Of Gods and Men—An Urban Fantasy RP (Interest Check)

[FujiwaraPhoenix]

@Dead Cruiser: Well, by that logic half the Egyptian gods, a good chunk of the Nordic ones, and a few beings who preside over the dead are no good. Also, like, 95% of anything in 'Outlier' is dead/has been killed in mythology, and that doesn't exactly make for interesting dynamics if you're not making a contract as much as you are looting off a corpse. Kinda defeats the point of the whole idea.

I still remain iffy about the power scaling regardless, though, as that seems to be the issue you've casually sidestepped here.

[golani]

Still interested...sent pm

[FujiwaraPhoenix]

@golani: Was aware, did see, replied 18h ago.

[golani]

@golani: Was aware, did see, replied 18h ago.

@PKMNB0Y

Ok, just saw it. I’ll continue to refine.

[Dead Cruiser]

@PKMNB0Y Difference being that Tiamat dying is one of the very first things to happen in Babylonian myth. The heaven and earth are literally made from her corpse. By contrast Odin dying in Ragnarok has yet to happen in Norse myth. Get what I mean?

Also I said outright that she would be less powerful so I don't see how I sidestepped the power scaling.

[Grand General]

Room for one more?

[FujiwaraPhoenix]

@Dead Cruiser: I also mention Taira-no-Masakado and Yamata-no-Orochi as possible options, and yet both are already... Well, dead as far as we're concerned. There's also beings that govern the dead or are actually dead, but that's also not relevant to the conversation, so let's stop that topic there.

Regardless, I'm not changing my mind on the issue. On the topic of power scaling (which is referring to the Contractor, by the way), you're dodging the issue entirely. I've made my stance two posts ago, and it hasn't been addressed in either reply afterwards.

Simply put, let's drop the issue here. I don't wish to continue arguing over something set in stone, and constantly bumping the interest check like this becomes redundant when an OoC already exists.

@Grand General: Aye. OoC's been posted on page one (and I've updated the OP to give a link, too).