Indeed. Adventurers always around hurt/pain so no money problems for the owner with the right mindset.
Also, possibly the perfect-ish item for my dragoness: She's already evil, so the corruption does Nothing to her! And as far as pain and hurt goes, she both has torture chambers and Bdsm sex dungeons. She'd be "printing money" like crazy...maybe in D&D She'd be "minting money" as the Realm(s) use various coins and not money bills. The downside would be, that coins are the preferred treasure for dragons, and they not easily part with them. I'd be forced to do so, as offering it to appease my Goddess, Tiamat. I'd be always feeling being robbed...which would just end in more torture and kinky sex...A devilish Cycle indeed, as I already doing it on a small scale. This item would only make me more greedy, but otherwise the same. >:3
Indeed. Adventurers always around hurt/pain so no money problems for the owner with the right mindse
Hmm, I know KD is a Domme and all but would she think of it differently if it were her goddess in charge? The way I see it is an alternative for your 'issue' would be tempting the true mistress herself into punishing you for not sharing her treasure, that way she can get her own coins and 'milk you for them' until pleased.
The way you're seeing it would simply be a shortcut to what you'd eventually become anyway no? I can't see any problems with that..... or do I ;D?
Hmm, I know KD is a Domme and all but would she think of it differently if it were her goddess in ch
May be relevant conversation. K.D. is always sub to Her Goddess and the other God who made her...but They are far above such silly things, as Dom/sub things with mortals...I guess. Their many Godly senses I can never fully please, and they never shown any signs of wanting my body...sexually. They are interested in me, being temporary Avatar to them and in my soul. Nothing romantic and other mortal nonsense stuff...
May be relevant conversation. ( https://inkbunny.net/j/450886-MeganBryar-kinks-vs-canon#commentid_24
'mortal nonsense stuff' xD. It's hard to find a suitable mate regardless in worlds that rely on simple-minded intercourse or pure reproductive purpose. Let alone a like-minded Dom/Sub (and not just that but one that is preferably just as pleasing to the eye as they are to the body and mind).
I can only relate to such an eternal search given our lifetimes, it makes it exceptionally harder if you're (and I don't claim/know if it's the case with KD) if 'you' are uncertain whether you truly want to be purely sub,dom or perhaps both or none at all!
I've always had an issue pairing up Aeyl with anyone, and I've had some regrets on certain pairings (usually 1 offs) where I felt it justified as 'took place somewhere in her eternal lifetime' or a 'alternate reality/non-canon but still didn't enjoy seeing it from my character's perspective. Then again me and my character are quite alike so it's probably a combination of both our perspectives on the matter.
'mortal nonsense stuff' xD. It's hard to find a suitable mate regardless in worlds that rely on simp
Everyone has regrets on pairing up...even I have a few. The best way to deal with that, is just to remember on why it was a good idea back then, then move onward. =:p
I usually avoid God characters, as their players usually play them close to mortals, which defeats the purpose of them being Gods. They should be way above mortal understanding, to pose an eternal enigma, I think! But if a God takes a mortal form via an Avatar, then they could make thoughts about mortal stuff, since they are closer to that then being their true selves. I imagine, aside of reforming the world, or gathering more subjects, Avatars of Gods enjoy their dulled God senses, and can enjoy what mortals can enjoy, so when their Avatar expires, their essence returns to the Godly Whole and enriches it with the fleeting mortal life's moments in the God's eternal existence. To me, playing a God accurately seems super hard, but playing Gods close to as mortals are just plain wrong sounding.
Everyone has regrets on pairing up...even I have a few. The best way to deal with that, is just to r
Yeah and avoid it happening in the future ^^. And hopefully, it wasn't with me ._.'
I think there is an argument to be had for whichever playstyle you'd want to have, especially given the 'rules or lore' of your world. For example, my cast consists of 'mortals' bestowed with a part of the power from one of the divine. They are more like a valkyrie or angel of sorts. Aeylin just happens to be 'the chosen one of sorts', and in a way the representative of the group. Since each of the divine bestowed her with a gift the true mortals call her Goddess or Queen as in their eyes she is just that. Especially since the true gods can only bestow their gift instead of using their power at this time.
But with anything fancy, what one person might feel un-immersive or far-fetched.. another enjoys for the sake of it all being debatably impossible/hypothetical to begin with.
You can see the same with games like dnd. Some like realistic laws, physics, and actions. Others a more loose and 'epic' setting or somewhere in between.
I do think that if you speak of an actual god or let's say super-hero they do need to feel or represent themselves accordingly. Just like how.. let's say a King was expected to behave in medieval times. But I feel like as long as it makes sense in the world that's played in it's cool, it's not real life anyway but in your head ;D.
Yeah and avoid it happening in the future ^^. And hopefully, it wasn't with me ._.' I think there i
It wasn't with you, indeed. If you wonder one case was about the owner just grew tired with that OC and another case that the owner owned so much OCs that she couldn't keep up. Both case, things got colder and I've decided that I won't make the furnace hot again on my own, when there are other players ready and burning with desire! I am only really responsible to bring my own heat, and add it to the other participant's heat...~♥
I can imagine Gods closer to mortals, but since I enjoy Lovecraftian settings as well, those Outer Gods / Cosmic Horrors are built around the fact, that mortals cannot fathom what they are, what they look like and usually they will go mad. I have chosen that description to be pretty accurate what a God would be. Like if you place an apple to a paper, the intelligent life in the 2D dimension only saw the bottom slice 2D of the whole apple, and cannot fully grasp the 3D dimensions of the true apple, sitting on their 2D paper dimension. That is what Gods are to me: Beings which are out of my understanding, and I can only grasp a tiny part of them, while they rule over/dwarfing our dimension with their existence.
Not have anything against Mortal-behaving Gods...I just prefer them being larger then Life as I know it. The divine creatures however are more easily for me to accept as behaving and feeling mortal-alike. ~♥
It wasn't with you, indeed. If you wonder one case was about the owner just grew tired with that OC
You certainly have your way with words and feelings.
While I don't fully 'embrace' that perspective I can see and appreciate it. In a RP setting, I'd have to say I'm not bothered by an 'unrealistic or even absurd' presentation of let's say a god or goddess. But I feel like it's important to at least have a clear definition of it, and some kind of middle ground and explanation, it simply needs to make sense in the real world or the fiction one.
Preferably a mix between mortal real-world comprehension and that of our mind's ability to fantasize and speculate, with perhaps a twist of philosophizing, etc.
You certainly have your way with words and feelings. While I don't fully 'embrace' that perspective
