Fate of the 3rd Pantheon

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That's cool with me.

--A

[Goatkiller666]

Can we get Montresor, Loremaster, balon!, Dagon, and Dorian to vote for option 2? (And any other players who've quit anyway... I don't even know all of their real Avatars. Unzen? an Carraig?)

[caamora]

You should check it out now before it inevitably turns into an argument about Orthodox Christianity and/or homosexuality.

LOL!!! No kidding!

[Moxinomal]

Voted option 1

Don't mind option 3

Though I would PREFER option one

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Tied damnit! Who's the tie-breaker?

--A

[Keev Furaha]

And so she drifted back in after years of absence. She wondered if her brethren would accept her back, understanding her lack of involvement. Pain was a personal thing, isolating one from another. She smiled to herself thinking you may think you know the pain that someone else goes through but you never can, everyone has their own levels, reactions, thresholds.... Some feel pain as pleasure, some as a physical thing, some as an emotional thing and some as a crossover into enlightenment and some as a path to destruction. No matter how anyone else interpreted it, pain is a private solitary thing, a thing personalized by one's own experiences and thoughts, a thing given flavour by the mind that owned it and owned it alone and alone it would savor or regurgitate or deny or accept or worse, embrace it all. She loathed and loved her followers. Perhaps her sister/brother gods would understand and perhaps not, either way it did not matter, her pain would remain and always remain her own private heaven and hell. The only thing she could do was try.

[Fist and Faith]

We were waiting on either Koel or Unknowable. I assume that last vote was Keev? Or did you just post?

[Cameraman Jenn]

I voted, just ignore me...

[stonemaybe]

Sorry, been away from internet since last week.

Option 1 for Brid

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I voted, just ignore me...

What did you vote for so we can discount it? *shakes head*

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[Goatkiller666]

Also, supposedly the Unknowable voted as well.

[Fist and Faith]

There are two extra votes. 13 active players, 15 votes. But P3 wins even if both non-active votes went there, so it doesn't matter.

[Menolly]

Also, supposedly the Unknowable voted as well.

I kept encouraging The Unknowable to comment on their own. But yeah, and voted option 1.

[madsage]

I voted for P4 when FF told me about the poll. (Particularly with so many choosing option 1 okay with option 3.)

[Fist and Faith]

There are two extra votes. 13 active players, 15 votes. But P3 wins even if both non-active votes went there, so it doesn't matter.

That is, 13 active voting players, since Murrin said he wasn't voting. Strange things happened with the vote, especially if he didn't, and if Unknowable voted Option 1. But it goes to P3 no matter what.

[Avatar]

Oh well, lets get on with ending the world in that case.

--A

[Fist and Faith]

I hope to have Transcended this turn, giving me the power to safeguard the world. If it didn't work, I'm out of ideas.

[I'm Murrin]

How's this for a scenario: The current surviving gods make another deal, protecting the world from interference from outside, and leaving it. Sealed off, the world carries on its merry way, until, many centuries later, the defences on the false Ark begin to fail, and Bel slips free of his prison. Now, trapped in Eiran alone, the Lord finds himself free to build his paradise within that creation. When the interdiction finally fades, and some curious new being looks down upon it, they find only an empty, featureless void, which houses nothing but the Great Lord's spirit - a spirit vast in power that permeates every part of what was once Eiran... and is now free to spread out beyond its boundaries.

[The Numen]

It seems a little out of character for The Numen to forget something as important as "Oh yeah, Bel's still trapped in the gimp locker. We should bring him with us."

[I'm Murrin]

You're willing to try and fiddle with the "touch this and be trapped forever" device?