Safety Hammer
A walking piece of shit in a stupid looking jacket
Minor question, but where exactly on the map are you guys atm? Just wondering for a "friend"
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I like talking about the RP, so your ramblings are fine. It's always a spark of inspiration to pass thoughts back and forth. Ultimately, the Goddess is better off doing what she did since she IS a Goddess over probably the largest following on the planet given her dual-hatting and immense domain. She's doing the correct thing as a God at large, but it means having to fuck Nancy overKylesar1
I'm delighted that we get a double dose of Ves (here and Guild) because I like her character. And I enjoy her and Elaina's bickering, which I anticipate much more of now that they're in cahoots.
For personal reasons, it was hella cathartic watching Ves go sicko mode over Nancy and it made me feel better about the whole situation, LOL. It's been kinda frustrating having Vlad lowkey stand up for the Goddess after she absolutely fucked Nancy like that, though it makes sense for his character. I said I had sympathized with the Goddess, and I still do, whilst giving her the benefit of the doubt. When you said Nancy was the favored child because he was Nullified AND Exiled based on the Goddess's actions, that made me suspect that this whole thing is a massive overcompensation and will backfire in making her look better to the Council. If Vlad is correct and she's trying to protect her image to protect the bulk of her followers in the long run, I get it. If it's just to save her image, then uh, fuck her, lol.
I had originally said becoming Null and separated from the Goddess was the worst thing that could happen to him... before I knew he was getting punished for it. ESPECIALLY before how Goddess conducted herself during the hearing. Now being Null is the silver lining, like Ves said. This entire situation will be so traumatic for him that I honestly don't expect he'll want to return to the Goddess afterwards. Not impossible, but I have other endgame possibilities in mind I'm leaning towards. I'm resisting the urge to go into detail why, but I know it'll come up in pieces very soon now that Ves knows what happened. This is really good for him, because he was content to let no one know his struggles and bear the burden himself. Though it'll also be good for him to work with Elaina, someone who doesn't care about him as a person but is too invested in his life to avoid.
Sorry if you don't care for my ramblings, I just really like talking about this stuff. It also gets it out of my head so I'm not thinking about it constantly, lol. I like hearing your thoughts on things too, though I understand if it's not your cup of tea/you're too busy with IRL stuff to devote time to things not the actual RP.
I like talking about the RP, so your ramblings are fine. It's always a spark of inspiration to pass thoughts back and forth. Ultimately, the Goddess is better off doing what she did since she IS a Goddess over probably the largest following on the planet given her dual-hatting and immense domain. She's doing the correct thing as a God at large, but it means having to fuck Nancy over
I was about to explain the reasons why the Goddess can't give Nancy a new body, but that'll be revealed in due time. And it's more reasonable than "I am not allowed to make Lung-Borne Locathah anymore." Ves ain't having it
She's in a weird place of having to appeal to the Counsel, but she doesn't know how much her actions in claiming Kraiven and staving off the attack will play into the Counsel's judgement regarding the infraction. Or how the aftermath regarding Nancy will play into it. It may very well be an overcompensation that'll backfire. I'll definitely write out the Tribunal though
Well utilizing your Gift to destroy your God's gift is pretty egregious. Nigh treasonous. Under normal circumstances BEST CASE scenario, he'd have been stripped of his Divine Favor not unlike how Ghaznud was for working with Baroness. However, since he's Null, stripping him of his favor is moot so the next was either stripping him of skills/memories or exiling him. Stripping of skills is too harsh so that's a no goYeah. I ain't saying Nancy shouldn't be punished in general, as it would set a bad precedent to let severe crimes like that go. But Exiling him seems very extreme for what's almost a victimless crime. Destroying the castle wasn't an emergency, as you said, and in the end, only Nancy himself and the Goddess's pride were hurt as a result. But maybe if there HAD been big collateral, the appropriate punishment would be death/Universal Undesirability, I dunno.
