RATATOSKR

[soulping]

[ you enter one of the trains with a few of the other teams -- you have your own booths to coordinate your actions in, but you can always go up to the main table if you want to talk to any of the other teams playing with you. ]

Comments

[denotes]

. . fireproof lions?

[secretofthefox]

[yay you showed up!]

Mmhmm! Fire lions that protect people they like and destroy people they don't would have to have protection from their own fire, right?

[denotes]

[ just. this look. ]

[secretofthefox]

You don't want to have fire powers and be burned by them, after all. Been there, not fun.

[I'm sorry he thinks this is the thing you see wrong with this picture...]

[denotes]

Yeah, I know that.

[secretofthefox]

So we made sure the lions wouldn't be bothered by it.

[denotes]

Lions have fur, fur burns, lions don't have the right kinda skin to resist high temperatures.

[cantando]

Magic, Jas. Magic.

[secretofthefox]

Their fur is fire-proof.

[denotes]

[ augh. ]

Whatever you say.

[cantando]

[OH SHIT AN ADULT.]

We're supposed to use our imaginations, aren't we?

[denotes]

Isn't this a game of strategy?

[cantando]

Not particularly. It seems to be more creatively-oriented. There aren't even really clear conditions for victory, so we may as well have fun.

[denotes]

You make a god an' build up a world around 'em. Our's domain is the sky, right? Shouldn't we be building more shit in the sky, for domain bonuses?

[cantando]

There are two sky gods. Marking ours as more of a power of the sun and disasters like a volcano could still be credibly read as sky-like powers. Volcanic ash would seem like a firestorm, wouldn't it? I don't want to be doing another bunch of cloud stuff.

Besides, we are trying to set things up for when we have enough points to create a race of people. It really requires a lot of points.

[denotes]

So you're gonna want to make flame resistant people, too.

[cantando]

Yeah. Not sure what yet, though.