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[Andres]

That Puppeteer trait looks really OP to me. You could get an agent the with Puppeteer+5 (.001 * 6.4 = 0.0064E) and it would be able to control angels. That seems rather unfair.

What's the mutliplier for the Piety+1 trait? x1.5?

[Stirk]

That Puppeteer trait looks really OP to me. You could get an agent the with Puppeteer+5 (.001 * 6.4 = 0.0064E) and it would be able to control angels. That seems rather unfair.

*Eyeroll* He specifically said it pretty much doesn't work on important things. The unique trait makes anything practically immune.

[Demonic Spoon]

Demonic spoon should probably stop trying to make completely invincible things. Only encourages people to try and kill them~. I kinda wanna try doing it myself, and my god has no reason to try :/.

*shrugs* I enjoy doing it. Won't be too bothered if someone manages to kill them.

I didn't even give them the Power of Love to protect against ability theft though.

[Andres]

That Puppeteer trait looks really OP to me. You could get an agent the with Puppeteer+5 (.001 * 6.4 = 0.0064E) and it would be able to control angels. That seems rather unfair.

*Eyeroll* He specifically said it pretty much doesn't work on important things. The unique trait makes anything practically immune.

I can't find the post where KJP said that. All I can find is the trait description...

Puppeteer+1 <1.4>: Can often turn insignificant mortals into puppets
Puppeteer+2 <2.0>: Can often turn somewhat significant mortals and occasionally agents/minor divines into puppets
Puppeteer+3 <2.8>: Can often turn significant mortals and sometimes agents/minor divines into puppets

...which states that minor divines (angels) can be made puppets.

[~Neri]

Unless they don't care about breaking the world.

But then there's the problem, we'll know. Since having a chunk of the world start breaking, attracts all sorts of attention.

You'll know that the world broke and you lost all your worshipers.

So you're going to destroy the world to get your hands on something? Yeah, good luck surviving the wrath of the gods you just killed the followers of.
If you mean Si would lose her followers, then you're wrong. Si would lose no followers, as she made them in the Unpolluted Lands.

Question: Which afterlife (of the ones in this RP) do you think is the best?

The eternal forest ofc. 

Morthan's afterlife is pretty cool though.

Or do you mean best for the worshippers?

Well, more on what you think of it. If it's best for the worshiper, then you can just put them in eternal bliss, and that's boring.

Iiii don't think there are polluted lands? Not sure how unpolluted lands really defines anywhere.

As for godly wraith, I doubt that a deity who does that is gonna do it publicly. However you're basically setting up a doomsday bomb for anybody who thinks they can get away with it.

[Demonic Spoon]

That Puppeteer trait looks really OP to me. You could get an agent the with Puppeteer+5 (.001 * 6.4 = 0.0064E) and it would be able to control angels. That seems rather unfair.

*Eyeroll* He specifically said it pretty much doesn't work on important things. The unique trait makes anything practically immune.

I can't find the post where KJP said that. All I can find is the trait description...

Puppeteer+1 <1.4>: Can often turn insignificant mortals into puppets
Puppeteer+2 <2.0>: Can often turn somewhat significant mortals and occasionally agents/minor divines into puppets
Puppeteer+3 <2.8>: Can often turn significant mortals and sometimes agents/minor divines into puppets

...which states that minor divines (angels) can be made puppets.

Actually, minor divines are any creature with the divine trait slapped on. Angels are a step up, since they're also unique, and loyalty may also play a role.

TheBiggerFish:
Anti-Puppeteer: Mostly significance? Unless you'd like a trait to make it explicit and somewhat less fuzzy

For ultimate security, you could add [soulless] to your angels as well.

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ShadowDragon:
Invulnerable Mind: Perhaps [Soulless]? Traits tend to expand a bit beyond their original functions (the most recent example of which is seveeral questions spaced over several days on whether [Undetectable] overlaps with [Stealth])

[Happy Demon]

Unless they don't care about breaking the world.

But then there's the problem, we'll know. Since having a chunk of the world start breaking, attracts all sorts of attention.

