amidama wrote:But you did not satisfy my no-magic criteria! so far I cant see it as a realistic thing. try harder
clockwork - our universe has prooven to have only 3 big dimensions. if there would be more, we would notice it...

  amidama wrote:which one? i didnt dig deep inside, just read the unit description
oh, are you about his "he people of Fobos fled following the decimation of their planet by the The Alone and his army"?
im not entirly sure, but aparently he tried to learn how to make jokes there
in plain words it mean "long time ago, when talone and his army of clones made their attack" or something like that.
I guess duaneski just dont like talone =)

  LkASr wrote:Ok, Pyreans are not entirely made out of magic, remember, their cores are their bodies and the fires represent their cores and their volcanic counterparts, they also have cores, but they have volcanic, rocky bodies while they are bigger than their flame counterparts. Both are presumably came from another source (I should make a story on how they believe they exist). They also use technology to amplify their basic fire attacks and to protect their cores, you could say that the Phoenixes are mythical tho.

For the Atlantics, they are less "magical" than Pyreans. They are living beings of aquatic and reptilian kinds and they also use technology to make their outcomes better. They use weapons (claws, guns, rockets, railguns, and combat anchors, yes, you heard me, anchors) instead of amplifiers to attack, they also wear armor for protection, and they do have equiptment to further enhance their biological abilities.

Both in common have stole parts of knowledge and technology from the Saps, tho Pyreans would save Sapien lives in return and Atlantics would pillage.

  Apercent wrote:

I appreciate that you only read my race, but his story has nothing to do with talone. The guys name is alone, because he was alone until he had an avatar. It's a metaphor