Re: Need crit: Ezazel, goddess of impossible: Black moon, part 2 of 2

Fri, 14 Jun 2024 20:11:53 +0000

Not necessarily criticism, just elements that I think would be cool to incorporate? Such a Clarke’s second law, or the quasi-Meinongian concept of that which is imagined is to some degree real.

Impossibility is a dichotomy of the cold truth of inability and the dream of what cannot be, Ezazel is able to defeat Black Moon because it is impossible, creating a paradox of power. All things come to an end, so she cannot die.

She cares for the worlds that will never be as though a mother, yet herself is portrayed in the form of a child of much older gods

You can really play up the paradox if you want to

It’s a really cool idea, with so many possible threads to pull!

Need crit: Ezazel, goddess of impossible: Black moon, part 2 of 2

Wed, 05 Jun 2024 02:37:39 +0000

Content summary: Ezazel is a goddess that embody the impossible, but she dislikes this role. When she once left the place she was tasked to protect (the impossible world), a terrible event occurred that impacted the possible worlds as well. Through this experience, she learned a valuable lesson about her role.

http://wanderers-sandbox-2.wikidot.com/ezazel-goddess-of-impossible:black-moon-part-2-of-2