Mythril? It's typically used as a synthesis ingredient. Shards like that are used to make strong restoratives, like elixirs, and some types of accessories.
Your weapon has two aspects; its aspect as displayed through your deck, and the physical reality. Likewise, most of the other cards you know of were drawn from a physical manifestation as well.
Outside the castle, potions, ethers and elixirs are all physical objects. They function slightly differently, but the principle is generally the same. Magic as well.
Potions heal the body, like Cure magic. Ethers heal the spirit, which is depleted by magic and by the physical aspect of sleights. Elixirs heal both at once, and to full capacity.
[<National Geographic> Wary and unsure, the animal approaches the dish. The man with the strange scent left it, and that's troubling because that scent has always meant pain and danger, but it's also hungry. Tentatively, it pokes at the food, looking for danger </National Geographic>]
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[looks around for the respawn]
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[*POP*]
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[pokes her with the tip of Soul Eater before she can charge again]
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-- aggressive.
Yes. Again, Naminé's choice in names.
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Well, I've got a heart, so it's not surprising she'd attack, right?
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[sets down a bowl and a teacup]
In any case, would you care for some pickles?
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Outside the castle, potions, ethers and elixirs are all physical objects. They function slightly differently, but the principle is generally the same. Magic as well.
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How much went into... tch.
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