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Aristocles
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Still alive. Sorry for the delays. Still have that new job, but I'm (gradually) getting another one. Current one is too slow.
7 mos ago
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7 mos ago
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Still alive. Sorry for the delays. Still have that new job, but I'm (gradually) getting another one. Current one is too slow.
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11 mos ago
Starting a new job in June. Wish me luck!
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1 yr ago
I truly wish I didn't have to type this, but RIP Jason David Frank.
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2 yrs ago
Still a little sick. Some sort of cold. Hopefully not the flu. Getting better but it's slowed me down.
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2 yrs ago
That's a good point. Classics like The Little Mermaid were basically perfect the first time around and any remakes can only be worse. Remakes of the bad Disney movies are a second chance for them.
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Bio
Hi there! I've been roleplaying for years, mostly in fantasy-type RPs. I don't like giving out too much about myself, but I am a man living in New York City (that's in the Eastern time zone, if you don't already know), over 18. Recently, I have been busy working, although I graduated from college and grad school a while back.
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@Shadow Dragon
"A 'hell knight'? Not exactly a creative name, but it gets the point across. Corrupted paladins are quite dangerous, but I've found that pure mages of those power levels tend to be much more so. It's based on some sort of rule... let me think. The square-sum, no. The- the-"
"The logarithmic-exponential rule." Ophion remarked, stepping into the room for a bit. "I overheard what you were saying. Yes. As warrior-types and mages advance in power, the former tend to do so at a logarithmic rate- ranks advancing at an even interval- while mages tend to be exponential in their power gains as they obtain more experience. Like going from 10 to 20, 30, 40 and so on, as opposed to going from 2 to 4, 4 to 16, 32, 64, 128, and so on. Novice mages are little more than petty light-show actors, while the most powerful mages rival the abilities of lesser gods."
"A 'hell knight'? Not exactly a creative name, but it gets the point across. Corrupted paladins are quite dangerous, but I've found that pure mages of those power levels tend to be much more so. It's based on some sort of rule... let me think. The square-sum, no. The- the-"
"The logarithmic-exponential rule." Ophion remarked, stepping into the room for a bit. "I overheard what you were saying. Yes. As warrior-types and mages advance in power, the former tend to do so at a logarithmic rate- ranks advancing at an even interval- while mages tend to be exponential in their power gains as they obtain more experience. Like going from 10 to 20, 30, 40 and so on, as opposed to going from 2 to 4, 4 to 16, 32, 64, 128, and so on. Novice mages are little more than petty light-show actors, while the most powerful mages rival the abilities of lesser gods."
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