<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Everyone will be unarmed of any weapons in your arsenal. Any weapons that literally cannot be removed from your body will be ineffective while the black shackles are attached to you. <strong>The shackles have been screwed in to your bone/frame, so you will not be able to take them off.</strong></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>I need this judged, clarified, explained in a logical manner. If I wasn't playing a human, then I wouldn't have cared, but I am playing a human with human weaknesses. How does that not cause: fractures, infection, blood loss - which blood loss leads to shock, hypothermia, anemia, and death. Because I know for a fact that Skyrim verse is not sophisticated in medicine to have gone plastic surgeon and properly fixed those shackles in. They were "screwed" in and then imbued with magic. And then somehow, people are shaking hands with screws in. Who could move their wrists without fracturing them? I'm not the type to ignore detail. I actually read posts. So, I can't really overlook this.<br/><br/>All I keep imagining is my character being dead at the opening of the game, maybe being eaten by rats, and thus, I might come up with another one that will be more resilient to the GM's strategy because this game doesn't seem like it accommodates actual humans.<br/><br/>I cannot ignore logic. I write fiction yes, but there can be logical fiction if it is properly explained. I see illogical stuff. I point it out.<br/><br/>Also, let me add that not even Jesus survived being nailed to the cross, so again, logic.