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All the time.

2 (13.3%)

Sometimes.

9 (60%)

Only when there's a new release.

2 (13.3%)

Never. ((get out))

2 (13.3%)

Total Members Voted: 13

[Akroma]

argh, the poll is exactly at 50%


moar votes plz

[kj1225]

*Looks disapprovingly at Akroma's void lore*

... Bullshit, Rag never had any of this in there and honestly I'm a bit sick of this plot and the fact void related characters are all like 'oh you can't fight the sultans you'll just die'. Okay, if we're just going to die then why are we fighting?

[Akroma]

point in case, none of you actually died. Also, I don't mind if you don't join the plot, in fact if you don't enjoy it, both of us would benefit if you just stayed out of it, instead of joining in and annoying both yourself and me

[kj1225]

It wouldn't be annoying if it didn't make sense.
Why can the sultans go into their antithesis without becoming it partially? Why do they get a free pass on the laws of the world that no one besides some very specific cases don't?

[Akroma]

I am sure that the testing the hot waters with your toe analogy does not quite cover the complex magic that is going on here. The problem right here is that Alucard just accepted what Walpurga said without any further question - as it basicaly reveals an important plot point that if it goes ignored, well, makes things a lot more difficult

[kj1225]

'complex magic'

[Akroma]

well, too bad then. With so many players I can't and won't give way to every complaint, especialy when the vast majority of them come from you. Nobody forces you to take part in these plots, but at least have the decency to just sit back then, and not comment on it the whole time. After a lot of players PMd me, or voiced their support on the thread for me to continue the plot, it's happening.

and yes, it is more complex than just dipping your toe into hot water

[Projeck37]

I preferred the void lore Pre-Akroma version. Simple, and full of eldritch horrors

[kj1225]

Elf is the type of person who should make a character who's spells all revolve around horrible fanfiction. Him or Emp.

[PrivateNomad]

See, Rag's lore I never understood.

[IamanElfCollaborator]

Elf is the type of person who should make a character who's spells all revolve around horrible fanfiction.

Since when? The one fanfic I write is apparently decent enough to get fanfics written about it.

[Empiricist]

I preferred the void lore Pre-Akroma version. Simple, and full of eldritch horrors

Not exactly simple, it started becoming pretty much impossible to work with once it started involving seemingly stable superpositions and seemed to rely too much on "it does it because it's eldritch" in my opinion.

[kj1225]

Elf is the type of person who should make a character who's spells all revolve around horrible fanfiction.

Since when? The one fanfic I write is apparently decent enough to get fanfics written about it.

Why is that a problem? Wouldn't it make you even more qualified then?

[PrivateNomad]

Rag's Lore: One guy rules over the entire void, and apparently he's nice. To me it doesn't make that much sense for the complete antithesis of creation, an embodiment of entropy and destruction, to be a nice guy. Did anyone challenge Void's rule? How did Void come into power? Why did void entities use the Collective Concious, a twilight realm, to take their forms in creation?

Akroma's Lore: Introduces a dozen archentities ruling over each domain, domains that were slowly created from the destruction of collected souls. These entities created several 'species' and individuals of void entities to do their bidding so that they may accomplish their one goal: Destroy this creation and collect even more souls so that they may rule over existence itself - and possibly even other existences.

Pretty obvious which lore is more interesting.

[smurfingtonthethird]

*sets up shitstorm barricades*