Now that we have four ring based data points to work off of I think it's more that his mind is a lot more vulnerable to the mental effects of the various lights then a normal DC resident. Though with a lower upper end for his light induced crazy.
I feel as confused as Paul right now.
I'm now even more confused.
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I'd recomend watching it.
It got pulled from British television after the 11th of September attacks.
Sure, Mister Z, whatever you say.
Why did it show the Twin Towers or something?
Since I'm not part of the relevant editorial team, this is a guess, but I suspect it was something to do with all the planes flying into buildings. They showed the crews parachuting out and the buildings were naturally empty, but it happened a lot.
Oh that could be fun. I haven't seen any fanfics with my favorite BKN series yet.
It is and one of the few series with a proper ending!
I don't think there is an official green lantern corps in this verse so there's no one to stop him if he did.
I mean theres's Maltusians and the emotional spectrum
'undisguised'?
I watched the remake just a few days ago. Pretty decent, although the government, and the aliens to a lesser degree, were painfully stupid.
Gonna be working from wiki pages here. I never even heard of Roswell Conspiracies before this, so... But the premise is honestly pretty logical. For a world without overt magic, anyway. And no doubt that could be explained as 'alien technology' via Clarke's Third Law.
I'll admit, that's a big departure from European mythology...
...But entirely on the mark there. D&D players may recognise them as a Naga proper or as Yuan-Ti.
Though you'd think 'dies to sunlight' would be an issue... Living underground could work, and there are places today that wouldn't get natural sunlight without architectural considerations for it. At least it isn't as weaksauce a weakness as 'deathly vulnerable to water.'
Looking at you, 'Signs'...I suppose that would explain the lack of an invasion. And the shy and retiring nature of many such beings.
...That DC version looks a lot taller than most are depicted. I suppose it would have seemed too comedic for them to be a few apples tall.Eh, I prefer the Gold Digger Leprechauns and their rivals. Sure, they have the vaults of gold, but they guard it with a team of shoe-themed 'giant' combining mecha and their 'Lucky Charms'-themed pilots. The Vaultron Force.
Yeah, it's that kind of series.Presumably using your phenomenal cosmic Maltusian powers would be like using a pile-driver to crack a walnut. And times change. Maybe he wore robes back in the day, but finds pants a lot more comfortable. And less drafty.
Better than him getting around, if you know what I mean.
Probably not as many as you'd think?
Or their technology lives up to the old trope of 'Ragnarok-proof'. Some races build their stuff tough. Like Power Rings.
You assume they feel a need to reproduce. Not every alien species is as short-lived as a human. Or the mating urge only comes on rarely, and they prefer their own company the rest of the time, like the 'Vampires' mentioned up top.
What better place to hide than somewhere no-one comes because it's primitive?
Aye, that's a good question, isn't it?
Because for most of humanity's history, the average person's reaction would be, in order: Scream; Run away; Grab a weapon and go looking for the 'monster'. Forming a mob with torches and pitchforks can be counted as the last one.
And if they have some kind of Prime Directive rule? Also, that's hoping for a lot, that refugees would understand their own technology. Unless you got very lucky, and they had a knowledgable technician or engineer handy, and their tech can be reproduced without some exotic manufacturing process we can't make...
Basic of human nature, isn't it? Some folks are just like 'Those guys have Cool Shit! We want that Cool Shit! Let's take their Cool Shit!'
For one thing, it's a longer way to fall.
Fifty years, eh? Just about the time of the Roswell incident the series took its name from.
Why can't it be both? A group of international spies keeping everyone ignorant so they can be the big dog without anyone knowing.
Picture people's reactions when you pop out of nowhere, all glowing and flitting about. It'll either be 'holy shit, a real superhero!' or 'Oh god, what the fuck, it's an alien!'
I doubt Percy wants you living in his house. Seemed to enjoy the privacy so far.
I'm sure Percy knows a few people that could help with that.
Sounds simple enough, especially if you can tone down the glow.
And perhaps he'll run into a certain bounty hunter in the process...
I think 'Gaul' is already taken by Anti-Green/Gold Paul, right?
If it's a blank ring like the orange one, he has no restrictions save what he cannot will for himself.
Didn't expect to run into Gold Digger here; a surprise, but a welcome one. In one Exalted campaign I'm in my best friend's character takes heavy inspiration from Gina Diggers...Eh, I prefer the Gold Digger Leprechauns and their rivals. Sure, they have the vaults of gold, but they guard it with a team of shoe-themed 'giant' combining mecha and their 'Lucky Charms'-themed pilots. The Vaultron Force.
Roswaul?More importantly: What shall we call him?
Eh, I prefer the Gold Digger Leprechauns and their rivals. Sure, they have the vaults of gold, but they guard it with a team of shoe-themed 'giant' combining mecha and their 'Lucky Charms'-themed pilots. The Vaultron Force.
More importantly: What shall we call him?
I thought Gold Digger was already an Exalted RPG setting?
What do they call British police? Coppers? So maybe Cop-paul?
True, but it's really hard to use a green ring like that. Just dragging an asteroid would be simple enough, but holding in your mind the objects that could do that is far more difficult.
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Yeah, I've seen the internet's xenophile porn. I think most of them would be fine.
Do you know where to find black market gold traders?
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They had an episode where an alien did that. Everyone was pretty fine with it, until his disguise broke down.
