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The Cosmological Chart
Solvryn
Member, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
Should we get a cosmological chart, what do you think will be on it?
I've been reading this, https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Religions and have been wondering how the cosmological chart will look and be shaped, if its even in that style.
I've been reading this, https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Religions and have been wondering how the cosmological chart will look and be shaped, if its even in that style.
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Aren't we all going to have born on Sanctus?
I won't speak of lowly races who missed the boat to Sanctus.
Are we saying sanctus has different star signs and different gods?
Given that Sanctus is a created planet, in a non-magical realm - I'm assuming the stars are different.
Question is whether the stars exist on both planes, and whether or not Sanctus is even in the same galaxy as Verra.
EDIT: or Sanctus was created with a simulated night sky based on Verra - I could see that happening too.
We come from Sanctus, we have Vek and other interested parties, and if the sky wasn't the same, then players would be able to 'map the sky' themselves, to some extent 'define the constellations' themselves (yes, I see why this doesn't work well) and get into less curated shared content.
When the game provides it, it's nice, but it also doesn't trigger the same concept of discovery or 'shift in interest', for me personally.
The FFXI one is relatively simplistic, but I feel that might also be a good direction for Ashes to go, to define the big obvious 'historical' constellations that we'd have 'kept in the consciousness' since the Fall, and then players have a lot of extra stuff they can do with the 'smaller ones', especially depending on the explanation for 'constellation visibility'.
(I personally think it's pretty easy to make constellations 'visible or not visible' if you put them low enough in the northern/southern sky)
Tulnar are the best race.