Is there a good reliable test around that tells someone their God tear title, or whatever exactly it's called?
I’m sure there is. I’ve never been a big fan of the classpect/dreamself quizzes so I don’t know any off the top of my head. If anyone would like to reply with some that’d be real dandy
I'm not saying this angrily- but trolls do have to mix their material beforehand with a partner, then that bonded material is taken in a pail to the mothergrub. We know this because it's mentioned on page 004296 that "The pails are all offered to the mother grub, who can only receive such precombined material." and also "Especially strong matesprit and kismesis pairings yield more dominant genetic material. " so the intimate pairings beforehand are very important to troll reproduction.
That’s with thousands upon thousands of trolls/ genetic material tho. The intimacy factor is likely not as big a deal with only half a dozen samples.
If the space player needs to bring in the forge personally in the form of a volcano, does that mean that there's only one successful session per planet or would any volcano work?
That is a good question. I do not know, but I would assume only one successful session
Ok, I think I get it now. Please correct me if I'm off! So all Space players have to not only create the genesis frog, but drop the tadpole in the forge. Then the queen rings (both of them I'm assuming) have to also be destroyed by the forge. Does the forge have to specifically be a volcano, and if not, what do you think it's other forms could be? And does the forge have to be brought in by the Space player? Thanks for the clarification!
Yes the forge is always a volcano and yes the Space player always brings it
A friend of mine had a dream they had 9 copies of sburb, since they and I were both Knights they tried to give me the copy and let them die instead of me, but I insisted on them getting the copy but the meteors killed us both, what could happen then?
Well I mean, if you’re both dead, you’re both dead, not much else from there
If someone dies on their slab and still has their dream self, do they still have the dream self and be godteir? And if they did keep the dream self and they died a heroic/just death, would they still be able to be revived
If someone dies on their dreamslab and they have other functioning bodies then that other body will die. For example, Aradia’s dream self died on her slab but her robot was still functioning so it exploded.
did trolls have to give a bucket from BOTH a matesprit and kismesis in order to avoid being killed or just one? could they make two buckets from one quadrant and just lie to say it was from the other?
Both. As seen on this page the drone is carrying two Filial Pails, one for flushed and one for black. I’m not sure if the two buckets from one union would work since we don’t have a lot of detail on troll reproduction.
How did Calliope die when Caliborn gained dominance over their body? In fact how did he gain dominance? All I remember happening was her going to sleep and him biting his own leg off. How did he actually kill her?
Caliborn had Calliope’s dream self assassinated and he was able to dominate the body prematurely.
Why would two trolls in kismesis want to have troll frick frack? I thought they were supposed to hate each other to some extent and want to kill each other. How could you get them to get close enough together to do that or am I misunderstanding?
That’s not what a kismessitude is. It’s more like an arche-rivalry, where they’ll make fun of each other and maybe fight on occasion, but mostly just try to one up each other. And they don’t out right hate each other, it’s more like they dislike one another but respect and admire them.
Good examples of this can be found in a lot of anti-heros/edgy characters like Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z or Shadow from Sonic. Where they don’t generally like the hero but respect their drive and abilities and constantly want to out do them
no, I meant on the first acts, he "describes" the movie through the narrator while looking at a poster or something (?) I'm not even sure if it actually happens or not, tbh
