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Total Members Voted: 25

[Stirk]

I once got a prayer from a Maag who's love was bound to a mountain spring.

I'm surprised he had any reason to ever visit a mountain spring to meet her actually...

Super-hot hotsprings are popular with the Maag, who often look for them in scenic mountains. Obviously, I didn't just write this right now.

[DreamerGhost]

The maps look awesome but I'd preffer for them to have some uninhabited space and not be joined around Y axis. I just don't see there being enough people to lay claim to all of the land. We have deserts and magma to one side with arctic permafrost on another, making any non-specialized races mostly incapable of populating those teritories. 

[Andres]

Well, these are continents. They'd have to be pretty big rivers to be visible.

Just remember that due to being a toroid world, each of the fragments would be really thin on one axis and really long on another. Moreover, each fragment would represent 1/3 the size of Earth, meaning that some rivers you might not see on an Earth map you might see on a Fragment map.

[Rolepgeek]

No, they ended up spinning, DreamerGhost. They're mostly evenly cooked. The outer part of the central arc and the inner part of the tips will be warmer and vice versa, probably, due to the way they'd be rotating, I believe, but still mostly even.

[DreamerGhost]

No, they ended up spinning, DreamerGhost. They're mostly evenly cooked. The outer part of the central arc and the inner part of the tips will be warmer and vice versa, probably, due to the way they'd be rotating, I believe, but still mostly even.

This should not work at all due to so many reasons. But then again, our sun is a rod.

[IcyTea31]

IIRC someone called the plan the Mindfuck Torus. It works, just go with it.

[FArgHalfnr]

$$$

Pricecheck on a moon with a very thick atmosphere. Think of a gas giant but moon sized and with a solid core.

Pricecheck on the same thing if the entirety of the surface is covered by deep oceans, making the solid core much smaller.

and finally, Pricecheck on those two things if it is the same size as the chitin moon instead of the regular moon (It's smaller IIRC)

IIRC someone called the plan the Mindfuck Torus. It works, just go with it.

I believe that was before the whole thing tore itself apart. I wonder if it still works like that on the fragments.

[Jbg97]

$$$

Pricecheck on a moon with a very thick atmosphere. Think of a gas giant but moon sized and with a solid core.

Oi, you better be rebuilding Utther's lawn, or else you're just stealing his vacant lot.

[Rolepgeek]

Does Utther ever consider the fact that A. he's trying to ruin everyone else's lawn, so really they're just striking preemptively

And B. that he wouldn't have a lawn if nothing existed?

[Jbg97]

Does Utther ever consider the fact that A. he's trying to ruin everyone else's lawn, so really they're just striking preemptively

And B. that he wouldn't have a lawn if nothing existed?

Not really, he's generally too filled with all consuming rage nowadays to think of that.

[FArgHalfnr]

$$$

Pricecheck on a moon with a very thick atmosphere. Think of a gas giant but moon sized and with a solid core.

Oi, you better be rebuilding Utther's lawn, or else you're just stealing his vacant lot.

Pfft. There's plenty of space in... well space (hence the name), for everyone's moon. Besides, I doubt Li/uthus would be in the mood for that. He'd probably be more likely to use his mass destruction thingy on Utther if he were to bring it up.

[FallacyofUrist]

I'm wondering why nobody has made an extra moon or planet to live on aside from the few made at the beginning of creation.

[micelus]

The moon I wanted was horribly expensive >_>

[Stirk]

I'm wondering why nobody has made an extra moon or planet to live on aside from the few made at the beginning of creation.

Post-creation planetary bodies cost lots and lots more. Don't have untold millions of years to work with, after all.

[Andres]

Considering that the mass already exists, though, taking all the planet stuff and making a proper planet cost the same as making a planet from scratch during Creation? Instead of having more time to work with, you have mass to work with.