State of the magicker poll

[Barzalene]

Icky but legal in Nak.

It doesn't happen in Tuluk. Magickers aren't allowed in Tuluk.

[Marshmellow]

YOU try telling a bazooka on legs that s/he can't get his/her rocks off to relieve some tension now and then.

[Cindy42]

It's not monopoly or basketball. You're allowed to play the losing game, because the point isn't to win, but to create a story. I don't see anything wrong with playing a gicker in Tuluk, regardless of whether the powers that be are all knowing or not, without it being twinky or silly.

Playing losing the game is freakin' fun. Every half-elf is doing it, a good portion of elves are doing it, and if you're considering the fact that you never really have control over your own life, so is everyone not playing a Highlord, or rogue 'gicker, in a certain sense.  So is anyone playing in the 'rinth. I have yet to hear of someone lasting longer than 3 RL months inside.

magickers are equally as common everywhere, right? the only discrepancy i've ever heard of is the fact that mutants tend to be born more often near the silt sea.

If there's a genetic component (and that sounds plausible) I suspect they're more likely in Allanak since Tuluk tends to cull the herd of any magicky folk.

oh, right. nak's been around an awful long time.

[Yam]

It's not monopoly or basketball. You're allowed to play the losing game, because the point isn't to win, but to create a story. I don't see anything wrong with playing a gicker in Tuluk, regardless of whether the powers that be are all knowing or not, without it being twinky or silly.

Playing losing the game is freakin' fun. Every half-elf is doing it, a good portion of elves are doing it, and if you're considering the fact that you never really have control over your own life, so is everyone not playing a Highlord, or rogue 'gicker, in a certain sense.  So is anyone playing in the 'rinth. I have yet to hear of someone lasting longer than 3 RL months inside.

magickers are equally as common everywhere, right? the only discrepancy i've ever heard of is the fact that mutants tend to be born more often near the silt sea.

If there's a genetic component (and that sounds plausible) I suspect they're more likely in Allanak since Tuluk tends to cull the herd of any magicky folk.

oh, right. nak's been around an awful long time.

Honestly the only time I ever felt like I was winning Armageddon was when I played a desert elf.

[Xeran Van Houten]

One of your half-giants won, Yam.

[musashi]

I've known of PC's who's survived in the 'rinth for longer than 3 RL months. Hard, but doable. And hats off to them.

[Yam]

One of your half-giants won, Yam.

Half-giants always win.

[Taven]

So...

Gemmed procreation: acceptable, illegal, or up to the templar/noble that has the most direct authority over the gemmed in question at the time?

It's generally legal. Many things are  "generally legal". However, whatever an individual templar says IS THE LAW, so they can make any ruling on it that they want to. They're templars.

[Saellyn]

So...

Gemmed procreation: acceptable, illegal, or up to the templar/noble that has the most direct authority over the gemmed in question at the time?

It's generally legal. Many things are  "generally legal". However, whatever an individual templar says IS THE LAW, so they can make any ruling on it that they want to. They're templars.

True, but... how many templars would say "No more sexinz" to mages?

[RogueGunslinger]

Are they gemmed?

[Taven]

So...

Gemmed procreation: acceptable, illegal, or up to the templar/noble that has the most direct authority over the gemmed in question at the time?

It's generally legal. Many things are  "generally legal". However, whatever an individual templar says IS THE LAW, so they can make any ruling on it that they want to. They're templars.

True, but... how many templars would say "No more sexinz" to mages?

I doubt that many. More importantly, if they did, how would they enforce that?

[lordcooper]

So...

Gemmed procreation: acceptable, illegal, or up to the templar/noble that has the most direct authority over the gemmed in question at the time?

It's generally legal. Many things are  "generally legal". However, whatever an individual templar says IS THE LAW, so they can make any ruling on it that they want to. They're templars.

True, but... how many templars would say "No more sexinz" to mages?

I doubt that many. More importantly, if they did, how would they enforce that?

Removal of penis would be a good start.

[Taven]

So...

Gemmed procreation: acceptable, illegal, or up to the templar/noble that has the most direct authority over the gemmed in question at the time?

It's generally legal. Many things are  "generally legal". However, whatever an individual templar says IS THE LAW, so they can make any ruling on it that they want to. They're templars.

True, but... how many templars would say "No more sexinz" to mages?

I doubt that many. More importantly, if they did, how would they enforce that?

Removal of penis would be a good start.

I dunno. Isn't there a magickal penis regrowth spell?

This would also still only work on half the population.

[lordcooper]

True, but the explanation for the other 50% would have to go into explicit detail, and I would rather refrain from that on the GDB.

[Taven]

True, but the explanation for the other 50% would have to go into explicit detail, and I would rather refrain from that on the GDB.

Even if they did the female equivalent, I think some House would get upset at the castration of all magickers. Like Oash.

How did we even get this far off-topic, anyway?

[lordcooper]

True, but the explanation for the other 50% would have to go into explicit detail, and I would rather refrain from that on the GDB.

Even if they did the female equivalent, I think some House would get upset at the castration of all magickers. Like Oash.

How did we even get this far off-topic, anyway?

Heh, it's still kinda on topic.  This is one of the 'states' most wigglers would be quite concerned about 

[Cindy42]

i wonder how badass a maxed out elemental 'gicker is.

[Yam]

Absolutely badass.

[musashi]

A maxed out anything, mundane or otherwise, is gonna be absolutely badass.

[jstorrie]

Maxed out merchants are more 'wealthy' than 'badass.' I'm not sure I'd even call a maxed out pickpocket or burglar that badass, although they'll probably have all yr stuff.

[Salt Merchant]

So...

Gemmed procreation: acceptable, illegal, or up to the templar/noble that has the most direct authority over the gemmed in question at the time?

It's generally legal. Many things are  "generally legal". However, whatever an individual templar says IS THE LAW, so they can make any ruling on it that they want to. They're templars.

True, but... how many templars would say "No more sexinz" to mages?

I doubt that many. More importantly, if they did, how would they enforce that?

Removal of penis would be a good start.

Can't think of a better way to ensure mages go rogue.

[Taven]

Can't think of a better way to ensure mages go rogue.

See, the real answer is to make the gem a piercing that goes...

Yeah. You can finish that sentence.

This prevents reproduction AND ensures loyalty! Woo!

[Is Friday]

All the gemmed are mudsexing lesbians anyway.

[musashi]

All the gemmed are mudsexing lesbians played by men anyway.

[Is Friday]

Hey man. I play females that hate penis and vagina equally.