Hmm, re-reading this again, I find i like it more and more. Yep, simple yet fascinating. Go to Comment

I was looking forward to this one. What Moon said, simple yet elegant. An apt warning for all those fence-sitters, leaning toward sin. Go to Comment

thank you both for identifying your leanings :D

Now then, the real question here is, does the creature have anything to do with the musical genre it shares its name with? :P Go to Comment

"Tread lightly, watch thy back. Make decisions well. Do not do unto your brother what you would not want done unto you. Beware the Ska, my child! Someday it may come for you."

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A most interesting piece. Go to Comment

I like it all except for the ambiguity between "ska" and "Ska." Other than that simple, well though out, and with evidence of a surrounding mythos. I like it.

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Short, Sweet, and Basic. An explanation for religious crunchy bits and how to get them. I think more examples and more guidelines for various thaumaturgical expressions of faith would serve this piece well. Go to Comment

ROTFLMAO

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Well then, how will GMs, who are using your religion, know what MIGHT be possible? Go to Comment

Merry Christmas everyone. Go to Comment

Well, there were only 3 of them ever given...That doesn't lead to very many examples... Go to Comment

And a Merry Christmas to you too Cheka. Go to Comment

...Because of the line, "but an infinite number could exist, as each gift is unique to the Gifted"? Go to Comment

I am not sure what this about, you list the three gifts and describe briefly what went into getting, but if it is about the gifts then shouldn't we know why they were given, you have healers and demons revokers but what is the goal of the god?

If it is about Saints, should we know their stories? Is there a thesis statement to this post. You give us some details, but they are just details they lack narrative context and thus dramatic or emotional weight. Go to Comment

Trigu bless us everyone..... :) Go to Comment

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A good basic Dark Lord, legendary foe. Go to Comment

Good potential, but I find it hard to get much of an idea of him - any features that really distinguish him from other arch-villainous necromancers. Go to Comment

A good solid idea. Go to Comment

Updated: Added in a bit more history, and added to his equipment. Go to Comment