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[King_of_the_weasels]

Just realized olot still has an action yet, perhaps the dog trifecta thing can still happen.. in spirit form.. now if only I knew what it was..

Still waiting for the dragon to go, since I'm sure he's gonna do something (unless he wants to be last for a reason(as long as it's not world breaking))

and for gulngris's death so I can go on my big grief mess with the continents run.  Which I'm planning to lead into two main continents flanking the central island (which will eventually become nothing but a small peak pointing out of the ocean) and a bunch of smaller islands floating about, just so everything less uniform.

[micelus]

Trifecta? Damn, forgot about that. Well nevermind about the treepeople I just posted.

Let's see...Well perhaps a race that splits into three subraces by being influenced by pieces of the canine-titans' corpses?

[adwarf]

There we go my last titan act, and death act combined.

[10ebbor10]

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Coriolium

-  A magical material whichs weight decreases when heated. Behaves exactly like normal dust when frozen. It is hard to heat or cool down and can't be melted whitout magical fire. However, sufficient contact with magic will cause it to lose it's normal properties and take on up new properties, which are often drawn from the magic that was used .(example: fireball on material--> permanently burning material). When in it's normal state, Corelium flies from any temperature above 0°C, but only develops singificant lifting power 20°-30°C. In order for an island to fly, temperatures from 100-300° are required. These temperatures are generated by Corelium's natural decay, which increases or decreases with it's temperature. The speed at which it dissolves itself increases as the temperature drops, but the decay stops as soon as the material freezes. It generally decays at a rate of 10g per kg per day. The material dissolves into nothingness, giving of heat in the process.

-The flying islands:
These islands, known for their unusually high Coreolium content, are most commonly found above the dust layer, an island seen between the ground and the dustlayer is either on it's way up or down. These islands have an average lifetime of 50-300 years, whit exeptions reaching 500 years. This is because of the natural decay of Coreolium. As soon as Coreolium content becomes to low, the island sinks in to the dust/debris layer where it breaks in to pieces. Most of the time, these islands have returned to dust before they hit the ground.

-The Coreolis storms(Life threatning)
Exeptionally large storms that regularly strike the planets equator. Know from their unusually high Coreolium Content. With windsspeeds as fast as 500 km/h, these are deadly to unprepared(and most prepared) mortals. They are filled with ash and debris and squash these down on the ground. Any Coreolium that is buried to deep flies up into the sky shortly after the storms ends. The buried Correolium accumullates until it has reached a critical mass, at which point it breaks free, forming a new island. The freefloating Coreolium floats up past the debris layer, towards the islands, where it either accumulates on the islands or is eaten by one of the many flying lifeforms.

-Flora and Fauna of the flying islands
The flying islands flora and fauna look very similar to their groundbased counterparts. This is because they aren't very different. In most cases, the only difference is a high Coreolium content in their bones. For example: The airkraken: A dangeroud creature, possibly the most feared and certainly most known creature to populate these islands. A devastating creature, almost 20 meters long, but actually a completely ordinary Lake Kraken( also called lesser Kraken). These fearsome beasts possess an extremely strong, Coreolium enriched shell, giving them the ability to fly. They are however, only found on the islands as they are unable to pass the dust layer. Furthermore, they need to eat a significant amount of Coreolium daily, otherwise they would loose their flying capabilities.

All creatures and plants have on the islands have a certain amount of Coreolium in them, varying from plant to plant and from animal to animal. Some more notable examples include the Flying oak, which has extremely strong but light wood and the windriders, who can't really fly but are the islands only intelligent species.

The islands of the winds:
The only enternally flying island, this volcano thanks it's special flying ability to the winds that are locked up in it, constantly supplying it with Coreolium.

[King_of_the_weasels]

Trifecta? Damn, forgot about that. Well nevermind about the treepeople I just posted.

Let's see...Well perhaps a race that splits into three subraces by being influenced by pieces of the canine-titans' corpses?

Yes I suggested earlier about their being a protorace, Since the first race has been either locked underground, or taken to the skys, forming some sort of opposites.  So their was 1 race that split to the sky islands, and into the earth.  So since neither are taking up the surface, a neuvoprotorace could of been formed by adwarf's last thing, and we could split it into 4 races, one being an exemplar of our given sphere's.  A race of courage, a race of wisdom, and a race of power, and then humans who are like in the middle, jack of trades.

During my run I will probably free the "dwarves" allowing them to return to the surface.

So so far we have:
The deep race guys formed by Uldum.
the first race of man that was split into the flying guys and the dwarves (since they spent so much time underground they grew squat or something)
Then the second race of man, split into a race of courage, a race of wisdom, a race of power, and the humans.

I just got up so It'll be a bit until I post my acts.

[10ebbor10]

Trifecta? Damn, forgot about that. Well nevermind about the treepeople I just posted.

Let's see...Well perhaps a race that splits into three subraces by being influenced by pieces of the canine-titans' corpses?

Yes I suggested earlier about their being a protorace, Since the first race has been either locked underground, or taken to the skys, forming some sort of opposites.  So their was 1 race that split to the sky islands, and into the earth.  So since neither are taking up the surface, a neuvoprotorace could of been formed by adwarf's last thing, and we could split it into 4 races, one being an exemplar of our given sphere's.  A race of courage, a race of wisdom, and a race of power, and then humans who are like in the middle, jack of trades.

During my run I will probably free the "dwarves" allowing them to return to the surface.

So so far we have:
The deep race guys formed by Uldum.
the first race of man that was split into the flying guys and the dwarves (since they spent so much time underground they grew squat or something)
Then the second race of man, split into a race of courage, a race of wisdom, a race of power, and the humans.

I just got up so It'll be a bit until I post my acts.

