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[~Neri]

"It's creepy to stare intently at them. It's not creepy to take a passing glance."

"Think of it like clothing. If you went up to a mortal, stripped them naked, and then stared intently at their genitals, that's the equivalent to staring at their soul while it's still in their body"

[Andres]

"I cannot even begin to argue against that. Souls are nothing like bodies in that respect, nor is seeing them anything like...your description of it."

[~Neri]

"Purrhaps you should go and ask the mortals if you can stare creepily at their souls then?"

Nilva listens to prayers by the way.

[Vgray]

(A quick search reveals the only references to the goddess of souls being creepy does not come from mortals. It comes from Stirk being...Stirk.)

"Might I suggest the gods who have received such prayers speak up? Feel free to continue your circular arguement either way."

[Andres]

"You make a fine point, Uztot. Arguing about souls of all things is beneath me."

[Ama]

"I still would prefer if you did not stare at my children. Its rather creepy."

[~Neri]

((Pretty sure a few prayers were made involving mortals complaining about being stared at.))

[FArgHalfnr]

Also listen to prayers if I forgot to say that in my other post.

[~Neri]

"Oh, Also."

Nilva changes her symbol to a wolf's pawprint.

"This fits much better than a crystal. Dunno why I picked crystal in the first place."

[FallacyofUrist]

"The dwarves are not operating at their full potential."

I invest 3 Essence(not if it would cost Crux) into spreading ironworking and ironsmelting techniques amongst the dwarves(not Clan).

[Rolepgeek]

Try to see how far the Saplings have come in terms of technology and culture.

[Detoxicated]

"I am not the kind of being to do such things lightly, but I wanted to make a point clear. The war that is going on does not matter to me, as I don't care for who holds power. There is however a nation causing great atrocities, so I believe if they don't stop swiftly, they could be punished for their misdeeds.

Sorry I did not mean to trouble you, but this nation troubles, because me it makes me think violent things."

Listen to Space-Weaver prayers.

[DreamerGhost]

"The dwarves are not operating at their full potential."

I invest 3 Essence(not if it would cost Crux) into spreading ironworking and ironsmelting techniques amongst the dwarves(not Clan).

Dwarves actualy know of iron and how to make it and use it.

[FallacyofUrist]

"They do know such, but they don't use it often compared to bronze. But there is a point to what you're saying."

Explain to Sankis the benefits of iron.

[FArgHalfnr]

Try to see how far the Saplings have come in terms of technology and culture.

((Actually, I should do that too. I'm playing as the god of progress after all.))

Determine how advanced the Aag nation is, compare them to every other civilization.

((I might have forgotten to mention that the Saag and Yaag are meant to be silicon based like the Maag are, which would in theory make them mostly fireproof. Do I need to pay to make them like that if they aren't already?))
If they aren't already, and stirk doesn't let me do it for free, make the Saag and Yaag silicon based instead of carbon based, just like the Maag. This process will not alter their mind or body shape, and change them as little as possible, excluding the fireproofing and heat resistance. Make it so this process is not lethal or painful. Those affected should not feel any different, other than receiving the benefits mentioned earlier.

Uztot/Azem, would you be against me changing the Kaag's carbon base with a silicon one? They would be more similar to the other Aag species this way, which would potentially help calm their apparent fear of not fitting with the rest of the society. This change would only result in giving them an increased heat resistance and render them fireproof.

If Uztot/Azem agrees, change the Kaag's carbon base with a silicon one, with the same effects described in the process with the other Aag species.