Chapter 534: Starry Night
Added 2020-06-17 22:45:41 +0000 UTCLot of new names today! Thank you to Patrick Sylvester-Jose, pukeofhurl, Dexta, Louis Glick, Bob, and Hayden Cowell for joining the Patreon!
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Would be really cool to see a mirror knight, the line about signature weapons got me thinking what a knight with dales domains would be like. Also dark souls haha
Charles handgis
2020-06-18 23:38:51 +0000 UTCKeep in mind, n00by, when Ryone used her domain to trade for the power to create a black hole, she didn't JUST use the Gravity domain. she also used it in conjunction with the Cold domain, and then combined both of those with an elementalist spell. That is due to just how extreme a black hole is. Using just one domain to create a black hole would take a massive amount of power to compensate for their incredible strength. As for your first question... yes and know. She could be considered a Goddess of the Sun in the context of the sun as a star. But a true Goddess of the Sun would have certain extra abilities specialized around the sun itself that a Goddess of Stars wouldn't have due to the generalization.
2020-06-18 20:25:06 +0000 UTCPersonally don't think it's the strongest, and many are contextual, gravity is certainly a strong one but at least in our universe it's by far the weakest force of the four fundamental ones. by a factor that is in the millions. the electromagnetic and the strong atomic force are way more powerful magic seems actually stronger. Or force, Also in a world with magic with maybe different laws there might be other big cosmic objects that are not present in this universe.
Han Pol
2020-06-18 15:28:09 +0000 UTCA quick question about domains (once again :D ) . Is Leowynn also considered a Goddess of the Sun? Since stars are suns, and the only difference is a contextual one; the sun is the closest star to any given planet. Oh and by the way, isn't Leowynn a bit OP? I mean the gravity domain is pretty much the strongest that I can think of. Gravity = Blackholes, which even herald over mass, space and time to a degree.
n00by_ME
2020-06-18 14:06:01 +0000 UTC
