The Inchoroi's main goal is to metaphysically seal off the world from the Outside, which works as a great literary device as and as a philosophical idea of splitting the objective from the subjective totally. But does their aim truly make sense? I mean, yes they are damned, but they are also immortal, and apparently they don't suffer the same madness of immortality that afflicts the Non-Men. So why not just devote all their efforts to creating an impregnable fortress and living forever? I'm just saying, a lot of Inchoroi are now suffering eternally because they picked a fight with the Non-Men, when no Non-Man magic was ever capable of breaching the Ark.

What does splitting the objective from the subjective mean?

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Quote from: natanaj on April 14, 2018, 03:43:39 pm

Well if it can be anything, then i want the projenitors to send another ship to earth filled with inchoroi. I was not satisfied with how aurang's arc ended, and araux is a coward.

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Well, they were just tools ( weapons ) after all ... can't expect too much of them. Inchoroi don't kill people, humans do.

True. I was just dissapointed with Aurangs death i guess. Kindof wish Aurax died and he lived.

Maybe Aurax will be more interesting in the No-God though.

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Quote from: SmilerLoki on April 11, 2018, 02:11:09 pm

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Yeah, unfortunately we can't know how much of that was "natural" attrition and how much was due to the grafts.  I'd bet most of it was because of the Grafts, "natural state" Inchoroi might have actually been functionally immortal.

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The Grafting is such a moot topic... They could have routinely rebuilt themselves on every planet they visited, for all we know. Or they resorted to it only on Earwa.

A fair point, unfortunately we'll likely never know.

We might know. Araux is still alive. Maybe the mutilated will make use of him

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Guys the mutilated didn't so much take over the consult, as get promoted to a leadership position. The consult are fanatical about avoiding damnation, and probably recognized that the dunyain had the best minds to lead them.

not a big fan of the face covers. My favorite were the hardback covers from the PON trilogy.