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Niht, I'm going to have to ask you not to kill off Nick when/if you add him. I need him alive so I can make a sequel to my own story
. If you do need to kill him off though, I'll just resurrect him
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. If you do need to kill him off though, I'll just resurrect him
.
21-Aug-2010 00:41:10 - Last edited on 22-Aug-2010 01:49:00 by Eno Remnant
@Zrdh: Very interesting bio, only a few things I'll ask you to change as you see fit.
Firstly, while Flamtaer has not been disproved as being a god, players on divided as to whether he is one. Unfortunately for you, I happen to be one of the players who don't believe Flamtaer is a deity, thus he is not one in my stories.
Secondly, your bio does fall afoul of my stories' mythos in one aspect. (In case you aren't aware a mythos is to a story what the laws of physics are to the real world) And that is, that in my mythos, it is impossible for a mortal to remain in the mortal world for long (an extremely powerful mage could possibly last a week) unless his or her original body exists in some shape or form. Now, the original body might be entirely destroyed save a single organ that is locked away somewhere, but that organ must exist somewhere.
Within my mythos however, there is an item that might solve this problem for you (I intended to have one show up in this series eventually, well done on making me give away its existence.) And that item is called a "phoenix stone"; made by powerful fire magic over the course of several years, a phoenix stone has the ability to resurrect whoever has it on their person, although the stone is destroyed in the process. Should a mahjarret have one on him and be committed to the ritual, he would lose most of his power (probably therefore having to hide his body elsewhere and possess the bodies of others) but he would resurrect, hence bringing your bio in line with my mythos. (Of course, you can modify the bio anyway you want, as long as it conforms to said mythos, I will accept it.)
@Dogone: Even if I don't kill him, by the end of this story, Gielinor will be a very different place.
~~~~~~~~~~~~Perfection meo destinato est.~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~Prudentia et iustia et clementia meo honori sun†.~~~~
~~~Ad maiorem Dei gloriam, inque hominum salutem.~~~
~~~~Nihtgaldere, Dominorum: servus Absoluti Boni.~~~~~ "He appears in the Form of a Man with many Countenances; and he hath a Book in his right hand. His Office is to teach all Arts and Sciences unto any; and to declare the Secret Counsel of any one."
Firstly, while Flamtaer has not been disproved as being a god, players on divided as to whether he is one. Unfortunately for you, I happen to be one of the players who don't believe Flamtaer is a deity, thus he is not one in my stories.
Secondly, your bio does fall afoul of my stories' mythos in one aspect. (In case you aren't aware a mythos is to a story what the laws of physics are to the real world) And that is, that in my mythos, it is impossible for a mortal to remain in the mortal world for long (an extremely powerful mage could possibly last a week) unless his or her original body exists in some shape or form. Now, the original body might be entirely destroyed save a single organ that is locked away somewhere, but that organ must exist somewhere.
Within my mythos however, there is an item that might solve this problem for you (I intended to have one show up in this series eventually, well done on making me give away its existence.) And that item is called a "phoenix stone"; made by powerful fire magic over the course of several years, a phoenix stone has the ability to resurrect whoever has it on their person, although the stone is destroyed in the process. Should a mahjarret have one on him and be committed to the ritual, he would lose most of his power (probably therefore having to hide his body elsewhere and possess the bodies of others) but he would resurrect, hence bringing your bio in line with my mythos. (Of course, you can modify the bio anyway you want, as long as it conforms to said mythos, I will accept it.)
@Dogone: Even if I don't kill him, by the end of this story, Gielinor will be a very different place.
~~~~~~~~~~~~Perfection meo destinato est.~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~Prudentia et iustia et clementia meo honori sun†.~~~~
~~~Ad maiorem Dei gloriam, inque hominum salutem.~~~
~~~~Nihtgaldere, Dominorum: servus Absoluti Boni.~~~~~ "He appears in the Form of a Man with many Countenances; and he hath a Book in his right hand. His Office is to teach all Arts and Sciences unto any; and to declare the Secret Counsel of any one."
