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Endless Worlds: Scarlet Fragments

I cant do much this week. End of quarter work

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Wat'd I miss?

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I've been quite busy the last week or so. Since I"m obviously too lazy to look myself, I'll ask the dreaded question: What'd I miss?

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I'll have Quintus float about some more. Fix something, then retreat back into his dimension once something important happens. Socially interacting with others is a pain.

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So did I miss anything important?

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Dinh AaronMk said
I don't think the issue is size. I don't know what you're reading, or if I'm just shit at trying to get the point across. Rather it's how "magic" (ie spell-casting and related phenomenons) from different worlds can translate into this world.Input from OP and his/her mod would be good. Since this should really be something to consider for future applications and they need to be a part of this discussion.

Ooohhh, I see. My apologies. Misunderstood. And it is a good point

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Dinh AaronMk said
I don't think the issue is size. I don't know what you're reading, or if I'm just shit at trying to get the point across. Rather it's how "magic" (ie spell-casting and related phenomenons) from different worlds can translate into this world.Input from OP and his/her mod would be good. Since this should really be something to consider for future applications and they need to be a part of this discussion.

Ooohhh, I see. My apologies. Misunderstood. And it is a good point

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LordMarwain said
FOR THE CROP GOD!!!

For the CROPPY God. Lol.

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Quintus floated through the crowds, looking for someone, or more importantly something of interest. He always took time to check out the villagers festival, mostly because he liked to see what they had tried to invent or create. Often time it was something he had already thought of ages ago, however it was enjoyable to see someone else gain the same idea he had. He would also appear to a select person and give them pointers on how to improve their invention. He rarely chose a champion. In fact, the last time he had it was some man hundreds of years ago, he had already forgotten the mans name. Dadylus or something? The most he remembered of the man was that he was a genius inventor, one of the best he had ever seen. In fact, the man had even came up with something that he, the god of imagination, hadn't. That was more than enough to make the man his champion.

He had to laugh when one of the humans thought of him at the rose thing. Sure building things and giving them life was his thing, but it would have been way better then just a rose. He'd probably have created an intelligent rose, that spoke and could interact with people. And why not make it singing? That sounded interesting. Hmm ... he'd have to work on creating intelligent, singing roses when he got back to his workshop. Quintus became so busy thinking about the idea of the roses, that he momentarily started to become visible to the humans. He was often so absorbed by daydreams that he was considered quite clumsy. One of the main reasons that he almost never engaged in any kind of combat.

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akje said
Yes, it isn't hard to piss of a diety :)

You don't have to worry much about Quintus though. He'd probably spend too much time daydreaming about how to make the curse to actually apply it to someone. Although if he ever did curse, you could expect it would be unimaginably terrible.