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[Ghazkull]

ok but one thing:
At the moment i have one Act. But it is allowed for me to use in this turn 3 Acts right? The only negative side of this would be that i have in the next turn no acts?

[forsaken1111]

ok but one thing:
At the moment i have one Act. But it is allowed for me to use in this turn 3 Acts right? The only negative side of this would be that i have in the next turn no acts?

That has been the case in the past.

But remember that there are sometimes consequences. Like the madgod being trapped in a stone.

[Ghazkull]

ok
What could possibly go wrong?

ok i only used 2 acts..but somehow i think caesar will make three out of it...

[Knave]

Hmm human sized bugs (notice to myself: set on next target list...)

But first how much acts costs a disease that kills of 98% of the Light side of the Coin, mutating 1,5% horribly and leaving 0,5% immune?

Kirbies had paid one act for his lame, boring, shameful excuse of a plague as far as i can remember...

Alex's disease, which killed about a third of the eleves cost 4 acts. I don't imagine yours will cost that much because Kirby had no Sphere of disease when he made his and there was no description behind it.

Also a weapon that can kill a god from disease assuredly sounds very powerful. (in my opinion) I would think something like that would cost more than one act. But Caesar is generally very lenient with Act cost if there's good RP posts that come with it, so he'll make the final call! 

[Ghazkull]

The others also produced weapons that could kill/hurt/cripple gods and i thought they didn't cost more than one act or did they?

[Knave]

The others also produced weapons that could kill/hurt/cripple gods and i thought they didn't cost more than one act or did they?

Yes, many others have made weapons that can affect/hurt gods.

I don't think any of them have stated that you will die if you're hit by the weapon. That's where I think it becomes too powerful.

[Lordinquisitor]

Well, diseases affecting gods are somewhat odd. I mean, how should a disease work on, for example, a burning pillar of flame? I think as long as a god has enough power to create a new body or to change his body that weapon would be quite useless.. But if you`d managed to wound an already weakened god with it.. Ouch.

[HailFire]

I thought the identity of the one who dropped the plague on Aether had never been discerned?

[Knave]

I thought the identity of the one who dropped the plague on Aether had never been discerned?

I think Frandor revealed it to Luna at some point.

I think punishment was post-poned because they all agreed that Astra'ath was a bigger threat? Then Alex pinned him to a wall and killed himself. Man his posts were so... random.

[Digital Hellhound]

Dragnar assumes too much. Nobody else other than himself, Luna and Frandor knows that Alex caused the plague. (I think?)

[Knave]

Dragnar assumes too much. Nobody else other than himself, Luna and Frandor knows that Alex caused the plague. (I think?)

Meta knowledge of the entire universe is a tricky thing in a game involving gods. Especially when they have libraries of all events. I think he's in his rights to have known about it. But it does raise some good questions as to how much each God is aware about.

[Digital Hellhound]

Coradin sure doesn't know. I should probably write an IC reaction for him.

[Knave]

Coradin sure doesn't know. I should probably write an IC reaction for him.

One thing I really like about your character is that he's not aware of everything that's going on around him. It's really easy to fall into the easy way out and just instantly know whenever something happens or indirectly affects you because we're gods. Getting out of traps, swooping in the save the day, even I'm guilty of it. But Coradin doesn't know(all the time). It's very refreshing and nice to see. 

[Karnewarrior]

Coradin sure doesn't know. I should probably write an IC reaction for him.

One thing I really like about your character is that he's not aware of everything that's going on around him. It's really easy to fall into the easy way out and just instantly know whenever something happens or indirectly affects you because we're gods. Getting out of traps, swooping in the save the day, even I'm guilty of it. But Coradin doesn't know(all the time). It's very refreshing and nice to see. 

Mania knows everything. If he was sane, he'd be a total Gary/Mary Stu/Sue. But, he's not.

I'm bat-sh*t crazy!

And so he doesn't always make the right choice. He knows which one it is though.

[dragnar]

It's getting harder and harder to justify my Neutrality IC. Dragnar is a god of knowledge, not wisdom, and shall remain stubbornly neutral to the end!