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26-May-2015 10:05:34
@AttilaSquare Thanks for the responses! I honestly created this thread with the goal in mind of making it the Planar Theory of Anima except less ocd perfectly highlighted with key vocabulary and definitions. Instead I opted to be lazier and just use similes to explain things.
1) Now that you mention it this makes a lot of sense, especially considering the spell fatigue mentioned in the novels. I will edit that section shortly. I do believe they still carry some energy as they have been known to cause violent reactions but it is possible they function more as an imprint, like a portable altar except instead of imbuing Anima with the memory of a specific prayer/spell book they instead imbue your own Anima with a map of sorts for how to make specific elements of a spell. Also I want to add some stuff I forgot to include about Dragonkin, Arposandrians, and the Moonclan not needing runes.
2) I really wish I had more info about Sacred Mud. The best concept I can come up with is that it is like matter and when a crap ton of Anima condenses it changes from an incorporeal state to a corporeal one like a gas changing to a liquid.
3) I have not but I will add it to my list now. I actually watched a lecture on the origin of the universe that was hosted on youtube as research for this thread lol. Video id = 7ImvlS8PLIo
4) I'm mostly interested in this topic to find a method of making Gods mortal again because I'm a Godless follower and would rather not have anything that powerful lumbering around. What with the wars, involuntary mind control of mortals, risk of being killed by a bad guy and creating an evil super God.... ect; I just think we would be better off without Gods posing that risk but I would not kill an innocent God either so I really want there to be a way to just make them mortal again.
Side note: Also planning on using a reserve to talk about other universal mechanics like time travel and alternate timelines/parallel universes.
1) Now that you mention it this makes a lot of sense, especially considering the spell fatigue mentioned in the novels. I will edit that section shortly. I do believe they still carry some energy as they have been known to cause violent reactions but it is possible they function more as an imprint, like a portable altar except instead of imbuing Anima with the memory of a specific prayer/spell book they instead imbue your own Anima with a map of sorts for how to make specific elements of a spell. Also I want to add some stuff I forgot to include about Dragonkin, Arposandrians, and the Moonclan not needing runes.
2) I really wish I had more info about Sacred Mud. The best concept I can come up with is that it is like matter and when a crap ton of Anima condenses it changes from an incorporeal state to a corporeal one like a gas changing to a liquid.
3) I have not but I will add it to my list now. I actually watched a lecture on the origin of the universe that was hosted on youtube as research for this thread lol. Video id = 7ImvlS8PLIo
4) I'm mostly interested in this topic to find a method of making Gods mortal again because I'm a Godless follower and would rather not have anything that powerful lumbering around. What with the wars, involuntary mind control of mortals, risk of being killed by a bad guy and creating an evil super God.... ect; I just think we would be better off without Gods posing that risk but I would not kill an innocent God either so I really want there to be a way to just make them mortal again.
Side note: Also planning on using a reserve to talk about other universal mechanics like time travel and alternate timelines/parallel universes.
29-May-2015 01:13:47
Just finished reading, great thread!
The only thing I can really offer to this thread regards Demons and the number 8. I know there is something from a JMod that talks about the number 12 being that number for the demons. I think it had something to do with how many Demons there were on Infernus or something. From that piece of lore, it was inferred that the "Number of the Beast" in RS is 121212, although your evidence suggests it is 888, so there is a contradiction there
The only thing I can really offer to this thread regards Demons and the number 8. I know there is something from a JMod that talks about the number 12 being that number for the demons. I think it had something to do with how many Demons there were on Infernus or something. From that piece of lore, it was inferred that the "Number of the Beast" in RS is 121212, although your evidence suggests it is 888, so there is a contradiction there
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04-Jun-2015 16:09:28
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Just finished reading, great thread!
The only thing I can really offer to this thread regards Demons and the number 8. I know there is something from a JMod that talks about the number 12 being that number for the demons. I think it had something to do with how many Demons there were on Infernus or something. From that piece of lore, it was inferred that the "Number of the Beast" in RS is 121212, although your evidence suggests it is 888, so there is a contradiction there
Zaros did take 12 legions and the legions groupings are made up of multiples of 12 I believe but it appears for all the actual rituals and things they perform that 8 is used somehow and holds a lot of significance. The best answer I can give is maybe 8 it significant to magic rituals themselves and 12 is just a number demons like that has no magical properties to it. (At least that have become important/shown thus far)
Just finished reading, great thread!
The only thing I can really offer to this thread regards Demons and the number 8. I know there is something from a JMod that talks about the number 12 being that number for the demons. I think it had something to do with how many Demons there were on Infernus or something. From that piece of lore, it was inferred that the "Number of the Beast" in RS is 121212, although your evidence suggests it is 888, so there is a contradiction there
Zaros did take 12 legions and the legions groupings are made up of multiples of 12 I believe but it appears for all the actual rituals and things they perform that 8 is used somehow and holds a lot of significance. The best answer I can give is maybe 8 it significant to magic rituals themselves and 12 is just a number demons like that has no magical properties to it. (At least that have become important/shown thus far)
06-Jun-2015 21:57:09
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