then what is the nanomaterial conversion rate
does it depend on the weight or mass
does it depend on the weight or mass
Endbringers are ever-regenerating blocks of increasingly dense crystalline matter, and Taylor's nanomaterial replicates at a rate of doubling every five hours.
Maybe not, but it seems to be a common courtesy not to do so regardless, both here and on SB/QQ. I don't tend to see many people double or triple posting, at least.
No, you triple-posted. That's against the forum rules.@Firebird Zoom
I did mean that I would edit my post about Taylor and Lisa as I reread more/trawl through the thread. Apologies if I was unclear.
Please actually read Sufficient Velocity's rules. There exists no rule that (explicitly) says that.
Maybe not, but it seems to be a common courtesy not to do so regardless, both here and on SB/QQ. I don't tend to see many people double or triple posting, at least.Please actually read Sufficient Velocity's rules. There exists no rule that (explicitly) says that.
Rules of Sufficient Velocity
Would Taylor/Relentless possibly go Leviathan hunting once she gets her ship body and armaments? To establish she's the one who controls the Oceans as per her Fog instincts?
@ensou ☝ I like this idea. Seems like a good post-end adventure.
Based on the description of the events, that's pretty much what happened. Eden did a multiverse face-plant into a planet because she was paying attention to an info dump from Abaddon, and not paying attention to where she was going. Metaphorically she was reading texts while driving, and crashed.
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Late, but how did Taylor's mom die in canon again? Was it texting while driving? If it was, that would be quite the metaphor there you have.
Ashigara's looking for her schtick back!Oh the sheer hilarity of having a massive super battleship rising from the ocean like some fairytale ghost ship, then proceeding to dive into the dark depths of the ocean, chasing Leviathan without relent.
It's a metaphor I recall seeing a bunch of times in the fandom.
I mean, who doesn't randomly throw dice from time to time?
Only after a two day D&D session.
Only two days? Pah, beginner.
I was military. For some reason the commander didn't think giving an extra day or two to fight a world ending threat was important!
Plot twist: he had rolled a nat 1.I sometimes wonder what he would have done if it came up a nat 1.
For a wedding prop, it shouldn't be that difficult to make a loaded die that always rolls a 20. Embed a magnet in the opposite face, and roll on a magnetic surface.Only two days? Pah, beginner.
Speaking of dice, I was a guest at a wedding between two gamers. The priest asked the guy "Do you take this woman, yadda yadda"
He pulled at D20 out of his pocket and rolled it. After checking the numbers, he looked at the priest and said yes.
I sometimes wonder what he would have done if it came up a nat 1.
It can be found here:
You could have just said "He's a Thinker" you know.He is much less smart than he thinks he is, and much more arrogant than is healthy.