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Indeed. After all, the giant spren was still a member of nature, which fits nicely with the image evoked by the very name Cultivation.

For Skai... Passion, maybe? Or something similar? The Derethi are quite... vehement about their faith, after all.

Well. Note that Brandon did reference Honor's original Shardholder. This implies that either there were more than one, there will be another, or both.

Hey, that's all we're asking for. So, um, yeah. Fantasy. Has anyone ever read the Crown of Stars series? If so, what do you think? I tried to finish it, but eventually I lost my interest entirely and had to put it down.

, but they were (Helium is a hallucinogen now?)

Win! Is this one pink?

It's exciting to imagine what sort of things they might be able to do with the 3DS, though. As long as it doesn't burn all our eyeballs up. o_o

Yes, welcome! I'm glad you decided to start posting again. We're a real nice bunch around here, so I'm sure you'll enjoy your time with us. Glad to have you!

Well, even though I've seen you around before already, consider this your official welcome to 17th Shard! It's good to have you here.

You SHOULD. If only to play the game that turned so many of us into nerds.

in order to

So we all wish that we had superpowers, I'm sure (if not, why the heck don't you?), but we often fail to realize that this world has bestowed on us some actual powers which, while often lame - hence the title of the thread - and generally useless for saving anybody (or, to be fair, taking over any worlds), can be pretty dang "super" in their own way. So what are yours, and how do you know you have them? I'll start with a couple of mine: Real Life Soundtrack - I have both the appropriate and inappropriate varieties of this superpower. No matter where I go, no matter what I do, music will follow me. Songs will come on the radio or on shuffle play that are either so perfect for the situation it's creepy, so inappropriate it's actually funny, or so ironic I feel the urge to tweet about it (I don't, though. You're welcome). Even when I'm writing or RPing, music will often come on that either propels the scene to new heights or totally kills the moment. I can even think about a song and it will come on the radio. It's like I have a telepathic link with all music, everywhere. Limited Super Strength - This one, oddly enough, mainly manifests when used against towel racks. I have ripped towel racks (yes, more than one) out of the wall more times than I can count. One of them several times. I never try to destroy them, it just happens. I don't even have to touch the rack itself. I can take hold of a towel that's just hanging innocently on the rack and the entire thing will come crashing down like it's trying to eat my face. My strength also likes to manifest versus bookshelves, or generally at any given moment when carrying a heavy object will get me weird looks from the general public, but nowhere has it been more apparent than versus the towel racks. So, tell me your powers! And if you're feeling particularly daring, you can try giving other members of the thread a superhero name.

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I would like to announce that I am about to create the best thread ever.

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Which is why perhaps the magic is just a convenient way to access Shadesmar, if you can use the appropriate magic system(s). We need more information on this before any solid theories can be formed, though, in my opinion.

I'm guessing it'll be the same for games as it is for movies: for some, it significantly enhances the experience, for others it's just a gimmick, and for the rest it adds to the overall game, but not in any particularly vital way. But that's what the switch is for, I guess.

was the Dor's You thought you'd escaped it, didn't you? Bwahahahahaha!

Which means I'm basically screwed either way. But were it not for copious amounts of Solarcaine, I would be in a lot of pain right now.

We've all been there. If we're talking about things other than books that got us into fantasy, for me, a huge part of it was The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It sounds really bizarre to say this, but that game changed my life. If not for that, I would have never started writing fanfiction or got into half the things I enjoy today, and who knows where I'd be without the people I met at conventions and on ff.n?