General Q and A

we shall cut it down and see the lil spirals that will tell us its age

You wouldn't have to cut the Giant Tree down to count its ring; you just need a core sample. Of course given how large the tree is, and how dangerous the surroundings are, the best way to get a core sample would probably be to mine a horizontal shaft into the side of the tree, then walk along it and count the rings.... assuming there are any rings. (Aren't rings caused by seasonal changes? If so, the rings might not correspond to years.)

Or you could carbon date a sample of wood from the core of the tree... assuming that like most Earth trees, the Giant Tree is only alive on the outside, and also assuming that Felarya's rate of Carbon-14 generation is mostly stable.

or we throw an atomic bomb in felarya because its too different from earth :/

Krisexy26 wrote:

or we throw an atomic bomb in felarya because its too different from earth :/

Hey no nuking

If Mist Fairies usually have pale skin, do they usually have pale hair as well?

Where does it say they have pale skin? It wasn't something I read in the wiki and Kaede is anything but pale.

It's when I posted on the forum what physical trait Canopy and Mist Fairies have that distinguish them from other fairies, and I think Karbo said that Genzoman's picture on the wiki, where the fairy has pale skin, would be how he'd see Mist Fairies.

From what I see in the wiki right now, Water sprites are light blue skinned, Dusk sprites are very dark colored, Canopy fey have patches on their skin, and then we have this gem from Frost sprites:

Wiki wrote:

At first glance, most Frost sprites don't appear much different from other fairy species. They usually have blue hair varying from light, almost white, blues tones to darker, almost black tones, and have pale and fair skin

While the picture of Mist Fairies provided is rather pale and almost luminescent, retro-stating the above and making it a near pointless comparison since none of the listed fairies apparently have similarity in this regard.

I'd say it is a topic that needs a more broad look than just at one particular type of fairy.



I'm going to be keeping Kaede as a mist fairy since they're the illusion masters with her skin-tone as a multi-hue camouflage suit (as I see it resembling the way feguimel portrayed that Koi commission, but with a couple more skin tones and a slightly altered pattern that still sort of resembles clothing) that would help her blend in with the backdrop of forests in the already thick mist. That's my personal interpretation on it until told otherwise, and then if it's required to change I'll probably just make some new subsect/branch of fairy to keep her as she is since I really like the multi-tone skin design image I have of her without causing confusion by associating her with mist fairies.

What is The result when one gives Bloodclaw apes Steroids?

Well it would ultimately depend on what kind of steroids, but I don't see why anyone would give them any. Just doesn't make sense.



Are Nemesises, as a whole, a psionic race or are their dream abilities something else entirely? If so, is it possible for them to learn the various forms of magic or are they stuck with psionics (though that's not necessarily a bad thing)?

Are there any details on the Nagas life cycle that are cannonised yet? Such as how large are infant Giant Nagas, how long until there fully grown and at what ages etc.? I'd also like some similar details for human sized nagas but thats mainly for me to decide on what age Hirena should be. Clicky the Linky

On average it takes about 40 years for a giant to reach full size. This varies with exact full size and the species.

For human size nagas, I think it'd be similar to a human.

Is there radioactive Minerals in Felarya? which raises another question How does radation like alpha,beta, low and high energy Gamma rays behave in felarya? Is it different, is it Maginfied? or Does it act how it normaly will and the properties of Felarya have no effect what so ever?

I'd imagine there would be in some area. As for the radiation, that's something that would remain the same, there is no reason or mechanism for it to be magnified.

Where do the Bloodclaw apes come from anyway?

That's probably going to remain a mystery.

luke112 wrote:

Where do the Bloodclaw apes come from anyway?

Don't take this as me being a smart ass, but if I were to make an educated guess, I would say the jungle.

gt500x wrote:

luke112 wrote:

Where do the Bloodclaw apes come from anyway?

Don't take this as me being a smart ass, but if I were to make an educated guess, I would say the jungle.

I was gonna' point out the location on the wiki, but I guess that works too.

Zillachary wrote:

gt500x wrote:

luke112 wrote:

Where do the Bloodclaw apes come from anyway?

Don't take this as me being a smart ass, but if I were to make an educated guess, I would say the jungle.

I was gonna' point out the location on the wiki, but I guess that works too.

from the last time i checked the wiki said and i quote
Where the bloodclaws swarms come from remain a mystery. They periodically warp in to the jungle of peril, laying waste to everything for miles around, then vanish just as quickly as they came. The cycle seems to repeat itself every few years. That seems to be a phenomenon that has repeated itself since time immemorial. Even tablets from the Ur-Sagol era mention them
so thats why i asked the question,

luke112 wrote:

Zillachary wrote:

gt500x wrote:

luke112 wrote:

Where do the Bloodclaw apes come from anyway?

Don't take this as me being a smart ass, but if I were to make an educated guess, I would say the jungle.

I was gonna' point out the location on the wiki, but I guess that works too.

from the last time i checked the wiki said and i quote
Where the bloodclaws swarms come from remain a mystery. They periodically warp in to the jungle of peril, laying waste to everything for miles around, then vanish just as quickly as they came. The cycle seems to repeat itself every few years. That seems to be a phenomenon that has repeated itself since time immemorial. Even tablets from the Ur-Sagol era mention them
so thats why i asked the question,

It's a mystery, like it says.

Can anyone tell me where I can find zoekin's katrika stories and what order they go in?

thejackle123 wrote:

Can anyone tell me where I can find zoekin's katrika stories and what order they go in?

Most of them are no longer available. Zoekin's been re-uploading some recently, which you can find here. They're not necessarily in the right order, though.

how can one become fluent in the Harpy dialect?

Spend enough time around Harpies and you'll eventually catch on.


Q: How is fuel managed in Negav? What types are there and how are they imported? Is an off-shore oil rig feasible?

gt500x wrote:

Spend enough time around Harpies and you'll eventually catch on.


Q: How is fuel managed in Negav? What types are there and how are they imported? Is an off-shore oil rig feasible?

There's no oceans anywhere near Negav to put an offshore oil rig.

I imagine most fuels are imported from offworld like most of the other supplies, or magical power sources are used.