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You get a coupon for a large nyars box

Oooohhh carp. That's... eep.

Grate is willing to take it off your hands. Want some mellows?

Examine the spacesuit and skeleton gift. Check it out for any unusual properties in comparison with the MK I suit.

It has a skeleton inside and is bulkier. And probably less armored.

Cookie clicker.

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Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on February 18, 2014, 10:23:56 am

What gender is Saber, again?

Male. I'd ask why, but...

Wolf is an animal. So is Saber. Therefore, shipping them is not weirder than shipping, say, a demon and a human. Or a creator goddess and a human. Or a Nightmare and a human.

Shoot the necromancer again. In the head, maybe.

"Oh... so yous no sad?" Meme looks very hopeful.

"Still kinda sad, but I think I'm coping."

"I promise that I'll find a way to get mommy here. No matter how long it takes."

Using the audio feeds everyone forgets exist, Will hears this.
<I think I have something. Need Selina to make it, though.>

Quote from: The general gist of my last post

After packing the picnic, Stella starts to fly Will to the spot she found

You know, it has been a while since we have flown together, I really enjoy it

*Important RP*
"Indeed. I've been busy enough with stuff that I haven't had much of a chance to relax in a while...This is nice."

<Have you considered wearing a shock-collar for behavioral therapy?>

<...Well, to start with, it's hard to calibrate a shock collar for "not thinking things through".>

((Timeskip not ideal for Will/Stella but acceptable.))

Um.

Shouldn't hitting his arm do something to his ability to do stuff?

Bio the necromancer.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that Lidku isn't going to win. Or place.

a1s has a big advantage right now: Nearly as much population as the other major players combined, and half the controlled map. Maybe if the other three players teamed up against him, but...

-humans go last.

I'd suggest having turn order be determined by population: The lowest-population guy goes first, followed by the second-lowest, up until the highest goes last. Same effect, but more general. And nicer to noobs.

Eh, I don't really feel like tossing that in. Like, every medieval world has that tired old trope, y'know? (Except for Tamora Pierce's books, in parts) I think my world will be one where it's a little odd, but it was never really made a big deal of to begin with so it never became a big deal.

So, a bit like ancient Greece then?