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[TricMagic]

Invest 1 God Soft Sphere Act and 1 Mortal Soft Sphere Act in the incorrigibility of mortal souls. One cannot claim them by decree, they are far too unruly for that. Suggest Freedom Act be used to aid this.

[Egan_BW]

Spoiler: Proposal for Mortal Design, awaiting investment. (click to show/hide)

Name: Sermin
Traits:
 + Co-operative- Being a species evolved from communal beasts, and where each individual consists of multiple organisms, Sermin have the natural and instinctual ability to engage in jolly co-operation, with their own kind and others. They are happy to aid their communities, in the faith that said community will aid them, as well.
 + Architects- Sermin inherit their progenitor species' ability to build, which combined with their greater intelligence allows them to create mighty structures indeed.
 - Comparatively fragile- Sermin trade durable stone plates for the necessary dexterity and brain size of a Mortal. As such, their exoskeletons provide little in the way of protection.
Description: Uplifted relatives of the Termin, an "individual" Sermin consists of several specialized insects, each around the size of a dog, whose consciousnesses and souls are intertwined and merged into one. The exact size and shape of this super-organism (and super-soul) varies between individuals, depending on the variety and configuration of bodies. The most common of which is a simple stack of bugs, one on top of another up to around the height of a humanoid. The bug on the bottom has well adapted strong legs to carry the ones above, one of the middle bugs has pincers developed to be used to manipulate tools, and the one of top has greater brain size in order to aid the coherence of the whole.

Gibeele sets aside this design for now, and unleashes a torrent of Freedom Energy to Twi's Act:

Invest 1 God Soft Sphere Act in the incorrigibility of mortal souls. One cannot claim them by decree, they are far too unruly for that. Suggest Freedom Act be used to aid this.

[Demonic Spoon]

On a purely aesthetic level, the Flesh Conch of Screaming explains, via a trail of deposited pearls, the proposed mortals are direly lacking in meat and music, so they will not invest. But the Flesh Conch of Screaming doesn't discriminate against inferior lifeforms.

[Egan_BW]

"Add your meat and music, then. I won't mind."

[Stirk]

C’thun spends a creation act to alter the newly created magic systems with drawbacks and incentives, all spells are innately complicated and require learning to properly use, with rituals and gestures being required depending on the power of the spell.

If incorrectly cast, the caster in question gets corrupted and suffers a mental drawback, suffering major headaches. If they miscast another time, C’thun gets ownership over their soul. This is used as a way to make sure people only cast spells they are absolutely sure they can.

(Do we have any sentient creatures yet?)

Harvey Harvest rolls his eyes and mimes planting a metaphorical fruit, creating the Anti-Corruption

Anti-Corruption
For anyone whose soul belongs to C'thun (including disembodied souls), if they perform the following actions ownership of their soul will transfer to the following entities. The following actions will also clear any mental influence related to C'thun. This will do nothing for those who do not owe their soul to C'thun. If a soul is not owned by C'thun but does have C'thun's mental influence, it will clear the mental influence without transferring the soul. It is only fair that we get a way to steal followers back. Soul ownership may change as normal after the switch is made.

If the Soul manages to escape a metaphysical labyrinth in their own mind, the difficulty of which is related to how deep their Corruption is, they claim ownership of their Soul for themselves. If they devoutly pray to a God or similar entity said God can offer aid to assist them in escaping.

If a Soul manages to Overpower a significant foe with magic, ownership of said soul will transfer to Twi.

If a Soul attempts to Research a way to escape C'thun's influence, they will discover a method that will transfer their soul to The Faceless Prince.

If a Soul attempts to escape C'thun's influence by traveling a great distance, their soul will transfer to The Wanderer

If a Soul eats anything moderately, farms anything, harvests anything, or meditates at a totem pole their soul will transfer to Harvey Harvest.

