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Originally written by Bandit Keith:

On a sienote, I really do wonder what would've happened with that Death God and Crazy Goddess storyline. I haven't seen anything out of them in a while, so does that mean that they're out?

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Originally written by Frozen Feet:

Lenar and premonition have promised to be back in not-too-distant future.

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

It would be very interesting, though, to see just how responsive a world could be made, with tons of Stuff-Done-Flags. In principle I think a lot could be done in this direction. The question is whether you really make the game more fun by doing so, given the opportunity costs involved. Time spent working out how the game will react differently to different player decisions is time that can't be spent making a single game track longer or more interesting. Back when I was a DM, I tried to encourage my D&D players to think up creative strategies, and tell me about them before I started work designing stuff. Once I started writing dungeon, though, I used every trick I could to surreptitiously eliminate player strategic options; because every time they had a major meaningful choice, it meant that I had to do twice as much work for the same amount of actual gameplay.

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Originally written by Bandit Keith:

Since it seemed like a good idea... That and it was briefly mentioned, but not discussed when James and her had that little argument when he went to see her. It kinda makes sense, though. She had her own power which she used to do the whole James the Deity false religion thing to make money. Some people figured it out, but liked her enough to start worshiping her... Or something like that.

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

Guys like Oral Roberts...

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Sliros teleported to where Geltor was standing. Sliros broke his neck. Many times.

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