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I think that pvp should just be based on everyone involved agreeing to fight. No need for mods.

Klave leapt backwards, barely dodging one of the goop monster's attacks. "Kill this thing more quickly, if you please."

They used these supplies to host an interplanetary eating contest.

The Clinic: Lobby "Yeah, they do." Nameless frowned. "I'd really like to get Bookwyrm's help, but he's vanished since we got back to the clinic."

The Clinic: Lobby "Great!" Nameless glanced around the lobby. "You think anyone else would like to help?" @Aes Sedai

The Clinic: Lobby "Balefire doesn't always do more harm than good. It's saved my life before." Nameless paused, noticing Rue's anger. "I agree that we'll need to be careful. But we do need this knowledge. Will you help me find it?"

The Clinic: Lobby Nameless shook his head. "I'm not saying we need to learn all the terrible things one can do with the power, but we need some weaves that can actually do something against Kaos." He raised an eyebrow. "I'm surprised to see you talking about weaves that are too dangerous to be used."

"Every part of a dragon is magical. Their fire is made by that magic, and now that I've had that magic embedded into me, I have access to some uses of their magic." Klave shrugged. "That's about as much as I know."

The Clinic: Lobby Nameless looked surprised. "Why would you want to destroy that knowledge? We could use it to defeat Kaos, to save everyone. It's not like there's many other chanellers out and about in the multiverse that could abuse it."

The Clinic: Lobby Nameless continued, for now ignoring the curiosity he felt about Rue's past. "You know that Archive we went to? There's a bunch of them, in a bunch of different places. They were made by an organization that studied worlds throughout the multiverse, including our world. And our magic. They probably catalogued everything the One Power can do." @Aes Sedai

The Clinic: Lobby "That's a terrible outlook on life. Haven't you ever read any books?" Nameless shrugged. "Anyways, I think we might be able to find a way to save her. And perhaps Emma too." @Aes Sedai

The Clinic: Lobby Nameless stepped into the lobby, walking straight towards Rue. "Hey. Are you doing alright? You and Insa seemed to be friends." @Aes Sedai

@Aes Sedai

@Aes Sedai

Yes. RIP.

The Ghandeflaffle Empire rose up to defeat Spook once and for all.

Clinic: Library Nameless sat in the library, scanning information from the Fourth and Sixth Archives. Sadly, it didn’t seem either of them had what he was looking for. But they did have hints as to where it might be hidden With Bookwyrm gone off who knows where, there’s no expert on the Archives. Still, I need this information if I’m ever going to be worth anything. I’ll move forward without him if I have to. Standing abruptly, Nameless stepped out of the library and went looking for Rue. It was time to go on another quest. @Aes Sedai

Klave remained silent, regarding the battle with a skeptical eye.

Clinic: Lobby Nameless found Bookwyrm just in time to see him disappear through a Wyrmhole. “Shoot.” He pulled out his phone and dialed Bookwyrm. “Hello? Bookwyrm, I need to talk to you about that Archive stuff.” @The Bookwyrm

Unfortunately, withergeist-like creatures were a a rule the true masters of economics, so their supply lines were even better than Spook’s.

I’ve played on an oracle server and it was a little laggy with like six to eight people on at once if I remember correctly.

I got rid of Nameless and decided to make a successor by writing a bunch of candidates and seeing who I had the most fun writing. Ended up with a character named Subversion who killed another candidate and got a bunch of Narrators and whatnot to start a vengeance quest, which ended up being pretty fun, so she’s the Narrator I’ve been using recently. She’s not pure evil, but she doesn’t really care about morality and enjoys subverting expectations.

Klave nodded. “We did do that, long before I was born. I went on a quest to find one of the survivors. Needed something to do after retiring from the Huntsmen.”

Not for certain, but from the amount of people who’ve posted here I think a server using Oracle should work.

In that case, barring any Elsecaller+Bondsmith/Elantrian shenanigans in the CR completely wiping them out, earth wins. The simplest indication of this in RoW, where Hoid mentions that Roshar is nearing the end of a traditional army formation's usefulness, approaching the time when just getting a bunch of troops to line up and attack the enemy just won't work. Modern earth has been past that point for over a century. The American Civil War was pushing it and by World War I using traditional formations would have been suicide for whatever army tried it. That was a hundred years ago. For Roshar, Radiants might be strong, but their ranged attacks are pitiful compared to modern earth. Any ground based Radiant that's unable to travel into the CR will die before they get close to striking distance, along with the rest of the Rosharan army. Windrunners, Skybreakers, Elsecallers, Willshapers, and Bondsmiths might be strong, but at best they'll manage a pyrrhic victory that leaves everyone in the physical realm dead. If Sel can access the CR, they have a chance. Otherwise, dead. Scadrial has pretty much nothing but Fullborn going for it, and they currently have nothing but some drained Bands to go off of. Their slight advantage in magic is not enough to offset the massive tech disadvantage. Unless Taldain has modern earth tech, they lose too. Sandmasters ain't doing crem against bombing. Nalthis has literally nothing. Awakeners will die to ordinary bullets, as will Lifeless. TLDR: If earth has access to the CR, they win 10/10 against any army in the Cosmere, barring direct Shardic intervention. Otherwise, they win 9/10 against Roshar, with that 1/10 being the case where they kill the entire Rosharan army in the physical realm, then Elsecallers and Bondsmiths slowly Soulcast their army from the CR. If Sel can access the CR and earth can't, then it's basically the same as Roshar.