Topic: These are the Questions of our Lives.
Subject: Olan's age?
Where did that come from?
Posted on 2006-12-29 at 13:23:35.
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Topic: RDINN Feature Updates/ Suggestions/ Bugs
Subject: karma
one applaud/smite per person, per thread. No time limit.
Posted on 2006-12-27 at 08:54:16.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: die!
frag
(you do realize that this game will never end, right?)
Posted on 2006-12-22 at 15:32:27.
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Topic: The Egg Tart Game
Subject: my only
you are my sunshine
Posted on 2006-12-21 at 11:16:47.
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Topic: The One Word Game
Subject: throw a
ball
Posted on 2006-12-21 at 11:04:41.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: don't be a messy
slob
Posted on 2006-12-21 at 09:02:05.
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Topic: RDINN Feature Updates/ Suggestions/ Bugs
Subject: errors and such...
As I have told Dragon Mistress, this person should contact me directly. My email is available on the site; we also have a "contact us" form.
Errorcode 7 means that the user is attempting to register an account with a username or email address that is already in use. One account per person, please.
If they are having an issue, I'll be happy to manually force the registration through, but for obvious reasons, I need to hear from the person involved.
Posted on 2006-12-05 at 22:29:16.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: a heavy
load
Posted on 2006-12-05 at 13:06:35.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: wiggle
worm
Posted on 2006-12-05 at 11:02:58.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: ooooo
form
edit:  Blamm saved me from a typo...
Posted on 2006-12-05 at 10:05:37.
Edited on 2006-12-05 at 10:16:56 by t_catt11
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: in your hair?
Lice
Posted on 2006-12-04 at 14:45:54.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: go fly a
kite
Posted on 2006-12-01 at 13:54:05.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: eat some
rice
Posted on 2006-11-30 at 09:18:02.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: jolly old saint
nick
Posted on 2006-11-30 at 08:44:29.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: suddenly, I feel
sick
Posted on 2006-11-30 at 08:10:50.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: stuck in the
muck
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 21:44:06.
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Topic: Audalis: afterlife
Subject: limited...
All races on Antaron are mortal. Humans, Sylvari, Khordaldum, Cidal, Brathunspar... all of them. They may have different lifespans, but they are all mortal.
So I don't think the celestial idea really works.
Technically, Jusarin is the god of knowledge. Magic is his domain by logical extension - he is the god who seeks to know all there is to know. Arcane spellcasters can and do choose to worship him, but probably only those to whom acquiring new knowledge is the driving force in their lives.
The planes... how do they work in Audalis? Good question. I've had vague ideas, but never delved too far into them.
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 16:09:56.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: owls say
hoot
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 13:22:55.
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Topic: Audalis: afterlife
Subject: reincarnation?
I don't see this as happeneing except under odd circumstances... such as a spell or somesuch.
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 13:21:06.
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Topic: The Morphing Game
Subject: read a
book
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 13:01:49.
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Topic: Audalis: afterlife
Subject: brainstorming...
...is what we are lookign for, Almerin. I can't decide myself if I like specific realms.
I do see death like this:
In Audalis, death is pretty much final. Only greater gods can return a dead person to life, and this is reserved usually for the truly faithful or worthy; resurection tires the deity a good deal, and thus, they are loathe to do it.
Lesser gods must appeal to their patron deity if they wish to bring one of their own fallen back to life. Naturally, if greater gods don't do this often for their own, they are far less likely to willingly do it for the followers of their underlings.
In other words, return from death truly is a miracle.
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 12:35:19.
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Topic: Audalis: afterlife
Subject: yup...
You are thinking of Falloes for the downtrodden. Interesting take.
I am reposting the deities, as you can see from the front page of the site... but this is taking me some time to do.
This document is ment to be a "what really happens". We may look at differing belief systems, as well as what really goes on. I see lots of bickering amongst the god, defintiely.
Here's a question we have long dodged - what about other races? What about Khords, Syls, etc? Personally, I see all races as having a place in the afterlife... they were all created by the gods, after all. But I'm open to ideas.
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 12:11:02.
Edited on 2006-11-29 at 13:22:19 by t_catt11
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Topic: Continuing Where We Last Left Off
Subject: rooming with a Killer...
With the boys safely dealt with, Arien can turn his thoughts back to the mission at hand. He does find that killing the mantis mage weighs heavier on his mind than he might have guessed... the thing was, after all, intelligent. But what is done is done, and there is no use dwelling on a somewhat ignoble end to a noble quest. The boys are safe, that's all that really matters.
Eventually, the waymeet is reached. The knight finds these simple accomadations to be as wonderful as the finest feather bed in some nobleman's home - after all, he is on the road with trusted companions in a quest to remove a threat of evil. What more can he ask for?
The mood of the party is more somber than Arien might have expected, but then, many of them are injured and tired. Adrien introduces his comapnion - a familiar, Ally used to call them - and the mismatched name cannot help but cause the knight to smile. Once the creature leaves to forage, Arien turns to his tasks.
Nauraly, the knight will care for Winston first of all; the horse was cerainly invaluable in the day's scuffle. Next, he will eat, and finally, he will spend a great deal of time cleaning and polishing his armor. He will gladly stand any watch, knwing full well that spellcasters need their rest, and that he himself is hale and hearty, and well able to watch over his sleeping companions.
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 11:33:58.
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Topic: Audalis: afterlife
Subject: judgement...
I really like the idea of a judgement. All told, you have some useful ideas, period. Feel free to brainstorm - there are no bad ideas!
Anyone else have somethign to contribute?
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 10:32:29.
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Topic: Audalis: afterlife
Subject: nice...
I was looking for answers, not more questios!
Seriously, though, you do quantify a lot of the concepts I would like to see addressed. The question about barbarians is an interesting one.
You will note that every culture reveres the same gods. They may perceive them in different ways, have different names for them, even believe them to be of different genders, but the same gods themselves are still there. The Vidarak, for example, do not have names for Therassor and Bakloran seperately - they are simply the varigads. However, I would think that a righteous follower of the varigads would go to the afterlife reserved for followers of Therassor, whereas those who are evil and bloodthirsty would see the rewards from Bakloran.
I do see where you are coming from on the faithless, but you must understand - Audalis is a world where the gods have a definite, visible impact on everyday life. And I am working from the principle that all souls see some sort of afterlife. If they have nowhere to go, then it only makes sense that they fall under the dominion of the god of the dead... and he's not a nice fellow. This has been canon material for years.
What I'm really shooting at is what exactly does the afterlife consist of?
Posted on 2006-11-29 at 09:57:00.
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