@MuttonhawkStuff like the above examples -- cause will lead to effect like anything else, it'll just be magical/fantastical in nature.
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@MuttonhawkI don't have anything against people using science, I was just confused as to why we were. --That said, I think we're bright/agreeable enough to roleplay without real-world guidelines; we seem good at hashing things out OOC. Oh, and I didn't mean arbitrary or unexplained when I said mythological.
@Antarctic TermiteI meant how we got the seasons and oceans &c. more than whether we had them. The difference between "water is the tears of a god weeping because there is no life" vs. "we got some H and some O".
Makes sense if people find it fun. I've never been a fan of it -- does anyone mind if I go more fantastical?
@Antarctic TermiteI meant how we got the seasons and oceans &c. more than whether we had them. The difference between "water is the tears of a god weeping because there is no life" vs. "we got some H and some O".
Makes sense if people find it fun. I've never been a fan of it -- does anyone mind if I go more fantastical?
@Legion02I don't understand why we need to look at it from a more practical standpoint. I mean, this isn't our universe. It's our universe, if you get me. We literally have a god of physics, and while the universe might generally follow the laws we put into place -- not only do those laws include stuff like magic, but the laws also don't apply to us.
Plus, plants don't need to -- and don't -- depend on seasons.
Plus, plants don't need to -- and don't -- depend on seasons.
I don't get it. I feel like I'm missing something. We're gods, right?
So...why do we need to deal with this "science" business? Persephone's kidnapping kickstarted the whole season thing, and the sun was Apollo's chariot. Less mythologically, we have the power to bend gravity, the skies, magic and chaos to our will. Why'd we need to make everything how it is in real life? This is just a fantasy, right?
So...why do we need to deal with this "science" business? Persephone's kidnapping kickstarted the whole season thing, and the sun was Apollo's chariot. Less mythologically, we have the power to bend gravity, the skies, magic and chaos to our will. Why'd we need to make everything how it is in real life? This is just a fantasy, right?
@HaelThis sounds much more interesting.
Much more interesting for the Adversary, too. He'll have to play the part of good as well as bad -- or order as well as chaos.
Much more interesting for the Adversary, too. He'll have to play the part of good as well as bad -- or order as well as chaos.
@HaelWell then surely this should be Galbar 2: Electric Boogaloo.
Galbar?
Is there particular reasoning behind that, or did it just sound like a good name?
Is there particular reasoning behind that, or did it just sound like a good name?
@Double CapybaraBut Logos isn't my waifu! He's my husbando.
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@Double CapybaraWelp, that's decided then. What stories will you tell, O Great One?
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