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[FallacyofUrist]

One magic system not relevant to my character: G1YPH-L1N35(from not 1337: Glyph-Lines):
The magic system known as G1YPH-L1N35 works via Nodes and Links.
A Node is a built-in program in the OS that has been created at the dawn of time. A Node, once manifested by making a metal sphere with the desired Node Glyphs inscribed on it, triggers one specific function(creating a variable, running a Basic(burn, shock, move, summon), and/or/not/if clauses, the basics, all in all.) Once a Node is triggered, any Lines drawn to the Node will trigger and fire off a pulse along the linked Line to any other Nodes linked. As you might imagine, this is effectively a magic programming language that can be used to do most things the other magic systems can do, but with an increased complexity and metal cost. Notably, there is no "gift" other than intelligence that is required for use of G1YPH-L1N35.

[TheBiggerFish]

Ahem.  I believe technomancy is exactly that.
Oh wait, no magic at all.
*shrug*
Considering that you could, in fact, probably build something to do that anyway with the right theory of magic, eh, still think it's a bit redundant.
Iunno.
Feel free, but I do feel like it's close enough to be virtually indistinguishable.

[Happy Demon]

Wait, I just realized something.

E'lement K'ruppt is basically the Plasmids from Bioshock.

[TheBiggerFish]

Wait, I just realized something.

E'lement K'ruppt is basically the Plasmids from Bioshock.

It is also incredibly favorable to Crystallum.
I mean seriously.
It's like, they're replacing themself with themself, with earth.
And they LIVE in caves.


Heck, the Star People would get, like, free fire too.

[Happy Demon]

Wait, I just realized something.

E'lement K'ruppt is basically the Plasmids from Bioshock.

It is also incredibly favorable to Crystallum.
I mean seriously.
It's like, they're replacing themself with themself, with earth.
And they LIVE in caves.


Heck, the Star People would get, like, free fire too.

It's more of a downgrade, as they're replacing themselves with a lesser compound.
Basically, the Crystallum would be replacing crystal with rock (not rock crystals, just rock).
And the Star People would be replacing their star fire with fire.

Rock crystal and star fire is very high-end elemental materials. So they'll have to focus real hard and intricately to achieve the same quality E'lement K'ruppt.
And they'll have to prevent the spread from reducing it to a lesser material, having to upgrade the material constantly.
Sure, they'd be powerful, but it'd take a lot of concentration and effort for such high-end elementals to utilize it.

Edit: Going to bed, have a terrifying feline hunter.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

[FArgHalfnr]

Can't I change my vote for the planets? There's no way 2 planet will win. I wanted to vote for thee but I don't expect that to be accepted because that would make an unbreakable tie...


I wish I asked earlier.

[FallacyofUrist]

Ahem.  I believe technomancy is exactly that.
Oh wait, no magic at all.
*shrug*
Considering that you could, in fact, probably build something to do that anyway with the right theory of magic, eh, still think it's a bit redundant.
Iunno.
Feel free, but I do feel like it's close enough to be virtually indistinguishable.

Technomancy is a programming language? No, I think not.

[gman8181]

Plot Twist

The Null equivalent of last game in this game are the surviving gods from last game!

[Stirk]

Plot Twist

The Null equivalent of last game in this game are the surviving gods from last game!

...You mean this game?

[gman8181]

I think I spoke appropriately.

Last game we had the Null. The equivalent of the Null from last game could be Grauel, Fusil, etc in this game. Instead of the Null, we come into contact with the gods from last game.

Edit:

I guess I could rephrase it,

"The Null equivalent in this game are the gods from last game"

That's a lot simpler sounding.

[Stirk]

I think I spoke appropriately.

Last game we had the Null. The equivalent of the Null from last game could be Grauel, Fusil, etc in this game. Instead of the Null, we come into contact with the gods from last game.

Edit:

I guess I could rephrase it,

"The Null equivalent in this game are the gods from last game"

That's a lot simpler sounding.

Fusil was technically dead the last tick, so he isn't a surviving god  .

....Wouldn't that mean the other Null exist too?

[hector13]

Waaaaait a second. I don't want Fortuna raining on my damn parade

There were other gods worse than that, yeah, but for my own character to do it? Sadness

PPE: I would've thought you'd have a contingency in place for that though, Stirk. You weren't exactly fighting for Fusil to get out the sun

[Kilojoule Proton]

FArgHalfnr: Sure. In that case, I will resort to flipping a coin and hopefully pick the side with fewer angry people.

The coin (aka random.randint(0,1)) speaks! There should be.....3 planets?

Also, the burning god and futility referred not to Fusil but some random god in some random book requested

[FallacyofUrist]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

One magic system not relevant to my character: G1YPH-L1N35(from not 1337: Glyph-Lines):
The magic system known as G1YPH-L1N35 works via Nodes and Links.
A Node is a built-in program in the OS that has been created at the dawn of time. A Node, once manifested by making a metal sphere with the desired Node Glyphs inscribed on it, triggers one specific function(creating a variable, running a Basic(burn, shock, move, summon), and/or/not/if clauses, the basics, all in all.) Once a Node is triggered, any Lines drawn to the Node will trigger and fire off a pulse along the linked Line to any other Nodes linked. As you might imagine, this is effectively a magic programming language that can be used to do most things the other magic systems can do, but with an increased complexity and metal cost. Notably, there is no "gift" other than intelligence that is required for use of G1YPH-L1N35.

Missed this?

[hector13]

Ah well, that puts a damper on that.

Good and bad. It would've been cool