I’m saying it was never shown to work.
It was told.
well i mean, its literally up to you whether it works or not.
on some level, you are a god in the universe, but on another level, you are the host of the game.
its like dnd gods and the dm. technically, the dm has the ability to roll a 21 on a D20. characters in game can still interact with gods. they’re completely different levels
Magnus moderates everything, if you want to do something special such as attacking he needs to process it. If you want to use all the boxes he has to process it, if your gonna give him a bad time he won’t process bee’s waz.
You can’t beat Magnus, it’s like napstablook. He may decrease his HP but unless he’s willing to sacrifice himself for story purposes he’s unbeatable.
well i mean i would have asked him, as the game’s host, to process it. idk, he’s the one that asked for a poetic ending and im not sure if you can get more climactic than a fight with the god of the world
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i would’ve sent out a public invite to all the characters, and did the whole thing in a public thread.
You’re welcome
For GMs need to stick together
Let’s make a death trap, the players will all die in the next scene, by falling slimes from the sky
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Nah man
You know why
Because the GM wills it, and thus it shall happen.
A failed experiment from yonder, Kalaxuth the Betrayer had experimented with magic cannons when it was still in development, and thus he fired the slimes into the sky.
But magic cannons were created 200 years ago!
Yes, and these slimes have been falling for 200 years. Somehow, they managed to fall onto all of you!
All of you have taken 9d20 + 70 blunt damage.
(Bad GM, didn’t even let them roll perception, athletics or acrobatics check)
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