((Looks like you forgot to subtract the 2 slices of bread we used for the sandwich 
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Oops.
Anyway, I think I wrote too much for this post, really the first forum game I have posted in. Most of these I have come up with will require alot of creativity. They are not particularly well thought out, and the last one is more of an experiment. I tried to make it less 'make a food machine' and more how I envisioned it to work, so everyone can make improvements to the design. So here we go:
We have been walking around in our own filth for far too long. Can we create some basic footwear and socks? Shouldn't be beyond our masterful skill in creation. Make a shirt/trousers combination too, while we are at it. Make the shirt/trousers thermo-regulating. Since we are low, lets eat the candy bar and convert whatever nutrition we get from it into health. Make all the clothing (par footwear and the helmet) self-cleaning as well. We lack a washing machine.
Firstly, you're not naked. That implies no clothes.
Secondly, that should be possible, if A. you spent the Creativity and B. more people agreed than objected.
Consider enchanting the floor to be self-cleaning and semi-intelligent. It should be able to sense our intent regarding objects and dump things we want disposed of into the Hell portal, or the void. Hell shall be our landfill site, and it at least means we can retrieve the things later if we want. Dust and things can be thrown into the void. Huff some paint if we get around to it, and we don't have the creativity.
That sounds like it
could be possible, although you've never enchanted anything that was bigger than you.
Can we extend our 'enchantment to altering the shape of things as they exist? Are things cheaper to produce when we use a real object as a 'base'? Try using the coin we found inbetween the sofa cushions to make a small metal bowl with a spout/lip, the walls can be fairly thin since its metal and we can enchant it to be stronger at a later point any way. (do it whith your eyes closed and not touching the coin*)
Make another by simply imagining the same object. For a third, paint the bowl first then imagine it to be real (as we did with Curio, right?). Compare the amount of effort expended. Enchant the spout of one of the bowls the repel substances other than potable fluid (drinking water). enchant the whole construct to make the components of any liquid immiscable. A basic sort of moisture conservation project (proof of concept, if you will), since I think we consumed the last of our fluid (the milk) and I suppose creating water all the time will be an inefficient use of our creativity. Use the spoon to collect some of the vomit and test the device. Despair over the fact that we converted all our other vomit into soylent green, which can't be converted, being jelly.
* try making a fourth object, this time out of gold while looking directly at and touching the golden alter. Get the consistancy and shine stuck firmly in our mind. If it works the way I am hoping, it is that it is easier to envision the material when we have a direct point of reference.
This would be possible to test.
Consider trying meditation as a potential method of gaining creativity. Huffing all this paint isn't good for us.
Try it.
smash up the painted glass shard and feed one of the smaller shards into the food machine, just to see what happens. Maybe it will be able to make food out of inorganic things too.
The what? I can't think of any glass shards that would be around...or glass
anything, for that matter.
Now, I am going to post this before I think too hard about how much effort I put into this. Really interesting game, WyrmGold.
Thanks.
I'd like to note that all of this will take a
lot of Creativity, especially if you also want to animate the other statues. You need to prioritize.
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