Feb 16, 2024
I feel like any city name with “Reach” in it should be on a cliff, but that’s just my personal opinion
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I feel like any city name with “Reach” in it should be on a cliff, but that’s just my personal opinion
What if everyone was born with a specific concept attached to their very being that manifested in the way of their powers. It could be mostly genetic, but no one is born with the same thing, maybe ever in history
A character who was a very serious child, perhaps just by nature or because they had to grow up too fast, that has found stress release by fighting. They probably starting fighting monsters or other people because they had to, but soon found a sense of peace and perhaps routine to it. I don’t think they’d be blood thirsty or have terrible bloodlust in regular battle, but the violence almost soothes them.
How do genetics work with classes and skills, if at all?
Can some classes be genetically recessive? Can you earn skills you wouldn’t have normally with your class based on family history? Can you absorb the genes/genetic memory if another race or monsters? And will it just add to what you have, completely rewrite you, or fuse?
Constellations as skills? As more stars get added, they get stronger. The most powerful ones can keep growing and evolve into something more, but some are limited.
They might could also be shattered, either by stars dying because a specific connection (to a deity or principal or whatever) was lost or connections between the stars could be shattered by overwhelming force or over use.
Do people start at level 0 or level 1? What about with the advent of a new system? What about children?
If a system exists, people should be able to do/learn things on their own and then have recognized by the system
Like, even if it’s not recognized as an official skill, it should still be acknowledged (see primal hunter), but I think it should go under skills, but maybe not class skills
It’s always so funny to realize that a phrase in one place means something so different in another