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What happens when a god dies, say like Morgoth? Do their spirits reincarnate somehow?

You can't enter mountain base from that side until you unlock the door. It is the barzites wall to keep the takers out. Since your on the taker side, the barzites aren't letting you in. "i was allied with takers and awakend" Impossible. "i slayed someone and when i went back to zhass-uss they started attacking me for no reason" Not no reason. You killed someone. Or, you allied with the Takers first and then the Awakened, making the takers hostile toward you because by allying with the Awakened, you left the alliance of the takers. Also, pay better attention in English class. People won't be able to guess your 12 years old.

I liked copying Dark Wyrms. I would make one every turn, if not 2 every turn, when in a serious battle.

The intelligent ornk in G5!

Ya, Kyra is really hard compared to your level unless your really good at getting early experience.

And ornk costs 8 essence, 11 for 2 intelligence.

I was really hoping for 3 ornk canisters in G5 so you could make an oozebeast. A creation that would do acid shower for you... Ah...

I think you're reading too much into the game. Jeff did not think about all these things. Jeff just wanted decoration.

Yes, but as he levels up (which happens fast at the beginning) he gets less and less experience per kill. Basically, a singleton will finish at a higher level than a party of four, but not dramatically so.

You could add a point to luck and it wouldn't hurt. Focus on Mental magic from now on, as well as picking up the charms.

Then what the heck would the Glaahk play in a movie? And "a monster" does not count.

A Glaak! What the heck could that thing be? The attack of the giant caterpillars?

Who would jaws be?

Testing a creation is not a crime. He was testing. Research. He didn't know it was going to be highly unstable. He was looking for a way to control more creations with less shapers. It didn't work, you go kill the mind, Alwan is disappointed, but it wasn't like he made them in mass quantities.

He took reasonable precautions. The creator mind supposedly should have not been able to create them well. But, to make it able to shape, it was given too much other stuff. He experimented with it and it failed, but that's no crime against shaper law.

By retroactive, you mean something of the sort where the creations aren't altered, but those skill points are borrowed from when he gets more?

"Basically I'm trying to figure out if there is any point to playing on a harder difficulty. Aside from the 'thrill of the challenge'." Bragging rights =)

Edit: The question I answered was answered 2 posts up, and I wasn't reading. Delete if you feel necessary!

I'm using a computer right now, so I'm not talking about how technology is bad. I was simply making an observation.

"(probably thanks in large part to Shaping's improvements to agriculture and medicine, which is why I don't agree with the Trakovites)" Would there be a war of such magnitude without shaping? Real life equivalent, would there be wars of such magnitude without technology? The answer is no, wars would be over a smaller area and much less devastating, but like technology, it has the wonderful tendency to amplify everything, the good and the bad.

If we don't take just G3, she is pretty neutral. I guess playing pro-shaper on G3 has got me thinking small scale. =)

First, save where you are at in a new file. Second, shift+D "backtostart" Lastly, continue saving the underworld.

G3 Litalia (in G5 I think she's really wise, even though she does indirectly cause great harm) is only not on par with taygen if you assume the only way to create change was war, and only if you deem change necessary. Its that first reason I guess I put her up there. I think careful politics could have achieved the same things. Maybe a little deceit here and there along with some leveraging could have accomplished the same thing. With the council being filled with the fools it shows in G5, it would be no problem. However, I guess it could equally be argued that they would not be so foolish if there was no war at their boarders. I still maintain that murder of innocents is not a reasonable means to any end.

Originally Posted By: MrRoivas Besides, what most likely ended up happening is that the Shaper clean up crew saw how corrupted Gottesch was, attempted to take him into "custody," he resisted, suffered an unceremonious death, and his body was left forgotten. Actually, I killed him. =) Originally Posted By: FnordCola Disagreed on Litalia. She's a fanatic, sure, but so are the plurality if not the majority of other characters in G3-5. I'd call her more equivalent to G4/5 Alwan... Nah, Litalia is pretty heartless. Unlike alwan, she wants war, strife, and death. Alwan ultimately wants to end the war, its just he wants it to end with destruction of those that caused it in the first place. Litalia is definitely worse than Alwan, and in especially in G3, she is a ruthless, bloodthirsty canister addict.

Rawal shouldn't be on any list, hes no worse than anyone else. Sure, hes more open in his desires for power, but all the others do the same things. Learned Darian is easily number 1 on the good list. G3 Litalia is also rather evil. She has her righteous intentions, but will burn anything in the path to instantly get there. This is equivalent to Taygen, who has righteous intentions (stop the war), but is opting for the disturbingly quick way to get there.