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[tntey]

I say for now we all work together making medium or small planets.

[hector13]

"Oh, but we need a star too...or something else. Ah yes, an idea! Instead of a great luminous star, we could use a swarm of angelic light spirits!"[/font]

I prefer the idea of a molten rock rocketing through nothingness. The concept has a certain beauty to it, don't you feel?

From one of Sadiq's many masques, a chortle escaped. "Ah friend, how I wish I could believe you. Hah, let's give it a few eons to know each other and then perhaps there might be more lasting partnerships."

Veles adopts a pained expression, placing his open palm on his chest.

You wound me, my love. Am I not good enough for you, is that it? Pah! I didn't like you anyway...

[Ama]

"WHY DONT WE JUST CREATE A GIANT PLANET THAT RADIATES JUST ENOUGH HEAT FOR LIFE BECAUSE MAGIC"

[Stirk]

"I guess we should build a planet. Maybe a full solar system with a planet for each of us? That way we won't fight each-other."

"What are you, yellow? We don't need a planet each. Ones good enough. One good one beats a hundred bad ones, as we all know."

(Also, PURPLE IS MINE KEVAK! STEAL IT AND BE WHACKED!)

[Andres]

"To return to a more practical issue, it seems more reasonable for there to be either one massive star, or for the planet to be the center."

"I'd prefer a single ordinary star, something that's easy to understand and makes sense from a scientific point of view. It doesn't need to be particularly big and making it bigger will cost more."

"I guess we should build a planet. Maybe a full solar system with a planet for each of us? That way we won't fight each-other."

"What are you, yellow? We don't need a planet each. Ones good enough. One good one beats a hundred bad ones, as we all know."

"Instead of a hundred bad ones, why not about twenty ok ones? We can make them better by creating things on them."

[tntey]

"I guess we should build a planet. Maybe a full solar system with a planet for each of us? That way we won't fight each-other."

"What are you, yellow? We don't need a planet each. Ones good enough. One good one beats a hundred bad ones, as we all know."

(Also, PURPLE IS MINE KEVAK! STEAL IT AND BE WHACKED!)

That is very true. So, all in favor of all of us working together to create one huge planet to say aye.

[Dutrius]

Hmm. Alright then. I propose we have a central star with a planet orbiting it. Now the question is, should it be a singular star, or should we have a binary system?

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[~Neri]

"All the easier to lure prey. Sadiq." Meow says from one of its many mouths.

"I propose a Binary Star System with Three Planets orbiting each star. Said planets are of undetermined structure and format to be decided later. These planets being linked by portals, preventing isolation. However it would allow incompatible biospheres to coexist. The system would have two asteroid belts. One for each star, as well as a Comet Belt far far away in the depths of space. Perhaps a dwarf planet could be hidden there, for those races less tolerant of the light."

"I guess we should build a planet. Maybe a full solar system with a planet for each of us? That way we won't fight each-other."

"What are you, yellow? We don't need a planet each. Ones good enough. One good one beats a hundred bad ones, as we all know."

(Also, PURPLE IS MINE KEVAK! STEAL IT AND BE WHACKED!)

((I didn't take purple. I took Purple Glow Purple.))

[micelus]

"Oh, but we need a star too...or something else. Ah yes, an idea! Instead of a great luminous star, we could use a swarm of angelic light spirits!"[/font]

I prefer the idea of a molten rock rocketing through nothingness. The concept has a certain beauty to it, don't you feel?

From one of Sadiq's many masques, a chortle escaped. "Ah friend, how I wish I could believe you. Hah, let's give it a few eons to know each other and then perhaps there might be more lasting partnerships."

Veles adopts a pained expression, placing his open palm on his chest.

You wound me, my love. Am I not good enough for you, is that it? Pah! I didn't like you anyway...

"Ah...our short romance aside, a star is not solid in the least but completely gaseous. I'm supposing you want some kind of extremely durable planetoid with a powerful core to provide light?

"Let us put it to the vote, yes?"

Create a massive star to produce light:
Create a binary star to produce light:
Create a swarm of luminous light spirits to provide light:
Create a series of worlds for each deity:
Create three planets:
Create a single shared world:
Create asteroids and moons.:
Create a comet belt (this is crazy):

[tntey]

"All the easier to lure prey. Sadiq." Meow says from one of its many mouths.

"I propose a Binary Star System with Three Planets orbiting each star. Said planets are of undetermined structure and format to be decided later. These planets being linked by portals, preventing isolation. However it would allow incompatible biospheres to coexist. The system would have two asteroid belts. One for each star, as well as a Comet Belt far far away in the depths of space. Perhaps a dwarf planet could be hidden there, for those races less tolerant of the light."

"I guess we should build a planet. Maybe a full solar system with a planet for each of us? That way we won't fight each-other."

"What are you, yellow? We don't need a planet each. Ones good enough. One good one beats a hundred bad ones, as we all know."

(Also, PURPLE IS MINE KEVAK! STEAL IT AND BE WHACKED!)

((I didn't take purple. I took Purple Glow Purple.))

Alright, an even better idea. I say we do this.

[Andres]

Hmm. Alright then. I propose we have a central star with a planet orbiting it. Now the question is, should it be a singular star, or should we have a binary system?

(Six new replies. Six.))

"This is a good suggestion, I suppose. A singular star would be cheaper and it would be just as good as a binary system."

[micelus]

"All the easier to lure prey. Sadiq." Meow says from one of its many mouths.

"I propose a Binary Star System with Three Planets orbiting each star. Said planets are of undetermined structure and format to be decided later. These planets being linked by portals, preventing isolation. However it would allow incompatible biospheres to coexist. The system would have two asteroid belts. One for each star, as well as a Comet Belt far far away in the depths of space. Perhaps a dwarf planet could be hidden there, for those races less tolerant of the light."

"I guess we should build a planet. Maybe a full solar system with a planet for each of us? That way we won't fight each-other."

"What are you, yellow? We don't need a planet each. Ones good enough. One good one beats a hundred bad ones, as we all know."

(Also, PURPLE IS MINE KEVAK! STEAL IT AND BE WHACKED!)

((I didn't take purple. I took Purple Glow Purple.))

"Kitten...you are aware of the insanity of a comet belt, yes? Would be beautiful true, but not very good at obeying physics. Then again, we are gods."

[Vgray]

(And I took Black Glow Purple)

Talios manages a look of annoyance.

"We should keep it simple. One star, one planet."

[Stirk]

"Instead of a hundred bad ones, why not about twenty ok ones? We can make them better by creating things on them."

"Twenty OK ones ain't even worth a hundred bad ones. No point to it. One good one, one Great one, is the only way to go. Accepting no substitutes here."

Hmm. Alright then. I propose we have a central star with a planet orbiting it. Now the question is, should it be a singular star, or should we have a binary system?

(Six new replies. Six.))

"Whats the point of having two stars over one? Lets get a wiggle on. One planet, one star. Why would we need anything else?"

((I didn't take purple. I took Purple Glow Purple.))

((Its too close to purple to count as anything else  . Lets fight over it!))

[Dutrius]

Yes. I like the idea of a binary system. Except that three planets orbiting each star would be... unstable. Unless the stars are sufficiently far apart. But then it would effectively be two separate systems.

No. I propose that the planets orbit both stars at the same time.