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[Xantalos]

Oh, yo guise I just woke up, let me check what went down in my abseT͙͇̭̗ͦ͋H̛̯̬̹͐̒Ę̝̞ ̮͙̗̺̆ͫͫ̋̀ͤ͆F͖̩͚̬͚ͣ́ͬ̽U̝͓͐C̸̣̏̃͑͂̉̽̎K͚̍͂͗ͫ̀͒E̻̫̜̿̄ͧ̍R̜̣͎͕͉̜ͪ̀Ŷ͕͚ͭ͛̿̿ͥ.͖̳̂̉̆ ̰͙̝͓̲̂́͗͊ͅI̝̱͔̠͍̫͂͠T̻̻̽͌̆ͣͣ ̌͋͏̺B̛̥̯͈͕ͭͅE̢̫̮̻͔̟͐ͅG̳͉̦͎̙͎ͪ̉̉ͅI̥̩̤͎̭͚̞̎͗̚N͇̪̝̰̗̫̙̒S̞̝̃

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[Avis-Mergulus]

Oh, yo guise I just woke up, let me check what went down in my abseT͙͇̭̗ͦ͋H̛̯̬̹͐̒Ę̝̞ ̮͙̗̺̆ͫͫ̋̀ͤ͆F͖̩͚̬͚ͣ́ͬ̽U̝͓͐C̸̣̏̃͑͂̉̽̎K͚̍͂͗ͫ̀͒E̻̫̜̿̄ͧ̍R̜̣͎͕͉̜ͪ̀Ŷ͕͚ͭ͛̿̿ͥ.͖̳̂̉̆ ̰͙̝͓̲̂́͗͊ͅI̝̱͔̠͍̫͂͠T̻̻̽͌̆ͣͣ ̌͋͏̺B̛̥̯͈͕ͭͅE̢̫̮̻͔̟͐ͅG̳͉̦͎̙͎ͪ̉̉ͅI̥̩̤͎̭͚̞̎͗̚N͇̪̝̰̗̫̙̒S̞̝̃

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Not at all.

[Xantalos]

Oh, yo guise I just woke up, let me check what went down in my abseT͙͇̭̗ͦ͋H̛̯̬̹͐̒Ę̝̞ ̮͙̗̺̆ͫͫ̋̀ͤ͆F͖̩͚̬͚ͣ́ͬ̽U̝͓͐C̸̣̏̃͑͂̉̽̎K͚̍͂͗ͫ̀͒E̻̫̜̿̄ͧ̍R̜̣͎͕͉̜ͪ̀Ŷ͕͚ͭ͛̿̿ͥ.͖̳̂̉̆ ̰͙̝͓̲̂́͗͊ͅI̝̱͔̠͍̫͂͠T̻̻̽͌̆ͣͣ ̌͋͏̺B̛̥̯͈͕ͭͅE̢̫̮̻͔̟͐ͅG̳͉̦͎̙͎ͪ̉̉ͅI̥̩̤͎̭͚̞̎͗̚N͇̪̝̰̗̫̙̒S̞̝̃

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Not at all.

Yay!

[GreatWyrmGold]

So, we now have one sun, to produce the most light, and three crystals to produce much less light... interesting...

The crystals reproduce.
And no matter how bright the Sun is, seen from Pluto it's just another star. You need a bunch more to have lots of light.

You know, the three modifications are only behavioral changes...

Actually, making the treants sleepy and fuzzy-eyed sounds more like a metabolic and physiological change than a behavioral one. And if I wanted to nitpick, the others are really more neurobiological and/or psychological, since they change the beings' outlooks more than their behavior.

Virumlix observed the actions of these other gods, they seemed peaceful, unlike the monsters he had encountered before. He considered making a light source, but his power was in adequate. But who said it had to be a large light source, why not one just big enough? Who even said one, why not many? And so Virumlix channeled his powers, and started creating large, d20 like crystals.

...
That broke my immersion.
(It's "icosahedral".)

