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  1. 01-17-2021 09:51 AM #1
    DPZ2
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    Accept the fact that the peoples, lands and lore of the First are not those of the Source.

    If you must, consider the connection between the two as a set of parallel, non-synchronous universes.
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  2. 01-17-2021 02:12 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by DPZ2 View Post
    Accept the fact that the peoples, lands and lore of the First are not those of the Source.

    If you must, consider the connection between the two as a set of parallel, non-synchronous universes.
    Yes and no.

    The same races exist even if their cultures have diverged, and the overall rules of how the world works are the same. The laws of physics (and the more magical sciences like aetherology) apply the same way in both.

    If it is a "natural phenomenon" that the souls of children spontaneously turn into pixies, we should expect to see this happen in the Source as well, but we do not. Therefore either it is happening and we don't see it, or it is not happening.

    If it's happening, where are the Source's pixies hiding?

    If it's not happening, what caused it to happen in the First?
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  3. 01-17-2021 02:15 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iscah View Post
    If it's not happening, what caused it to happen in the First?
    Necromancer confirmed.
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