Kidpen

Or were they?

The Party is a thermonuke.

Who placed no importance on important details.

"Obviously you don't!"

A middle aged women walks through the door of the Waystop and steps up to the counter. "Hello, I come from the inspections department of the Liebrary. We're here to make sure that your library is top notch. We'd also be happy to assign someone to come work as a full time Liebrarian here if you'd like, assuming the inspection goes well. Could you direct me in that direction?

Jasnah Kholin and The Nightwatcher are both Blue Agents. Congratulations. You've either won, or you now need only to get the assassin. Would you like to take your extra guess, if it is eight ball variant?

It's first come first serve in terms of new threads generally.

I, sir, would like to wonder why you used a quote in this thread.

On the last day of the Seven Day War, a boy was born in a small Rosharan village. This boy was not the firstborn of that family. There was a brother of about a year older. The two brothers loved and cared for each other. The younger idolized the older, while the older protected the younger. One day, about 14 years later, the two siblings had gone far away from their farm, exploring, when a whitespine attacked. Immediately going for the weaker of the two, the younger brother was attacked. The older brother new that he should run, but he couldn't. Instead, he ran for the whitespine, and tackled it. This was destined to fail-he was a fifteen year old boy, and that was a storming whitespine. But as he jumped, he shouted something. "I will protect those who cannot protect themselves!" Suddenly, his body exploded in a flash of.... stormlight? Somehow, Tran killed the whitespine with that single tackle, his cuts and bruises melting away. Mahz gaped at him in awe. Over the next year, the two brothers experimented quite a bit with his newfound powers. He was able to stick things together, change gravity, and attract things towards something. They also met a small wispy spren. Then Darkness killed Tran. This devastated Mahz. He began to slip into depression over the next months. But eventually, that depression turned to anger. He wanted to seek Darkness out and take his revenge. But he knew he wouldn't be successful. So eventually he made his decision. He chose to make the journey to the Nightwatcher and ask for the power to kill Darkness. That's what he did. It took him over six months to get there, but eventually he did. Mahz stepped into the valley, then stopped as the strange black spren began to creep up to him. This is it. This is my chance to make it right, he thought. To take my revenge on the dark man. He stepped up boldly to the spren and spoke his wish. "I wish-I wish for enough power to take my revenge on the man who killed my brother." The Nightwatcher paused for a moment at this. "I can't provide this to you myself." Mahz's heart sank, "But I can give you the potential to earn it yourself. First, I'll give you the ability to learn at an incredibly fast rate. Second, I'll ferry you to a world where you are far more likely to succeed. I wish you luck. Goodbye." And with that Mahz found himself in a strange land next to a shack.

I don't think the weaknesses were tied to the corruption. Instead, I think that when an Epic faces their fear in order to save somebody, they take the power for themselves because they've established that Calamity's thinking is wrong.

I disagree with that proof. Nightwielder knows UV light is being used on him, even though he didn't expect it. For example, is it possible that they could have used a generic version of kool-aid and had it still work on that one epic? I think maybe.

So for clarification, is this thread the permanent planning thread, or is it just for specifically starting era 2?

Teach me your ways, almighty posting/rep master!

Secretly the admins just wanted a subtle way to get people to agree to cookies, and called on someone to do this for them. Interestingly, I have a friend who misunderstood and thought we were talking about digital cookies in her introduction thread. Edit: This is this topic's 1600th post.

I just meant that I looked through all posts, and occasionally read a post as elim for someone who was already dead.

Ambition is a Blue Card. Because I'm a storming idiot. @Cadmium Compounder Your turn.

Guess what guys? I'm actually gonna do some a tiny bit of analysis for once instead of just kinda jumping on bandwagons at the very end of the cycle! Below are my thoughts on a couple different posts. If I found something NAI it's not in there. GMs, I'll warn you in advance that a vote is not in there. That was shorter then I expected it to be. Anyways, I think Sart feels like the best candidate for the lynch right now. In general, it feels like almost every vote so far has been based off of gut reads. That's pretty much it, plus the one post I had for him in the spoiler. Heh. Sorry, I obsess in many ways. I have! I'm actually physically capable of coming to my own conclusions on people! *smiles happily* You did see my explanation for why I voted on Coop, yes? I mean, obviously the hedging is still there, but I stand by my reasoning.