#doomy-stuff

[doomedheartgodtiers]

May i please have an analysis for a session with a bard of space, a muse of doom, a witch of mind, an heir of time, a prince of life, and a knight of rage that scratches into a session with a prince of space, a witch of doom, a knight of mind, a prince of time, an heir of life and a prince of time after the bard, muse, and witch die?

Thanks for being so patient, my dude!

Okay, so. This session seems very complicated. I will do my best to give you some valuable input, though! There’s nothing wrong with a challenge every now and again. >:3 So, both the Bard of Space and the Prince of Space are destructive Space players. I don’t think replacing the Bard with the Prince will change the dynamics too much, although I think it will increase the importance of the aspect of Space in your session. See, Bards make a mockery of their aspect, which therefore diminishes their importance. Princes directly destroy and destroy with their aspect. If your players weren’t on their game when it came to frog breeding before the scratch, they’ll have to give it extra attention after the scratch and ensure the new Space player can fill this gap. It’s probably for the best that the Muse doesn’t make it into the new session. A master class player could bring unbalance into your session, and inspiring Doom isn’t exactly what you’d want in a successful session. The Witch of Doom in the scratched session could bend the rules and hopefully undo any damage the unrealized Muse had wrought on your game session already. They make a fine replacement of a Doom player. The Witch of Mind could’ve been important in the first session as they could bend the rules of logic and preparation to make the Bard of Space’s job easier. As they died alongside the Bard, though, I think the Knight of Mind is a sufficient replacement for the Scratched session. The Knight could protect the other players as they assimilated into their new roles in the scratched session. The Heir and Prince of Time would work very well in tandem. The Heir starts with a burdensome amount of their aspect, and the Prince can help alleviate that burden. I think they’d make a fine team. The Heir and Prince of Life have a similar dynamic. I think it’s worth mentioning that in the first session there’d likely be an excess of Time and a lack of Life that would only be brought into equilibrium through the scratch. Finally, the Knight of Rage could be an essential asset to the team. They could bring all they learned from the first session into the second one. Their better grasp on protecting negative emotions (and presumably responding to them correctly) could help alleviate tension and keep morale high in the scratched session. Overall, despite all the stress of a scratched session, I think this would be a pretty successful one! Best of luck, doomy-stuff

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[doomedheartgodtiers]

Yo, can I get some land suggestions for a Sylph of Mind, Rogue of Light, Knight of Rage, Thief of Heart, and Maid of Hope? Even just one land idea each would be a massive help!

Sylph of Mind:

Land of Legumes and Calculations [LOLAC]

Description: A very structured land filled with legume farmers. Their rigid society takes inspiration from Aztecan architecture. The consorts hold themselves with an uncharacteristic sense of seriousness.

Denizen: Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec god of Learning.

Main Quest: To fix the consort's legume counter so that they will no longer waste resources on excess legumes or inversely starve off.

Rogue of Light:

Land of Rendering and Wreckages [LORAW]

Description: A land filled with glittering seas and islands. The sun is always seen to be peeking above the horizon, casting rays of light onto the oceans below. One must navigate the land carefully because of the scarcity of light. There are many shipwrecks that stand as a warning to those foolish enough to rush ahead.

Denizen: Atarapa, the Polynesian Goddess of Dawn.

Main Quest: To steal Atarapa's spy glass and affix it to a structure that would make the light shine much more brightly so that the consorts are no longer in constant danger of becoming shipwrecked. Doing so would require honed skills as a rogue, as the structure itself is very unstable and the path to it is filled with dangerous wreckage.

Knight of Rage:

Land of Piety and Fortresses [LOPAF]

Description: A land filled with honorable consorts and a network of fortresses. The atmosphere is rigid and tense, but the sense of structure is comforting. The Land is quiet at first, but it's the kind of quiet that feels like the calm before the storm. Fights often break out between the consorts and swarms of imps.

Denizen: Wodan, the Germanic God of War and Frenzy.

Main Quest: To rise through the ranks of the consort's guard and become the commander of their militia so that they can properly protect themselves against the wrath of Wodan.

Thief of Heart:

Land of Mountains and Tricks [LOMAT]

Description: A Land filled with regal mountains and traps around every corner. There are scattered encampments carved into the side of mountains. One of these mountains seem to stand above the rest, and the consorts seem to revere it. It seems as though they have already found their hero, and it's not the Thief of Heart...

Denizen: Heracles, the hero demi-god son of Zeus.

Main Quest: To take credit for Heracles' actions in the Thief's land and learn from their feats until they are able to replicate it themselves and beat the denizen at their own game.

Maid of Hope:

Land of Fjords and Bindings [LOFAB]

Description: A peaceful land that seems very subdued. Consorts seem to almost fear acting too uproariously and tread lightly. The fjords are covered in sharp icicles, and there seems to be an ethereal chain methodically linking the consorts together that tightens whenever one becomes too excitable.

Denizen: Skírnir, the servant of Freyr/the Bright One

Main Quest: To free the consorts from the bindings known as Gleipnir that Skírnir made for them. To do so, they require 6 seemingly impossible reagents that through the course of their quest, they will learn are obtainable through the power of Hope.

doomy-stuff

[doomedheartgodtiers]

Land Analysis for a Seer of Doom? Thanks!

