Did I go a little too far with unleashing my wrath?
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reddit.comPosted Sep 17, 2023, 9:48 PM UTC
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sits down
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sits up
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sits left
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sits reverse
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I might steal this idea
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I don’t like my seventh seal though tbh
It’s just “everything else gotta be done”
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Explain how this disaster system works?
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Basically the disasters are unleashed when one of the things that “trigger” disasters happens.
In this instance the snowmen and Cold Ones killed off the entire village in the Snow Biome (Ironic) during the Age of Ice so that unleashed 6 demons on each island. Hence “reclaimed by nature”.
The reason that 3 entire villages died was because their local militaries were off at war 💀
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I like ur system, how do u determine when to unleash the disasters?
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Basically the disasters are unleashed when one of the things that “trigger” disasters happens.
In this instance the snowmen and Cold Ones killed off the entire village in the Snow Biome (Ironic) during the Age of Ice so that unleashed 6 demons on each island.
The reason that 3 entire villages died was because their local militaries were off at war 💀
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I dont understand the system at all from the seacond picture, the trigger is just "Wrath of Fire" and then there is what happens if it is triggered, but not how it is triggered?
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No the Wrath are triggered if one of the things happens. So if I see 7 kingdoms take over the entire map then the Wrath of Fire happens.
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Ah i see, the things are kinda random, but thats the point of it im guessing.
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Could have done worse and unleashed the plague. What’s worse than an infection? One that your word will likely never be rid of as it ravages the kingdoms for generations to come.
The plague was unleashed centuries ago but the humans managed to develop the immune trait so now it’s just like medieval times where those born with that trait live long fulfilling lives (as long as nothing kills them) while those who aren’t born with that trait die at a tender and early age, unable to live past 35.