....You do realize of course that there's more than just ONE singular Native American "Magic Tradition", right? Different tribes, different beliefs, etc, etc.
Quite the squad make-up. An Atlanean mage, a russian super-soldier, a tech genius, a fallen-angel hybrid and OL. I don't know which of them is weirdest.
At least most of the team are reasonably well-adjusted. No emo instincts.
Ooh, ooh, I know: Hope Corgi!
I'm sure it seems like a good idea at the time, though. Depression and other triggers aren't logical or sensible.
Man has a point.
As they saw with OL's little adventure over Christmas.
They aren't even pronounced the same! Nigh-key, the sneakers and Nee-kay, the Goddess. Bet that torques her off no end.
I assume he didn't correct her pronounciation for the laughs?
Better than some religions. (not naming any names, Noriel.)
Pointing out the inconsistency, I expect?
Fascinating. I suppose it's because of The FIrst of the Fallen's influence on Hell as it formed around him.
Though Hades might be a bit busy with an influx of fresh alien souls...
One quick trip to her temple on Themyscira...
Which Word of Zoat has confirmed.
So, the Magic Indian trope could actually have happened here? Whatever indigenous heroes ran around in the Wild West days might actually have had shamanic powers. Hilarious. Wrong region for Manitou Raven, isn't it?
Good of her to consider that possibility, at least.
And back she slides. Two steps forwards, one step back...
Still not completely intergrated yet, eh?
Hoo boy. Estimated time to explosion: 15 minutes.
For saying that her soul is worth more than nothing.
The SI's experience there is very much an outlier.
Yes, but not particularly good ones.
If people could do tours of afterlives before they died things would be much better I think.
Could be he was just experimenting, or could be it's the same type of boost Captain Marvel / that Hindi speedster (in India I think?) has - where a god grants their power (speed in this case) to a follower / champion.
Yes, but I was trying not to deliberately annoy Max.
Scientology? Pastafarianism? Discordianism?
We need a poll! But I have no doubt that such a poll will be so unreliable as to be useless!
If only Disney could hear you now.
You are dead to me.
It's not Pennywise.
I read a quality Avatar fanfic where Ozai was killed by Sokka.
With this kind of situation, the singular is probably actually more correct in reference to the situation. They're referring to what is probably a singular tribe in their current area.
Dunno; it's quite possible that all the mages were already dead by then. Smallpox and the other latent plagues that all crossed over at the same time from that seething pile of rot that was Age of Sail Europe probably killed something like 90% of all native Americans.
Personally I'm also against Paragon and Renegade swapping, mostly because I, and a lot of people like me, don't really read the Renegade segments, partially because I don't really have the time to go back to the beginning and parse through the time when Renegade was just an occasional interlude/omake and not a separate character altogether and partially because I struggle to remember a lot of the names, relationships and events from Paragons side without having to throw in all of Renegades as well. I'd also argue that it is a majority of people that don't read the Renegade segments based purely on the fact that it seems like the average Renegade update gets less likes than the average Paragon update, if not usually by a significant margin
'will'?