Where did the protorace came from? The only living beings were protobacteria, weren't they?
Also, at the current rate of 1 intelligent lifeform per act that would cost you all 5 titanic acts.(Dwarves+courage+wisdom+power+boring humans)

[King_of_the_weasels]

Trifecta? Damn, forgot about that. Well nevermind about the treepeople I just posted.

Let's see...Well perhaps a race that splits into three subraces by being influenced by pieces of the canine-titans' corpses?

Yes I suggested earlier about their being a protorace, Since the first race has been either locked underground, or taken to the skys, forming some sort of opposites.  So their was 1 race that split to the sky islands, and into the earth.  So since neither are taking up the surface, a neuvoprotorace could of been formed by adwarf's last thing, and we could split it into 4 races, one being an exemplar of our given sphere's.  A race of courage, a race of wisdom, and a race of power, and then humans who are like in the middle, jack of trades.

During my run I will probably free the "dwarves" allowing them to return to the surface.

So so far we have:
The deep race guys formed by Uldum.
the first race of man that was split into the flying guys and the dwarves (since they spent so much time underground they grew squat or something)
Then the second race of man, split into a race of courage, a race of wisdom, a race of power, and the humans.

I just got up so It'll be a bit until I post my acts.

Where did the protorace came from? The only living beings were protobacteria, weren't they?
Also, at the current rate of 1 intelligent lifeform per act that would cost you all 5 titanic acts.(Dwarves+courage+wisdom+power+boring humans)

I assume the first race was formed by Nameless, since YOU the weather guy, took the some of them and placed them on your floating islands and gave them glider wings, the others hid underground.

I see freeing the dwarves from their earth prison as more of a consequence of running around and changing the geography, I'm not creating them I'm just making them come out of hiding.

So my actions will be:

• Run around and change the geography of the world to something less symmetrical.
• During that running around release the dwarves back to the surface.
• Return to the cavern and fight and eventually defeat uldum, but the island still collapses (would use up uldum's dying act, but I believe he's said he's okay with this
• Use my last action after my death with the other dogs to create the 3 races, with human left overs

So technically I still have an action, and a dying action(though that will probably be similar to olot's dying action.)

Maybe I should fight someone else *shrug*

[Digital Hellhound]

I feel I should object to dwarves out of principle or maybe tradition, as I've already done it in two Godhoods. But honestly, I've come full circle to not having anything against dwarves, as long as they're somewhat unique.

I'm really digging the mythic age going on here. Question; can the Titans choose not to die at the end, and if so, what happens to them?

[King_of_the_weasels]

I feel I should object to dwarves out of principle or maybe tradition, as I've already done it in two Godhoods. But honestly, I've come full circle to not having anything against dwarves, as long as they're somewhat unique.

I'm really digging the mythic age going on here. Question; can the Titans choose not to die at the end, and if so, what happens to them?

Iiteum said that at the end of TURN 0 you die, you simply get a 6th action if you choose to die.  ((unless I'm missing something))

[10ebbor10]

I assume the first race was formed by Nameless, since YOU the weather guy, took the some of them and placed them on your floating islands and gave them glider wings, the others hid underground.

Since I never went in to detail about the creation of the windriders, one can asume they're just uplifted apes(or flying squirel's for that matter). This would be more correct with the rules since Nameless never uplifted anything to sentience. Should have been more clear on that though.

[King_of_the_weasels]

I assume the first race was formed by Nameless, since YOU the weather guy, took the some of them and placed them on your floating islands and gave them glider wings, the others hid underground.

Since I never went in to detail about the creation of the windriders, one can asume they're just uplifted apes(or flying squirel's for that matter). This would be more correct with the rules since Nameless never uplifted anything to sentience. Should have been more clear on that though.

Hm... HMMM...  Is anything sentient (I think the deep ones are..)?  I would assume my good buddy (not gonna try spelling it off the top of my head) the fox of wisdom could bestows some of that juicy sentient intelligence.  And being ape-like (aka hairy) would work well for the dwarves (or you know I can just scrap them)

So the proto-race could simply be a neanderthal like creature (but without the sentience) then feo the fox could be like, yo, protorace dude here's some primo intelligence, makes you do math and shit *fox wink*.

Or since we are making the races up from just the one form we could bestow the sentience on them when we make the race.

So since I'm not freeing some dwarves, I guess I now have 2 free actions, my death action, and my after death trifecta action.  My two other actions being run around and change the world and fight uldum.

Vagel 7 needs to get online so I can figure out what his dragon is all about.

[Digital Hellhound]

Ah, okay. I thought Titans could go to sleep or recede onto another plane of existance (the Twilight/afterlife would've been one for my Titan if I'd noticed this in time), staying hidden deep until they heard the call of the plot again.

[10ebbor10]

Ah, okay. I thought Titans could go to sleep or recede onto another plane of existance (the Twilight/afterlife would've been one for my Titan if I'd noticed this in time), staying hidden deep until they heard the call of the plot again.

Considering Titans have the power to scorch/blow up the entire world, that might not be a good idea.

[Fniff]

Would it be against the rules to gift my last titanic act to Slask, just in case?

[King_of_the_weasels]

Would it be against the rules to gift my last titanic act to Slask, just in case?

Just in case what?  And I think it would be pretty against the rules since not everyone is creating their god, so you'd be the only guy with a titan act after the first turn, which seems like a lot considering you are only the god of the forests.  Unless that titan act is like a trigger one.. like if something happens boom, all the forests wilt because someone picked the immortality flower, and they stay wilted until a new one grows or something.  So yeah you are now immortal, on the bad side, the forests are completely barren, OH and Slask is now hunting you for the rest of your life, you may be immortal but your not invincible.

Something like that I'd be okay with.