Mephistopheles
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See all 146 »So, I was writing an outline for the battle between a dragon and a bunch of humans. However, a key component of the humans' battle plan was to place a hidden stash of ballistae near the entrance wh...
1 answer · posted 4y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 4y ago by Mephistopheles
Civilization is fairly young in my setting. Thus, the sheer number of ruined buildings and abandoned structures, found throughout the wilderness, seems strange. The ruins vary a lot: has-seen-bett...
19 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
Okay, so, how does magic work? Magic, at the end of the day, is a swarm of tiny machines (hardly visible to the naked eye, but still within the 10-100 micrometer range) that carry out a task. Indi...
12 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, at its core, magic is using a swarm of tiny (50-100 micrometers), naturally occuring robots to deliver substances to a given location and initiate chemical reactions that lead towards the desir...
2 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, there is this entity in my story, Slenderman, who's ultimate technique is the Blackout. Blackout causes electronic devices and light-based communication to fail within a 5 km radius of a chose...
4 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, gods. What are they. Gods are a race of various creatures that share a two important characteristics: They're connected to The Source. They can successfully produce offspring (though without ...
4 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, centaurs are half-human, half-horse creatures that are usually portrayed in myth as wild, violent and animalistic. Now, I, Lucretius, found a good explanation why. The answer is in the growth ...
1 answer · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, the dragons of my setting were inspired by several things, which include D&D dragons, a mockumentary and Asian water monitors. Now, dragons look something similar to this: They glide for...
3 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
"They fly now?" "They fly now!?" "They fly now" One of the most iconic characteristic of dragons is their ability to fly, on top of that, my intelligent (human level) dragons also use a fu...
7 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
Okay, here's a classic situation: The countryside is plagued by a dragon, who demands tribute from the local city on the basis of them being in his territory. Now, the dragon here doesn't actuall...
4 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, there's this guy, Null, named after his ability that allows him to send any action, a person makes, into /dev/null. Basically, he can "No, you didn't" any attack. That's okay, but then comes h...
5 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
There might be a way to build traversable wormholes without needing negative mass. Take a gander: https://phys.org/news/2019-04-wormholes.html Now, these wormholes have a big limitation, they can...
4 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, I decided to up the ante with dragons and make them much more destructive by giving the aqua regia as the breath weapon. The problem is that the dragon in this story is a sweet and cheeky kid,...
3 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, if you remember these two questions: What can these negative-mass-free wormholes be used for? and Scientific explanation for summoned creatures , you probably know what I'm talking about. Ba...
1 answer · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
So, I have this draft for a story. It's basically a parody(?) of the fantasy tropes originating from LOTR (the movies) with the twist that we're following the bad guy's lackeys, who he abuses more ...
2 answers · posted 5y ago by Mephistopheles · last activity 5y ago by Mephistopheles
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