Subject: Re: Goblins 0.1 Genus desc
From: Beregar (beregar@majik3d.org)
Date: Thu Oct 07 1999 - 19:35:06 EEST
Tommi Leino wrote: > On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Kim Kunnas wrote: > > > World of Majik itself is very old, > > I thought Majik is young. It is more fitting that way for a small planet > such as ours which contains regions unexplored and cities are relatively > small and there are not too many of them. But of course we can have it > that way that the world was created some 100k years ago and then a few > ancients were scattered around the world and those ancients were immortal > (by age) and couldn't multiply. Then only a few centuries ago came humans > and other races (a bit more far ago for elves etc.) etc. hmm, I thought that cultures were supposed to be young, not the planet itself. Cultures = humans, elves etc > Perhaps those who came out of the room could be the ancients and perhaps > our sages (designers) could be those ancients, as they know everything > anyways and it would be unrealistic for a human (ancients however could > take a human form) to know everything if they have been here only for few > centuries. I don't see it fitting to have ancients in the world before > the flying room (regardless whether they came out before or after crash) > as there in reality were not any. It was an empty landscape. yes, that's what i suggested, those who appeared from the rooms are the ancients and sages are remnants of them. I also suggested that all lesser creatures were either created by them or evolved from them. It's ok for me if this happened many 1000 (Majik/Normal) years ago. Well, it depends if we count also other versions of Majik, there has been many "tests" and "ancients" before Majik3d. :) - Beregar (Beregar@majik3d.org)
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