If a Soul revels in its Corruption and enjoys being under C'thun's influence, then the Anti-Corruption will have no effect and the soul will permanently belong to C'thun even if other actions are performed that would normally transfer their soul to another god. Any non-mundane attempt by C'thun to compel the corrupted to be happy will not count and will instead give ownership of the Soul to the mortal (as this is assumed to make them happy).

If a Soul attempts to escape C'thun by retreating to the wilderness, or defeats C'thun or any of their agents in a Competition, then their soul will transfer to Shinka.

If a Soul desires freedom from C'thun above everything else, their soul will transfer to Gibeele.

If a Soul attempts to escape C'thun's influence through Brutal methods, then their soul will transfer to Qwitzikottle.

If a Soul attempts to use C'thun's influence to benefit themselves, their soul will transfer to Susan.

If a Soul eats hungrily, their soul will transfer to the Flesh Conch of Screaming.

If a Soul looks directly at The Eye for five minutes, the Soul will transfer to The Eye.

If a Soul is killed by an agent of a God (such as an Angel or Archangel), ownership of the Soul will transfer to that entity.

[Rockeater]

"Hey, I told you to go to the Central garden in the mortal plane, not here, what you even plan to do here?"
Send the The caravan leader to the mortal plane

Spoiler: Tumbourland (Resonant) (Magic-granting) (click to show/hide)

Name: Tumbourland
[Resonant] [Magic-granting]
Neighbors:
Region: Central Garden
Traits:
 + Resonant: The various tumourous provinces resonate with each other through magical music. Any being gorges themselves on pusfruit equivalent to a third of their bodymass within a few hours gains a benign tumour somewhere in their body, becoming a resonator (Excessive consumption of pusfruit is discouraged). Resonators instinctively and precisely know the direction and distance of every resonant province, though with no identification of which resonant province is which. Potentially this makes for almost trivial navigation in combination with the sky axises. In addition, resonators may sacrifice stored bodily calories or calorie equivalents to the Tumbourland, allowing them to propel themselves towards a resonant province of their choice. Toggleable free smart pathfinding is available, with no pathfinding, the resonator simply moves in a straight line to the target resonant province. With pathfinding on, the resonator is propelled along the predicted fastest path to the target resonant province, veering around obstacles and calculating in the effects of various features such as the Polis Trade-Winds. Greater calorie consumption allows for greater speeds and phasing through obstacles and restraints. With clever switching between target resonant provinces, this allows for resonators to employ crude and limited multidirectional flight for combat or other purposes. It possible to starve yourself to death by poor management of resonant calorie sacrifice, making becoming a Resonator an easy method to lose those pounds. With the instantaneous sacrifice of roughly sufficient calories to cause a province-wide famine, it is possible to teleport all the way from one region to completely another region's resonant province. Shorter teleports are less calorie-intensive. The benign tumour is the link and familiar allowing for the sacrifice of calories to the Tumbourland for magic, and if it is somehow removed the being ceases to be a resonator.

 + Telepathy: Resonator contractors of the Tumbourland may sacrifice caloric energy (or the equivalent) to sense any other resonators within their vicinity. The more caloric energy expended the larger the radius they can sense. This is relatively cheap in terms of energy expended. Resonators may then initiate two-way telepathic contact with any resonators they can currently sense at no additional cost. Alternatively, the resonators may expend caloric energy to communicate telepathically, both sending and receiving, with any being they have communicated telepathically with before, making use of the remnant connections of such exchanges. This is more expensive the farther away the target is, but cheaper than sensing for resonators, and extremely expensive if the target is in another plane, by for example having died. A reckless telepath attempting to contact a deceased travelling friend without confirming their living status and sending more than a telepathic sentence or two may accidentally starve themselves to death quite easily. There is no consequences of overuse of resonant telepathy beyond the caloric costs involved.

