Is the sun in the north?

[bracken]

I assume it is, because it sets to the NW of Tuluk. (I think.) But are there contradictory signs elsewhere?

[palomar]

It rises in the east and sets in the west, I think.

[Mr.Camel]

I'm pretty sure dawn/dusk messages refer to it as rising in the east and setting low in the west.

[bracken]

Yes , but I mean during the day. It will either travel across the northern sky (southern hemisphere) or the other way round.

[Tisiphone]

The Known World is south of the equator, assuming planetary physics are roughly similar.

[Desertman]

Later on, when it is not IC sensitive anymore...


I really really REALLY want to know what you intend to use this information for?

[Maso]

I want to go north of the equator. 

[bracken]

The Known World is south of the equator, assuming planetary physics are roughly similar.

Thanks for that..I just wanted to know so I'd know where the shade was.  Which wall or formation to stand my PC near.  Nothing major, but it all adds to the picture.   

[manonfire]

I want to go north of the equator. 

If you go north from Tuluk, you eventually run into a mountain range. Scale that mountain, and you'll find yourself staring at an interstate highway, bustling with traffic.

[Maso]

I want to go north of the equator. 

If you go north from Tuluk, you eventually run into a mountain range. Scale that mountain, and you'll find yourself staring at an interstate highway, bustling with traffic.

OH. So -thats- what that is. I thought it was a silt river with really really fast silt skimmers driven by krathi's.

[The7DeadlyVenomz]

The Known World is south of the equator, assuming planetary physics are roughly similar.

Thanks for that..I just wanted to know so I'd know where the shade was.  Which wall or formation to stand my PC near.  Nothing major, but it all adds to the picture.    

You win. I like that.

[Vessol]

I want to go north of the equator. 

If you go north from Tuluk, you eventually run into a mountain range. Scale that mountain, and you'll find yourself staring at an interstate highway, bustling with traffic.

Not many people know it, but Zalanthas is just like The Village.

[Gunnerblaster]

I want to go north of the equator. 

If you go north from Tuluk, you eventually run into a mountain range. Scale that mountain, and you'll find yourself staring at an interstate highway, bustling with traffic.

Not many people know it, but Zalanthas is just like The Village.

Some big-ass desert reserve out in the middle of nowhere? I mean, there's been some seriously bad-ass shit going down in the Known world of Zalanthas. Like Dragons. And Elves.

[Angela Christine]

I want to go north of the equator. 

If you go north from Tuluk, you eventually run into a mountain range. Scale that mountain, and you'll find yourself staring at an interstate highway, bustling with traffic.

Not many people know it, but Zalanthas is just like The Village.

Some big-ass desert reserve out in the middle of nowhere? I mean, there's been some seriously bad-ass shit going down in the Known world of Zalanthas. Like Dragons. And Elves.

Old nuclear testing range.  Off limits the the general public and whatnot.  The dragons and other impossible things, are mutants that can't survive without a high level of background radiation, so they don't go near the edge of the reserve, and no one comes in.

And the bad-ass shit isn't as impressive as we imagine.  It turns that despite what all those old movies would have us believe, radiation does not cause things to grow to enormous size.  The gigantic insectoids are actually just large-ish insects.  Kanks aren't the size of horses, more like the size of carpenter ants.  Bahamets are merely small desert tortoises.  Half-giants are smaller than Barbie dolls.  Most of the monsters of the known world could be taken out by a particularly fearsome kitty cat.  The entirety of the known world fits within a few bomb craters. 

[ale six]

Most of the monsters of the known world could be taken out by a particularly fearsome kitty cat.

Oh hai u called? ^.^

[NoteworthyFellow]

I want to go north of the equator. 

If you go north from Tuluk, you eventually run into a mountain range. Scale that mountain, and you'll find yourself staring at an interstate highway, bustling with traffic.

Not many people know it, but Zalanthas is just like The Village.

Some big-ass desert reserve out in the middle of nowhere? I mean, there's been some seriously bad-ass shit going down in the Known world of Zalanthas. Like Dragons. And Elves.

Old nuclear testing range.  Off limits the the general public and whatnot.  The dragons and other impossible things, are mutants that can't survive without a high level of background radiation, so they don't go near the edge of the reserve, and no one comes in.

