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Something i found that raised serious questions for me in WaT that i haven't seen discussed was Cusicech opening the perpendicularity to allow the irali to travel to the 5th land. The amount of investiture that would require is insane but also it's implied to be honors perpendicularity, and why would Cusicech have access to that? Anyone have any theories?

Does anyone know what the translation of the alerhi's women script on the rim of the worldhoppers ball goblet says?

We know that there are unique spirits that are stronger than others of their type and can be tied to specific phenomen (solas's spirit stories and the nightmare demon being the fear demon of fear of the blight and darkspawn). So the largest religion in the known world would certainly have attracted a faith spirit. If the maker didn't exist before he does now as an uber powerful spirit of faith. There's something cool and almost philosophical of them creating their own God

Anyone else think Autonomy isn't actually Autonomy? As in they are a different intent shard altogether? Because the more and more we know about autonomy the more it seems like everything about them runs counter to their supposed intent. They create lots of avatars, but the avatars aren't individual in any way. If you look at the letters between Hoid and Autonomy at the chapter starts in Stormlight, we learn that the avatars actually always refer to themselves as one group entity, it's always "us", "we", "that version of us" etc. We learn that the only time Autonomy actually values free will and individualism is only when it follows her exact flavor of it, we see this with trell and with the

Anyone else having issues with the way pathfinder wiki is showing on mobile lately?

Hey y'all. I've got an interesting worldbuilding activity I'd like to seek aid from the hivemind for. I'm using a modified starfinder setting for a pathfinder game and basically any god from the starfinder or standard golarion pantheon is available. I've created a group of knightly orders to replace hellknights (mainly because the hellknights are terribly written, it's almost offensive how badly they're written) and they're called the twice-sworn knights. Essentially it's a knighly order that's sworn to 2 deities that oppose each other. They don't necessarily need to be opposites or sworn enemies, just deities whose areas of concern are somehow in contention. Demigods like demon lords or emp

I wanna hear about y'alls wacky sphere builds. Just whatever was odd and fun, not necessarily maximized

Whats everyone's favorite Quick Ben fact or moment, through the series? He's my favorite character I think so I'm interested to see others reactions