You'll know that the world broke and you lost all your worshipers.

So you're going to destroy the world to get your hands on something? Yeah, good luck surviving the wrath of the gods you just killed the followers of.
If you mean Si would lose her followers, then you're wrong. Si would lose no followers, as she made them in the Unpolluted Lands.

Question: Which afterlife (of the ones in this RP) do you think is the best?

The eternal forest ofc. 

Morthan's afterlife is pretty cool though.

Or do you mean best for the worshippers?

Well, more on what you think of it. If it's best for the worshiper, then you can just put them in eternal bliss, and that's boring.

Iiii don't think there are polluted lands? Not sure how unpolluted lands really defines anywhere.

As for godly wraith, I doubt that a deity who does that is gonna do it publicly. However you're basically setting up a doomsday bomb for anybody who thinks they can get away with it.

Not really, the energy needed to destroy the pillar is more than needed to destroy the land. I pretty much said that.
As for Unpolluted Lands, that's everywhere that isn't the K'ruppt Land. Which is pretty much everywhere.

If someone were to destroy the world, it'd be easier to just blow it up or drill a massive hole in it.

Edit: The Unpolluted Lands is pretty much everywhere, there's only 1 K'ruppt Land.

[~Neri]

I have a feeling that that pillar is gonna be ridiculously expensive.

[Happy Demon]

I have a feeling that that pillar is gonna be ridiculously expensive.

Eh, from the pricecheck, it'll only be expensive if I put a god in there.
Though I could just ask the other gods for help, making a deal with them to seal away The Mc Guffin of Doom.

[~Neri]

I mean, it would be ridiculous to make. In the first place. You are afterall, trying to make a pillar as dense as a planet.

[Happy Demon]

I mean, it would be ridiculous to make. In the first place. You are afterall, trying to make a pillar as dense as a planet.

Does skyscrapers damage the earth's crust?
Does cities of skyscrapers damage the earth's crust?

You'd be surprised how sturdy a planet is.

[Demonic Spoon]

Tenat shall make a small change to the targeting and have references to Lawgivers and Phylacteries save for their creation be replaced with references to Cebrains and (possibly) Gospels.

I'm not sure what this means, or is referring to? Clarification please?

Realized that [existing souls] trait does not make sense if added to a [soulless] creation, so dropped that trait from the phylacteries.

[Stirk]

That Puppeteer trait looks really OP to me. You could get an agent the with Puppeteer+5 (.001 * 6.4 = 0.0064E) and it would be able to control angels. That seems rather unfair.

*Eyeroll* He specifically said it pretty much doesn't work on impo
rtant things. The unique trait makes anything practically immune.

I can't find the post where KJP said that. All I can find is the trait description...

Puppeteer+1 <1.4>: Can often turn insignificant mortals into puppets
Puppeteer+2 <2.0>: Can often turn somewhat significant mortals and occasionally agents/minor divines into puppets
Puppeteer+3 <2.8>: Can often turn significant mortals and sometimes agents/minor divines into puppets

...which states that minor divines (angels) can be made puppets.

I am on my phone now. Just look at everything he said about it in the last few pages, especially resisting it.

[Happy Demon]

I wonder what title Si would get, based on her actions.

God of Laziness? (she does very little)
God of Broken Dreams? (she's such a downer)
God of Failure? (because nothing she makes is right)

[~Neri]

I mean, it would be ridiculous to make. In the first place. You are afterall, trying to make a pillar as dense as a planet.

Does skyscrapers damage the earth's crust?
Does cities of skyscrapers damage the earth's crust?

You'd be surprised how sturdy a planet is.

No, what I mean, is you are trying to make a physical pillar as dense as a planet. That's an obscene density and is pretty much certainly gonna cost a lot to make. It's functionally artifact invulnerability across a skyscraper sized object.

I wonder what title Si would get, based on her actions.

God of Laziness? (she does very little)
God of Broken Dreams? (she's such a downer)
God of Failure? (because nothing she makes is right)

There are lazier gods.