true, transmutation circles were used directly(while with not as dramatic results) when alchemy was performed in the real world, thus coining the term, and was why it was used in the show. however, not many other sources use the idea of making a transmutation via genocide, thus the reason they awesome FMARJ 17 said:For the record, FMA wasn't the first and certainly isn't the only source to use the term "transmutation circle", so thinking that theory has anything to do with FMA is a bit hasty.
they're actually automatons made by ETs in an attempt to keep an eye on their creations. that's what the gods actually are. they visited the world in it's early time to speed up evolution for all intelligent racesBurningsok said:it's... aliens maaaann.
*twitch* *twitch*
*** Thieves Guild, not DB.Kinguendo said:The Bee in the Jar is in the manor you must go to for a Brotherhood mission*, its next to the golden Bee statue that you can pick up too.Earnest Cavalli said:Yup. That'd be the one that I accidentally stumbled upon.ZeroMachine said:If you go from Riverwood to Riften taking the path through Helgen and just south of the Throat, you'll come across an abandoned shack called the "Alchemist's Shack". The butterfly is there. There are four more hidden throughout the world, but that's the only one I know of that isn't potentially spoiler-rific (and I only know about one other).Irridium said:Wait, there are bugs in jars? Where are these?
I've been all over the damn place and played for about 140 hours and haven't stumbled upon one.
*The one about Bees and stuff.
Oh and props for the Khajiit respect.
Yes, them ones... its just they are so similar in their shady-ness and I was so tired. So very tired.Lauren Stone said:*** Thieves Guild, not DB.Kinguendo said:The Bee in the Jar is in the manor you must go to for a Brotherhood mission*, its next to the golden Bee statue that you can pick up too.Earnest Cavalli said:Yup. That'd be the one that I accidentally stumbled upon.ZeroMachine said:If you go from Riverwood to Riften taking the path through Helgen and just south of the Throat, you'll come across an abandoned shack called the "Alchemist's Shack". The butterfly is there. There are four more hidden throughout the world, but that's the only one I know of that isn't potentially spoiler-rific (and I only know about one other).Irridium said:Wait, there are bugs in jars? Where are these?
I've been all over the damn place and played for about 140 hours and haven't stumbled upon one.
*The one about Bees and stuff.
Oh and props for the Khajiit respect.
Er... This one kind of has an apocalyptic thing going.thebreadbinman said:Kind of ironic that Oblivion never had this and that ACTUALLY WAS about the apocalypse...
Yep. Butterflies have fucked up the world pretty goddamn hard before.DustyDrB said:I have found a few of those. I thought it was just a decoration of sort. So the first Skyrim expansion will be the Butterfly Apocalypse. Screw dragons. Butterflies own these skies.
very true!Necromancer Jim said:Er... This one kind of has an apocalyptic thing going.thebreadbinman said:Kind of ironic that Oblivion never had this and that ACTUALLY WAS about the apocalypse...
What do you think "Bringer of the end times" means.
Jarl? Of which city?mexicola said:I read somewhere they were part of a collector quest that was left out in the final product.
It was further deduced that collecting them all would give you the title - Jarl.