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[Rolepgeek]

"Gaius....Thyerus....Sharbelle..."

[Detoxicated]

"Creo, Bal, Destro would be my suggestions for names, though I like the sound of Gaius"

[Happy Demon]

Skolld looks around, and then notices the wolves.
"These creatures seem to not have anything binding them. No morality, no civilization, no... sapience. This needs to be rectified, they need a binding.
Maybe I should make them guardians of nature? There's no other creatures here to do that, and the binding comes with some perks."

Take a group of wolves, and bind their bodies to the elements, making them feel the pain of environmental damage on their bodies.
But the elements are also bound to them, so they can bend it to their will, making them capable of using elemental powers.
This curse shall be bound to their bones, and be hereditary.

((Basically, make fire wolves and such.))

[DreamerGhost]

The books within the library are those of history. Inventions would be mentioned, but not with enough detail to replicate them. Furthermore, the Library does not work with anything as ambiguous as "invention", one needs to know what they are looking for to find it within the library.

[Detoxicated]

"Well, I am sure we should add a part to the library to add descriptive pieces on inventions, so even if much is lost due to conflict, some cultural goods can still be replicated by the survivors who find the library."

[FArgHalfnr]

"Well, I am sure we should add a part to the library to add descriptive pieces on inventions, so even if much is lost due to conflict, some cultural goods can still be replicated by the survivors who find the library."

If we add such a part to the library, it would need to be restricted to only show the inventions of the visitor's nation. Otherwise we run into the trouble of seeing this library used to steal technology, which in return might push some of us to destroy it. I do not wish to see it's destruction, as such a tool can be quite useful for many reasons.

And also, I support your naming proposition for the planets.

[DreamerGhost]

I'd rather we didin't. It comes too close to simply giving them the knowlege. What point there is to partake in experimentation, if other races can do it for you? Fruits of work are for the worker to chose to share.

[~Neri]

"Gaius....Thyerus....Sharbelle..."

"I like the first two but not the last."

[Detoxicated]

"Well, I am sure we should add a part to the library to add descriptive pieces on inventions, so even if much is lost due to conflict, some cultural goods can still be replicated by the survivors who find the library."

If we add such a part to the library, it would need to be restricted to only show the inventions of the visitor's nation. Otherwise we run into the trouble of seeing this library used to steal technology, which in return might push some of us to destroy it. I do not wish to see it's destruction, as such a tool can be quite useful for many reasons.

And also, I support your naming proposition for the planets.

Maybe it should be a hidden vault of sorts, only accessible to a few selected people."

[DreamerGhost]

If I wanted to waste essense for absolutely no effect whatsoever I would simply give it to you. Library would change to accommodate the times, but for now the inventions are of incredible importance for mortal races, as the advantages they grant are immense. For now, the Library will serve for mortal races to gain knowledge of each other and themselves. It shall be there as a permanent remainder of what has been and what happened to the ancestors of mortal races.

[FArgHalfnr]

Lithus creates sandcotton. It is similar to cotton, but suited to survive in the desert landscape. Black, pointy, sturdy and sharp leaves grow near the cotton to absorb as much sunlight as possible. The leaves are strong enough to be used as a cutting tool, but are inferior to most metals. Their light weight makes them suitable to be used as arrowhead. The sandcotton is spread only in Maag territory.

Here, my children. I will let you discover uses for this new plant yourselves. I believe in you.

[Dutrius]

Moi'aaty considers the Ironwood forests that he had raised, observing the rust coloured bark on older trees and the silvery grey of new growth.

Yes. This shall do nicely.

Moi'aaty creates a new race of mortals, the Loi'naaryt

Spoiler: Loi'naaryt (click to show/hide)

These are the six legged tauric race I price checked earlier. They mostly live in the Ironwood forests, up in the trees. In addition to their tauric lower bodies, they have a humanoid upper body with the heads and skin/scales/fur/feathers of many of the native wildlife.

Despite males outnumbering females three to one, the Loi'naaryt societies are female dominated, with well defined yet flexible hierarchies. Their relationships with the surrounding forests is relatively druidistic, with foraging parties sent to gather edible plants and hunt game using broken Ironwood branches, with the priests tending to the forest itself.

Create 6E worth of Loi'naaryt, spread across all three world fragments.

Arise Loi'naaryt, my children born of my own Essence and Crux. Arise and tend to the Ironwoods that are your homes and cradles. Be aware that there are other gods besides me, and other mortal races besides yourselves. How they will react to your existence has yet to be seen.

[Andres]

"We should name the three planets. Any suggestions?"

"Bal, Therus, and Dova for the planet fragments. Kyolin for the sun."

[Rolepgeek]

"The sun needs no name...there is only one, and thus no need to differentiate it from others of it's ilk...of the world-shards there are three, and to distinguish between them more easily in communication, names are necessary...as we all have different ideas, but some are similar and some are supported...what about Gaius, Thyerus, and Bal...?"

[~Neri]

"The sun needs no name...there is only one, and thus no need to differentiate it from others of it's ilk...of the world-shards there are three, and to distinguish between them more easily in communication, names are necessary...as we all have different ideas, but some are similar and some are supported...what about Gaius, Thyerus, and Bal...?"

"I'll second this."