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[Stirk]

Malakath can beat Fusil in a fight.

Doubt it. Fusil has Tykki to protect him, and has no reason to directly fight Malakath without her.

[Andres]

I'm not saying she can beat her in a war, just that in a one-on-one death battle, Malakath would win.

[Stirk]

I'm not saying she can beat her in a war, just that in a one-on-one death battle, Malakath would win.

Fusil owns swords that can hit past the DBP's protection. Malakath, presumably, doesn't. Fusil wins. Besides, why would he do that?

[Andres]

Why would Goku fight Superman? He wouldn't, yet we still talk about who would win (Superman). Actually, who would win in a fight do you think? Beerus, god of Destruction from DBZ: Battle of Gods or Kujin, god of Martial Arts and Self-Defence, assuming that Kujin didn't have access to Essence?

[Stirk]

Why would Goku fight Superman? He wouldn't, yet we still talk about who would win (Superman). Actually, who would win in a fight do you think? Beerus, god of Destruction from DBZ: Battle of Gods or Kujin, god of Martial Arts and Self-Defence, assuming that Kujin didn't have access to Essence?

Never seen it, but considering Kujin was around for two ticks, probably whoever Beerus is . Besides, wouldn't Goku win? I seem to remember Superman being killed by Dark something or other, while Goku punches planets in half.

[Andres]

You don't watch Death Battle, do you? Goku would get curb-stomped even at SS4.

[Cptn Kaladin Anrizlokum]

I'm creating a new angel, Julian. And I decided to post him in the OOC thread, because I thought he was interesting and wanted to get other people's opinions.
Also to help promote openness among the gods, because it's kind of annoying to have everything hidden all the time for no real reason.

Spoiler: Julain (click to show/hide)

An angel that appears as a kind, softspoken human boy (appears as same age as Atropos. If Atropos looks old, he looks old.) when he is within anywhere considered a "home" to a person. It could be a cave, a town, a group of wagons, etc. When he is outside of a "home" then he turns into a skeleton and if you look into his eyes, which appear as blue flames when he is like this, you die.

In his skeletal form he wears a black robe and carries a lantern which contains the ever burning souls of people lost in the catacombs, and who tried to kill him. The lantern allows him to create pillars of fire around anyone who attacks him, turning them to dust and trapping them in the lantern.

When he is not skeletal, he carries an interesting wooden staff, able to call fire on command.
I also infused Julian's staff with death magic so it acts like a beehive for the dead. He can command the spirits that live within to do simple things like blowing out torches, opening windows and doors, moving papers around, and other ghostly stuff.

He can also look into the past to any moment where someone died, and in his spare time he paint the scenes of deaths (to go in the catacombs). He can pull the person who is dying out of the past and bring them to life inside the painting. From there, they can be revived as a full person for a small essence price.

I also hooked up my catacombs to the worlds so people are able to travel through them if they know the proper words. They can travel from any tomb/graveyard to any other burial place.

[Kilojoule Proton]

Guide to Golemkind: Quite interesting with the named notable figures. It could use a bit more input about other races in case they interact significantly.
Andres: 1 warning for flamebaiting
Malakath vs. Fusil: Both of you made some highly testy assumptions, there.

$$$Response
Avatar switch, no significant effect: 0E
Race with (exclusively) forward time-travel recovery: 12E base
Race gaining strength near deaths of sapients, faster if murdered: 8E base

[Cptn Kaladin Anrizlokum]

$$$
A race with both foward time-travel recovery and gaining strength near deaths! Because I need to spend my essence more!

[Andres]

Spoiler: Julain (click to show/hide)

An angel that appears as a kind, softspoken human boy (appears as same age as Atropos. If Atropos looks old, he looks old.) when he is within anywhere considered a "home" to a person. It could be a cave, a town, a group of wagons, etc. When he is outside of a "home" then he turns into a skeleton and if you look into his eyes, which appear as blue flames when he is like this, you die.

In his skeletal form he wears a black robe and carries a lantern which contains the ever burning souls of people lost in the catacombs, and who tried to kill him. The lantern allows him to create pillars of fire around anyone who attacks him, turning them to dust and trapping them in the lantern.

When he is not skeletal, he carries an interesting wooden staff, able to call fire on command.
I also infused Julian's staff with death magic so it acts like a beehive for the dead. He can command the spirits that live within to do simple things like blowing out torches, opening windows and doors, moving papers around, and other ghostly stuff.

He can also look into the past to any moment where someone died, and in his spare time he paint the scenes of deaths (to go in the catacombs). He can pull the person who is dying out of the past and bring them to life inside the painting. From there, they can be revived as a full person for a small essence price.

Why does he appear as a Human? Humans aren't special. They're not even the most populous race what with all the genocides and plagues and such.

Andres: 1 warning for flamebaiting

That was my attempt of moving the conversation on from "seppo is 100% used Australian slang". Since neither of us had anything better to do, a nice playground debate about which of our gods could win in a fight would do. Looking back, I should've thought of something else to talk about.

[Stirk]

Why does he appear as a Human? Humans aren't special. They're not even the most populous race what with all the genocides and plagues and such.

Because the writer is human? It just doesn't have the same effect when it is an elf or something. Out of the most populous, I don't think any would have the same effect (Skeletal Mermaid walking the lands? Armu skeleton tentacles would be fearsome for a different reason, I suppose. I don't even remember who the others where.)

[gman8181]

No messing with the past

[Cptn Kaladin Anrizlokum]

No messing with the past

If I only mess with people who are permadead at the time I visit them, does it really change anything?

Plus, time gets messed with like every second tick!

[Stirk]

No messing with the past

If I only mess with people who are permadead at the time I visit them, does it really change anything?

Plus, time gets messed with like every second tick!

Well, if someone would actually put some elbow grease into killing the lich...

Anyway, what if someone claims the entire planet as their home? Or country? Or state? Considering we do have limited space travel, it isn't completely unlikely that someone would identify by planet/moon.

[Cptn Kaladin Anrizlokum]

Anyway, what if someone claims the entire planet as their home? Or country? Or state? Considering we do have limited space travel, it isn't completely unlikely that someone would identify by planet/moon.

Nothing larger than a city could reasonably count as a home, because it requires people to be nearby for it to count.
An abandoned house could be considered someone's home, but if they don't actually live there eventually it stops turning him human. Does that make sense?