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General Earwa / Re: What Has Come Before. True or false
« on: October 23, 2013, 07:04:25 pm »polllol Earwa's Santa Clause is an Inchoroi
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General Earwa / Re: Re: TSA related art and stuff.
« on: October 23, 2013, 03:55:45 pm »
Who are those two?
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hey
« on: October 23, 2013, 02:28:09 am »By the way, what is 'nerdanel'?
This is how I know you've been lurking for a while
, welcome aboard. Like Madness said, nerdanel is synonymous with crackpot theory. I just stick with crackpot though, since I he was before my time.Feel free to post you thoughts. Some of us might seem to have had a head start, but we're probably running in the wrong direction.
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General Earwa / Re: Re: TSA related art and stuff.
« on: October 23, 2013, 02:19:53 am »the way I exercise drawing with my hands.
'splain.
I'm a communicative asshole who feels like pushing their strange brand of communicating onto everyone?
i wish this conversation happened in real life. made me laugh regardless though.
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The White-Luck Warrior / Re: The Celmomian Prophecy [Moved from The Darkness That Comes Before]
« on: October 23, 2013, 02:13:38 am »This is the quoteQuote from: WilshireThe vision that Celmomas has of the sun, light, twilight, and darkness, is almost like an inversion of reality. The sun is not flaring, the light is fading not rising.
This, combined with how he says 'his son' has seized the sun and is riding through the hearts of all people and his rallying them, fighting for them, this kind of thing. Now, we know that the No-God is felt in the hearts of everyone, but this effect is, again, the opposite.
Perhaps there is some credence to the theory regarding NC = No-God. If you take all Celmomas's descriptions as more or less opposite, then he is basically saying that his son has become the no-sun, is riding against them, and is casing all to feel no-hope.
I think it was wilshere who alluded to Nau-Cayatu possibly being the no-god, and that Celmomas was perhaps seeing things inversely while dying (setting sun flaring etc). What if his prophecy is similarly affected? What if the return of the anasurimbor is actually the return of Nau-Cayatu as the No-God? This could mean that the resurrection of Mog is inevitable, which may also have implications for the role of Seswatha and his 'burden/worlds end' fate.
I suppose its possible that NC isn't dead yet, but I find that hard to believe, unless he is being preserved a la Shae's method. It could be that only his soul can be used and that if/when the No-God walks again, it will be NC's soul re-captured.
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The White-Luck Warrior / Re: The Ground, the Void and the Outside.
« on: October 17, 2013, 02:47:17 am »Quote
Since only demonic (as opposed to angelic) Ciphrang can be summoned and trapped in the World, practitioners of the Daimos can never trust the reports they receive: the so-called Damnation Archives in the Scarlet Spires are rumoured to be filled with wild contradictions. The Damned themselves only know that they are damned, and never why.
Alright well I'm out then. I will think this is just purposely tricky wording. There is no positive proof that angelic ciphrang exist. Its the parenthesis that do it in for me. Because of that, it reads more like an ironic thought (how the hell can you have an angelic rape demon?), rather than an admission of something new we haven't heard of. One cannot speculate as a nay-sayer, so I'll just watch.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Reprezentin'
« on: October 16, 2013, 10:06:19 pm »
no knives here, just whistling in the dark.
how many more bad allusions can we make
how many more bad allusions can we make
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The Forum of Interesting Things / Re: Dark Souls & Demon's Souls
« on: October 16, 2013, 10:04:48 pm »
I've considered playing them, but extrodinarily difficult games are not always my style. I like a challenge but I've heard so many complaints about this game that I'm skeptical. I don't want to spent 100 hours playing a game I end up hating .
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The Warrior-Prophet / Re: Kellhus and the No-God
« on: October 16, 2013, 10:00:47 pm »
EkyannusIII might have meant the still born birth thing when the no-god walked. Womb plague would seem to semantically make sense.
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The White-Luck Warrior / Re: The Ground, the Void and the Outside.
« on: October 16, 2013, 09:58:58 pm »
Sound reasoning, but that doesn't make them impossible to summon, but not by the Diamos. The cish, or i guess at this point Meppa, could then still theoretically summon one. "Can't" and "very unlikely" are not the same.
btw can you link/quote where Bakker confirmed their existence?
btw can you link/quote where Bakker confirmed their existence?
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Reprezentin'
« on: October 15, 2013, 10:43:20 pm »
ok thats enough italics
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The White-Luck Warrior / Re: Nonmen Society
« on: October 15, 2013, 10:41:58 pm »
The Nonmen were the ones who banned the Aporos correct? That fits into your theory.
Though I'd like to point out that the Javreh warrior-slaves captains where given chorae.
Though I'd like to point out that the Javreh warrior-slaves captains where given chorae.
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General Misc. / Re: Disseminating Bakker
« on: October 15, 2013, 12:10:14 am »I must admit, I slogged through the first book at first, but somhow at the end, when the skinspy was revealed and the Holy War marches against Shimeh, I was hooked.
This exactly.
When all the characters and stories converged near the end, I had this overwhelming feeling of awe. From that point forward I couldn't stop.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Reprezentin'
« on: October 15, 2013, 12:06:09 am »
Welcome back to the Slog.
We know not what we have forgotten.
I'm sure you're notorious considering all your old posts were moved and quoted in this place.Might the Erratic mind see the fractured return of their once great brethren as the return of the whole?
Welcome back, brethren. So glad you've remembered yourself... and returned Intact!
We know not what we have forgotten.
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General Earwa / Re: Re: TSA related art and stuff.
« on: October 15, 2013, 12:01:46 am »
I love your depictions of the Gnosis.
Is there another sword that someone as noble as Kellhus would wield? Not picturing him with a huge broadsword lol.
Awesome Wracu btw.
ETA: Hah, Quin, I've wondered before if anyone else interpreted Certainty as being a sort of katana-esque weapon. Seemed to fit with the style of the Dunyain for some reason (in my head, anyway).
Is there another sword that someone as noble as Kellhus would wield? Not picturing him with a huge broadsword lol.
Awesome Wracu btw.
