OK, now vote closed.
If it couldn't, angels would guard Outer Gates and there sould be no problems.
Molly 17 v Mab 16. We still beat her.Rolls
Molly Speaks: Not quite as ludicrous as it seems since there are some exploding 10s do not explode twice
Mab Counters: Would have bowled over anyone else, especially since she is working with less of a dislike malus thanks to your previous choices... but did not quite need it
You now know what the Fair Folk Graces are... for whatever revelation that leads to given that Mab does too
QM answered better.Molly 17 v Mab 16. We still beat her.
Though I am confused as to what she is asking of Molly and didn't we offer the use of Exorcism spell?
Molly 17 v Mab 16.
We still beat her.
Though I am confused as to what she is asking of Molly and didn't we offer the use of Exorcism spell?
Technically Angels would be better for multiple reasons, since even the weakest proper combat focused one could eat the winter court and their next ten best friends like cheap enchiladas if the rules allowed them to.If it couldn't, angels would guard Outer Gates and there sould be no problems.
Holy shit she does have that deep lore. Those are creation Faerie terms.The cup has now been drunk almost to the dregs, the sword not red with blood but black for how many times it has been spilled and only the staff is left to hold in place the Wheel."
She and hers were made in part using gossamer. It's not that deep a lore. Exalted Raksha are still adjacent to Creation. Beyond Outer Gates lies not the Wyld, but Oblivion it seems.Holy shit she does have that deep lore. Those are creation Faerie terms.
Isn't that interesting. That's definitely a literal translation of some other language, possibly Old realm or some Malfean language. It also mangles a lot of history, and a lot of enities. Mab knows something, but it's distorted.
One is missing though.Holy shit she does have that deep lore. Those are creation Faerie terms.
The greater the power the more said power is constrained from action. A more powerful entity is not always the correct answer to any problem. You want an entity that is powerful enough to do the job and free enough to actually do it. If the Heavens got stuck having to defend the Outer Gates then Hell would by it's nature turn itself towards tearing them down, and every action by the White God's servants would be matched by an action from Hell.Technically Angels would be better for multiple reasons, since even the weakest proper combat focused one could eat the winter court and their next ten best friends like cheap enchiladas if the rules allowed them to.
Butcher doesn't usually leave plot holes that big (though he does have some doozies out there) so there's probably some sort of explanation. Maybe they are fighting the Outsiders and the outer gates are just the spill over of two nearly omnipotent powers squaring off or something.
Maybe if free will didn't exist the white god and co could perfectly seal it off, but his equivalent of a perfect defense flaw for the effect is that entities under it have to be able to choose to open it up, or perhaps actively choose to keep it in motion, and therefore have to put up a token fight at the glowing weak point. Something like that.
That said, I do think it's fair to say Nemesis isn't necessarily locked at Fallen Angel level. They're powerful, but they're shadows of what they were. Anduriel was also a 'regular' Angel, and I think Nemesis is closer to Uriel in aggregate. Haven't found the WoJ I thought I saw that in again yet though.
Maybe Nemesis is why the Angels actually Fell in the first place? If that's the case, it might be too dangerous for them to remain at the Gates for any appreciable length of time.Technically Angels would be better for multiple reasons, since even the weakest proper combat focused one could eat the winter court and their next ten best friends like cheap enchiladas if the rules allowed them to.
Butcher doesn't usually leave plot holes that big (though he does have some doozies out there) so there's probably some sort of explanation. Maybe they are fighting the Outsiders and the outer gates are just the spill over of two nearly omnipotent powers squaring off or something.
Maybe if free will didn't exist the white god and co could perfectly seal it off, but his equivalent of a perfect defense flaw for the effect is that entities under it have to be able to choose to open it up, or perhaps actively choose to keep it in motion, and therefore have to put up a token fight at the glowing weak point. Something like that.
That said, I do think it's fair to say Nemesis isn't necessarily locked at Fallen Angel level. They're powerful, but they're shadows of what they were. Anduriel was also a 'regular' Angel, and I think Nemesis is closer to Uriel in aggregate. Haven't found the WoJ I thought I saw that in again yet though.
Holy shit she does have that deep lore. Those are creation Faerie terms.
And she knows about Ligier given she explicitly used the Green Sun to refer to Molly and she also knows that said Green Sun burned before the Sun existed.
This implies at least some direct cultural continuity with the Shaped Raksha of Creation.
The question now is how complete her knowledge is, she knows of Ligier but does she have the context that the Green Sun was a he who was a component of a greater being?
So many questions birthed by just that one phrase, so much danger present in just the implications of what has been communicated here.
It's a damn good thing we didn't bring any mortals along!
My crackpot off the cuff theory is that our* original thought that the name was basically coincidence.And she knows about Ligier given she explicitly used the Green Sun to refer to Molly and she also knows that said Green Sun burned before the Sun existed.
This implies at least some direct cultural continuity with the Shaped Raksha of Creation.
The question now is how complete her knowledge is, she knows of Ligier but does she have the context that the Green Sun was a he who was a component of a greater being?
So many questions birthed by just that one phrase, so much danger present in just the implications of what has been communicated here.
It's a damn good thing we didn't bring any mortals along!
The constraint thing is true, but it's also generally being constrained to doing a job, and it doesn't have to be a passive one. Think like the Angel of death that came to protect Shiro's soul.The greater the power the more said power is constrained from action. A more powerful entity is not always the correct answer to any problem. You want an entity that is powerful enough to do the job and free enough to actually do it. If the Heavens got stuck having to defend the Outer Gates then Hell would by it's nature turn itself towards tearing them down, and every action by the White God's servants would be matched by an action from Hell.
Winter is counterbalanced and constrained, but far less so than Heaven, and by a force that seems designed from the ground up to not get in the way of their task defending the Outer Gates.
Heaven could likely do the job, but it would cost them dearly and cause major problems. Winter seems purpose built to do just this task, and so can do it without nearly as much cost to creation.
OOC: Ludicrous amounts of successes were had in this update by both parties. It is probably best no one mortal was here to witness it.
Come on, where's your sense of adventure? I'm sure Harry would have loved to hear the secrets of beings reigned in dreadful majesty before the world was round and spinning. It would have made his nightmares so much richer and more varied.