[Mkguild] Metamor's planet

Kit stormkit10 at gmail.com
Mon Oct 27 02:29:09 EDT 2008


Well to a certain extent this is all true. However, we define things like
gravity and such by what we know. MK's name for their planet would translate
in our language to earth anyway. They would define gravity as 1 G, the sun
to be warm, the atmosphere to be nice. They are as adapted to their world as
we are to ours. Now the fact that Fox Cutter is there throws a wrench into
the works, though I have a personal theory that because he's a natural stuff
like different gravity and atmosphere composition doesn't phase him much.
Haven't finished reading his stories, so I don't know for sure, but for the
most part, your questions are moot because everyone there would consider it
to be normal. Furthermore, the map Raven gave can be considered
'incomplete'. For all we know that map to scale with the rest of the world
is just the size of Australia or something. Maybe even smaller. So while
there's flexibility in world structure, and geology and stuff, most of this
gets translated into our terms and would just be considered normal.

On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 10:10 PM, Raven Blackmane <ravenb at metamorcity.com>w=
rote:

> Metamor's planet is called "Earth" for the sake of convenience. For me, it
> also carries the idea that this is Earth-as-it-might-have-been, which is
> something that we see hinted at in the numerous parallels to our own worl=
d.
>
> There IS a world map for Metamor, and has been for years. You can find the
> most recent version here:
>
> http://transform.to/~ravenb/pics/mkworld_political.jpg<http://transform.t=
o/%7Eravenb/pics/mkworld_political.jpg>
>
> There are five inhabited continents, and Metamor is on Galendor, the
> largest of these (and the first one for which we had a map).
>
> The planet is much like Earth in all relevant aspects. There are eight
> other known planets in the solar system; the two outermost planets are not
> visible from Earth with current technology, but humans know about them
> because the gods have passed down information about the general arrangeme=
nt
> of the solar system. The other planets are named after the Titans, the
> ancient siblings of the Aedra and Daedra Lords; from innermost to outermo=
st,
> the planets are known as Fallos, Amara, Earth, Mephisto, Malekis, Nathale=
s,
> Salestra, Lykos, and Reshina. The earth's moon is named after Celine, the
> ninth Titan, who is associated with that body in the ancient myths.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Raven
>
>
> "I love science, and it pains me to think that so many are terrified of t=
he
> subject or feel that choosing science means that you cannot also choose
> compassion, or the arts, or be awed by nature. Science is not meant to cu=
re
> us of mystery, but to reinvent and reinvigorate it." --Robert Sapolsky
>
>
>
>
>
> JL Badgley wrote:
>
>> On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 3:59 AM, Senko LKE <senkolke at hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> First, just out of curiosity.
>>>
>>> Second, no telling you. Could be spoiling an idea I had :)
>>>
>>> SenkoLKE
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Anything affecting the specifics of the world, make sure you talk to
>> Chris, the universe controller.
>>
>> Although I tend to agree with Hallan: 'why'?  I tend to view the
>> question as unimportant for the most part, as beings are currently
>> limited by the floor of the earth and the vault of the heavens.
>> Currently, the entire world could be flat, or gently curved, riding on
>> the backs of elephants supported by a giant turtle.  Perhaps there
>> still is an 'end of the world'?
>>
>> And we don't know that everything is like Earth because of Fox Cutter.
>>  We only know that he *perceives* it is roughly the same, or at least
>> has not commented on it otherwise (it could be quite different and he
>> just hasn't said anything).
>>
>>
>> -Tatsushu
>>
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