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[tntey]

((I feel like I should put this since we'll have 3 planets. I want my Jeskia people to settle on the islands in the water world))

[TheBiggerFish]

"NICE TO SEE PEOPLE FINNALY CREATING"

Spend 5 essence on creating the Star-People

Spoiler: Star-People (click to show/hide)

They are sapient humanoid creatures made of fire and plasma. They come in various colors such as green, red, orange, and yellow. They do not need to eat or breath. Lacking any way to talk, they instead communicate by clapping. Their normal lifespan is 30 years, at which case they exploded. They are perfectly at home flying in the void, however they prefer to stay around large sources of light such as suns. In order to reproduce, two Star-People must join together using bits of themselves to craft a new Star-Person.

(..12 new pages since I was last on. )

>This Aspect questions the requirement for an explosion that is timed at thirty years precisely, and notes that "clapping" of fire and plasma does not necessarily produce a "clap" noise with which one could communicate.  This Aspect suggests, instead, a luminous communication system. 
>This Aspect also suggests that instead of explosions, this creation might perhaps instead simply lose energy, as a more logical method.
>This Aspect notes that this creation seems markedly similar to this Aspect's creation, save that this Aspect's creation is not automatically limited in lifespan, and not normally spaceborne.
>This Aspect wishes to request, that should moons be made, and no other proposal override this, that a moon be crystalline.
"I have to agree with my counterpart here, it's not really fair to those poor creatures to have such arbitrary limits...Maybe they flock to solar bodies to maintain themselves, by the way?"

[Ama]

"NICE TO SEE PEOPLE FINNALY CREATING"

Spend 5 essence on creating the Star-People

Spoiler: Star-People (click to show/hide)

They are sapient humanoid creatures made of fire and plasma. They come in various colors such as green, red, orange, and yellow. They do not need to eat or breath. Lacking any way to talk, they instead communicate by clapping. Their normal lifespan is 30 years, at which case they exploded. They are perfectly at home flying in the void, however they prefer to stay around large sources of light such as suns. In order to reproduce, two Star-People must join together using bits of themselves to craft a new Star-Person.

(..12 new pages since I was last on. )

>This Aspect questions the requirement for an explosion that is timed at thirty years precisely, and notes that "clapping" of fire and plasma does not necessarily produce a "clap" noise with which one could communicate.  This Aspect suggests, instead, a luminous communication system. 
>This Aspect also suggests that instead of explosions, this creation might perhaps instead simply lose energy, as a more logical method.
>This Aspect notes that this creation seems markedly similar to this Aspect's creation, save that this Aspect's creation is not automatically limited in lifespan, and not normally spaceborne.
"I have to agree with my counterpart here, it's not really fair to those poor creatures to have such arbitrary limits...Maybe they flock to solar bodies to maintain themselves, by the way?"

"I WILL TAKE YOUR IDEAS INTO CONSIDERATION HOWEVER I WILL NOT CHANGE THEIR LIFESPAN"

"DEATH IS GOOD FOR MORTALS IT KEEPS THEM THINKING AND DESIRING AS MUCH OUT OF LIFE AS THEY CAN UNLIKE US PETTY GODS"

"SORRY IF MY CREATIONS ARE SIMILAR TO YOURS AFRAID I CANT FIND WHERE YOU CREATED THEM"

[tntey]

Isgon watches the star people, impressed by their nice colors.

[Stirk]

"NICE TO SEE PEOPLE FINNALY CREATING"

Spend 5 essence on creating the Star-People

Spoiler: Star-People (click to show/hide)

They are sapient humanoid creatures made of fire and plasma. They come in various colors such as green, red, orange, and yellow. They do not need to eat or breath. Lacking any way to talk, they instead communicate by clapping. Their normal lifespan is 30 years, at which case they exploded in a small burst of bright blue light. They are perfectly at home flying in the void, however they prefer to stay around large sources of light such as suns. In order to reproduce, two Star-People must join together using bits of themselves to craft a new Star-Person.

(..12 new pages since I was last on. )

((Personally, I would be more worried about the possibly high price for these things  ))

[TheBiggerFish]

"I didn't say to change their lifespan, but it seems kind of abrupt to end a life at exactly thirty years.  A bit unfair.  They don't get the chance to be lucky, get that extra couple days or months of life in they need to finish their last work, find that miracle, shape a new birth..."
>This Aspect concurs.  This Aspect feels that while endings should be foreshadowed, they should not be preordained.

