Is there anything that suggests Denizens are meant to be fought in the first place? Or do most playes just flip out at the sight of a monster and prospect of a boss battle?
Usually it’s the player that initiates the Strife, Denizens are more like old Sages you go to for help.
Why did Caliborn destroy that clock? What did it do and how significant was it? It kind of broke me inside when he did that but i completely forgot why.
Clocks are what decide if a God Tier’s death was Heroic or Just or neither, by destroying it with the JuJu breaker he made it so he could not get a heroic or just death making him effectively Immortal
can you give me a timeline of solluxs death statuses?? i dont really understand the progression to halfdead or the ramifications of his having two dreamselves
How does Karkat have a sign if his ancestor is the signless???
“After [The Signless’s] execution, the body was burned leaving only his irons. They cooled in the ash, as if his anger itself was subsiding, and his followers appropriated their shapes in defiance of the Highbloods. The symbols became the sign of the Signless, always shown as colorless as the cold iron, to conceal the stigma of his hue”
Not Eridan, he did not go grimdark no matter how much you think he did. That color contrast on the one page is not indicative on grimdarkness, that’s not how grimdark works.
sorry I'm the person who asked about vriska's lusus, to clarify, I meant what would happen to it from a survival point of view rather than a culture point of view.
It’d probably get another troll, i dunno. this topic isn’t really explored in canon
Is it canon that Kankri uses Social Justice to hide that fact that he doesn't care, or is that Fannon?
He doesn’t care about the real issues, that’s canon. Whenever Porrim brings up gender roles Kankri dismisses it as distracting from whatever topic he’s blabbing about whether that be warm-identifying physically-cooler castes or pale aromantic, panquadrant demiromantic, something in the gray palesexual department or such
I'm pretty sure Hussie said it's meant to be based off Terse and something else like Dark, so it should probably rhyme with terse. Just like "echeladder" has a soft sh- sound because it's a portmanteau of "echelon" and "ladder".
Yes that’s true, but ultimately it doesn’t really matter how you pronounce it, we all know what you’re talking about.
Is it possible to ever go grimdark at one point and then later trickster or can you only ever be one?
You can only be one at a time, and you probably couldn’t go from one to the other. They’re kinda parallels so maybe the cure to grimdarkness (aside from death) would be the lollipop juju
has the handmaid ever had anything to do with the other ancestors? or has her story always been "separated"?
She would timetravel to instigate events (just like her pre-scratch self) she never directly interacted with the other ancestors, except for Condy. But she probably meddled in their affairs
would any ring bring people back to life, or would it have to be specifically from a session with no prototyping. (or am I competent wrong on both assumptions lol)
Only the Ring of Life can bring people back to life and The Ring of Life isn’t from the Alpha kids’ session, it originated with Hussie.
i thought the first thing karkat said pre-hivebent was to jade: back in like act 3, the "HEY, IDIOT. SO TODAY IS THE DAY YOU FUCK EVERYTHING UP" thing?? idk i might be wrong
Oh wait, what I said was the frist thing he said to John. The real first words to come out of Karkat’s mouth are
CG: HI AGAIN, IDIOT.
