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A Penguin Flailing Against The Keyboard Of Life.
[X] Veekie.
Toned down, his vote has become basically what I wanted in the first place.
Toned down, his vote has become basically what I wanted in the first place.
Too late I guess......Would you believe me if i said i'd somehow become convinced that my plan actually asked for permission to build a shrine, not to have one built for us, and that was part of why i thought it was more balanced than it is, and was confused by Sivantic's suggestions? *facepalm* apparently my brain can handle statistics but not simple memory.
Speaking of memory, i somehow remembered the last update as being around 10 or 11, not 8...so now my plan to wake up and make changes to my plan if need be feels both stupid (because no time to get changed votes) and assholish (because changing plans within an hour of lock is not fair to voters)
So i'm leaving it to @Powerofmind there was some confusing discourse on this, and i think some people voted expecting @Sivantic 's plan:
While others voted for me... so if anyone looks in in the last half an hour and says they want the above plan, but not the original plan, then do so, and tag me and PoM in it; on the off chance we make up the difference in votes, then...i'll let PoM decide if changing the plan so late is ok, because i dont want to make that decision, especially when i just woke up[X] Plan No Husbando (yet)
[X] Acquiesce to Saiga's first condition (not voting for this is implicit refusal of the condition, can be difficult and will likely upset Saiga).
[X] Give something else instead of either condition (can upset Saiga regardless of what is offered if it doesn't include easing up on his fishers).
-[X] However he has not proven that he is worthy of our hand, so if he wants our hand he has to do three things for us to prove that he is capable. For every tasks he completes we will reward him and his people
--[X] First task, build a shrine to Gaerig in your village, In return, we will bless your villagers.
--[X] Second task, we require 'prey'. Tell us of where to hunt and where to avoid dangers and we will offer you knowledge of the future in return. (when we use future reading, we will share what we learn with him if it involves him)
--[X] Third and Final task...will only be given once the others are complete >.> . In return, if we are pleased with his actions and skills we will present him with a magical coat of armor (scrap copper is still magical to them...) and accept his proposal
Really? So every tier of Spirit upgrade makes every other tier cost more? In AN's system, the cost increases applied only within the same tier.By the time you've maxed out your first aspect or spirit, all other T1 aspects will cost 5 (3 points for 5 legend) and all T1 spirits cost 6 (3 points for 6 legend) and only grow more expensive from there.
Yes, if you are actually scaling Traits the way you say you are, the cost for Skills is in fact not excessive.Straight buys are actually pretty nice when, by the time you have 2 T3's in Spirit purchases, your next T1 costs 9 Legend.
By "choice of skills", I meant the choice of what we put in our skill slots (and get to 10), not the choice of what we we derive excellencies for (and push to 20). With the system as is, the former is not enough to give you a decisive advantage.Tour choice of skills does give you a fundamental advantage over others. Putting in the right effort can bring you to truly stupid amounts of power (because 20 is just the beginning of how far you can keep stacking up skill points; with the right set of traits you can get there in 3-4, out of 22 maximum), you just can't do it as fast as before.
That's a fair point. I can dial the extra back to (+1 in Tier, +3 in line) for costs. Would put the costs at something more bearable. I might tack on an extra +1 to the in-tier cost for Tier 3, though.Yes, if you are actually scaling Traits the way you say you are, the cost for Skills is in fact not excessive.
Of course, if you are doing that, the Attributes are vastly underpriced. When getting a third T1 aspect costs as much as upgrading an Attribute from 1->4 or 3->5, the T1 just doesn't doesn't look attractive any more.
Also, at these rates, I'm not sure I'd sleep for anything as a Faith spirit once I've gotten a couple of upgrades and prices have gone up.
What does +3 in line mean?I can dial the extra back to (+1 in Tier, +3 in line) for costs
This system essentially establishes two introductory tiers (T1, T2) which are both roughly the same price, and then a capstone tier (T3) which costs as much as the first two put together. I see no problem with this if it is in fact what you want to do, though I don't know if this is in fact your intention.I might tack on an extra +1 to the in-tier cost for Tier 3, though.
