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Quote from: Xantalos on February 23, 2013, 07:54:38 pm

Quote from: gman8181 on February 23, 2013, 07:53:37 pm

Yeah, I just did.  Hmm so I guess Ardas is becoming a god now because he killed GWG?  I thought it had something to do with another god using acts on him.  Eh, I probably just misread something.

He became a demigod due to the Spider using a Mighty Act to buff him up.

And because I was away from the internet for 1.7 days...

Anyways, I think we know what god you're planning to off.

Who, me? Everyone knows who I'm killing.

There won't be any uprisings or nothing, you silly pods. I am not dealing with any dragons or seasawn or anything else.

You keep droning about things that won't happen simply because you want them to happen. Ridiculous.

Half the strategy in god games is provoking your opponent enough that he does something he wasn't going to do in the first place.

This! Is! A notification of a PMed action!
Damn my dexterity and strength penalties! Time to tank through.

darkness is a concept because you literally cannot have an absence of light, whether ultraviolet, visible, or infared, everything above absolute zero emits light. But since mortals generally can't see these spectrums, they came up with darkness to describe things appearing to lack light.
The living shades? They are either at absolute zero, or have event horizons that extend mere nanometers from their skin to prevent light from escaping them... if they live in the ocean then all the sea life is fucked.

What was that you were saying about gods following physics?

No, he's supressing knowledge, and it's not so much it's compromising his position, as it seems unreasonable to commit genocide on anything.

Well yeah, that too.

Corvus does DISLIKE Udil, partly from the fact he is slaughtering the drakes for no clear reason, partly from him banning polytheism, so stopping them from knowing of other gods, and partly because he is a godkiller.

So what Corvus is saying is that he don't like violence because it compromises our position.

Quote from: Tevish Szat on February 23, 2013, 01:50:05 am

Quote from: InsanityIncarnate on February 22, 2013, 11:13:47 pm

If they lost Moria to one FB, and a goblinoid siege, they didn't deserve it in the first place.

They lost Moria to a 40d-esque "endboss" clown (unique, superpowered named clown), plus one hell of a goblin siege.  The reclaim ran afoul of some nasty critter, possibly an FB, and it's worth noting that Gandalf ran into FBs/Clowns in the caverns, too...  "Far, far below the deepest delving of the Dwarves, the world is gnawed by nameless things. Even Sauron knows them not. They are older than he. Now I have walked there, but I will bring no report to darken the light of day."

::having seen his argument lost, Insanity takes a new approach!::

If they lost Erebor to one dragon, they didn't deserve it in the first place.

You call the flightless nonwallsmashing lizards currently inhabiting DF dragons?
You have seen nothing.

Quote from: Xantalos on February 23, 2013, 01:01:32 am

Quote from: Fniff on February 17, 2013, 03:08:57 pm

You know what they say: first one innovates, second one is fun, third one ups the auntie, fourth one sucks.

There's been like 8 now including this.
Also, not to be a mosquito, but what would be a rough estimate of ETA (Estimated Turn Arrival)?

I have to say though that the ones I managed follow a somewhat different storyline, though. Especially the overarching story is different.

Yeah, the overall themes are rather opposite. While the gods in Godhood are about establishing order in the newfound void, clashing with others' definition of perfection, and maybe coming out the winner, this is about an order laid down long ago, but the spirit had been taken out of it. These newcomers, these agents of change, will tear down the way of things and perhaps build anew - but some men, as always, just want to watch the world burn.