1 Act: Remove any traces of Trickster from the breath that corrupted the mortal races to prevent the vengeful gods from knowing his identity - in meta speak, disguise my acts so the other players don't auto-know it was me.

You know, if you keep this up, the Trickster will be blamed for damn near anything going wrong.
I'm willing to bet that people will eventually find out the Trickster did it. I mean, he's called the Trickster! You don't expect a god like that to be the God of Fertility, Rainbows, and Bunny Rabbits.

[Scotsmen]

And of course, the Trickster disguises his work so Wolf can't find him

Do you have a god in the game?

My app is a younger god, so he hasn't come in yet.

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

Sadly, the earliest you can expect that is in 12 hours. Internet has been acting up and ate the act I had earlier.

How's your internet now?

[10ebbor10]

Better, though I got distracted by trying to calculate the relative sizes of the giant seas, the planets, and their distance. Expect an observation on that soon.

Anyway, by word of GM the plane is 20 miles deep. Off course, the giant lakes don't go down to the bottom, so let's assume they stop at 25 km. Nice number, and rids of that archaic nonsense that seems to be preferred in some parts of the world.

Assuming the planets are terran in size, they have a volume of roughly 1.×10²¹ m³. Assuming again, that the lakes are a perfect cylinder, that gives us a radius on the scale of 10⁹ m.  So said lake would be about a million kilometer across.

Now, as our overgod has said that the planet can easily be seen reflected in the water below. This means that the sea, seen from the planet's pole, is still quite big. For 5 different scenarios.

a: The sea practically covers the entire sky (visual angle: 179.9 degrees) 17 000 km (Very approximate number)
b: The sea nearly covers the entire sky (visual angle: 160 degrees). 175 000 km. (Very approximate number. )
c: The sea covers a large part of the sky (visual angle 120 degrees) 575 000 km (Very approximate number)
d: The sea covers half the sky (visual angle 90 degrees) 1 000 000 km (Very approximate number)
e: The sea covers a small part of the sky (visual angle: 45 degrees)  2 400 000 km (Very approximate number)

Note: if the planets are larger, these calculations will be massively inaccurate.

Edit: Never mind. Internet is better, but now browsers are acting up and randomly crashing. Really should check this computer completely sometime. Action up soonish.

[10ebbor10]

Anyway, internet is acting up again, so I'll post the action now, and add the RP in sometime soon.

[Avis-Mergulus]

Those are pretty nice observations, but I have a correction: the seas are hemispherical, not cylindrical.

[10ebbor10]

Those are pretty nice observations, but I have a correction: the seas are hemispherical, not cylindrical.

Cylinders are easier to calculate.

Besides, they can't be hemispherical as their depth is locked at 36 something kilometer, unless you punched through the plane.

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

Those are pretty nice observations, but I have a correction: the seas are hemispherical, not cylindrical.

Cylinders are easier to calculate.

Besides, they can't be hemispherical as their depth is locked at 36 something kilometer, unless you punched through the plane.

32.1869 kilometers to be precise.

You know you did not have to spoiler your acts, right?  Or are you going to edit them into RP'd actions?

[10ebbor10]

That is the summary, I'll edit in the actual RP later, once I can convince my internet not to crash every 5 minutes. Shouldn't be long.

[Avis-Mergulus]

Those are pretty nice observations, but I have a correction: the seas are hemispherical, not cylindrical.

Cylinders are easier to calculate.

Pah. Same shit. Volume of hemisphere is 2/3πr³, and volume of cylinder is 2πr²h. Hemispheres are even easier, because only one variable.

Besides, them being perfectly cylindrical makes no sense.

[10ebbor10]

Point is, you can't have a perfect hemisphere, as the plane is only a good 32 km thick. Which would make for a rather disappointing sea and planet respectively.

[Avis-Mergulus]

Point is, you can't have a perfect hemisphere, as the plane is only a good 32 km thick. Which would make for a rather disappointing sea and planet respectively.

Let's say they're irregular bowl-shaped somethings with the same volume as the respective planet.