 - Enchanting: Beings that enter the hypnotically beautiful Tumbourland are supernaturally reluctant to ever leave it again. Even if they do manage to leave it through force of will or being physically compelled to do so by outside forces (like a distant callback crew with ropes), they will often dream of it and frequently find themselves feeling homesick for the land of Tumbourland.

Description: A grove of meaty trees bearing pus-filled fruit amidst their hair-filled branches, roots filled with teeth digging deep into the fleshy mat of skin and gristle making up the forest floor. A tantalizing haze of perfume fills the air, coming from ear-flowers and trunks filled with malformed mouths. Everything is swaying slightly to a barely audible melody, so beautiful and entrancing that you could just sit there and watch and listen for hours on end. There are plenty of edible fruits, leaves and roots within the Tumbourland and plenty of animal life. Many of the plants are however carnivorous and care should be taken when travelling this province.

"I have no particular problem with this province for now, although it depends on my province working as planned"

Split travel act, create the wondrous portal

Spoiler: the Wondrous Portal (click to show/hide)

Name:the Wondrous Portal
[magical]
Neighbors: None
Region: the Central Garden
Traits:
 + Call to travel: All those that stay in the same province inside the Central Garden for more then one night here the call to pass through it, with the call getting stronger every night you stayed at the same province as the last, with the call stopping only if you pass through the portal or leaving the Central Garden
 + Portal: Passing through the portal teleport the being to one of connected regions to the Central Garden in which the being can live
 - Surprisingly hard to find with the calls only giving vague sense of closeness
Description: A ring of islands all cut in a way to indicate a large circle between them which is the portal itself.

"I am willing to donate a sphere act to making a civilization"

"Huh, didn't notice the Portal is already there that saves effort"
Don't spend a generic act on the Wondrous Portal, spend act if needed on sending the caravan leader to the mortal plane, give one generic act to  Flesh Conch of Screaming
"As long as they don't try to trap people inside them or make them mute, those provinces are fine by me

[Glass]

The Faceless Prince once again exits their domain. They're carrying a number of scrolls under their arm, and... they seem to be wearing a beret, for some reason?

Once they reach the "common area" of the divinities, they start opening and spreading the scrolls, revealing...
Potential uplift path for the Termin. Apologies, my focus has been elsewhere.

Spoiler: Telit proposal (click to show/hide)

Name: Telit
Traits:
 + Entrepreneurial: The Telit have keen minds for opportunities and innovation, with a sense for what can be done but hasn't yet. Trade among them will be common, as those with skills will be happy to trade their use for things that they want, but cannot get themselves.
 + Evolving: Telit can, with work, gradually reshape and remold their stone bodies to more effectively fulfill the role that they choose to fill. Craftsfolk may add additional, dexterous limbs, while soldiers might build themselves toward great strength and durability, for example.
 -  Emotionful: Telit run hot-blooded (despite not technically having blood), and can be roused to the greatest peaks and brought to the lowest troughs of emotion. This can make them... difficult to work with at times, due to reason falling to the wayside when such extreme emotions are invoked.
Description: Due to their abilities to reshape themselves, the Telit form cannot be expressed as if there were any single shape it might have; it may well vary by profession, culture, and personal preference. However, they are uniformly stone in material, with flexible crystal "fuzz" covering them, similar to how organic creatures might have scales, feathers, or fur, and their shape is typically at least invocative of insects, especially ants and termites. Like their evolutionary predecessors, Telit remain lithovores.

I presently only have access to a Trade Act, so I would be glad to discuss the final specifics of these beings with any willing to assist with their creation. Their material is non-negotiable, however, due to their origins.

[Demonic Spoon]

"Add your meat and music, then. I won't mind."

