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((I'd say the last. The first option just kind of... feels weird, plus it's sort of an artificial way to discourage frequent use, which is kind of the point of the injuries. Feels less like blood power and more like "only use this once or twice, or else" power.

As for the second- saying you need 7+ end is all and very well until someone actually goes and turns their body to metal or something so they can get it consistently. Then it's a broken thing that only one person can use, which is... good for them, I guess, but in a sense it increases the broken-ness to the point of ridiculousness.

So last is the way to go, I think. Removes roll bonuses we all love, but it keeps the aesthetic and prevents end from becoming a uberstat, which is better overall for balance.))

Glint turns to Vagush.

"Indeed they are, and I'm certainly not going to trust or help them blindly. On the other hand, it isn't really possible to fairly judge an individual by the actions of their species, and so I'm not about to start a fight, either."

"In my mind, that leaves us with two options. We could go our separate ways, quite possibly splitting up with Grey as well, or we could very carefully travel with them. Sleeping in separate camps, careful watches, the works. Eventually they either prove themselves trustworthy or betray us, and in the latter case, we'll be prepared and we'll have strength in numbers."

"That's obviously a choice we're going to have to make quickly. My biggest worry in leaving is that we'll leave Grey and Brown unprotected if worst comes to worst, and I certainly don't want to bring harm to either of you, or for that matter, traumatize Tirim by staying. "

"So, having gotten that out of the way, what are your thoughts? You too, Tirim. You probably have more reason to be involved in this as anyone, considering, well..."

Quote from: Whisperling on August 31, 2016, 08:41:35 pm

They should really be calling them fresh corpses.

"Fresh"? I think you're being a bit overly optimistic, there...

Oh, of course. But nobody expects them to stoop as low as "rotten flesh."

More chest pains. Yay.

There seems to be a pattern here in that they come the day after I've had a really late night. Not entirely surprising, I guess, but no clue what's actually going on.

Whoo, the thread lives!

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Shouldn't we infuse the hunting rifle with the keyboard?

Nabir, Judge of Aeons

From atop his spire, Nabir studies this reality's current properties, trying to determine what laws the stars now enforce.

Lead him to the tree.

Then start moving back and forth, "searching," etc. The tree is light, and doesn't exactly look monstrous, so best to make it seem like we don't know where the beast went.