In-line means every tier of the same trait, so T1 is 2, T2 is 5, T3 is 8. Your second of each is 3, 6, and 9, so on, so forth. It's dramatically lower than AN's, which was typically as much as a +5 increase for every tier upgrade as well as a +5 increase for every trait of the same tier with the same descriptor (aspect/spirit).What does +3 in line mean?
This system essentially establishes two introductory tiers (T1, T2) which are both roughly the same price, and then a capstone tier (T3) which costs as much as the first two put together. I see no problem with this if it is in fact what you want to do, though I don't know if this is in fact your intention.
Wait, what? I'm not sure about the difference between tiers, but the surcharge for having additional traits of the same tier was definitely 1, not 5. Otherwise we wouldn't have been able to get nearly as many traits as we did.It's dramatically lower than AN's, which was typically as much as a +5 increase for every tier upgrade as well as a +5 increase for every trait of the same tier with the same descriptor (aspect/spirit).
Idk, maybe I messed that up. Either way, it's still a nice ~33% reduction in overall legend costs compared to AN's prices.Wait, what? I'm not sure about the difference between tiers, but the surcharge for having additional traits of the same tier was definitely 1, not 5. Otherwise we wouldn't have been able to get nearly as many traits as we did.
Can anyone else confirm one way or another?
[] Lay with <[Animal]>
-[] Contribute a rank of Avatar to sire an Ur-beast
-[] Contribute <4X> Sustenance per trait or <9X> Sustenance to choose a trait
Squidy things are just as good.So, we need fishy things, and we need Mother things. Any plan that has both, or is moving towards both, gets my vote.
Okay, no smacking the fishermen at all for two years.Saiga only agrees to your first demand assuming you spare everyone entirely for at least two years beforehand, your decree comes into effect automatically at that time (until then, you cannot harm any mortal fishers)
Your shrine will be finished at the end of turn 9
Sweet. Moon AND babies unlocked!Rolled 66: Astral Affinity - Moon (5 Legend)
5 Vehemence remaining
Legend rolled 15
Additional full purchase, AA - Moon split between AA - Yellow Moon, Blood Moon, Blue Moon, Harvest Moon, and Silver Moon
Rolled 27: Avatar 3 (3 Legend)
Hi Fishing, nice to meet you again!
Okay, we're in a Pantheon now, with the Crone as the leader Saiga as the fighter and three others. Time to start plotting against her mwahaha.Another great weight quickly follows, one that you fear you will never be able to escape, as well as a vague sense of three other presences you had not known before. One of them immediately grates upon your ears and being, giving you a distinct hatred for the Crone, knowing this act is of her design.
Hmm...ominous, it sounds like the Crone rose out of another dead god?It cries with tortured anguish, watching as all it loves is stripped of meaning and function. For every faithful it suffers another impalement, and though it has no mouth, it's screams echo in the chamber of it's final imprisonment.
Productive!With little else to do this year, you opt to grant small boons on a few of your people, granting them a taste of your star-knowledge. For one, you do not hold back at all, giving him the full weight of your comprehension. He acts funny, gibbering strange things on occasion and telling people the successes they may meet in love and life. Maybe you will do it again sometime, considering it was somewhat effective when the others you'd blessed translated for him.
Okay...good to know, do not fuck.Those you'd commanded to discover knowledge of The Crone come back empty-handed, but not for lack of trying. The Crone's villages are fortified, and her favored are dangerous, powerful people. Many were too afraid to even approach.
People are animals, but you don't have strong enough shapeshifting traits to get a human base for a monster (you'd have to convince the human to lay with a non-human form to get a monster with a human base).
Is it time? IS IT FINALLY TIME!?
@Powerofmind, since the action specifies <[Animal]>, does that mean that human monsters are no longer possible/are just a subset of Ur-Children?
Why would we leave DE just sitting there instead of bless-churning? Isn't bless-churning strictly superior to just leaving it there?I'd suggest then, not spending all our DE this time and do some bless-churning.
The result of typing, realizing something, typing it in and hitting post without considering the contradictionWhy would we leave DE just sitting there instead of bless-churning? Isn't bless-churning strictly superior to just leaving it there?
I'm thinking now is a good time for an Ur-child, since we're on two turns worth of "no abusing the fishermen", so we can do that without getting wrecked too hard.
You people are the real monsters here ;_;we could just strait up sire a human with water traits to breed into the population