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[Lord_lemonpie]

Melyssa creates "Painpointing magic" and grants it to her most loyal followers and the Archfiends.

Ask the magical woman if the ghosts speak to her, or if she's only able to see them. Ic they speak to her, ask what they say.

Melyssa listens to prayers.

Spoiler: Painpoint Magic (click to show/hide)

Possessing painpoint magic allows people to locate someone nearby by feeling their pain. The more pain someone feels, the easier they are to locate. Someone with a lot of magical affinity can sense smaller amounts of pain from a greater distance than someone who has no affinity at all. The minimum is 100 meters.

"I propose that we punish the leaders of the mermen by torturing them. I also propose that we establish a link between the soldiers who helped with the invasion and the mermen leaders, so that they can feel the torture without actually getting hurt.

[Vgray]

"No one will do anything until we talk to them."

[Stirk]

Melyssa creates "Painpointing magic" and grants it to her most loyal followers and the Archfiends.

Ask the magical woman if the ghosts speak to her, or if she's only able to see them. Ic they speak to her, ask what they say.

Melyssa listens to prayers.

Spoiler: Painpoint Magic (click to show/hide)

Possessing painpoint magic allows people to locate someone nearby by feeling their pain. The more pain someone feels, the easier they are to locate. Someone with a lot of magical affinity can sense smaller amounts of pain from a greater distance than someone who has no affinity at all. The minimum is 100 meters.

"I propose that we punish the leaders of the mermen by torturing them. I also propose that we establish a link between the soldiers who helped with the invasion and the mermen leaders, so that they can feel the torture without actually getting hurt.

"That sounds more like a spell then an entire class of magic....

And Oppose, Oppose. Can someone tell me why I haven't cut her down yet? Why, exactly, have I let her live this long?"

[Lord_lemonpie]

Melyssa creates "Painpointing magic" and grants it to her most loyal followers and the Archfiends.

Ask the magical woman if the ghosts speak to her, or if she's only able to see them. Ic they speak to her, ask what they say.

Melyssa listens to prayers.

Spoiler: Painpoint Magic (click to show/hide)

Possessing painpoint magic allows people to locate someone nearby by feeling their pain. The more pain someone feels, the easier they are to locate. Someone with a lot of magical affinity can sense smaller amounts of pain from a greater distance than someone who has no affinity at all. The minimum is 100 meters.

"I propose that we punish the leaders of the mermen by torturing them. I also propose that we establish a link between the soldiers who helped with the invasion and the mermen leaders, so that they can feel the torture without actually getting hurt.

"That sounds more like a spell then an entire class of magic....

"You're right."
Make it a spell instead of a magic class.

Can someone tell me why I haven't cut her down yet? Why, exactly, have I let her live this long?"

"Multiple gods have suggested killing all of them, not considering the civilian casualities that will definitely occur when they do what they suggested, and you don't really seem to care. But when I suggest punishing the guilty ones, not even killing them, you lose your mind. It seems quite illogical to me."

[DreamerGhost]

The reason, at least form me, is that Flagelants have kept enough to themselves that other races did not raze their cities. Seems proof enough that Melyssa, while prefering torture as punishment, does not promote spreading it to those unwanting and undeserving.

[Quartz_Mace]

Melyssa creates "Painpointing magic" and grants it to her most loyal followers and the Archfiends.

Ask the magical woman if the ghosts speak to her, or if she's only able to see them. Ic they speak to her, ask what they say.

Melyssa listens to prayers.

Spoiler: Painpoint Magic (click to show/hide)

Possessing painpoint magic allows people to locate someone nearby by feeling their pain. The more pain someone feels, the easier they are to locate. Someone with a lot of magical affinity can sense smaller amounts of pain from a greater distance than someone who has no affinity at all. The minimum is 100 meters.

"I propose that we punish the leaders of the mermen by torturing them. I also propose that we establish a link between the soldiers who helped with the invasion and the mermen leaders, so that they can feel the torture without actually getting hurt.

"That sounds more like a spell then an entire class of magic....

"You're right."
Make it a spell instead of a magic class.

Can someone tell me why I haven't cut her down yet? Why, exactly, have I let her live this long?"

"Multiple gods have suggested killing all of them, not considering the civilian casualities that will definitely occur when they do what they suggested, and you don't really seem to care. But when I suggest punishing the guilty ones, not even killing them, you lose your mind. It seems quite illogical to me."

"I'm going to do what it takes to protect my own. I will not unnecessarily take the lives of the soldiers, but I'm not going to listen to your nonsense."

[LuckyKobold]

"Why don't we all just ignore the world and stop feeding it divine magic for a few ticks and then we'll come back and reward the mortals that remained faithful?"

[Quartz_Mace]

"Why don't we all just ignore the world and stop feeding it divine magic for a few ticks and then we'll come back and reward the mortals that remained faithful?"

"Hsssssss!

And condemn my already faithful followers? Not today."

[LuckyKobold]

"No No, I meant that the Council and individual gods held back on the Miracles and Divine Intervention. If we don't stop how will Mortals learn to fend for themselves?"

[Stirk]

"Multiple gods have suggested killing all of them, not considering the civilian casualities that will definitely occur when they do what they suggested, and you don't really seem to care. But when I suggest punishing the guilty ones, not even killing them, you lose your mind. It seems quite illogical to me."

"Killing is one thing, torturing is another. Why do you seem to believe that torture stands above a swift death? At least they are reincarnated without harm once killed, torturing is much less ethical. Again, it is like watching someone beat a rat infestation. Everyone else is suggesting traps and gas, while you are pulling the rats out from their holes and torturing them for some reason."

The reason, at least form me, is that Flagelants have kept enough to themselves that other races did not raze their cities. Seems proof enough that Melyssa, while prefering torture as punishment, does not promote spreading it to those unwanting and undeserving.

"I suppose you are right. But she has been branching out steadily into other races, a disturbing development. Somethings are easier to put down before they start..."

"Why don't we all just ignore the world and stop feeding it divine magic for a few ticks and then we'll come back and reward the mortals that remained faithful?"

"...Why? I don't see any gain from that."

[Andres]

"No No, I meant that the Council and individual gods held back on the Miracles and Divine Intervention. If we don't stop how will Mortals learn to fend for themselves?"

"This isn't wise considering that many races lack enhanced common sense."
I'm pretty sure I did this already but I give all races I created enhanced common sense. All races I create from now on will have enhanced common sense by default.

[Cryxis, Prince of Doom]

I use 3E to propagate both races, making very sure that the guardians stay 1/5 the population of the Sewa.

[Vgray]

Give Gem Dragons and Mountwyrms enhanced common sense.

"While I agree with the kitchen god in principle, we are already somewhat detached from mortal affairs. Their perspective of time is different to ours."

[Stirk]

Give Gem Dragons and Mountwyrms enhanced common sense.

"While I agree with the kitchen god in principle, we are already somewhat detached from mortal affairs. Their perspective of time is different to ours."

"I do not. Why must they learn to fend for themselves? A god is meant to serve his people. We will always be there for them. Leaving would simply be foolish. Even the idiots who do believe that must at least care about their essence gain..."

[Andres]

Oppose 97.00: Have a celebration for the 100th tick
"In light of recent events, a celebration seems inappropriate."

"While I agree with the kitchen god in principle, we are already somewhat detached from mortal affairs. Their perspective of time is different to ours."

(Our 98 days vs their ~1400-1500 years, right?)