General Q and A

question: do any storms reach negav or do Mages control the weather. what i mean is can a Powerful Thunderstorm reach the city or do weather mages desperse the storm before it hits the city.
Question 2: If Thunderstorms do reach Negav, Wouldnt certian structers in the City Need Protection from Lightening Damge?
Last Question How tall is the Tallest structer in Negav and How tall is it? ( in Meters please)

There wouldn't be that many thunderstorms passing near Negav. It is surrounded by forest and due to the magic effects of the soil and air, it would not experience any thunderstorms powerful enough to be a threat.

luke112 wrote:

question: do any storms reach negav or do Mages control the weather. what i mean is can a Powerful Thunderstorm reach the city or do weather mages desperse the storm before it hits the city.
Question 2: If Thunderstorms do reach Negav, Wouldnt certian structers in the City Need Protection from Lightening Damge?
Last Question How tall is the Tallest structer in Negav and How tall is it? ( in Meters please)

It's a city, there are standards in place for preventing lighting from striking, namely stuff called lightning rods, they get put on buildings, it runs to ground, lightning strikes it, travels into the ground, nothing gets harmed. They are set up easilly, if anyone were to take one down, they could have another up in no time, you try and take one down during a lightning storm, there's the high chance you are going to wind up having it get struck while you're grabbing it and become flambe. Simple as that. Why have a complicated system of highly trained mages in place for a problem solved with a few metal sticks.

Prof.Nekko wrote:

luke112 wrote:

question: do any storms reach negav or do Mages control the weather. what i mean is can a Powerful Thunderstorm reach the city or do weather mages desperse the storm before it hits the city.
Question 2: If Thunderstorms do reach Negav, Wouldnt certian structers in the City Need Protection from Lightening Damge?
Last Question How tall is the Tallest structer in Negav and How tall is it? ( in Meters please)

It's a city, there are standards in place for preventing lighting from striking, namely stuff called lightning rods, they get put on buildings, it runs to ground, lightning strikes it, travels into the ground, nothing gets harmed. They are set up easilly, if anyone were to take one down, they could have another up in no time, you try and take one down during a lightning storm, there's the high chance you are going to wind up having it get struck while you're grabbing it and become flambe. Simple as that. Why have a complicated system of highly trained mages in place for a problem solved with a few metal sticks.

just was wondering if they would use magic or science, trying to see which is the more used methode in the city bro, no need to live up to your signature bro.

Anime-Junkie wrote:

There wouldn't be that many thunderstorms passing near Negav. It is surrounded by forest and due to the magic effects of the soil and air, it would not experience any thunderstorms powerful enough to be a threat.

wait then how does the central Jungle not dry out if the rain produceing storms are generaly in a fixed Location

question: Are there annual floods of the Jewel River like all other river systems here on Earth? If so How much of an area is Flooded?

Just to ask...is there a specific type of mermaid that could morph their tail into legs like the ones in certain mythology...

Currently, there are no known species of mermaid that can do that.

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buddha66667 wrote:

Well I have a question. How would an auto-immune disease affect someone on Felarya?

From how I understand it the reason that people don't get sick on Felarya is because the soil boosts the immune system, but in an auto-immune disease the attacking force is the immune system. Then there is the healing factor to add into this. On Earth when an auto immune disease affects someone it is because the body can not heal fast enough. So for an auto immune disease to be canceled out on Felarya the healing factor would have to be greater than the immune system boost.

There was an indepth discussion on this in the other thread regarding immortality and the effects of the soil.

Perhaps I read the wrong thread because I assumed that you meant "The thing with the Immortality issue." thread and I couldn't find anything relating to how the soil worked in regards to diseases where the body attacks itself. If I read the wrong thread could you give me the name of the correct one, or better yet just link me to it?

alright I was just because I have a mermaid girl name Maria and I was thinking of giving her that ability...granted she never knew about it....and she never learned to walk before so she would struggl and being on land too long will cause her to get ill...

kikijonson wrote:

alright I was just because I have a mermaid girl name Maria and I was thinking of giving her that ability...granted she never knew about it....and she never learned to walk before so she would struggl and being on land too long will cause her to get ill...

Seems like a bit of an overpowered ability to give a mermaid. They're water creatures, they can slide up on land, but cannot move far or fast.

They shouldn't be able to just sprout legs and move around freely on terrain that they aren't built for.

overpowered...not at all...seeing how real mermaids did this in mythology...

like I stated...her legs were never used...meaning she would not be able to walk right away...just think of it as somewhone who never used their legs befre suddenly tried to stand up...they will collaps onto the ground...they'll have to go though advance physica theripy...

also this cuases a strain on her body...the longer she stays out of water the more ill she becomes and she will die advenually if she dosnt return to the water...

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overpowered...not at all...seeing how real mermaids did this in mythology...

That is irrelavent, since Felaryan demi-humans are only loosely based on the mythological ones, at best.

