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No (flat 0.3E/T/u, break-even times 3T, 5T, 8T, 13T, 19T) (pro: Balances T4-based agents, contra: Takes forever to break even)

6 (33.3%)

Yes (1/3 creation cost/T, break-even times 3T, 3T, 3T, 3T, 3T) (pro: 3x break-even ratio preserved, contra: Low-tier races useless)

2 (11.1%)

Yes ((tier + 1)/3, break-even times 3T, 6T, 8T, 10T, 12T) (pro: Maximizes above two's strengths? contra: Maximizes above two's weaknesses?)

9 (50%)

Yes (other scale posted in thread)

1 (5.6%)

Yes (another scale posted in thread)

0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 18

[tntey]

Obviously Darruth. Stirk can confirm.

Indeed, he was the most Vile thing to ever curse the Bubble, and indeed everyone hated him. But I forget he exists sometimes, because he lacks the raw power, grace, and amazingness Fusil had.

While we're on this trip through memory lane, am I the only who hates secret actions?

Do you ever perform non-secret actions either? In any case, I love them.

While we're on this trip through memory lane, am I the only who hates secret actions?

I love them! How else would the murder of Zenurion be planned?

You planned that? It seems to me you just kinda rushed him with a godslaying weapon and hoped for the best.

Well, I guess you're right. It took planning to make the weapon though.

[Vgray]

The preferred outcome in such a situation without secret actions is an epic godly war that involves almost everyone.

The likely outcome, unfortunately, is that no one gets involved anyway except to prosecute the winner for deicide.

[hector13]

While we're on this trip through memory lane, am I the only who hates secret actions?

Didn't you work behind the scenes for pretty much my entire tenure in YG1?

My play in YG2 was pretty much entirely secret actions.

[Rolepgeek]

While we're on this trip through memory lane, am I the only who hates secret actions?

I used to.

And then I realized I liked getting things done more.

[tntey]

How else would I slaughter djinns without secreat messages?

[Stirk]

How else would I slaughter djinns without secreat messages?

"Hey, followers, go kill a bunch of Djinns for me kthanks"

Really, a lot of things can be done without secret messages. They are just a little messier.

[Vgray]

While we're on this trip through memory lane, am I the only who hates secret actions?

Didn't you work behind the scenes for pretty much my entire tenure in YG1?

My play in YG2 was pretty much entirely secret actions.

Stirk is pretty much right that I don't do much in these games.

The extent of my secret actions that I remember from when Fortuna was around is creating my own planet and putting my creations on it.

And maybe some stuff involving the finer points of Azemian religion that isn't anyone's business anyway.

[tntey]

How else would I slaughter djinns without secreat messages?

"Hey, followers, go kill a bunch of Djinns for me kthanks"

Really, a lot of things can be done without secret messages. They are just a little messier.

But everyone would know!

[Stirk]

But everyone would know!

Well yeah. What is the point of slaughtering your enemies if your enemies don't even notice? You really didn't slaughter that many djinn anyway.

[hector13]

What's the point of slaughtering their races when you can turn the races against them instead?

[Stirk]

What's the point of slaughtering their faces when you can turn the faces against them instead?

Its more fun, harder to reverse, and cheaper.

[~Neri]

Meow in YG2 had what was functionally a reality bomb partly constructed by the the time it ended on top of what were probably the strongest horde of followers at the time. Those clowns were not something one could mess with safely.

[Vgray]

At least my god had a pretty clear clear goal in YG2. Probably the clearest end goal I've ever had. But also the least likely to be achieved.

Wait, I meant Litany, but both really. While we're on the subject, Talios never got do anything interesting. I had plans to build death cults everywhere and it would've been glorious were we still on the tick a day schedule.

[hector13]

I had a pretty good goal in mind, but it was a bit... naff really. Quite hard on KJP too

[Rolepgeek]

Teburshe still has a fairly structured goal, in the short-term, at least. I think I told Stirk, our beneficent GM, what I was planning. Not sure if he'll end up reviving it so I don't quite want to say it but I think it would've been fun. Don't know if you could consider it clever, though.