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You're a Page of Space turned Hope, do you think that kind of change is actually possible in Sburb? Just curious

I think a lot of strange things are possible within the Medium! When it comes to classpects, there are some pretty tried and true definitions, but there are also preeetty loose ways to interpret class and aspect, especially when they mingle. In my case, I think my session was meant to be null, due to an inexplicable lack of a Space-bound player, but somehow my Page abilities peaked earlier than exected, and voila! I can now serve as my session's Space guy, but also fulfil my true destiny, giving Hope to all of you! In the end, there really is no "standard" format for the game, with all the variables it encounters, and Skaia is often willing to hand-wave things arbitrarily. As long as what you think might happen kind of, sort of, technically could work, from a certain point of view...I'd say it could totally happen.

#Ask the Page of Space #session info

QUESTION! Every player in homestuck that we see has their own individual houses/living space. What do you think would happen if two players live in the same house? For example two of the session players are roommates. How would that work, how would that effect the game and how do you think that would effect their land and quests?

This is actually something I've wondered, for the sake of my own hypothetical sessions. I've never heard of players sharing a land, nor quests, and while I think anything might be possible in this game, it feels like something Skaia tries really hard to fight against.

I think that, in such an occurence, fate would conspire to shape events so that players living in the same house would end up in different places, either with one player leaving the house for some unforseen reason, or possibly with the house itself being split right down the middle so the players each have part of the building to start with! This shouldn't prove too much of an issue, once build grist has been collected and extensions to the partial houses can be made. Who knows? Maybe eventually Space shenanigans can occur to bring those parts back together into one superstructure!

#Ask the Page of Space #session info

Elevation

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A small note of interest: Although we never see the planet side-by-size with the others (without Space shenanigans involved), based on John’s elevated residence on the Land of Wind and Shade compared to the un-elevated domiciles of his team, I would surmise that LOWAS is actually smaller than a “standard” planet, meaning that some Lands can be slightly larger or smaller than others. A player must not have an advantage or disadvantage to reaching their gates, however, so the Land compensates for this by setting the player’s starting point at a fixed height, on a segment of solid ground pre-arranged to be facing Skaia. Thus, a smaller-than-average planet might accommodate its player with a mesa upon which to build, while a larger one might provide a sizeable crater as a handicap to their progress. Adjustments might also be made in response to the size of the player’s actual house - we later see evidence of this in Equius’s hive, which is already quite tall to start due to his aristocrat status, and materializes on LOCAS in what appears to be a huge depression in the ground.

#Ask the Page of Space #rereading homestuck #session info

Question, i've been taking the sburb quiz to determine my classpect and one of the multiple choice question indicates that imps hates tissues, i think i missed something. Does imps hate tissues? And if so why?

I think I know the very question you mean, and I can understand the confusion. I don't think it means to imply that imps dislike tissues, but rather it refers to how your kernalsprite being prototyped with tissues would affect the imps.

Remember, everything that gets prototyped pre-entry to the game manifests in some way in the enemies you'll be facing. Prototype your favorite old VHS tape of Godzilla vs Megalon and you might end up fighting kaiju-sized imps with lazer breath! However, prototype the kernal with something weak and soft - for example, a tissue - then the imps will not only be normal-sized, they'll be weak, flimsy, and possibly water-soluble! So take that, imps!

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Sprite prototypings so far

They seem to really like ketchup...

It has appearance aspects from Fairy Statue.

It has a scattering of features from various animals, insects, fish, plants and/or geographical locations indigenous to California.

Adorned with terrible, monstrous blue pigtails and a penchant for catchy yet probably macabre tunes.

Whose is whose and what did you prototype? I’m really curious!

Mine after the break.

(Edit: oh the question thing is really clever. I’ll do that next time, and meanwhile just reblog this post to this same blog to answer.)

#Raye #session info #character info

Other known Overseer bugs:

Gristwire - grist can be sent but not received

Gates - can’t fight on other lands (or enter dungeons?)

Quick Item Creation doesn’t work

recycling grist - does not produce grist (specifically, produces strange grist)

weapons removed from Strife Deck and wearables unequipped are not returned to your captchalogue cards

Yeahh so that’s… nearly the entire game >.>

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Session grist types

Current grist types in the session are Amber, Barren, Calcite, Cold, and Liquid. I’ll take Oil and Science once I enter the Medium.

That leaves 7 grist that we don’t have access to and will need to trade in from other sessions once GristTorrent is implemented.

Remaining grist types:

Beach (contains emerald and star sapphire in addition to the grist we already have in session)

Block (malachite)

Dark (star sapphire)

Nature (emerald and wood)

Radiant (rose quartz)

Stone (malachite)

Sweet (rock candy, rose quartz, silk)

Uranium (malachite, emerald, star sapphire)

Wealth (emerald, silk, star sapphire)

Edit: I didn’t know you can customize your own grist!

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Anon: hi so my session is very chaotic. For one there is a Lord of Time and a Lord of Mind and who actually hate each other in real life. Also there a mage of light, Maid of rage two rouges of rage rouge of blood theif of doom witch of time page of space knight of hope Heir of void seer of doom and corpse of life ( some who provides aspect through death) and a Knight of mind thanks

Okay...this session is going to center almost entirely around the contention between the Lords. If they hate each other as you say, and with their individual aspects, nearly everything will be affected by their own little war. And don't expect it not to become a war! The LORD OF TIME has a lot of power at his command, beyond what even advanced Time players of other classes can wrap their heads around. This might seem to give him the advantage, but a LORD OF MIND will be able to see any plan his rival makes and mess with it, turning the advantage of time travel into a paradox-laden clusterfuck.

The Mage of Light will probably be acutely aware of everything the Lords are doing as they move against each other (the innuendo of that sentence alone will scrape against the Mage's brain for hours). The two Rogues of Rage may try to keep the violence between the Lords to a minimum, "stealing" away their flaring anger for one another and putting it to more constructive uses by making nthe Lords direct it at the enemy. Perhaps the Rogues could split up, acting as a confidante/advisor to each of the Lords? The Maid of Rage will be around to solidify the Rogues' doings, if need be, and the Thief of Doom might be the safety net that keep the Lords from tearing the session apart at the seams. The Rogue of Blood will have a very difficult time keeping things calm and stable in the group, given the division, but the Knight of Hope may be able to succeed where the Rogue fails.

The Witch of Time will have problems, as the Lord of Time will likely see her as another potential rival. She'll likely be expected to either work for him or be destroyed by him, lest her knack for breaking temporal law become a threat. The Page of Space will have problems of their own to deal with, and will probably ignore the warring of Lords, simply trying to get that damn frog bred. The Heir of Void will be watching everything from the background, largely ignored by the Lords as he observes the movements of both in secret, perhaps discovering (or creating) weaknesses the other players can exploit if things get out of hand. The Knight of Mind will do their level best to keep the other players alive by coming up with as many good plans as possible, but with the Lord of Mind controlling all planning in the session that he knows about, it may be up to the Heir to keep the Knight's movements under wraps. The Seer of Doom will likely be the first to know if the war of the Lords threatens the entire session, and will (hopefully) be able to help avert it. Lastly, this Corpse of Life... You say they can "provide [their] aspect through death". I suppose this means that, if all else fails and the Lords kill each other and/or the other players, the Corpse might be able to salvage everything at the last minute by sacrificing their last life.