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Ask Spinal_Taper or poke around my other threads. It shouldn't be too hard to figure out.
It's You Are The Villain from the RTD boards. I had to look it up since it wasn't in the FG&RP board. If you didn't say it was your thread I would have never known.
@LordSlowpoke:
*Ahem*
I post in here.
And I say not having creation reset is better than having it reset only to be warped by a fascist god-demon-looney.
It seems I have a third omnicidalist.
I think you're a little confused. I don't want to destroy everything.
If we are talking about the Wizard Entity... then there needs to be no balance for their healing. They are simply a near godlike wizard.We aren't. Any kind of expensive, godlike wizard is going to either be a a game breaker or completely useless.
First:[2] There are no shops around with sufficiently cheap bows.
Head to the shops to buy a bow and arrows.
Swift, Lucky, Charismatic
An oval with jagged edges. I promptly attach myself to the face of someone to become an OMNOMNOM mouth.[3] You are someone's mouth. He feels hungry and eats some gruel. Eww...
We don't have fusion. Colonies near gas giants will probably come first.We could also use uo all hydrogen with fusion, or as rocket fuel, or... you get what I'm saying.Cosmic radiation breaks down water in the athmosphere, and fractions of the hydrogen gas escape. Over time, Earth will lose it's water.Actually, the Earth can't run out of water. Wether it rains into the ground, freezes, gets pissed out, or whatever, it always finds its way back into the sky as a cloud, and gets recycled again. The only exception is when you take it off the planet.We can run out of water on earth if we use it all up, but it'll last us quite some time - I'd think the same applies to moon helium.This. But what if we were to suck Luna dry of helium 3, and there was none left to mine?My mistake. It's still present in lunar rocks in proportions of one to fifty parts per billion, and worth around $2,000 per liter. Processing lunar rock for He3 should prove profitable. Perhaps not enough to pay for the whole lunar base, but enough to make the industry a worthwhile addition to organic foods, power, and tourism.Moon base.Hydrogen 3 is not found on the moon, or can be made cheaper in labratories
Power. We could export electricity.
Hydrogen-3. Fusion's 20 years away and going to stay there a while, but H3 is still valuable.
Tourism. Need I say more?
As to ships: Start out focusing on cheapness, reliability, and fuel efficiency. Speed is more a factor of what orbits you use and how much you put into acceleration than anything.
Helium-3 is. Common mistake. Point is that one is used for first Gen fusion, the other for second gen.
(And can that happen? I don't know that much about the moon.)
As for He-3 reserves, those should last for a thousand years.
But yeah, geothermal power is a better example.
Dwarven parties are mostly standing around, staying sober, and perhaps talking.Or simply in memory of whoever, but rather than talking about how gloomy everything is, celebrating the person's life, perhaps? But interesting, I didn't know that dwarves would throw parties in memorial halls.that may be, but dancing on the tomb of another fallen dwarf is a bit in bad taste imho.
Both of those sound good, but I'd like it if healing magic could, say, heal lost limbs and severed nerves and such.Wizards won't immigrate just anywhere; if you haven't done some big deed, and your living conditions aren't first-rate, your best hope is to get a bunch of magical stuff, such as rare herbs or spellbooks of another magician.On top of this, those with the potential to become a wizard (Other than the varieties of magic learned through Secrets) could be relatively rare, kind of like the new X-Com's psionics.
I like the idea of healing magic only increasing the rate at which things heal - maybe increasing the rate significantly more (and with much less risk of infection or something) if a doctor already cleaned and treated the injury.
