Well at least we now have bees, butterflies, and other types of pollinating insects (with all that comes with them).
Honey~ what race will domesticate Bees first?
Silk worms are good too, maybe humans or ants will be the first with them.
Well at least we now have bees, butterflies, and other types of pollinating insects (with all that comes with them).
Oh god. How the fuck is that going to react with the Stone Plague? Are they going to turn into stone statues, and then in a hundred years you end up with Steel murder-insects that spread the disease!? Huh, that's even more horrifying then I anticipated.Honey~ what race will domesticate Bees first?
Silk worms are good too, maybe humans or ants will be the first with them.
I'm rather curious as well, could lead to some very interesting subjects I think. I think it'll be a rather slow plague though, given how every month there is a cure available- of course, I have no idea how many people will get that.... and some people might not end up in a situation where they can access moonlight from the full moon to cure themselves.
More of the latter, with a compulsion to seek your death when you're trapped in a steel body, ideally this is through conflict to further propogate the plague so it can live up to it's name as moonlight wouldn't really cure you after petrification stage, thus destruction of the body is needed.Did the plague innately make u murderous in the steel stage, or was it just insane from prolonged isolation/ sensory deprivation?
This seems really cute. Lil starghosts
I like the whales and the depths. Both fit the second planet's theme of "everything being huge and terrifying". Whales I'd expand to cetaceans more generally though.potential acts
{} Fathomless Depths (grand act? lesser act?)
someone brought up the idea of having parts of the deep sea in the second world transition into a water dimension, so you'll never find a bottom. which sounds terrifying and super cool
[] whales (grand act)
I think whales would be pretty cool on the second planet. They'd prbly be prey animals to Dragon's and Yama. But maybe some of them will grow large enough to be a threat
[] Heart Eater Foxes (Voxkoli) (lesser? demi? act)
a metamorphosis that ribbon foxes can undergo. They become substantially larger. Going from the size of a garter snake to about the size of a normal fox, their snake half now the length of a bus. Their butterfly wings now replaced with the wings of carnivorous birds. Unlike Ribbon Foxes, Heart Eaters can become selectively tangible and are resistant to all magic except for water magic. They are intelligent, capable of understanding speech, and planning ambushes. HEF are known for ripping out the emotional heart of their still living victims, leaving them emotionless and listless. The resulting emotional/ spiritual heart is used to decorate their nests in the unseen and provide a nurturing environment for their eggs. Should the victim die the spiritual heart will disappear. People can quest into the unseen in order to retrieve the heart of their loved ones. But it is a dangerous quest, and the HEF will defend their nest viciously, especially when they have eggs.
HEF are the sexually mature form of ribbon foxes. Like eels ribbon foxes can live their whole lives and never proceed to sexual maturity. HEF tend to lay four to ten eggs to a nest. It is said that their eggs are delicious and to taste one is to never again know sorrow. The eggs can also be good ingredients in mood regulators, and several magical rituals.
This seems really cute. Lil starghosts
if you are just making whales then it should only be a lesser act but if you want to make Cetacean then it would be grand.I think whales would be pretty cool on the second planet. They'd probably be prey animals to Dragon's and Yama. But maybe some of them will grow large enough to be a threat
if you are just making whales then it should only be a lesser act but if you want to make Cetacean then it would be grand.
Ungulate Mammals:
The passing of millions of hooves tramples the earth on the continents as ungulates come into being. This broad group includes both terrestrial grazers and myriad cetaceans of the seas...
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In the seas, the hoof-less cousins swim and bask - dolphins, porpoises and whales. They add to the grand tapestry of the seas, consuming fish and plankton in great quantities. Grand Act: Create the first wave of ungulate mammals.
Uhh, guys, did you forget that Cetaceans already exist? They were introduced a while ago, all the way back in the fourth Epoch, the Age of Creatures.
Photomajij said that a demi-act is enough for an already existing animal species.See this is why I don't use my brain.demi act or lesser to spawn a breeding population of them on world two?
Photomajij said that a demi-act is enough for an already existing animal species.
I created ribbon Foxes with a lesser act. So unless Emberlings are likely to go on to build civilizations. Lesser is prbly fine.Yeah but I'd imagine it would require more to bring several breeds over the whole ocean.
Any idea if Emberlings would be a Lesser or Greater Act?
I created ribbon Foxes with a a lesser act. So unless Emberlings are likely to go on to build civilizations. Lesser is prbly fine.
I like that one, creating more technological/magical progress would be a good thing at this stage of the quest.