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[X] "You're not so different. It'll be a coinflip, you versus her.": Entropy 4->5
[X] "Existence is war.": Forces 2->4 (Proportional)
[X] "Existence is war.": Forces 2->4 (Proportional)
I don't think we have it, since she's an enemy character. It's been noted she has Mind 5 with a specialty in... I want to say self-destruction? But we don't know everything about her.Wait where can I find Ms.Clocks Character sheet?
It is not in the first page if it is I can't find it.
To me, it's the completion of a metaphor. The idea is that the coinflip doesn't matter, because Jamelia has decided the result. All she has to do, is accept that she has done so, and accept that the choices she makes have consequences she can't escape. She can bend Fate as she wills now, but she understands that her actions will never be free of consequences, consequences she may not understand.However, I don't feel necessarily that Entropy 5 progresses her character arc. It's a great power, but narrativley I don't think what Jamelia's arc- and indeed the entire quest- has been working towards over its course should be taken as 'just a coin flip'.
If this is valid I may change, because I have some ideas that need fleshing out about it, but thank you for giving me some seeds.[x] "Aren't you going to ask me if you're the real one?": DSci 2->4
Mind explaining this comment? I dont understand itThere's a reason that Necromancy isn't really a thing outside of popular culture, and that reason is Entropy (and Voormas).
I like this, I really do - but I think it wasn't offered for a reason.[x] "Aren't you going to ask me if you're the real one?": DSci 2->4
A major theme about this quest has been identity, and the mutability thereof. About the Technocracy's lack of regard for anything that comes after mortality, only the now. Winston was recruited by Clock thanks to his legend guttering and dying, with the promise of renewed immortality, of a sorts- and there have been a number of mythic threads woven through the quest itself, so to me it fits that Jamelia's final lesson, the part that sticks with her, is that she's secure in not asking if she's the real one or not. Because that doesn't matter any more- she has moved past such a question. She's learned of her past life, and achieved enlightenment six. She's forged her own path, and in doing so has pushed beyond what once destroyed her.
And in those ends, in that question that she doesn't need to ask, I think an understanding of the forces involved, the intrinsic nature of people and what remains after they pass could be central to the completion of her arc. With DSci 4, she isn't just the Jamelia she's always been, the manipulator with plans that come together just so, but something greater. She's a Legend. Winston wants her to take his legend in both hands and add it to her own? She can do that. She will do that. But more than any of that, she will move forwards by not discarding the past, but accepting that it is what it was.
Everyone has Entropy, and any Entropy can do damage to undead. (Normally you have to wait until 3 to do damage with a Sphere.) So even super green baby mages can kill zombies and you need very minimal investment to wipe the floor with a horde.