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Black Sun in a White World
I need to re-read Dreams, but they mention the twenty hidden souls of Gaia that exist out in Creation.
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I don't have my books handy, but I'll post it as soon as I find it. Hopefully someone will beat me to it.cyl said:Well, not be rude or anything, but I'd like to have a reference with that
Correct on the essence that the Elemental Dragons are not the elements themselves, but the stewards of said elements. And where is this supposed sixth element thing? They did make the original elementals, but what's this about a sixth element? Page reference, sir.cyl said:Huh... not if you read RoGD. There are "just" the terrestrial gods responsible for maintaining the flow of essence at the elemental poles and through the dragon lines to protect Creation from the Wyld, but they are not the elements themselves... Hesiesh is not fire, the element fire exists without Hesiesh, but it is Hesiesh who slowly flows through the dragon lines of fire and maintain the elemental pole of fire... thus making fire a "living force". The element Fire exists with or without Hesiesh, Hesiesh only makes it work according to its function.He's not just the embodiment of fire, or the spirit of fire, or the heart of all fire. He is Fire. Every fire or flame or spark anywhere in Creation is Hesiesh.
IIRC there was a time when a sixth element was proposed by the Primordials... I think that this means the Prims created the elements, then Gaia created the Elemental Dragons to maintain Creation with the elemental poles and the dragon lines, then finally the elementals were created by the incarnae. So the Elements exist without their Dragons, but the can't be functionning properly without them.
The Wyld in Creation... sure.Gaia woke those two dragons up again, wouldn't the resurgence of Earth and Fire essence throughout Creation work to severely reduce or even eliminate both the Wyld and the shadowlands?
Shadowlands are created through great suffering and death. Most shadowlands are the sites of horrible tragedies. Great battles' date=' natural disasters, plagues and famines can all result in a shadowland, but they can be also be created by smaller, more personal tragedies.[/quote']
No other information has been published about the forming of a shadowland in the 2e corebook, not even MoEP: abyssals has enough information about it... We'll have to wait til the Underworld book comes out to have a 2e explanation of it.
But the 1e said natural disasters are a go for a shadowland.
Earthquakes and volcanic eruption create more shadowlands.
There can be a shadowland without ghosts actually... the shadowland is only formed by the presence of massive mortal suffering and death... regardless of the formation of ghosts. (but some souls surely will become ghosts in times of great suffering).
This is a debate? That people care about!?Jukashi said:Tsk tsk, CW. Accusation of wankery loses you 5 points in Internet Debate.
People don't need to care about it for it to be a debate!This is a debate? That people care about!?
I kind of like that, actually.Jukashi said:Ok then...
But it would make sense if fire were naturally opposed to underworld essence.
I disagree again the two elements who are naturally opposed to Underworld Essence are wood and the element responsible for salt (wether you choose it's water or earth).Jukashi said:Ok then...
But it would make sense if fire were naturally opposed to underworld essence.
So, "Holy" is just a tag that says "the high divine things in creation think you're bad, so you suffer from this tag"? It seems that holy isn't so much "HOLY" as it is "you're politically unfavorable".cyl said:EDIT: as for the Holy, I think all celestials at some point have a holy tag linked to a charm. So I guess it would mean Luna and the Maidens represent holiness as well as the sun.
It would be only logical since they were chosen to be the protectors of Creation.