Brianne

Nahim

Great, now Ellis is worrying about me. “You know full well we have time constraints. Time constraints means responsibility to get stuff done, and I need to find a good replacement for Ottoline. I mostly forged the…the…uh.” Nahim tapped his thigh, pinky to pointer a couple times fast. “Oh, I don’t remember! Those swords that you can use…[Read more]

@jonas

I really like your forum signature! XD

@kathleenramm

Yeah, it’s been down for a while, and the formatting is being a little weird again.

@jonas

Cool! So you were able to make it so that the calendar could mesh with earth time just enough so that you could fit your birthday into it as a significant day. It also makes sense that the months follow the Eivir.

@rae

Wond makes an approximate rotation of 357 Earthling days, but I’ve not decided if it’s off that number by a day or just a couple hours. Notice my use of the word Earthling, for I haven’t even totally decided if a Wondian day is different than ours (most likely is). I’ve only been working on the origin planet of Wond for about a year, so it i…

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@hybridlore

Yeah, I missed your conversation with @jonas until now, but if I’m understanding you correctly, your wanting to power spaceships with sound. Sound as a force has been used to manipulate objects in precise ways, but they would have to be ridiculously light, and the cases where we have done such a thing, it’s an object surrounded by…[Read more]

@rae

This sounds fun, I’m in. It might help me churn out some actual writing for once😂

@jonas

Hmm, maybe? XD I think for what I was thinking of, it would need to have some sort of impact on the area around it, so yeah, I don’t think it would. Thanks, though!

@jonas

Oh, so, these spaceships you’re creating run on sound somehow, and you want help thinking of a different way to power them?

Basically XD. It was just a random idea that I had, and I wondered if there was any actual way sound could be used like that. But yeah, since there isn’t, I need to come up with a different way that they work or else j…[Read more]

@jonas

“That might make it worse.”

Kate snorted. “You think?”

LOL

It doesn’t require sound to work in space at all, it just needs some way for starships to be powered.

@beth-torres @jonas

Nahim

Nahim rolled his eyes.

“I can walk fine. Thank you for answering my question…finally.” He turned away, and walked up to Ellis, ignoring Kate’s presence.

“Is there anyway you can tell me exactly the weapons we need? Who does best with broadswords? Who need lighter weight or can handle a full sized sword. Daggers,…[Read more]

@jonas

Oops, my bad! I mean suggestions for other ways they could work. Yeah, that would require a lot of changes to this world XD

@jonas

I just did some research and found out that, XD. That does make sense, though. I’m just not sure how the mechanics are going to work behind the starfighters in a new idea I’m following, and that popped into my head. Do you have any suggestions?

@thearcaneaxiom

(this is all by Realn reckoning)

So does the Wondian planet make a perfect 357 day rotation around it’s sun?

Wond makes an approximate rotation of 357 Earthling days, but I’ve not decided if it’s off that number by a day or just a couple hours. Notice my use of the word Earthling, for I haven’t even totally decided if a Wondian d…[Read more]

I would think with enough debris and space junk, there would be enough matter for the sound waves to bounce off. Is that wrong?

@thearcaneaxiom

So, this might be a really dumb question . . .

There isn’t any sound in space because there isn’t anything for the sound waves to bounce off of–but in a world (think sort of similar to Skyward by Brandon Sanderson) where battles are fought from not far off the surface of planets to anywhere in deep space, is there any way sound…[Read more]

@rae

Also, who are the Nameless Things. That title is already used by Tolkien to describe the indescribable creatures at the very bottom of Arda. Are you describing something similar?

@rae

That’s really cool! So does the Wondian planet make a perfect 357 day rotation around it’s sun? We have leap year on Earth to account for the slight error in the 365 days. So is the planet simply perfectly placed for simplicity, or is there some analogue of leap year. Also, what about seasons? Are there four standard seasons like Earth, or…[Read more]