The Land of a Seer of Doom would gradually test their understanding of rules and limitations. It's quests would likely revolve around forcing a realization and acceptance of what cannot be changed. It'd be more cerebral rather than combat focused. Some keywords in the Land's title could be Equations, Serenity, Ash and Bay Leaves. I think a good denizen for such a Land could be Providentia, the Roman divine personification of the ability to foresee and make provision.

Hope this helps!

doomy-stuff

[doomedheartgodtiers]

What kind of land do yall think a Knight of Heart would have?

I think a Knight of Heart would have a land that was preoccupied with shielding instinct. Your consorts may be the type to tiptoe around issues, and it could be up to you to make them face their situation and take action.

Some keywords I could see being used in a land title for a place such as this are: Ember, Coal, Conflict, Monotony, Gradient and Padding.

Some denizens I think would make sense for such a land are Mars, the Roman God of War (and the planet of action), Aergia, the Greek goddess of idleness, or Ares, the Greek God of War and Violence.

Hope this helps!

doomy-stuff

[doomedheartgodtiers]

hello! i was wondering if i could get a land for a fuschiablooded sylph of hope? this fuschia loves to splurge on others (buy gifts for them etc.) she also opens her home to those who have a hard time with their lusus. (~‾▿‾)~

The Land of Fountains and Plazas

Enter: Sylph of Hope

The Land of Fountains and Plazas is a cheerful place that has the ambience of a mall in the early 2000s on a weekend. People are friendly and accomodating, but something seems off about it all.

As the Sylph progresses, they soon realize that they have become lost. The massive swaths of plazas seem to be nearly identical in nature, and the consumer-minded consorts they come across are increasingly burnt out.

The denizen of this land is Bacchus, who is promoting the use of materialistic pleasure to compensate for a lack of more natural sources of Hope.

The quest of the Sylph is to repair the problems of this society and to give it a true framework to create a true source of Hope rather than the artificial distractions the denizen is offering.

Good luck, o Sylph who carries many dreams,

doomy-stuff

[doomedheartgodtiers]

How would a session with a mage of mind, knight of time (leader), sylph of breath, witch of space, thief of life, heir of hope, maid of void, and page of heart turn out? Thank you so much!!!

The Knight of Time uses Time as both their weapon and a shield. I think a session led by them would be in good hands except for on one point: the Knight must focus on keeping timelines protected, so it would likely be helpful if they delegated some of their duties as a leader.

I think the Heir of Hope would make a great second-in-command. As they start the game with an abundance of Hope, they could be a powerful rallying force. As long as they stay around, I think they will be able to ease the burdens of others that are caused by an excess of high emotions and stress.

The Witch of Space would make a diligent frog breeder. In this session specifically, I think that once they breed the genesis frog, their abilities to manipulate Space could help speed the process of the Maid of Void and Page of Space growing as players by manipulating their Lands to make their Quests easier to complete.

I think the Page of Heart would need a push in the right direction. Considering their insecurity with instinct and trusting one's guts, they may be prone to being stuck in place. That's also why I think they could benefit from the Witch's guidance. I also believe they would also pair well with the Sylph of Breath, who could help heal their insecurities surrounding self-direction. Once they start to come into their own, they could bring courage to their team by showing others how to trust in themselves.

The Maid of Void would cater to the whims of obscurity and secrets. I think that they would be dutiful and diligent when it comes to keeping their team carefully shrouded from the prying eyes of their enemies. I think they would work well as a team with the Knight of Time.

The Sylph of Breath would be a wonderful source of wisdom and advice in their system. They could help others find their own source of direction, and be an encouraging force for more despondent players. In combat, I think that they would be a high dexterity sort of healer; one that would combine well with the "tanks" that are the Knight and Heir. I bet they'd also have some powerful fraymotifs if they combined forces with the Thief of Life.

The Thief of Life steals literal life and oppurtunity for themselves. I think that in battle, they could be potentially devestating. They'd likely have a lot of draining attacks and work quite well independently. They'd likely find lots of opportunities for critical hits and steal the show, so to speak.

The Mage of Mind would have an innate understanding of forethought. This could cause friction between them and the rest of the group, but I think that as long as their ego is in-check, they'd make a powerful ally. I think that they and the Sylph would make an excellent duo of strategists.

Overall, I have a very good feeling about this session. Best of luck to you, players!

doomy-stuff

[doomedheartgodtiers]

hey yall, can I ask for a classpect analysis (and/or a Land, if that's what you meant on your intro) for a Prince of Light?

I'll gladly do both, if you'd like!

A Prince of Light would destroy light and knowledge. I think their powers could surface as a form of flash grenades. They'd likely be the type to loathe complicated situations, and may shake things up just to simplify things, even if it isn't necessarily the best move strategically speaking. They like things straightforward for themselves, but would hate for anyone else to figure them out. They'd certainly be a force to reckon with.

Their Land would likely be a source of sensory overload. I'm thinking of a tundra or desert so bright the Light reflects off the snow or sand; causing blindness. Despite the place being an open space and seemingly teeming with information, it'd be hard to get your bearings until you successfully dim the Light. I think the perfect denizen for such a quest would be Prometheus, who in Greek mythology, stole fire and gave it to humans.

Some keywords I think could be in your land title would be: Eyebright, Flashes, White, Torches, Snowstorms, Sandstorms, Disorientation and Awareness.

Hope this helps!

doomy-stuff