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It always starts with a lighthouse.
IIRC, she introduced herself as such in the movie theater.Edit: Oh, and Saki recognized Bonesaw's civvie name. Fun Time ahoy everyone!
Edit: Apparently not. Hmm.
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IIRC, she introduced herself as such in the movie theater.Edit: Oh, and Saki recognized Bonesaw's civvie name. Fun Time ahoy everyone!
Noted.More simply: by the time we reach the 6th Assembly member choice, the person we choose better be an exemplar of that final caste or you risk a botched Exaltation.
Welp.
You remain unduly fixated on IAT.So, roughly 6 weeks. *sigh* Iris just had to do this now, didn't he? We can't get IAT back for at least that long now unless we want to disrupt the Demense process. Thanks a bunch there, Iris.
So, uuuh, Lord Grasp managed to piss off Iris enough to enter a limited Viator state? Holy shit...
I will say the same to you regarding Bonesaw. Moving on...
You are comparing a nice but non-essential charm to a bioTinker who can now work in Essence?
Eventually.
No resurrection in Creation-physics Essenceverse; by Exalted rules, if Dragon dies she's gone, and your backup would be a clone with a different soul of some sort, and probably a different personality.The whole thing about having a soul gem is so that the soul is preserved even after death so I wouldn't see a problem if her backup were to retrieve the soul gem and just stick it back into her new head should she fall after all.
You are comparing a nice but non-essential charm to a bioTinker who can now work in Essence?
Okay.....
Actually, the situation would be quite different here. What I was proposing was that you have the Dragon(with soulgem) dying. Then backup dragon, who is soulless, retrieves the soul gem and re-establishes a connection with it. The result should be no less dragon than any of her copies ever were.No resurrection in Creation-physics Essenceverse; by Exalted rules, if Dragon dies she's gone, and your backup would be a clone with a different soul of some sort, and probably a different personality.
Note that even Alchemicals, when killed, their soulgems do not resurrect old Exalts, but help raise new ones.
We may alter the rules here, but that has been a standard of Exalted canon, along with no time travel.
Yeesh.More simply: by the time we reach the 6th Assembly member choice, the person we choose better be an exemplar of that final caste or you risk a botched Exaltation.
WITNESSED RETURN OF YOZI
OBSERVED NEVERBORN AGENTS INITIATE CASCADING EXISTENCE FAILURE
RESCUED BY ALCHEMICAL INTERVENTION
SEVERED AUTOCHTHON ELSEWHERE TIES TO CREATION
CREATION, MALFEAS, UNDERWORLD, SHINMA, WYLD FALLEN TO OBLIVION
It means that the timer will be going backwards. He doesn't suddenly lose his charge but he isn't going to be building it up either.So if we stick Iris in the MotDG, will that mean he has to restart the timer for the demesne creation?
Varying levels of usefulness.They're both shinies that are nice? to have, but not essential.
Not the way souls work;you can't slot a soul into a living person and hope it to work.Actually, the situation would be quite different here. What I was proposing was that you have the Dragon(with soulgem) dying. Then backup dragon, who is soulless, retrieves the soul gem and re-establishes a connection with it. The result should be no less dragon than any of her copies ever were.
Dragon is not a creation human. She does not have a native soul. She does not need to have one in order to function as a sophont. Her backups restore from a state prior to when her latest instance was terminated. I do not see why this would be all that different from an infant having a soulgem implanted that had already been though a few lives. Except this infant already has all of the memories of the previous incarnation.Not the way souls work;you can't slot a soul into a living person and hope it to work.
They are not plug and play items; there is a reason why Iris had to do research on how to slot this in.
Living people without souls are basically zombies; it's an actual punishment in Autoland for their worst criminals.
Does Iris mean that as the collection noun the Yozi, or is he referring to a singular Yozi?
You are trying to give a Nowhereverse sapient a Creationverse soul, converting that sapient and it's entire existence everywhere to Essence.Dragon is not a creation human. She does not have a native soul. She does not need to have one in order to function as a sophont. Her backups restore from a state prior to when her latest instance was terminated. I do not see why this would be all that different from an infant having a soulgem implanted that had already been though a few lives. Except this infant already has all of the memories of the previous incarnation.
I'd still argue that Chevy covers two of three Orichalcum categories excellently, where Accord only fits one category to that degree. Honestly, I'd more have thought of him as Starmetal, since he tends to work at a remove from those whose problems he strives to fix.
She said that to Sirkalla. Not to the Wards.
Varying levels of usefulness.
Especially since the Assembly has a diplobot at hand now.
I can acknowledge the usefulness of IAT while being bemused at the comparison to a whole new minion and possible collaborator.
Especially since we did consider leaving it off our initial build at the beginning of this quest.
You'd have to convert her servers and the building housing them to a manse, making her a Material Intelligence. Or an Icemind/IAM-esque animating intelligence spirit.In Exalted terms, Dragon would probably map to a spirit or god.
To be fair, there were likely several opportunities where names could have been exchanged between her and the Wards that were shortly thereafter captured.
Thing is, her servers only house her backups and auxiliary systems.You'd have to convert her servers and the building housing them to a manse, making her a Material Intelligence. Or an Icemind/IAM-esque animating intelligence spirit.
So spirit yes, god no.
Different things happen. That's the nature of a causal narrative.It is the exact same thing. Bonesaw is around because you wanted your woobie, and yes, it allows the narrative to go in different directions than otherwise it would go if you didn't have Bonesaw. No Bonesaw means Gromweld would go a different route for certain things to possibly happen.
Non-Exalted humans can't get to Essence 4 without being turned into some other class of being, be they Exalts or spirits. You're thinking god-bloods that become gods at E4. Which is accurate. Spirit-bloods become something else (typically their supernatural parent's being type should they make it to E4.
Most likely she'd end up some sort of machine-spirit, should she find sufficient access to Autocthonian essence.So what happens with her under a new paradigm might go one of several ways.
Hence why all the "uploaded consciousness" school of transhumanists ignore a glaring flaw in that method of longevity.
No, just very mad. He dropped his shell, and then gave everyone a reminder of his power. A Fetich is never to be underestimated.So, uuuh, Lord Grasp managed to piss off Iris enough to enter a limited Viator state? Holy shit...
But IAT is just a charm. A boring one at that that is no longer that useful to us.They're both shinies that are nice? to have, but not essential.
But IAT matters a lot less than Riley, because it is one ability that I honestly never thought we needed. There is so much more potential for interesting things with Riley than IAT I don't see a comparison.Again, not really. All it does it change the narrative to go the way you would like it to go. That's it.
Remember this: if you did not have your armour when Behemoth struck, the fight would have played out differently. You would have had the same chance to win, or lose, whether you had your armour or not. Same with the Coil assassination attempt. Both happened the way they happened because you had the armour.
While I'm not sure of how @Gromweld would have played those events out, it boils down to this: they played out the way they did because you had the armour and could tank the bullet, could go toe to toe with a (sandbagging) Behemoth.
It is the exact same thing. Bonesaw is around because you wanted your woobie, and yes, it allows the narrative to go in different directions than otherwise it would go if you didn't have Bonesaw. No Bonesaw means Gromweld would go a different route for certain things to possibly happen.
IAT or no IAT means the same thing. The narrative goes in a different directions.
But IAT matters a lot less than Riley, because it is one ability that I honestly never thought we needed. There is so much more potential for interesting things with Riley than IAT I don't see a comparison.
But IAT matters a lot less than Riley, because it is one ability that I honestly never thought we needed. There is so much more potential for interesting things with Riley than IAT I don't see a comparison.