So a question came up among my FC about how to handle slaying Primals IC, and ultimately using their parts to make furniture for your house, especially in the case of IC company housing. For me I see no issue with claiming to have slain a Primal IC, so long as you keep from claiming you have slain THE Ifrit, instead of merely claiming to have slain him one of the times he was Summoned. However I can see how some may view this with skepticism because they are raid bosses and they are a major part of the lore, so some may not want to tie them to your storyline (even peripherally).
The way I see things, no matter how many times you slay a Primal the Beastmen can always bring them back, so just because you killed him does not mean that a week from now say Ifrit won't just pop back up another company will need to go out and take care of him. In a way they are canon respawning NMs. Before I introduce the concept to my FC however and we go forth under the assumption that the Blades have at one point in time fought and beat the Primals, I wanted some input from other members (particularly FC/LS leaders) on how you feel about the subject.
Do you think it's safe to say Primals can be defeated ICly since they'll always come back, or would you feel it's too mary sue to do that?
The way I see things, no matter how many times you slay a Primal the Beastmen can always bring them back, so just because you killed him does not mean that a week from now say Ifrit won't just pop back up another company will need to go out and take care of him. In a way they are canon respawning NMs. Before I introduce the concept to my FC however and we go forth under the assumption that the Blades have at one point in time fought and beat the Primals, I wanted some input from other members (particularly FC/LS leaders) on how you feel about the subject.
Do you think it's safe to say Primals can be defeated ICly since they'll always come back, or would you feel it's too mary sue to do that?
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