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5 yrs ago
Current I just can't. This is too much. Berserk was so influential on so many things that I love. Goodbye, Miura. You'll be missed by many.
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6 yrs ago
Migraines ew
7 yrs ago
Welp apparently discord servers are having some pretty bad Latency issues.
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7 yrs ago
Well I just got my mitts on the Links Awakening remake. Excus eme while I disappear for a weak while I relive my childhood
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7 yrs ago
Migraine killed me today. Posts tomorrow.
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Hello! Welcome to my little bio.

Not much to say, really. Just a horror game protag that likes writing and playing vidya games when I'm not being chased by the cosmic forces of darkness. (I'm a security guard that works night shifts usually).

Have some dancing medjed.

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Awesome, I'll get her moved over then~


Well that took much longer than expected. Goddamn it, I am so indecisive when deciding on an appearance. This'll do though.
Ack.

You've beat me.

I need to hurry up on my end xD
@GrafRoy Zeppeli
You say that Mages must make vows to familiars. A familiar making a vow to the mage is easy enough to understand, but what exactly kind of Vow would a mage make to a familiar? Would they be similar vows? Like a mage saying they'd protect the familiar or something?
Hmhm~

Thanks. I think that's everything. I'll finish up my CS tomorrow since it's kind of late here.
@Rune_Alchemist Ha, it's good to see you working hard but don't overwork yourself.

If you burn out before the start of the RP you are no good for me ¬¬ joking joking

To answer your question, a Pythones mage would be able to control any spirit at any given time effectively AS LONG as it falls under their jurisdiction.

Example. A Pythones: Water Spirit mage is able to use spirits of water scattered about anywhere, independent of whether they have used them before or not.

HOWEVER, if a Pythones mage is possessed by a powerful spirit, they could summon that spirit to fight AND have another kind of Pythones magic in full effect.

If this does not answer your question, just tell me and I'll go even more into detail with it.


Overwork? Me? Pfft, just give me a some caffeine and I'll be good to go for another five hours~
and probably spend the next day sleeping until one in the afternoon, but shh.

So, anyways - A Pythones mage is only able to control one type of spirit, let's say Fire in this case, and would be able to call upon fire spirits in the area wherever they are only.

They however wouldn't be able to say, be able to use wateror other spirits in the area unless they were possessed by a powerful water/other type of spirit?

Might as well go ahead and ask what exactly possession is. Is it sort of like housing a powerful spirit inside of the mage, and being able to use it at will at any time? Would the spirit have any sort of effect on the mage if so? How would someone go about doing that, anyways?

Sorry for asking all these questions. I just like to be prepared if they ever become relevant~
Oooone last question before I head off for the night.

How many types of spirits would a Pythones mage realistically have control over? I would imagine being able to control one or two types consistently would be most realistic.

Or would they be able to control any spirit, no matter the element/type equally effective? Just something I've been thinking about while I've been finishing this up. Probably just me over thinking things again.

Ah, it really is late. I can't even type straight. Bleeeh.
Yes, that's exactly the core of Pythones. As long as there are spirits involved, it can classify as Pythones.


Alrighty, thanks. Just making sure I understood that. And now to spend the next two or three hours making this character.

Tsk, and I was thinking I was going to get to sleep at a decent hour.
Hmm...I want to just make sure I understand Pythones magic before I go and make this character. Basically, it's summoning spirits and using them in some way to fight for the user? Like using a fire spirit to create an explosion and such?
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