Supernovae. The Neutron Star is more of an aftermath of it, with the Supernovae being used as a way to spread metals (and minerals) everywhere.How do you justify creating a diamond/neutron star given your domains? Metal star would be fine, but this star is kind of...
Science isn't really very relevant in a god game (at least ones I run), beyond the most basics needed for a coherent narrative and world and whatever bits I scavenge because they're neat.
Fuck it, I'm gonna make it out of Death Metal!Science isn't really very relevant at all in a god game (at least ones I run), beyond the most basics needed for a coherent narrative and world and whatever bits I scavenge because they're neat.
I appreciate the imagery, but gonna have to say no to creating the diamond star. You could create the blingest star, made of gold though?
Hey Death is my thing!
While we're on the subject of domains, now would probably be a good time to hammer out some details of yours.
I hear the sun has some rich deposits of such a material if you want to get your mining magnate on.
Hey Death is my thing!
It's more of a metaphor, not very literal.
Make a ring and cram it with factories supervised by AIs and Cyborgs.
I tend to favour a literal approach.
When I hear crafting domain I'm expecting you forge wondrous divine artifacts and whatnot. Is this not what you had in mind?...ring of factories sure. AI and cyborgs? Don't really see how they fall directly under industry, though industry could certainly mass-produce them and other things.
Pretty well? Both spend domain actions towards the <thing> if it is within their domains, or provide domain actions for the various components of the <thing>, such as one god building the body, another building the power-source, and the third building the brain.
Most of that is just IC arrogance. The Tower is built upon a platform that he made. It's so small and insignificant compared to what he considers important that he didn't deign to mention it. No, he's just putting it somewhere where there isn't any physical matter.Several points.
1) There is currently no vacuum, no space that has nothing in it, Alfin Stratos having filled all with Aether, the first song, the melody of creation. Confirming you wish to remove all existing matter from the location of the clock-tower?
2) Do not assume that your laws are inviolate... even under threat of annihilation.
3) Sealing off the clock-tower from outside interference is a no go. Something will at some point make it's way there, depending on my whim or the actions of other gods. You can attempt to make access harder, but take note of this.
4) Similarly, indestructibility is likely a pipe-dream.
4) What is the foundation upon which the tower is built? Nothingness?
5) I'm leery of granting mortals knowledge that easily, but I'll see how I feel about it when I write out the update.
The aether is physical matter. Gaseous matter, but still physical.
OK, what he did was build a machine platform, then his tower, using the platform as a foundation. When I said empty, I meant it metaphorically, as in nothing but Aether. Then he made the Recordkeepers and essentially gave them the knowledge and locked them in the Tower. He's not too good with interactions, if you can't tell.
Well, that just turned all of us against you, then. Instead of it being some natural reason, it's because the dragon god got pissed off and ruined everything for everybody.
Fortunately you have three generic actions.
Yeah, but IC, that's what he is. He's self-centered, neurotic, and paranoid.
Yeah. Instead, it's order versus a dragon. Let's see who wins.