21-Aug-2010 15:00:08
Sounds interesting! I'll have to make sure I read on!
22-Aug-2010 01:48:12
Alright I have a little announcement; starting at the precise time I am writing this message 1:02 am GMT, all the characters will be open for interviewing and shall remain this way until 5:00 am GMT Aug 29.
What does this mean? Well, to put it simply, you may ask questions of any character that has appeared in my stories (provided they're still alive.) And they will have to answer. (for all of you incapable of roleplaying, I will have to answer in character.)
To ask one of my characters a question simply post the question in the following format.
For <character_name> : <question>
If you want to ask a generic character a question just have at "For a" before the type of character. (e.g. for a Varrock Guard
Oh, and any character who has appeared in this series (Black Pentagram, Weapons of Destiny) is fair game, even ones that really belong to Jagex and those whom were submitted by bio. However, note that they have to have appeared at least once in story, and just having a bio accepted does not count as appearing in the story.
If this sort of thing turns out popular, I might do it again later, or might do it in "The Monolith." Have fun asking questions.
P.S. My characters are far more likely to give away things about my story than I am.
~~~~~~~~~~~~Perfection meo destinato est.~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~Prudentia et iustia et clementia meo honori sun†.~~~~
~~~Ad maiorem Dei gloriam, inque hominum salutem.~~~
~~~~~~~~~~Nihtgaldere, Adeptus Dominorum~~~~~~~~~~ "He appears in the Form of a Man with many Countenances; and he hath a Book in his right hand. His Office is to teach all Arts and Sciences unto any; and to declare the Secret Counsel of any one."
What does this mean? Well, to put it simply, you may ask questions of any character that has appeared in my stories (provided they're still alive.) And they will have to answer. (for all of you incapable of roleplaying, I will have to answer in character.)
To ask one of my characters a question simply post the question in the following format.
For <character_name> : <question>
If you want to ask a generic character a question just have at "For a" before the type of character. (e.g. for a Varrock Guard
Oh, and any character who has appeared in this series (Black Pentagram, Weapons of Destiny) is fair game, even ones that really belong to Jagex and those whom were submitted by bio. However, note that they have to have appeared at least once in story, and just having a bio accepted does not count as appearing in the story.
If this sort of thing turns out popular, I might do it again later, or might do it in "The Monolith." Have fun asking questions.
P.S. My characters are far more likely to give away things about my story than I am.
~~~~~~~~~~~~Perfection meo destinato est.~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~Prudentia et iustia et clementia meo honori sun†.~~~~
~~~Ad maiorem Dei gloriam, inque hominum salutem.~~~
~~~~~~~~~~Nihtgaldere, Adeptus Dominorum~~~~~~~~~~ "He appears in the Form of a Man with many Countenances; and he hath a Book in his right hand. His Office is to teach all Arts and Sciences unto any; and to declare the Secret Counsel of any one."
22-Aug-2010 02:04:14
I thank you for imparting some of your great knowledge upon me Parsis. I agree that the Zamorakians and Saradominists are fools, for while I may follow light and order, I have no love for Saradomin. Also, unlike Saradomin, I shall keep my mind open, and merely observe Senntisten instead of attempting to destroy it (which, incidentally, I could totally do if I wanted to).
Also, for Guthix: I must wonder, how could you not know of Zaros? I understand that you were otherwise occupied at the time, but surely in the time after that you should have sensed some sort of lingering power? Or perhaps heard talk of him from mortals or one of your 'brothers.'
Also, for Guthix: I must wonder, how could you not know of Zaros? I understand that you were otherwise occupied at the time, but surely in the time after that you should have sensed some sort of lingering power? Or perhaps heard talk of him from mortals or one of your 'brothers.'
22-Aug-2010 05:22:04 - Last edited on 22-Aug-2010 05:33:12 by Eno Remnant
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