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This is the quote from the Graceful Wicked Masks:
So, basically encountering fair folk fantasy puts us into one of the following scenarios:
1) some pompous solar encounters theater performance of Evil-Side-of-Force armadas gunning up on One-and-Only-Hero, but says "Hah, don't wana~" and goes right through them without paying any attention to all those shiny swords and pointy arrows that pass through his heart while suffering some internal limitations because of all bright and flickering images;
2) one young and promising raksha in his random wanders comes in contact with enchanted island where everyone moves by swimming through the air, but he doesn't like it that way: he is young and full of inspirations to make world a better place! So he contests existing fantasy and makes it so that moving now takes one to shoot fire from his butt, and everyone who has something against it better comes and talk with his Essence score. That's what we call "Win of the Progress!"
3) and then comes Your-Random-Mortal Joe: he is hungry and lost in Wyld, Life sure sucks for him. But then he enters a fae' freehold where enormous banquet is being held: uncountable guests feast upon unending table laden with dishes of any kind imagined and un-imagined. And even better: he gets invitation to participate in this holiday!
And here comes a question: does our Joe gets sated by eating from the fae' table? And what if he encounters our solar's scenario and accepts a fight: he sure gets +3 modifier to all his combat, but do his enemies leave marks on his skin considering that he accepted them to be real? And then comes fantasy with a rule like this: "Every mortal gets to live forever without getting old or dying of any cause" - may our Joe live there for all his humble eternity without any worry?
Basically my questions condenses to this: "Can the Fair Folk feed 5000 humans with 5 breads?"
This is the quote from the Graceful Wicked Masks:
When someone comes into contact with a fantasy, she
has three options: to alter it, to submit to it or to ignore it.
has three options: to alter it, to submit to it or to ignore it.
1) some pompous solar encounters theater performance of Evil-Side-of-Force armadas gunning up on One-and-Only-Hero, but says "Hah, don't wana~" and goes right through them without paying any attention to all those shiny swords and pointy arrows that pass through his heart while suffering some internal limitations because of all bright and flickering images;
2) one young and promising raksha in his random wanders comes in contact with enchanted island where everyone moves by swimming through the air, but he doesn't like it that way: he is young and full of inspirations to make world a better place! So he contests existing fantasy and makes it so that moving now takes one to shoot fire from his butt, and everyone who has something against it better comes and talk with his Essence score. That's what we call "Win of the Progress!"
3) and then comes Your-Random-Mortal Joe: he is hungry and lost in Wyld, Life sure sucks for him. But then he enters a fae' freehold where enormous banquet is being held: uncountable guests feast upon unending table laden with dishes of any kind imagined and un-imagined. And even better: he gets invitation to participate in this holiday!
And here comes a question: does our Joe gets sated by eating from the fae' table? And what if he encounters our solar's scenario and accepts a fight: he sure gets +3 modifier to all his combat, but do his enemies leave marks on his skin considering that he accepted them to be real? And then comes fantasy with a rule like this: "Every mortal gets to live forever without getting old or dying of any cause" - may our Joe live there for all his humble eternity without any worry?
Basically my questions condenses to this: "Can the Fair Folk feed 5000 humans with 5 breads?"
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