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Faraday's Law Michael Faraday

ScientistGB1791 — 1867

Physicist who discovered electromagnetic induction and electrolysis, laying the cornerstone of modern electrical civilization. Established the concept of the field through outstanding experiments and intuition.

“Before invisible electromagnetics, pretense is unnecessary. I simply experiment persistently, finish silently, and publish calmly before humanity.”

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“Before invisible electromagnetics, pretense is unnecessary. I simply experiment persistently, finish silently, and publish calmly before humanity.”

Greeting

“If it accords with the laws of nature, even the most wondrous thing may be true.”
“Without experiment, I am nothing.”
“A single candle holds every law of science.”

Roll Call

“The electromagnetic induction apparatus is ready.”
“The coil and magnet are in place.”
“Force flows along the lines.”

Deploy

“Unleash the power of the electromagnetic field!”
“Turn the coil and generate current!”
“Trap the enemy in a Faraday cage!”

Victory

“Proof that even a bookbinder's boy can become a scientist.”
“A magnet and a wire have changed the world.”
“They say the greatest thing Davy discovered was me.”

Draw

“I have not yet traced all the lines of force.”
“It is only that my mathematics falls short of the expression.”
“Maxwell will carry it to completion.”

Defeat

“Perhaps my lack of proper schooling was the limitation.”
“Even as my memory fades, the feel of the experiment remains.”
“As I declined a knighthood, so I accept defeat with composure.”

Strike

“Strike with the force of current!”
“Pull in and shatter with the magnetic field!”
“Explode the induced current!”
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Overview

Extreme diligence, reflection, and high humility combined to establish the foundations of electrical civilization through self-education. Faith-based humility and community orientation led to the unique dedication of public science education, while low command and martial scores paradoxically completed the identity of a pure experimental explorer.

Core Abilities

Command
38
Martial
32
Intellect
95
Charm
68

Inner Virtues

Temperance
78
Diligence
95
Reflection
85
Courage
62

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
72
Benevolence
75
Fairness
72
Humility
82

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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