[Ama]

"NICE TO SEE PEOPLE FINNALY CREATING"

Spend 5 essence on creating the Star-People

Spoiler: Star-People (click to show/hide)

They are sapient humanoid creatures made of fire and plasma. They come in various colors such as green, red, orange, and yellow. They do not need to eat or breath. Lacking any way to talk, they instead communicate by clapping. Their normal lifespan is 30 years, at which case they exploded in a small burst of bright blue light. They are perfectly at home flying in the void, however they prefer to stay around large sources of light such as suns. In order to reproduce, two Star-People must join together using bits of themselves to craft a new Star-Person.

(..12 new pages since I was last on. )

((Personally, I would be more worried about the possibly high price for these things  ))

(I would hope there not that expensive, they are pretty much just fiery space humans with some bells and whistles tacked on them.)

"I didn't say to change their lifespan, but it seems kind of abrupt to end a life at exactly thirty years.  A bit unfair.  They don't get the chance to be lucky, get that extra couple days or months of life in they need to finish their last work, find that miracle, shape a new birth..."
>This Aspect concurs.  This Aspect feels that while endings should be foreshadowed, they should not be preordained.

"THAT SEEMS UNFAIR WHY SHOULD ONE HAVE MORE TIME THAN THE OTHER"

"ALSO IF YOU WERE A MORTAL WOULD YOU NOT LIKE TO KNOW WHEN YOUR TIME HAS COME SO THAT YOU MAY PREPARE"

[TheBiggerFish]

"Varying lifespan doesn't make its end impossible to determine."

[Stirk]

"Varying lifespan doesn't make its end impossible to determine."

"Ain't it more likely dat they end up dead before hittin' thirty? It goes both ways, paly. I ain't one to give everyone the same hand, but don't got no problem with others doin' it."

[TheBiggerFish]

"Varying lifespan doesn't make its end impossible to determine."

"Ain't it more likely dat they end up dead before hittin' thirty? It goes both ways, paly. I ain't one to give everyone the same hand, but don't got no problem with others doin' it."

"Dead from...What exactly?  ...For that matter, what does this creation even do?  Other than exist."

[Stirk]

"Varying lifespan doesn't make its end impossible to determine."

"Ain't it more likely dat they end up dead before hittin' thirty? It goes both ways, paly. I ain't one to give everyone the same hand, but don't got no problem with others doin' it."

"Dead from...What exactly?  ...For that matter, what does this creation even do?  Other than exist."

"Age, exactly. If ya change it to make it not-exact. This creation worships 'em, given him dough. Existin' is what dey do."

[Lord_lemonpie]

"Oh, these creatures look wonderful! I need a closer look though."

Morthan teleports one of the Star People in front of him, and tries to feel if it has a skull. If it lacks one, he teleports it back to where it came from. If it has one, he beheads it to finally get the skull of the first dead mortal on his scythe.

[Ama]

"Varying lifespan doesn't make its end impossible to determine."

"Ain't it more likely dat they end up dead before hittin' thirty? It goes both ways, paly. I ain't one to give everyone the same hand, but don't got no problem with others doin' it."

"Dead from...What exactly?  ...For that matter, what does this creation even do?  Other than exist."

"THEY LIVE EXPLORE SEE SPEAK LEARN"

"JUST MORTAL STUFF"

"Oh, these creatures look wonderful! I need a closer look though."

Morthan teleports one of the Star People in front of him, and tries to feel if it has a skull. If it lacks one, he teleports it back to where it came from. If it has one, he beheads it to finally get the skull of the first dead mortal on his scythe.

"THEY LACK SKULLS YOU MONSTER"

"TOUCH ONE AND YOU DIE"

[tntey]

"Now now, no need to kill one" Isgon teleports to one and probes it for memories.

[Lord_lemonpie]

"Varying lifespan doesn't make its end impossible to determine."

"Ain't it more likely dat they end up dead before hittin' thirty? It goes both ways, paly. I ain't one to give everyone the same hand, but don't got no problem with others doin' it."

"Dead from...What exactly?  ...For that matter, what does this creation even do?  Other than exist."

"THEY LIVE EXPLORE SEE SPEAK LEARN"

"JUST MORTAL STUFF"

"Oh, these creatures look wonderful! I need a closer look though."

Morthan teleports one of the Star People in front of him, and tries to feel if it has a skull. If it lacks one, he teleports it back to where it came from. If it has one, he beheads it to finally get the skull of the first dead mortal on his scythe.

"THEY LACK SKULLS YOU MONSTER"

"TOUCH ONE AND YOU DIE"

"Oh my, no need to get so upset my friend, it's only a worthless mortal. But, if you assist, if it has a skull and I kill it, I will make 3E worth of Star People to compensate."