And the bad-ass shit isn't as impressive as we imagine.  It turns that despite what all those old movies would have us believe, radiation does not cause things to grow to enormous size.  The gigantic insectoids are actually just large-ish insects.  Kanks aren't the size of horses, more like the size of carpenter ants.  Bahamets are merely small desert tortoises.  Half-giants are smaller than Barbie dolls.  Most of the monsters of the known world could be taken out by a particularly fearsome kitty cat.  The entirety of the known world fits within a few bomb craters. 

IT ALL MAKES SENSE

[Gunnerblaster]

Some big-ass desert reserve out in the middle of nowhere? I mean, there's been some seriously bad-ass shit going down in the Known world of Zalanthas. Like Dragons. And Elves.

Old nuclear testing range.  Off limits the the general public and whatnot.  The dragons and other impossible things, are mutants that can't survive without a high level of background radiation, so they don't go near the edge of the reserve, and no one comes in.

And the bad-ass shit isn't as impressive as we imagine.  It turns that despite what all those old movies would have us believe, radiation does not cause things to grow to enormous size.  The gigantic insectoids are actually just large-ish insects.  Kanks aren't the size of horses, more like the size of carpenter ants.  Bahamets are merely small desert tortoises.  Half-giants are smaller than Barbie dolls.  Most of the monsters of the known world could be taken out by a particularly fearsome kitty cat.  The entirety of the known world fits within a few bomb craters. 

That's awesome. I love you. =)

[Tisiphone]

One supposes that the Dragon is a rattlesnake; they don't come by very often because the area is still 'hot'.

[brytta.leofa]

One supposes that the Dragon is a rattlesnake; they don't come by very often because the area is still 'hot'.

If the dragon is a rattlesnake, what is Muk Utep?

The angry-eyed kangaroo rat is here, staring you down.

[Irulan]

I want to go north of the equator. 

If you go north from Tuluk, you eventually run into a mountain range. Scale that mountain, and you'll find yourself staring at an interstate highway, bustling with traffic.

Not many people know it, but Zalanthas is just like The Village.

Some big-ass desert reserve out in the middle of nowhere? I mean, there's been some seriously bad-ass shit going down in the Known world of Zalanthas. Like Dragons. And Elves.

Old nuclear testing range.  Off limits the the general public and whatnot.  The dragons and other impossible things, are mutants that can't survive without a high level of background radiation, so they don't go near the edge of the reserve, and no one comes in.

And the bad-ass shit isn't as impressive as we imagine.  It turns that despite what all those old movies would have us believe, radiation does not cause things to grow to enormous size.  The gigantic insectoids are actually just large-ish insects.  Kanks aren't the size of horses, more like the size of carpenter ants.  Bahamets are merely small desert tortoises.  Half-giants are smaller than Barbie dolls.  Most of the monsters of the known world could be taken out by a particularly fearsome kitty cat.  The entirety of the known world fits within a few bomb craters. 

That was awesome.

[Sokotra]

::Twilight Zone theme music plays::

[mansa]

http://www.zalanthas.org/gdb/index.php/topic,10122.0.html

Someone posted this a while ago, asking about the moon cycles.

Some good help files to read are:

http://www.armageddon.org/cgi-bin/help_index/show_help?jihae

http://www.armageddon.org/cgi-bin/help_index/show_help?lirathu

http://www.armageddon.org/cgi-bin/help_index/show_help?moon

http://www.armageddon.org/cgi-bin/help_index/show_help?time

Suk-Krath rises in the east, sets in the west.
Lirathu rises in the southeast, sets in the northwest.
And, as far as I can tell, Jihae also rises in the east, and sets in the west, as per this log: http://www.armageddon.org/rp/logs/log.guild.html

Thank goodness for a google site search.

[flurry]

Does it actually say someplace that the sun is in the north sky? I'm wondering where people are getting this from, but it's entirely possible I'm overlooking the obvious.

[Tisiphone]

Does it actually say someplace that the sun is in the north sky? I'm wondering where people are getting this from, but it's entirely possible I'm overlooking the obvious.

The sun sets over the Grey Forest, which would, if you take the whole of it, mean roughly west-northwest.

[flurry]

Does it actually say someplace that the sun is in the north sky? I'm wondering where people are getting this from, but it's entirely possible I'm overlooking the obvious.

The sun sets over the Grey Forest, which would, if you take the whole of it, mean roughly west-northwest.

Maybe there's more evidence of it beyond this, but this alone doesn't seem convincing to me. As far as I know, the sun setting over the Grey Forest is only true from the perspective of an area that is generally east of it.

In other places, the message might work in some other aspect of the local environs, or simply say that the sun sets to the west.