Shaper Erika

Why couldn't Western Terrestia be the second continent? South America and North America are separate continents.

Originally Posted By: Milla Over four Millennia? that really is a long time Pushes the timeline way back. I wonder where they started counting the years? When they alighted on the mainland? Their first successful conquering? That also shows that tribes still living on Sucia were fairly recent as was the conquering of Terrestia. Quote: No. We know exactly where Sucia Island is because the G1 ending mentions that it is actually not too far from a city by the name of Dillame. So it's east of Terrestia. That's my point if the Shaper Empire is a few milennia old and Terrestia was only conquered in the last couple of centuries, how come they started their empire on the other continent if they were off shore of the site of Dillame. Hang on a sec, let's clarify something, as I haven't played Geneforge 5 yet. What *is* the second continent? Is Western Terrestia the second continent?

Originally Posted By: pitchblack Because there is no canonical timeline and Jeff does as he pleases to make the games interesting! This isn't a book series, people. Edit: I do not, however, have any objection to you making a timeline. Just felt that I has to point that out. What sort of nonsense is that? One expects a bit of internal consistency in any work of literature.

No no no, you're all wrong! Healing Craft is by far the most immoral circle of magic. More people = More war, suffering, and environmental damage.

Originally Posted By: Desmarestia If we assume a degree of personal freedom on the NPC's part, mental magic is the greater evil because it forces your enemy to fight the battle that, more often than not, you initiated. Except when mental magic is used to avoid battle...

It's working fine for me?

This guide suggests how you might be able to join and exploit all 4 sects: http://www.box.net/shared/e099rcyq0c

Originally Posted By: Uberdhizon Confusey. What is going on? What is a wiki? A wiki is essentially an 'encyclopaedia' of knowledge about a particular broad topic which users can add to and edit at whim. The idea is that a broad topic is far too large for one person to write about, so you need multiple contributors. There's also the benefit of differing opinions and perspectives being thrown into the mix.

I'm not the one organising the wiki.