Brockton's Celestial Forge (Worm/Jumpchain)

I wonder how much corrections ones need to do to have a good emulator of the MC reactions now. some of biochemistry and even the blood flow that goes to his heart is different than a 'normal' human/parahuman. he also mixing a lot of things that even a space whale with look at that without any idea of how is working. Specially so if the clones use the traits that allow for some bending/breaking of the laws of physics. And this is 'just' the heart (which I hope serve as replacement for other organs if needed). when this is over they will need to emulate him based on his reactions/goals instead of what he was.

in a different note while the mar priest would be pissed with that really, really, really gun for not getting the proper rites. I would reply did it really not get it? it will work for centuries/millions. it is in the hand of a 'psyker' of pure will that will never fail to chaos and have a family to pass the super weapon on. that gun probably improve itself. and has so many details that even a mar priest would have difficult to surpass the art on the weapon (while still making it functional).
Fleet [edit: should]had just had mentioned that it will pilot multiple knights at some point at same time. one of them being a 'clear' example of really, really old knight (the leo). ranking comes with some privilege. in 40k it can be a bit...excessive like a lord inquisitor commanding a exterminatus on a 'garden' world for very little gain.
 
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"What? But the nervous system doesn't have enough physical bandwidth to make the full contents of two brains available to each other in real time!"
You just need to connect them and the amazing neuroplasticity of the brain solves it itself.
Cochrane believes that this special brain bridge allows events that are perceived by one of the twins to also travel to the brain of the other. When they appeared on a recent episode of the daytime talk show, Anderson Cooper, as Krista avidly consumed some ketchup, something she loves, Tatiana, who hates ketchup, made a horrible face. When the Times' reporter tickled Tatiana's foot, out of Krista's view, Krista laughed. The family accepts that this happens, since they have frequently seen one girl laughing at a television program only the other could see.
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Conjoined Twins, Conjoined Brains, But Conjoined Minds?

How two little girls may shed light on an age-old mystery
 
He does have a wand.
And doesn't know any single spell.

perfect perk for Hera would be Matchmaking. Unfortunately, that wouldn't really fit with the theme of the Forge itself dangit
Well, "creation of a perfect family" is still creation, no?

"I heard of a girl being on your mind, but..."
Brilliant! Thanks for that, it made my day!
 
You just need to connect them and the amazing neuroplasticity of the brain solves it itself.

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Nah, that's no more impressive than blindsight - and even then it's only happening between two brains who have been in constant contact within the same skull since they were born.

Biotic mind melding is sufficient to impart and share complex memories with anyone, on the spot, and it's seemingly channeled through the peripheral nervous system at that.
 
I wonder who is better between cybertronium and necrodermis.
Its honestly up in the air, but I'd bet on Cybertronium. It is 'godflesh' after all. Either from Primus or Unicron. Necrodemis by contrast is Hyper-super science but still achievable by mortal craft. Hence why the Necrontyr could even make the stuff. And its not a psychic material either so no funny business. Cybertronium might as well be named handwavium with all the bullshit it gets up too.
 
Joe isn't a full transformer, he merely has a single technogranic organ. It means there are microscopic living metal components that have been integrated at the sub-cellular level through the entire heart. It's a complicated thing to explain, but in broad strokes, he doesn't require a separate source of energon to keep his heart functional and the heart sees the advantages of being technorganic in addition to its other enhancements.
Plus he has the dune perk that makes things use less power, and he has megitech that would allow magic to power technology, and his body has magic (which the new heart makes more of). So unlike normal transformers he can sustain himself on about anything and his energy intake won't inconvenience him. Specially since god can replenish magic (and you can make more food using magic), well in so many different ways he is self sustaining when it comes to energy needs.
 
could someone tell me where bone steel comes from and what does it do? and what kind of effect do you think a heart made with "the secrets of steel" will have?
 
could someone tell me where bone steel comes from and what does it do? and what kind of effect do you think a heart made with "the secrets of steel" will have?
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Bone Steel

Bone Steel is an enchanted metal used by Norse Gods and their offspring. It is made by having iron smelted with bones and quenched in blood to harden it. If forged correctly, it can cut down supernatural creatures, even giants and gods. Thor's Staff Sumarbrander Thomas Jefferson Jr.'s bayonet...
From percy jackson.
"If forged correctly, it can cut down supernatural creatures, even giants and gods."
It's damn good stuff. Might serve as a good base to build an eventual endbringer or scion-killer.
 
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Bone Steel

Bone Steel is an enchanted metal used by Norse Gods and their offspring. It is made by having iron smelted with bones and quenched in blood to harden it. If forged correctly, it can cut down supernatural creatures, even giants and gods. Thor's Staff Sumarbrander Thomas Jefferson Jr.'s bayonet...
From percy jackson.
"If forged correctly, it can cut down supernatural creatures, even giants and gods."
It's damn good stuff. Might serve as a good base to build an eventual endbringer or scion-killer.
To be fair, at some point the problem becomes "But how could you hit them where it hurts?" when it comes to Endbringers and Scion. After all, both use precognition and other Thinker abilities, either directly or indirectly. Hence, why Joe is still waiting for OCP before he actually prepares for Endbringer-slaying weaponry.
 
The Simurgh also works through the other Endbringers, I believe.
How much the endbringers can communicate is unknown. There seems to be some communication, because they obviously keep to their turns, but that's a world of difference to getting active precognition help during their fights.

Certainly neither Leviathan nor Behemoth are famous for causing the same sort of time bombs the Simurgh is or even having a preternatural ability to avoid attacks.
I doubt the communication goes beyond choosing an appropriate target.
 
beyond choosing an appropriate target.
...Well Leviathan did kill Dragon's Dad for creating the AI, Ziz targeted Sphere/Mannequin, and Behemoth was hunting down for Phir Se in canon. Those are just the examples that are known for Endbringer targeting specific Parahumans that can make a difference, and all three are weirdly tinkers. It doesn't mean I'm certain they will specifically target Joe but then again the possibility exist.
 
It's been 3 full chapters worth of interlude. It's about god damn time we get back to Joe next time. I mean come on. How many interludes do you really need?

Don't forget the 3 chapters that were literally just the same fight, but with "Holy shit!" a bunch of times. Did anything at least actually happen in this one?
 
Don't forget the 3 chapters that were literally just the same fight, but with "Holy shit!" a bunch of times. Did anything at least actually happen in this one?
I enjoyed the "Holy Shit" moments, it's like showing your friend something cool and saying 'I know, right!?' and we got to see what happened with Marche and that Glory Girl has gotten a lateral upgrade.
 
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