The Flesh Conch of Screaming genuflects elegantly upon arms of material sound, singing up elegant figures dancing all along its fleshy shell. It gracefully explains, "iaMwiLLiNGtomAKemORTAlslIKeTHeseNEXTURNTURNTURN"

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: Dancers
Traits:
 + Universal Rhythm: The Dancers see the world in terms of a Grand Rhythm, a dance of everything which they can slot themselves into seamlessly. Thus Dancers tend to be perceived as quite graceful by slotting themselves into harmony with the surroundings, and can be quite dangerous in the dance of combat, simply sidestepping volleys of arrows in artistic tangoes or skewering their enemies with an aggresive waltz.
 + Lively: Dancers greatly enjoy life and live every day to the fullest. Their overflowing enthusiasm and lust for life makes it hard for them to stay sad for too long, suicide or large grudges is nearly unknown, and Dancers tend to be diligent about anything they do.
 - Fragile: Their graceful and flexible boneless bodies, while being nimble and swift, are not particularly sturdy against physical attacks, making them easy to disable or kill if you can actually hit them.
Description:

Lithe and graceful four-armed humanoids. Inhumanly flexible as a result of their literally boneless bodies of flesh and cartilage allowing them to perform incredible feats of acrobatics and dance. Their skin can pulse in different colours to accentuate tempo and their emotions, but is not capable of fine enough control for particularly effective camouflage.

Their every movement is merely a step in the grand dance that is their entire life, their voices a melodic accompaniment. For the Dancers interpret the entire world in terms of rhythm, music, patterns and timing, seeing all of existence as a grand dance with themselves as eager participants.

With their impeccable adaptability, sense of rhythm and timing and exceptional grace, they can turn daily life into an impeccable performance, and to see a Dancer village in motion, going about their day is to see the dance of daily life. Dedicated performances are even more extraordinary, with the Dancers being particularly suited for the performing arts.

"Huh, didn't notice the Portal is already there that saves effort"
Don't spend a generic act on the Wondrous Portal, spend act if needed on sending the caravan leader to the mortal plane, give one generic act to  Flesh Conch of Screaming
"As long as they don't try to trap people inside them or make them mute, those provinces are fine by me

The Flesh Conch of Screaming trills in gratitude, as more of the meteoric remnants of divine cancer cling to life in the World.

Spend a further 1 Generic Act to create two more contiguously sequenced provinces 06 and 07, assuming that is actually allowed.

Spoiler: Cayncer (Resonant) (Magic-granting) (click to show/hide)

Name: Cayncer
[Resonant] [Magic-granting] [06]
Neighbors:
Region: Driftlands
Traits:
 + Resonant: The various tumourous provinces resonate with each other through magical music. Any being that submerges themselves in one of the shamsprings on the island for over half an hour grows a hairy tumour familiar somewhere on their body, marking them as a resonator (Excessive soaking in the shampoo waters of Cayncer may cause irritation to sensitive membranes and the eyes). Resonators instinctively and precisely know the direction and distance of every resonant province, though with no identification of which resonant province is which. Potentially this makes for almost trivial navigation in combination with the sky axises. In addition, resonators may sacrifice stored bodily calories or calorie equivalents to the Cayncer, allowing them to propel themselves towards a resonant province of their choice. Toggleable free smart pathfinding is available. With no pathfinding, the resonator simply moves in a straight line to the target resonant province. With pathfinding on, the resonator is propelled along the predicted fastest path to the target resonant province, veering around obstacles and calculating in the effects of various speed-altering features such as the Polis Trade-Winds. Greater calorie consumption allows for greater speeds and phasing through obstacles and restraints. With clever switching between target resonant provinces, this allows for resonators to employ crude and limited multidirectional flight for combat or other purposes. It possible to starve yourself to death by poor management of resonant calorie sacrifice, making becoming a Resonator an easy method to lose those pounds. With the instantaneous sacrifice of roughly sufficient calories to cause a province-wide famine, it is possible to teleport all the way from one region to completely another region's resonant province. Shorter teleports are less calorie-intensive. The benign tumour is the link and familiar allowing for the sacrifice of calories to the Cayncer for magic, and if it is somehow removed the being ceases to be a resonator.

