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Probably less likely among crafters, but those who turn out particularly marvellous pieces of work... | Probably less likely among crafters, but those who turn out particularly marvellous pieces of work... | ||
+ | Would Lilune be a good place for more intense, short-term relationships? I could see some interesting possibilities for a character who seeks Lilune's favor, finds it, gets used-up, then spends the rest of his life trying to match his earlier, inspired achievements, but is now a husk of his former self. Sort of like Dwarf Fortress's Moods, but replacing the future legendary ability with practically bipolar mood swings. | ||
− | + | :I would prefer to avoid artists specifically because that is more Aeolis and Serachel's purview, and Serachel in particular is in a place where that sort of overlap cannot afford to exist. The rest is pretty much exactly as-intended, yeah, though. (and you can sign talk pages with four tildes, like so) [[User:Neongrey|Neongrey]] 03:00, 5 May 2011 (UTC) | |
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Brazen: The Marquis de Sade would love Lilune.
Should artists be added into the follower archetypes? Is there a better word for a particularly frenzied artist? Probably less likely among crafters, but those who turn out particularly marvellous pieces of work...
Would Lilune be a good place for more intense, short-term relationships? I could see some interesting possibilities for a character who seeks Lilune's favor, finds it, gets used-up, then spends the rest of his life trying to match his earlier, inspired achievements, but is now a husk of his former self. Sort of like Dwarf Fortress's Moods, but replacing the future legendary ability with practically bipolar mood swings.
- I would prefer to avoid artists specifically because that is more Aeolis and Serachel's purview, and Serachel in particular is in a place where that sort of overlap cannot afford to exist. The rest is pretty much exactly as-intended, yeah, though. (and you can sign talk pages with four tildes, like so) Neongrey 03:00, 5 May 2011 (UTC)