RE: [Cosmosdex] Migration: APPOCALYPSE TODAY
07-15-2016, 08:35 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-16-2016, 08:34 AM by Apo11o.)
Mialcsem -
Show Content
Spoiler
> Quote: “Everything I have done to the few, everything I will do, is for the good of all my people. You cannot possibly understand, with strength like yours.” – Mialcsem leader Alaesea to arma Alvaryn prior to death, after Alvaryn mistakenly attacked them over the discovery of mialcsem farms.
> Stats:
Strength- 2
Intelligence- 7
Charisma- 6
Endurance- 2
Agility- 4
Luck- 5
> Common jobs: Artist, writer, explorer, alchemist, ‘farmer’
> Likes: Individuality, robots, artworks/masterpieces, strange items
> Dislikes: Blood, injustice, physical contact being made with their head
> Common attack pattern: Usually, if forced into battle, they tend to attack with bludgeoning and other blunt objects – the less blood spilt, the better. Most mialcsem prefer to flee or negotiate first, however.
> Height: 5’3”
> Traits: [Adaptive] [Collector] [Fears Head-touching]
> Trivia:
- Mialcsem are firm believers of being kind to strangers and gentle with belongings that aren’t theirs. Though they may not necessarily believe in or worship the god that initially encouraged these behaviours, the influence of the tales of Yhenang has stayed through the centuries.
- As mialcsem find robots and organics to be on equal footing, rather than lesser simply because robots are artificially created, any planets that they rule tend to have helixians, zuid’tians and all manner of other AIs thronging among them.
- Their entire culture revolves around change. Subsequently, most mialcsem tend to either adapt to sudden and extreme upheavals to their life well, or at least be open enough to accept it.
- Mialcsem architecture and museums have the go-to standard for classical, good art. As they were incapable of carrying out wars without extreme difficulty, the majority of time where any other species would have been constructing weapons was instead spent refining and expanding their creativity, aesthetics, and other such social and cultural ventures.
- Kuppas are very good, as a whole, at making mialcsem uncomfortable. As mialcsem reproduce via blood, the concept of drinking or fighting specifically with it is a few steps beyond uncanny, even knowing that other species have different societies and biology than they do.
> History:
Before mialcsem were integrated into the entirety of the universe, many followed a deity known as Yhenang. This god was said to be made of the same substance as them, but somehow even better refined; fully fluid save for their hard, plated tail, they were capable of changing their shape into anything and anyone they wished. Unlike the mialcsem and their singular opportunity of change, Yhenang needed no helming nor specific day, shifting without limitation, entirely at will.
The stories told of their deity hiding amongst them, a god among the mortals. Posing as anything from an injured wild beast to a box on the side of the road, tales always speak of how the mialcsem that treated strangers kindly were rewarded and those that treated them cruelly simply for appearance were punished.
Subsequently, when the notails came knocking on their doors and toting the Limbo Gods as their own religion, it was something of a cultural clash and shock to have deities that were said to loathe you pushed upon them. It was generally agreed that only the ‘face’ of the mialcsem, its political leaders, needed to make to make the sacrifice and at least put on a show of assimilating into this system; the rest of the populace would be allowed to continue believing in their Yhenang.
The fact that their government has genuinely taken on the Limbo Gods as their deities seems to keep the notails content, at least.
> Quote: “Everything I have done to the few, everything I will do, is for the good of all my people. You cannot possibly understand, with strength like yours.” – Mialcsem leader Alaesea to arma Alvaryn prior to death, after Alvaryn mistakenly attacked them over the discovery of mialcsem farms.
> Stats:
Strength- 2
Intelligence- 7
Charisma- 6
Endurance- 2
Agility- 4
Luck- 5
> Common jobs: Artist, writer, explorer, alchemist, ‘farmer’
> Likes: Individuality, robots, artworks/masterpieces, strange items
> Dislikes: Blood, injustice, physical contact being made with their head
> Common attack pattern: Usually, if forced into battle, they tend to attack with bludgeoning and other blunt objects – the less blood spilt, the better. Most mialcsem prefer to flee or negotiate first, however.
> Height: 5’3”
> Traits: [Adaptive] [Collector] [Fears Head-touching]
> Trivia:
- Mialcsem are firm believers of being kind to strangers and gentle with belongings that aren’t theirs. Though they may not necessarily believe in or worship the god that initially encouraged these behaviours, the influence of the tales of Yhenang has stayed through the centuries.
- As mialcsem find robots and organics to be on equal footing, rather than lesser simply because robots are artificially created, any planets that they rule tend to have helixians, zuid’tians and all manner of other AIs thronging among them.
- Their entire culture revolves around change. Subsequently, most mialcsem tend to either adapt to sudden and extreme upheavals to their life well, or at least be open enough to accept it.
- Mialcsem architecture and museums have the go-to standard for classical, good art. As they were incapable of carrying out wars without extreme difficulty, the majority of time where any other species would have been constructing weapons was instead spent refining and expanding their creativity, aesthetics, and other such social and cultural ventures.
- Kuppas are very good, as a whole, at making mialcsem uncomfortable. As mialcsem reproduce via blood, the concept of drinking or fighting specifically with it is a few steps beyond uncanny, even knowing that other species have different societies and biology than they do.
> History:
Before mialcsem were integrated into the entirety of the universe, many followed a deity known as Yhenang. This god was said to be made of the same substance as them, but somehow even better refined; fully fluid save for their hard, plated tail, they were capable of changing their shape into anything and anyone they wished. Unlike the mialcsem and their singular opportunity of change, Yhenang needed no helming nor specific day, shifting without limitation, entirely at will.
The stories told of their deity hiding amongst them, a god among the mortals. Posing as anything from an injured wild beast to a box on the side of the road, tales always speak of how the mialcsem that treated strangers kindly were rewarded and those that treated them cruelly simply for appearance were punished.
Subsequently, when the notails came knocking on their doors and toting the Limbo Gods as their own religion, it was something of a cultural clash and shock to have deities that were said to loathe you pushed upon them. It was generally agreed that only the ‘face’ of the mialcsem, its political leaders, needed to make to make the sacrifice and at least put on a show of assimilating into this system; the rest of the populace would be allowed to continue believing in their Yhenang.
The fact that their government has genuinely taken on the Limbo Gods as their deities seems to keep the notails content, at least.