 + Propogative: Resonator Contracters of the Cayncer can sacrifice their bodily calories to rapidly grow hair from their bodies (even if their race is hairless), which clumps together into a mildly nauseating orb which turns fleshy and tumorous. The contractor may then deposit this newly made resonant tumour in a location of their choice. Any resonator that touches one of the propogated resonant tumours may sense its direction and distance and pull themselves towards it just like they can with resonant provinces. By pulling themselves towards a propogated tumour, they are sacrificing their calories or equivalent to it specifically, causing it to grow larger as it is fed. Propogated tumours die and cease functioning when the contractor who created them dies, but this does not prevent them from potentially being revived somehow. They are otherwise ageless and immune to passive environmental dangers but can be physically harmed or destroyed about as easily as one would expect a tumour to be. Clever placing of propogated tumours could allow resonators flexible three dimensional maneuvering and navigation, particularly useful in the harsh conditions of the Driftlands. Overuse of this ability tends to make the contracted resonator very hairy, even if their kind does not naturally have hair.

 - Unstable: The structure of the Cayncer is not very firm and it is prone to dandruffquakes every so often.

Description: At first glance merely another of the monochromatic islands of the driftlands, travellers who drift closer will discover that the entire surface seems to be made of dandruff, with the hardy plants and fungi of the Driftlands growing out of the icky substrate, though warped and twisted. The usual animals for the Driftlands are present, though there is more edibles available here that other places in the Driftlands. Careful inspection will reveal to an intrepid explorer springs of soapy, yet somehow potable water, which thoroughly cleanses any who washes in their water.

Spoiler: Tumoors (Resonant) (Magic-granting) (click to show/hide)

Name: Tumoors
[Resonant] [Magic-granting] [07]
Neighbors:
Region: Murica
Traits:
 + Resonant: The various tumourous provinces resonate with each other through magical music. By spending a week in a hallucinatory daze from constantly consuming the red BerryNights, a benign tumour will subsume one of a being's sight organs, making them a resonator. Resonators instinctively and precisely know the direction and distance of every resonant province, though with no identification of which resonant province is which. Potentially this makes for almost trivial navigation in combination with the sky axises. In addition, resonators may sacrifice stored bodily calories or calorie equivalents to the Tumoors, allowing them to propel themselves towards a resonant province of their choice. Toggleable free smart pathfinding is available. With no pathfinding, the resonator simply moves in a straight line to the target resonant province. With pathfinding on, the resonator is propelled along the predicted fastest path to the target resonant province, veering around obstacles and calculating in the effects of various speed-altering features such as the Polis Trade-Winds. Greater calorie consumption allows for greater speeds and phasing through obstacles and restraints. With clever switching between target resonant provinces, this allows for resonators to employ crude and limited multidirectional flight for combat or other purposes. It possible to starve yourself to death by poor management of resonant calorie sacrifice, making becoming a Resonator an easy method to lose those pounds. With the instantaneous sacrifice of roughly sufficient calories to cause a province-wide famine, it is possible to teleport all the way from one region to completely another region's resonant province. Shorter teleports are less calorie-intensive. The benign tumour is the link and familiar allowing for the sacrifice of calories to the Tumoors for magic, and if it is somehow removed the being ceases to be a resonator.

 + Rite of the Vital Missive: A resonator contractor of the Tumoors can expend nearly all the caloric energy in their body, putting them on the edge of death by starvation, in a highly unpleasant process involving hot wax or scalding sludge, to receive a important message that was irretrievably lost or destroyed before it could be delivered to its recipient, the object in question simply appearing in their possession. The contractor can sense the distance and direction towards the recipient and pull themselves towards it like they could with resonant provinces. The particular important missive is random, but the more caloric energy expended in the summoning, the more important the lost and then retrieved message generally is. The contracted deliveryperson is supernaturally lucky in avoiding harm, misfortune and death while they are actively attempting to deliver the message to its intended target. If successful in delivering the message, in addition to whatever reward the recipient may wish to grant them, the contractor will be healed of all wounds and ailments they may have gained in the course of delivering the message and gain good fortune for the next five years. This stacks if they can rapidly summon and deliver important messages in a short timeframe somehow. There is no particular danger to overuse of this rite, but a specific contractor can only be contracted to deliver a single vital retrieved missive at a time. Additionally, if the summoned vital missive is somehow lost or destroyed once more, the failure of a messenger suffers a year of bad luck.