The whole matter is deeply tragic. Why am I so masochistic.It's not even so much the being punished that'll fuck up Nancy (though that's a big part). It's specifically her conduct. If it had been approached like, "I can't allow this crime to go, I don't want to do this but I have to punish you," he'd be able to make peace with it better. But instead she... switched, as has been demonstrated many times. She gaslit him, threatened to take away his life's work over perceived insolence, was even hostile in a few places (DO NOT yell at the boy, he will cry). And THAT sets a precedent that how well Nancy is treated depends on if he's made a mistake/done something wrong. There's no room for error, lest he face a Goddess that's far too reminiscent of the man who robbed him of a childhood. He's effectively re-traumatized, after 200+ years of healing from it.
I'll leave it there, because Nellie will bring this up when Goddess speaks with her. She will not let this matter go.
That reminds me of when you said a God who takes interest in him might offer him a new body (presumably not Lungborne given the rules) in return for his devotion. The Gods in general taking interest in him is a point of interest to me, and I wanna see if he's given offers (or gets kidnapped, lol). For the narrative purpose of testing his faith as well, or in general making him think about what it is he wants. Also I keep chuckling at the idea of Nancy putting up a "No Solicitors" sign on his future office.
I'm assuming that Divinity Law is as harsh on Gods as it is on Followers, shown via Vlad's dialogue. I don't have to personally like, but so long as it's not favoring the ones in power then at least it's a fair system. Nellie will bitch about it nonstop, though (unless that's a general Heresy offense, in which case Vlad will have to shut her up nonstop).
BTW, about Elaina's library extension... mayhaps Nellie would be allowed to visit Nancy? Not requesting that Goddess allow it off the bat, just asking if it's a possibility. I assume there would have to be a reason to justify it, or Nellie would have to earn it. With the stipulation that she can't actively assist Nancy in finding a cure, I'm figuring.
Oh, absolutely. What Nancy did was a gross overstep, especially considering there were several avenues of escape. All he had to do was... literally anything but what he did. It pretty much was a useless act as Goddess said, because Nellie was fixing to leave anyway.Well utilizing your Gift to destroy your God's gift is pretty egregious. Nigh treasonous. Under normal circumstances BEST CASE scenario, he'd have been stripped of his Divine Favor not unlike how Ghaznud was for working with Baroness. However, since he's Null, stripping him of his favor is moot so the next was either stripping him of skills/memories or exiling him. Stripping of skills is too harsh so that's a no go
I've wondered about this actually. How do followers get away with that kind of stuff, without their God noticing? It's clear that Gods aren't omnipresent on Earth, but during communes they have access to thoughts and memories to a degree. Or is it not a matter of if they find out, just borrowing time until they do?It'll be a thing if the Goddess can be convinced. It'll exist regardless but whether or not it's a backdoor deal will determine if Nellie will be able to use it with stipulations.
Since Orivae is a Neutral Zone, she's not Omnipresent just yet. Omnipresence is in Holy/Daedric zones like Cordelia or Elmar or the Trench or Abyss. The access to thoughts/memories are done when they enter a Holy/Daedric area of the God they're supposedly faithful to. If She doesn't know, she doesn't knowI've wondered about this actually. How do followers get away with that kind of stuff, without their God noticing? It's clear that Gods aren't omnipresent on Earth, but during communes they have access to thoughts and memories to a degree. Or is it not a matter of if they find out, just borrowing time until they do?
Ooh, you don't say? Is it secret? If not, we can discuss in DM.BUT I got a MASSIVE important plot point, but it'll depends on what you do with Nancy
Renaming? What are you renaming? Let's hear itI'm gonna start renaming some of Laszlo's moves.
I'll develop the idea in my mind first, and see what you do with Nancy. The reason is that I don't want to make the tribunal a character defining moment for Mariana if it can come later. Then again, if it happens, it happens and I'll adjustGot it. Thanks for the clarification.
Ooh, you don't say? Is it secret? If not, we can discuss in DM.
Absolutely. If only Mariana treated her kids like she loves them, Ves would be into her. Forshame
It's alright Vessy, Efi and Arnold can adopt Nancy once he's back home.Absolutely. If only Mariana treated her kids like she loves them, Ves would be into her. Forshame
I imagine it's a passive, continuous low chance of triggering. Maybe that chance increases or becomes active when the scale is broken, now that I think of it.WayfaringWaaksian
The berserk effect of the scale, is that active or passive? It's the difference between Ves just being mad and Ves actively seeking revenge. On what's maybe an extreme scale