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The Stone of Jas Will Shatter
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Not gonna lie, this is probably one of the more interesting theories I've heard about the Stone after the endgame. Which probably means Jagex won't do it because that means they have to actually write an interesting story to live up to the potential changes this sort of thing can cause...and after their show with the Sixth Age so far I'm not holding out much hope for that happening
Though this would finally give us a chance to explore the whole world guardian thing in better detail instead of sitting on the sidelines. Or start giving the Godless/V factions a storyline to show us how they intend to deal with new gods that come about because of the changes.
Yeah, you are speaking truth. It would massively diversify the storyline of the Sixth Age and necessitate a lot more effort into what happens next.
It would take a Sixth Age that has been mostly a series of discrete conflicts and turn it into an all-out war. This is why I think it should happen -- it fits exactly with what Sliske wants. Society likes order. The gods are meant to be atop the social and religious structure. This is their struggle. Flip that on its head...give everyone a personal stake, and give the promise of power to everyone...order is upheaved. Suddenly, the entire world is plunged into total war.
The struggle to possess the largest amount of Jas Shards becomes the impetus for the new God Wars, but instead of a cast of 5 or 6, this God War has a constantly changing cast of dozens or more. Factions split and form, allegiances are tested, trickery and shenanigans become the way of life...Sliske succeeds in the most ultimate way possible.
This also gives the Godless a true way to fight back, along with Invention. The war against the gods becomes basically using the power of the gods against them.
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Not gonna lie, this is probably one of the more interesting theories I've heard about the Stone after the endgame. Which probably means Jagex won't do it because that means they have to actually write an interesting story to live up to the potential changes this sort of thing can cause...and after their show with the Sixth Age so far I'm not holding out much hope for that happening
Though this would finally give us a chance to explore the whole world guardian thing in better detail instead of sitting on the sidelines. Or start giving the Godless/V factions a storyline to show us how they intend to deal with new gods that come about because of the changes.
Yeah, you are speaking truth. It would massively diversify the storyline of the Sixth Age and necessitate a lot more effort into what happens next.
It would take a Sixth Age that has been mostly a series of discrete conflicts and turn it into an all-out war. This is why I think it should happen -- it fits exactly with what Sliske wants. Society likes order. The gods are meant to be atop the social and religious structure. This is their struggle. Flip that on its head...give everyone a personal stake, and give the promise of power to everyone...order is upheaved. Suddenly, the entire world is plunged into total war.
The struggle to possess the largest amount of Jas Shards becomes the impetus for the new God Wars, but instead of a cast of 5 or 6, this God War has a constantly changing cast of dozens or more. Factions split and form, allegiances are tested, trickery and shenanigans become the way of life...Sliske succeeds in the most ultimate way possible.
This also gives the Godless a true way to fight back, along with Invention. The war against the gods becomes basically using the power of the gods against them.
(continued...) sTReTCh1028
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07-Feb-2016 20:17:35
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