The fact is, Mermaids shouldn't be able to grow legs, just like Humans shouldn't be able to grow gills. If you make a character, you need to known, and accept, their physical and environmental limitations. What you're trying to do is have a mermaid, with none of the weaknesses or limitations. Its just like making a legged dryad.

It just isn't a good idea. That kind of radical transformation can only happen by accident, like what happened to Anna.

Cliff...some Dryads can grow legs you know...i's just a hassle for them so they dont use it...kinda makes that you know...irrelivant...



and this again is very limited to her...and she never knew about this skill and she again becomes very ill...and I based his one off of mythology...not saying that he rest should...it's just an individual you know...and I am taking what Mr.Nobody stated and making her non felaryan native...I was mearly asking if it is possible for a subspecies to exis with that skill...

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Cliff...some Dryads can grow legs you know...i's just a hassle for them so they dont use it...kinda makes that you know...irrelivant...

Not quite. Nearly all dryads are legless. To move around, they uproot themselves, and either crawl around on their roots, or form them into simple, leg-like appendages. The mention of "some dryads having legs" in the wiki is old, out of date, and admitted by Karbo to needing some clarification.

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and this again is very limited to her...and she never knew about this skill and she again becomes very ill...and I based his one off of mythology...not saying that he rest should...it's just an individual you know...and I am taking what Mr.Nobody stated and making her non felaryan native...I was mearly asking if it is possible for a subspecies to exis with that skill...

Meh, so long as she isn't a native, you can do whatever you want with her within reason.

It's stated that Lily is a flora fairy in her profile. Originally I thought that meant she was simply a fairy skilled in nature magic, yet it's also mentioned that she is a "small Flora Fairy", which would seem to imply that this is her species (like with water and frost sprites). If this is so, are Flora Fairies a "natural" species or are they a hybrid one of fairies and nature elementals?

It think the Flora is just to indicate that she uses plants. Although given that apparently she can make vines grow out of her body and also has peculiar spots all over her, I'd like to see her as a crossbreed.

buddha66667 wrote:

Perhaps I read the wrong thread because I assumed that you meant "The thing with the Immortality issue." thread and I couldn't find anything relating to how the soil worked in regards to diseases where the body attacks itself. If I read the wrong thread could you give me the name of the correct one, or better yet just link me to it?

The thread you refer to was only the most recent one started in regards to these issues. Within that thread however I posted a link to the other thread. Posted again.

Additional discussion can be found here (disease) and here (medicine).

The flora fairy actually refers to a specie I have imagined. It's not done yet but I'll add it later ^^

I have a question: When is a character considered Canon?

Simple; when they are in the wiki.

However it's a little unclear whether or not the characters listed under "known X" (X being the species) are considered canon. They're in the wiki, but have no bio in the character page.

(Remember; you must still ask before using a character in the wiki. You are expected to ask permission before using other ideas, or at least notify the creator.)

Anime-Junkie wrote:

Simple; when they are in the wiki.

However it's a little unclear whether or not the characters listed under "known X" (X being the species) are considered canon. They're in the wiki, but have no bio in the character page.

(Remember; you must still ask before using a character in the wiki. You are expected to ask permission before using other ideas, or at least notify the creator.)

Of course I ask before I use someone's character! How do you get your character on the wiki?

The answer is again simple: You don't.

The best way to get a character into the wiki is to not try. Actively trying to get stuff into the wiki is a really good way to not get anything in there.

Everyone who got their character on there was just doing what they liked. They weren't really trying to get their characters there.

Ok then I'll just continue my stories.
Thanks for the answers

Just a question that's been annoying me. What would happen if someone tried something like a rope to themselves and to something stable on the ground and crossed the edge of the Felarian sky? Would they be able to get back? If not, what would happen if they tried to pull themself back in?

Let's see if I am capable of answering this question. The end of the Felaryan plane occurs across the plane that the atmosphere would end and open space would begin. At this infinitely thin plane is a portal of sorts. This portal allows for two things matter to exit and photons (light) to enter. Given that matter may only exit anything caught between the two would find that while they could see through to the part of them caught on the other side of the end of the Felaryan plane; they would not be able to pull the part of them trapped on the other side. Looking through from the other side of the plane one would find that they would be incapable of seeing the rest of themselves or Felarya for that mater.

Being caught between the two planes would also have several major health risks namely the lack of blood flow between body parts. For example an arm caught going through to space would fill with blood until it could no longer hold anymore as the blood trapped in it would not be able to work its way back to the heart, the same arm however being stuck on the Felaryan half of the plane would find that while the heart could take the blood from the arm would not be able to pump blood back to it. Another interesting affect of being trapped on between the two would be how your senses would react. The human body runs on electrical impulses; electricity being the movement of electrons, and electrons being matter. Using the arm once again, an arm trapped on the space end of the plane would find that while they could move the arm freely they would have no sensation in the arm. An arm trapped on the Felaryan side of the plane would not be able to move, but would retain full sensation.

So going back to your question no, they would not be able to pull themselves back in. If they tried they would find that the action would be equivalent to you trying to push over the Empire State Building with your bare hands; an utterly and completely impossible task.