My kinks are fairly transparent in this game already, so yeah, I'm willing to admit that I basically saw that you were making a werewolf god and added you before even reading your character sheet further :P

Anna also hits a good note for me, since she's an asexual / lesbish character who adores cute things (like me IRL!). Halley also hit a similar mark.

Werewolf stuff was the first supernatural romance I really got into, and there's something about combining men and wolves that tickles my fancy; maybe because it frames masculinity (something that, as you know, was used to hurt me as a child) within the context of something I don't feel threatened by (sweet doggos and their behaviors).

Theadeacus gives me nothing to work with, which makes him one of my favorite characters, actually. He approaches godhood with pure professionalism and I just don't know how he does that.

I think an older incarnation of Halley (or was it Yami?) actually got a title or something that translated into a good power that basically made her the kryptonite of all merits. Not in a harmful way, so much as they were utterly powerless to resist her attempts to grab them and cuddle them. Like their natural powers of predator avoidance simply failed against her. But she never killed them...just wanted to cuddle them. Sometimes too much. Like El Mira from tiny toons.
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I think that was Hakumei?

I think it was either hakumei or her mother now that I think about it. I just remember one of them had a sort of trumping or auto-cuddle effect against merits. She just narratively won against them.

I think it might be hakumei now that I think about it...I remember her scooping up a mail courier merit and try as he might he couldn't contest the cuddle. And original kookhe didn't have a lot of courier merits as it was more about the rts re conquering of the godrealms from Kats.

Superpowered cuddling! I approve of this.

I need that in my next game lol

Note: Merits are the people of my first Theo character, Rizzun, God of Vengeance. They were tiny anthropomorphic mongoose-ferrets (hence "Merit") and were essentially the Nullbies of that game.

That's when Ruse first met me - I was 13, and had long hair.

That is quite a while! I wouldn't have even been able to guess it. How long is long?

I am not sure if the Nullbies would deny cuddling, they are the definition of cuddly.

About this long - about the length and color of the girl on the left, a little past shoulder length. As I'm coming to learn, I pass as a guy with short hair, and as a girl with anything approaching chin length or longer.
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And even if they tried to deny it, one needs no powers to make them helpless to resist.

That's pretty long hair!

*Gives a hopeful look around the room before dropping a link and quietly slinking out*
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That is true! I would excite your idea and gm for you, but I feel like I wouldn't be able to live up to what you would want c:

I hope you find a gm and game you are looking for there!

The GM is right I've met her on here over ten years ago now I think.

Identifying toxins in Arthos: Introductory course
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I see it playing out exactly like that.

Edit: post 1500 is mine!
This message was last edited by the player at 00:08, Mon 18 Mar 2019.

dammit Anna https://cdn.discordapp.com/att...5454080/21321312.jpg

Lol apologies. I've spent a non-trivial amount of time thinking about how I would act if I were a god so I just act in that fashion.

I haven't been following Myriad very closely but looking at Argentum's I wonder whether there's a connection between Liusna and Nian.

I literally know nothing about the Taltresin stuff and try to ignore those threads because the stories you guys are in are so convoluted and referencing deep plots from your earlier game (my head was spinning last time I tried). But my understanding in this game is that Myriad is actually a very LARGE Arboreal-tier moon of Taltresin itself. There are also references that Myriad might be a dream world linked to talresin.

Now in Argent's case...he's a first moon of a first moon so his existence is becoming invalidated. :(
This message was last edited by the player at 16:28, Tue 19 Mar 2019.

Yeah our plot lines can be convoluted. Mine is probably the most linear truth be told. Woke up and killed everyone that claimed to be a god or tried to harm my people. Now I rule Eros uncontested with my fourth province being the domain of my Vassal Raasiel.

My people are pragmatic, borderline ascetics who value community and the natural world above all else. My realm is a communism theocracy and we are roughly at the industrial revolution in terms of technology level which has been augmented by magic, primarily necromancy.

In reply to Theadeacus Aso (msg # 819):

So like...skeleton coal mine workers and such instead of 7 year old children like in RL?

Or both perhaps? :P

We don't use coal but yeah we have servitors, false undead automatons, to work our thanatoengineered engines. Essentially it takes advantage of the heat released through decaying materials instead of burning coal.

Bezaleel is so far from being godly though. I've chalked this fool up with flaws.

The Taeltresin plot is pretty convoluted. It can be easier if you come into it on a new foot instead of trying to see what all happened and why it is where it is.

Bezaleel's plot was far from straight forward like Theadeacus.

In the shortest way possible. He found out he was a god, corrupted his basically deceased father and made him a mad god. Was killed by this mad incarnation of his dad, returned and devoured him. Then was set up by the Pantheon to be amaranthed after procreating his daughter. Granted clarity of being to a province of undead. Was invaded by another god, was going to use said god and help them. Bargain couldn't be fulfilled so I ate them. Am now married to daughter and have two kids on the way.

I've been following the Taeltresin plots - and they are definitely convoluted, but worthwhile if you have the reading time! It's one reason I've slightly overplayed Ulfur's newness :)

Taltresin definitely has a darker and edgier set of plotlines compared to even most theo games I've played it seems.

Argentum's angst is positively vanilla compared to this. :P

Well the Blight definitely weren't a cuddly foe so we developed to match.