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Author Topic: Ema: a Story of Gods  (Read 40710 times)

Roboson

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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #285 on: May 31, 2018, 03:42:30 pm »

Ma'Rook had been long silent. His thousand mouths silent and his many hands moved silently in the distant dark. Time for Ma'Rook had both slowed. He would look away for a moment and the world had changed, centuries had passed, and civilizations had risen and fallen. Time was lost on Ma'Rook and he began to slowly change. With time perhaps he would remake himself to reflect better his new reality.

He looked down at his Dexoloths and was proud. The solitary abominations forged a great society separated by distance and connected through the power of their minds alone. Each one viewed themselves as greater than the rest and from this Ma'Rook knew greatness would find its way to the pinnacle of the civilization. Ma'Rook wanted more from them however, and after breaking an essence into two lesser essence, he blessed the region with an understanding of magic and science, increasing the ability of these great and terrible minds to understand these forces which drove the world.

Similarly, he looked at the werechickens and was happy with their strength and progress. They had come so far, far from their origins as mere foul fowls. he looked down at their civilization and decided that they had pleased him. He had once hated the chickens, but these had become more. He blessed their civilization so that the werechickens we're no longer birdlike in firm, but human in shape and quite large in size. They still retained main birdlike qualities such as wings and feathers and beaks, but the addition of arms and a humanoid body plan would allow them to flourish as a people, evolving from their humble roots.

Lastly Ma'Rook created a system of magic which only the Dexoths can use. Inside each Dexoth there is an innate pool of aether which refreshes quickly. This aether pool can be used to manifest all sorts of magical phenomenon.


Bless the Dexoths, bless the Werechickens, and create a system of innate magic for the Dexoths.
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #286 on: May 31, 2018, 03:45:25 pm »

Manannan Silverhand, mildly incensed, writes a great and terrible prophecy (oh yeah, erasing his other one first, that was implicit):

Either Nakyr the Abomination will strike down Acter Nobody and I will receive many Destiny Coins, or this prophecy will go unfulfilled.
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #287 on: May 31, 2018, 03:46:52 pm »

Manannan Silverhand, mildly incensed, writes a great and terrible prophecy:

Either Nakyr the Abomination will strike down Acter Nobody and I will receive many Destiny Coins, or this prophecy will go unfulfilled.
Mpaïspama mates with this prophecy, spending 1LE.
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #288 on: May 31, 2018, 03:49:40 pm »

"Everyone, calm down already! Senseless prophecies? God fights? Mating with abstract concepts?! This has to stop!" "Eris is right. Ema has too much strain, you're all only making everything worse for her."
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The dog behind the man behind the beard.
Immortality like that would be even more game breaking than four Aaron's in one place.
You're both so obviously scum that this is a surprisingly difficult decision.

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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #289 on: May 31, 2018, 03:59:16 pm »

Out of all the gods to agree with what I said, it was the two Chaos Other Ones.

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I need to laugh at how stupid this is getting.

Oh, and have fun gaming the system, Mr. Lakescrewer. Hope it works out for you. Prophesies can't have either/or clauses, that defeats the point.
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #290 on: May 31, 2018, 05:19:32 pm »

Not all Other Ones are insane, unreasonable, or malicious, Kel. Nor are all Chaos gods, as improbable as it may seem to the inexperienced. Some of them can be quite helpful and sensible.
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #291 on: May 31, 2018, 05:26:05 pm »

"There's a clear difference between destruction and chaos! I don't like when others break my creations and damage the universe, preventing me from having fun! I can't be the chaos goddess if everyone else is already insane and chaotic! There's no order to disrupt in the first place!" "Believe it or not, Eris has been considerably more tame than usual. Probably because the universe is at risk and she's worried about the state of Ema."
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The dog behind the man behind the beard.
Immortality like that would be even more game breaking than four Aaron's in one place.
You're both so obviously scum that this is a surprisingly difficult decision.

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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #292 on: May 31, 2018, 05:28:27 pm »

For the record, I do regret the earlier nonsense with mating with things. I feel that Mavnon may be a bad influence.
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #293 on: May 31, 2018, 05:33:42 pm »

The rather sleepy looking Other raised a half dozen hands or so, Yeah... Not all of... Us are... Weird... Or...... Insane...
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #294 on: May 31, 2018, 05:34:36 pm »

It was still pretty surprising, given my spheres. But you all make a good point, I guess.
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I still want the D. The D is love, the D is life. The D is bully.
Rewind, can't keep going
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #295 on: May 31, 2018, 06:50:14 pm »

I create an Artifact and a location.

Spoiler: The Sapphire Eye (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: The Lair (click to show/hide)
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #296 on: May 31, 2018, 09:17:48 pm »

Mavnon returns the bovine dance law to the Corn Pope.

Mavnon rewrites her prophecy to say: A The current Primordial will fight and crump the powerful abomination born of the universe's mind]
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #297 on: May 31, 2018, 11:08:57 pm »

Mpaïspama creates the Green Thumb, a Heroic Artifact granting the wearer an aura of extreme fertility, and flings it toward the nearest settlement with Chickens.

Mpaïspama celebrates this minor deed by dancing in the Iris Monsoon Forest.
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Re: Ema: a Story of Gods
« Reply #298 on: May 31, 2018, 11:39:23 pm »

"Well have fun guys! Gosh what do I do now hm I think I have an idea!"

Foxmox uses 1 Greater Essence to create a Greater Law covering Torus!


For 1 Essence Foxmox inflicts a Disaster/Blessing on Torus: It rains paint(non-toxic, healthy as water) of every color!
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« Reply #299 on: June 01, 2018, 02:41:28 am »

Manannan Silverhand wakes up with a terrible hangover from being influenced by Other Ones. He creates a Region called the Sea of Ink, which is in fact a sea of ink, not far from the Ocean with 1 Essence, then uses two Lesser Essences to forge a Law upon Helyx's Lake:

Name: The Pure Law
Class: Lesser Regional
Description: The water of Helyx's Lake will always be pure; anything foreign that tries to enter it will simply bounce off as though it were solid. Helyx gets to decide what is foreign to the lake.
Effects:
  - Helyx's lake will never again be defiled by anything Helyx doesn't want there.
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