Blooded waystones can now be made by dropping up to eight of them into a 3x3 hollow square drawn with Otherwhere chalk (8 runes), when both a player and a charged altar are close to the circle, and leaving them for a few seconds.
NEW: Dropping a Bound Waystone into a 5x5 Otherwhere circle (12 runes) will teleport all creatures in the circle after a few seconds.
NEW: Holding use on the Seer Stone will now summon your Coven members, one after another. If near a Witches' Cauldron they will move to surround it.
NEW: Placing a Brew of Endless Water into a Dispenser, and dispensing directly into an empty adjacent Cauldron or Kettle, will fill either with water for one charge of the brew.
NEW: Placing a dispenser containing Glass Bottles facing away from a Witch's cauldron will bottle a brew from the cauldron when the dispenser receives a signal. The bottled brew will be ejected from the dispenser as expected and a glass bottle consumed.
NEW: Craftable Snow Stairs, Snow Slabs and Snow Pressure Plates.
NEW: Ice pressure plate that only activates for players wearing Icy Slippers. Only creatable using the Ice World potion effect on regular stone or wooden pressure plates.
NEW: Ice stairs, ice slabs, ice fences, ice gates, ice doors and ice stockades. Only creatable using the Ice World potion effect on regular blocks of the equivalent type.
NEW: Added GUI for witchery configuration in the mods section of the Minecraft main menu.
NEW: Earmuffs - Mandrake farmers dream come true.
NEW: Dirt and Grass Pitfall Blocks. They look like dirt and grass, just you cannot stand on them.
NEW: Player Compass. Attach a taglock to find the way to that player in the same dimension. Created in a cauldron.
NEW: Locate the closest village in the overworld, or the closest nether fortress in the nether, by dropping either an attuned stone or subdued spirit inside a 3x3 ritual circle and waiting for the spirit to show the way.
TWEAK: Re-added support for Mine Factory Reloaded.
TWEAK: Hobgoblins are now immune to fall damage.
TWEAK: Disabled certain teleportation events in Torment to prevent teleporting above the maze.
TWEAK: The buff from Hobgoblin worship, is now shown as a Potion Effect in the Inventory.
TWEAK: Lowered Mog/Gulg spawn rate, and added a configuration option to control this further.
TWEAK: Added support for IGrowable interface to Witchery plants.
TWEAK: Waila mod now shows Insanity Curse mods by their Vanilla names
TWEAK: It is now possible to add some other plants to the random mutation effects of Mutandis, by specifying them in the config file.
TWEAK: Added Acacia and Dark Oak saplings to possible Mutandis mutations.
TWEAK: Draining Bolts now drain 50% of magic power.
TWEAK: Changed witches oven recipe to use less iron.
TWEAK: Placing a block on a demon heart no longer replaces the heart.
TWEAK: Some players have reported Lord of Torment not spawning when the second half of the boss battle starts, while I am unable to replicate this, I have regigged a bit of code that *may* have some effect.
TWEAK: Improved the witchery leave decay algorithm.
FIX: Drawing with chalk on the ground below non-solid blocks, no longer replaces the block.
FIX: It was not possible to create blooded waystones for non-players.
FIX: Secondary splash that is sometimes heard when throwing things into a kettle is now gone.
FIX: Worked-around a mod compatibility issue for the Statue of Worship, where other mods (like enetbridge) who use reflection on all fields in the class and fail to handle all relevant exceptions, can cause the game to crash.
FIX: Spawn rate of demons in a demonic nightmare was far, far to low.
FIX: Apothecaries and village witch huts were not using the desert style in deserts.
Strangely, combat is both cinematic and gritty: Cinematic, because the multi-action rules and overall PC competence levels allow characters to accomplish a great deal in a single round; gritty, because offense, on the whole, far outstrips defense, and guns, in particular, are very, very deadly.
Many brave souls had tried and failed, disappearing mysteriously or suffering from a wicked curse that left them powerless. **The citizens of McWitchery had become disillusioned and resigned themselves to a life of darkness under Morgana's control**. However, beneath the surface of fear and oppression, a glimmer of hope remained. Some whispered rumors of a prophecy that foretold the arrival of a hero who would vanquish Morgana and free the town from her clutches. **This hope kept the people going, clinging to the belief that one day Morgana's reign would come to an end**. The town of McWitchery yearned for a leader who would restore justice and bring an end to the era of witchery. But until that day arrived, the citizens would continue to live in fear, **praying for the hero that would rescue them from the clutches of Morgana's wicked rule**. However, in the midst of this darkness, the light of hope shone brightly, giving the people of McWitchery the strength to endure..
Reviews for "The Witching Hour in Mc Witchery: Life After Sunset in the Witch-Ruled Territory"
1. Sarah - 2 stars: I was really excited to read "Mc Witchery Witch Ruled Town" based on the synopsis, but unfortunately, I found the story to be quite disappointing. The characters lacked depth and development, making it difficult to connect with them or care about their struggles. Additionally, the plot felt rushed and lacked coherence, leaving me feeling confused and disconnected throughout most of the book. Overall, I was highly underwhelmed by this novel and would not recommend it to others.
2. John - 1 star: I can't believe I wasted my time reading "Mc Witchery Witch Ruled Town". The writing was subpar, filled with cliches and predictable scenes. The dialogue felt stilted and unrealistic, and the descriptions were lackluster, failing to create a vivid and engaging setting. Furthermore, the pacing was off, with unnecessary and lengthy tangents that did nothing to advance the plot. Unfortunately, this book was a complete let down for me.
3. Emma - 2 stars: As a fan of urban fantasy novels, I was excited to dive into "Mc Witchery Witch Ruled Town", but it fell flat for me. The world-building was shallow, and it felt like the author relied too heavily on cliches and stereotypes. The main character lacked agency and made questionable decisions throughout the story, which made it hard to sympathize with her. The romance aspect felt forced and lacked chemistry. Overall, I found this book to be unremarkable and wouldn't recommend it to fellow fantasy enthusiasts.
4. David - 1 star: I couldn't bring myself to finish "Mc Witchery Witch Ruled Town". The writing style was clunky and filled with grammatical errors, which made it difficult to stay engaged in the story. The plot had potential, but the execution was poor, leaving me uninterested and disconnected. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it impossible to form any emotional connection with them. I was thoroughly disappointed with this book and would not recommend it to anyone.