 - Nightmarish: Any who spend more than a week in the Tumoors will suffer mild hallucinations and nightmares, even if they do not sleep, of the hills coming alive and wandering around like monstrous giants, devouring the living, or of the black sludge rising up and flooding everything or forgotten gods descending from the stars and causing a horrific rapture, or other cataclysmic events, usually linked to the land itself somehow being alive and malicious. These visions and dreams are incredibly vivid but do not linger very well, giving beings a good scare but only mildly impacting their mental health.
Description: The Tumoors is a hilly, swampy moor, full of the characteristic black sludge of Murica, though it has a significantly more meaty scent around these parts. The hills seem to swell and shrink slightly, as if breathing, and the heath looks disturbingly like hardened systems of capillaries branching into the air. The way the crows and rabbits stare at you is unnerving, the sounds you hear on moonless nights spine-chilling and vaguely blasphemous. The red berries, named BerryNights growing from certain shrubs are potent hallucinatory agents.

Yes: 2 Harvey Harvest, Flesh Conch of Screaming
No: 1 C'thun

[TricMagic]

Spoiler: Proposal for Mortal Design, awaiting investment. (click to show/hide)

Name: Sermin
Traits:
 + Co-operative- Being a species evolved from communal beasts, and where each individual consists of multiple organisms, Sermin have the natural and instinctual ability to engage in jolly co-operation, with their own kind and others. They are happy to aid their communities, in the faith that said community will aid them, as well.
 + Architects- Sermin inherit their progenitor species' ability to build, which combined with their greater intelligence allows them to create mighty structures indeed.
 - Comparatively fragile- Sermin trade durable stone plates for the necessary dexterity and brain size of a Mortal. As such, their exoskeletons provide little in the way of protection.
Description: Uplifted relatives of the Termin, an "individual" Sermin consists of several specialized insects, each around the size of a dog, whose consciousnesses and souls are intertwined and merged into one. The exact size and shape of this super-organism (and super-soul) varies between individuals, depending on the variety and configuration of bodies. The most common of which is a simple stack of bugs, one on top of another up to around the height of a humanoid. The bug on the bottom has well adapted strong legs to carry the ones above, one of the middle bugs has pincers developed to be used to manipulate tools, and the one of top has greater brain size in order to aid the coherence of the whole.

Gibeele sets aside this design for now, and unleashes a torrent of Freedom Energy to Twi's Act:

Invest 1 God Soft Sphere Act in the incorrigibility of mortal souls. One cannot claim them by decree, they are far too unruly for that. Suggest Freedom Act be used to aid this.

Twi invests 1 Mortal Soft Sphere Act into the Sermin.(Not this turn) Good mortals for the Underneath.

[Egan_BW]

"Potentially premature, Twi. I have no funds to contribute to that project, myself. You will either need to find additional funders totaling 2 Aligned Acts or delay for another phase."

[Knightwing64]

C’thun spends a creation act to alter the newly created magic systems with drawbacks and incentives, all spells are innately complicated and require learning to properly use, with rituals and gestures being required depending on the power of the spell.

If incorrectly cast, the caster in question gets corrupted and suffers a mental drawback, suffering major headaches. If they miscast another time, C’thun gets ownership over their soul. This is used as a way to make sure people only cast spells they are absolutely sure they can.

(Do we have any sentient creatures yet?)

