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I think we're all off topic here. The question is if we believe in a god, and if so, what god. The question is not 'what is the definition of christianity' Personally, I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I believe in a God who is the father of my spirit, gave me a chance to grow, and gave me rules to help me stay safe as I grow. (somewhat like "[Tani], don't stick that in the electrical socket" and "[Tani], don't do that, you'll regret it.") I believe that I need to try to fix it and change when I make mistakes and break the rules, by accident or on purpose. I believe that he loves me, and wants me to live now in a way that will help me be willing to live near Him after I die. I know there is a God who loves me and is really there. I believe that because Jesus died for my sins and lives again, I can repent and improve and live again. Belief and action are different things, and I'm a normal mortal human who makes mistakes. Because of what I believe and know, I'm trying to follow His commandments and live the way I know I should. Because I've made mistakes and sinned in the past, I know that I'll be happier living inside my skin if I try to follow His commandments.

"This should keep him safe until John gets here, if he comes fast enough. I've got enough energy for maybe five minutes of this before I collapse. What are we going to do after that?"

Kazh ran. As soon as he got to Ji, he shoved Elya away and started casting. He didn't rush the spell, but went as fast as he knew he could. Five seconds passed. Finally, finally, Ji turned into flame. Hopefully he hadn't taken too long. He had used health as fatigue, dropping his skill, but not by enough to cause problems. He would be able to keep the spell going for less than five minutes before fainting.

I challenge you to a duel! You somehow get from the cosmere to the cytoverse

Tani poked her head around Frustration's corner. "Wait, did you say I melted?"

I like the idea, the mechanic part is interesting, and doublethankyou. Not yet. Triplethankyou.

Tani stole the book Shadow spoke of, ran off, and hid in a dark corner far away from Nameless.

What if, before the Gravedigger acts, there are no alignment flips, and afterward, there are, and the folks that were elim are resurrected elim and the folks that are village are resurrected village? Because, you see, when the Gravedigger resurrects dead folk, the Gravedigger resurrects ALL the dead folk. Edit: Nevermind, I think the Gravedigger is a bad idea. Unless there are some roles that can only come into play if the Gravedigger resurrects people. Hmmmmmm....

*yells* HEY @Dannnex!

Kazh started running, then slowed. Wait. His mind jumped. He dashed back to the girl near the corner. "You're a lifegiver, right? Are you willing to help? You can use my fatigue if you need it." @2EmLee2

"Why Ravenclaw?"

Tani casually elbowed Thaidakar. Hard.

Tani carefully examined all the cookies for spikes.

I have a role that brings everyone back to life with new roles, and I'm not sure how to make it work well, and I kind of want to make it able to work well. It's generic name is Gravedigger. The first version of it I know of turns the Gravedigger into a conf. villager as soon as he does it, so I changed that. (he dies or is Lawyered.) However, there's still the problem of the once-dead once-Elims know all the other Elims. If I make them be resurrected with their same alignment all the once-dead Elims will just get killed immediately and that's no fun. If I tell them not to talk about their groupies that won't work well because it's hard to not be suspicious of folk you kinda know are evil. If I make the Elims just not know each other that fixes another role too, the one that switches people's roles (working generic name: Tavern keeper) but causes a host of problems (like Elims trying to kill other Elims.) Is Gravedigger just not fixable? If it is fixable, please help?

"I enjoy verbifying nouns, it's entirely accurate, and I'm a Chaos demon. I exist to try to break expectations and normalities."

Something was different about this new kid. Willem decided to keep an eye on him, in case it was a dangerous different. He was polite though, so Willem waved back.

Tani shrieked in fear and threw the books across the room.

A renewed bout of crying sounds from Tani's corner of the room.

Actually, may I change my name to MehE!im?

E!Dori! ed1t: @The Unknown Novel i'll play as Mehelin

Morningtide found Tani curled up in a corner. She tried to wipe the tears off her face, failed, sniffled, and took the book. "Thanks."

@Thaidakar the Ghostblood are you not allowed to PM with only one other person there or are you not allowed to PM? Am I allowed to know?

"How could you!" Tani ran away, crying.

Kazh crouched down next to Alissya. "Did you heal our friend?"