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Post by Nnelg on Apr 25, 2013 3:52:13 GMT
Which do you see yourself more as a part of, the Court or the Forest?
I for one am definitely with the Court.
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Post by download on Apr 25, 2013 5:02:27 GMT
I don't know what Coyote's motives are, I don't know what the Court's motives are, so I can't make a decision
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Post by Deleted on Apr 25, 2013 6:32:06 GMT
Both? Either? I'd probably flip a coin. They both look like good fun to me.
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Post by GK Sierra on Apr 25, 2013 6:45:49 GMT
The Court.
Human beings come first.
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Post by ReubenPatrick on Apr 25, 2013 7:17:42 GMT
If there was only electricity to play video games in the forest... and I mean real HD TV couch gaming...
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Post by keeana on Apr 25, 2013 8:00:24 GMT
Forest, for triple sure. When I am outside exploring I don't want to come back.
Not that I stand with Coyote's faction politically, but if I was in this 'verse you'd find me in the forest.
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Post by Morpheus on Apr 25, 2013 9:11:24 GMT
I'd choose the Forest. That place is literally made from stories, legends and myths. I have a hard time imagining anything better.
The Court is pretty damn awesome too with all its cool science and stuff, there's just no way it can compete with the Forest.
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Post by ReubenPatrick on Apr 26, 2013 0:47:29 GMT
Well the Court's Headmaster was kind of a dick and Coyote can be a dick sometimes so... Neutral
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Post by cannister on May 6, 2013 0:52:19 GMT
The Court, of course! Is it not the prerogative of mortality to strive for that which is beyond our reach? The Court's mission to assume the powers of godhood is the ultimate purpose and inevitable goal of any collective of thinking creatures.
Also, I love the Gormenghast feel of an enormous, mostly abandoned expanse of disorderly research facilities and industrial complexes.
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Post by ReubenPatrick on May 6, 2013 6:32:03 GMT
The Court, of course! Is it not the prerogative of mortality to strive for that which is beyond our reach? The Court's mission to assume the powers of godhood is the ultimate purpose and inevitable goal of any collective of thinking creatures. Also, I love the Gormenghast feel of an enormous, mostly abandoned expanse of disorderly research facilities and industrial complexes. Yes it is inevitable but... at what price. Morality. Values. It often comes to mind what man could do or would do for power. BUT I could go for some power right about now. It sounds so good  |
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Post by GK Sierra on May 6, 2013 7:46:32 GMT
The Court, of course! Is it not the prerogative of mortality to strive for that which is beyond our reach? The Court's mission to assume the powers of godhood is the ultimate purpose and inevitable goal of any collective of thinking creatures. Also, I love the Gormenghast feel of an enormous, mostly abandoned expanse of disorderly research facilities and industrial complexes. Yes it is inevitable but... at what price. Morality. Values. It often comes to mind what man could do or would do for power. BUT I could go for some power right about now. It sounds so good Progress has a dark side, but it doesn't inherently make people immoral, people do that themselves. People have been immoral since before the words existed to express morality. |
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Post by ReubenPatrick on May 6, 2013 8:43:47 GMT
Yes it is inevitable but... at what price. Morality. Values. It often comes to mind what man could do or would do for power. BUT I could go for some power right about now. It sounds so good Progress has a dark side, but it doesn't inherently make people immoral, people do that themselves. People have been immoral since before the words existed to express morality. True, we have the capacity to do evil but also the capacity to do good. Though maybe we're just innately neutral but turns to be either good or evil because we are affected by the factors in our world such as our environment, the people who influence us, etc and most importantly by our own experiences. |
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Post by Eisenblume on May 18, 2013 18:02:23 GMT
I'm an academic through and thorugh. I doubt the forest would want me, even if I wanted to.
Besides, humanity, order, science... these things beat coyotes myths any day. What do we need magic when we can make the same things without resorting to "etheria"?
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