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Current The World Record 72 Hour, 100% No Sin, 100% Redemption Destruction of Death and Sin Speedrun- Jesus Christ, circa 33 AD.
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@RumikoOhara That one's in like five months.
10 yrs ago
I beg to differ. youtu.be/kO0amkJnARQ

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@EmzyOfNeverland Right, I feel like a lot of the morality cooks down to "Don't because Grimm". Thanks for addressing that.
Let the GM decide that how about, kay?
What I see it not adding up in is that Commandramon still has to DO that attack. So either I can't do anything because I didn't take any augment-attack cards with Haruka, and Rookies fuel the attack, but cards somehow supersede everything?
I'm just trying to get a feel for it because it's not adding up to me, sorry.
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Old English synn (noun), syngian (verb); probably related to Latin sons, sont- ‘guilty’.

You don't necessarily need sin to be a transgression against a possibly existing divine law (which, if the two brother Gods who created the world exist, likely does). Besides, it's not like the Christian conception of sin is one-to-one with other religious conceptions of it anyway.

Old english and Latin don't likely exist in Remnant either. Certain things have very specific contexts.
@EmzyOfNeverland No problem. I know that feel. -.-
Also: Does Remnant contain the concept "sin"?
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Okay, so its viral nature isn't being eaten by an anti-virus?
@Crimmy Well then hey, I can't decide for you dude. But maybe link images in case not everyone has the full character set(s)?
@Crimmy I would generally recommend against inserting characters not everyone in the RP can read. They're showing up fine on my device(s) so far, but I can't understand them. So, unless it's just, like "these things are written on his clothes" (which I would question because Remnant seems to have all one alphabet-type), I'd recommend not.
@CrimmyFair, just wanted a GM call on that. And okay, that's all I wanted to know. I just didn't know that was straight up a color in a different language.
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