Harvey Harvest rolls his eyes and mimes planting a metaphorical fruit, creating the Anti-Corruption

Anti-Corruption
For anyone whose soul belongs to C'thun (including disembodied souls), if they perform the following actions ownership of their soul will transfer to the following entities. The following actions will also clear any mental influence related to C'thun. This will do nothing for those who do not owe their soul to C'thun. If a soul is not owned by C'thun but does have C'thun's mental influence, it will clear the mental influence without transferring the soul. It is only fair that we get a way to steal followers back. Soul ownership may change as normal after the switch is made.

If the Soul manages to escape a metaphysical labyrinth in their own mind, the difficulty of which is related to how deep their Corruption is, they claim ownership of their Soul for themselves. If they devoutly pray to a God or similar entity said God can offer aid to assist them in escaping.

If a Soul manages to Overpower a significant foe with magic, ownership of said soul will transfer to Twi.

If a Soul attempts to Research a way to escape C'thun's influence, they will discover a method that will transfer their soul to The Faceless Prince.

If a Soul attempts to escape C'thun's influence by traveling a great distance, their soul will transfer to The Wanderer

If a Soul eats anything moderately, farms anything, harvests anything, or meditates at a totem pole their soul will transfer to Harvey Harvest.

If a Soul revels in its Corruption and enjoys being under C'thun's influence, then the Anti-Corruption will have no effect and the soul will permanently belong to C'thun even if other actions are performed that would normally transfer their soul to another god. Any non-mundane attempt by C'thun to compel the corrupted to be happy will not count and will instead give ownership of the Soul to the mortal (as this is assumed to make them happy).

If a Soul attempts to escape C'thun by retreating to the wilderness, or defeats C'thun or any of their agents in a Competition, then their soul will transfer to Shinka.

If a Soul desires freedom from C'thun above everything else, their soul will transfer to Gibeele.

If a Soul attempts to escape C'thun's influence through Brutal methods, then their soul will transfer to Qwitzikottle.

If a Soul attempts to use C'thun's influence to benefit themselves, their soul will transfer to Susan.

If a Soul eats hungrily, their soul will transfer to the Flesh Conch of Screaming.

If a Soul looks directly at The Eye for five minutes, the Soul will transfer to The Eye.

If a Soul is killed by an agent of a God (such as an Angel or Archangel), ownership of the Soul will transfer to that entity.

C’thun Intercedes the planting of this metaphorical fruit. “If you don’t like what I did, fine, contest it, but I’m warning you, if you try another stunt like this, I won’t just intercede.”

[Maximum Spin]

You can't just steal people's souls. You didn't build that.

[Egan_BW]

"Has it occurred to you, C'thun, that if you always threaten and never act, nobody will take you seriously? Lessso than we already didn't, that is."

[Stirk]

C’thun Intercedes the planting of this metaphorical fruit. “If you don’t like what I did, fine, contest it, but I’m warning you, if you try another stunt like this, I won’t just intercede.”

"It seems hypocrisy is truly endemic among the gods. It also seems you where not paying attention the last time some God threatened me."

HH takes out another bag of seeds and throws them aggressively at the world!

Spoiler: Sanitrees (click to show/hide)

Name: Sanitrees
Traits:
 + Produce Delicious Syrup
 + Cure any Madness and Corruption effects
 - Seasonal, can only produce Syrup under the Harvest Moon.
Description: Sanitrees are large maple-like trees with long, tentacle like branches. Their Syrup, however, clears any Madness or Corruption upon contact (in addition to being incredibly sweet and tasty, making a great sugar substitute!). This does not necessarily need to be through consumption, throwing a dilute mixture at a madman would clear him as easily as feeding him would, feeding the syrup to a proper Weather Plant could create a rain that would cure any Insanities or Corruption of those caught in the droplets.

[Maximum Spin]

Shinka seeks donations for this product:

Name: Hands
Traits:
 + Extremely high reproductive rate
 + Intrinsically immune to corruption
 - Extremely high mutation rate
Description: TBD