Name:Cemnus Species:Croc Affiliation:Cemnus' group Gender:Male Appearance:A black crocodile with a piece of metal over his right eye. He wears heavily battle worn grey armour with a tattered red cape flowing out from behind him. Weapons & Gear:Black Vengious with the light inside flickering like Kylo Ren's lightsabre. Also, he has some tech that I think I should put through the FAC first. Backstory: Cemnus is a battle hardened warrior who has fought multiple wars over many years. Disillusioned with Chima's previous peace, Cemnus abandoned his tribe with a small group of followers. They began building weapons in a hideout deep in the jungle and have now returned to fight for whoever they please.
Name:Clanker Species:Croc Affiliation:Cemnus' group Gender:Male Appearance:An old crocodile with his left leg and right arm replaced with rusty cybernetics. Weapons & Gear:His brain. Backstory: Clanker was once one of the greatest scientists in the tribe, creating various weapons. He has now left to join Cemnus in his plight.
Don't make me laugh. I wouldn't even have to leave my house to build a generator from scratch It's literally a crank, wire, and a magnet. NOTHING ELSE. To think that it isn't likely or possible for chimans to make one after years of research is completely and utterly ridiculous. Besides, the existence of this generator and the fact that it produces electricity only affects him, not the rest of the RP.
5. Good job, you managed to counter only one of my arguments, and it happened to be the weakest one which didn't even really apply to the conversation.
- You are assuming that chi has to be used by each tribe, and I do not agree. As long as it gets used, the land will be fine. The lions can just give it to other tribes and and not the ones that they are fighting. - I find it hard to believe that the lions would give chi to a tribe that is actively fighting against them. No rule would hold enough weight over the lions for them to actually give their enemies fuel with which to slaughter their very families. - Any sane being would choose natural disasters over war any day, especially when you consider that the enemy will not have any technology that requires power. EVERY war has resulted in hundreds of times more casualties than even the worst natural disasters, and natural disasters would damage your opponent as much as it did you.
I'm not saying it's not possible, I'm saying that we haven't seen generators (or even magnets, if I recall correctly) in canon. The FAC is not for things that cannot be built. The FAC is for things that could, potentially, be built, but haven't been seen in canon.
5. I found my first response to cover all of the others.
- In one of the episodes, Laval withholds a month's worth of Chi from the Crocodiles. Within the space of a day, that created a massive earthquake and a storm capable of grounding the best air force in Chima. All the other tribes got their Chi, yet it still happened. -In another episode, Laval steals an orb of Golden Chi to rescue his friends from Fog of Destiny, preventing a war. It was for the good of Chima, but Laval still went into exile. That's the worst punishment in Chima. The Lions are incredibly noble and wise. They place the good of Chima over their own safety. They gave Chi to the Crocodiles in canon, despite being at war with them. It was obvious that they would use it to attack Lion City, yet the Lion Elders still gave it to them. - Well, in that case, all Lions except young and impulsive ones like Laval are clearly mad. In canon, they choose to uphold the balance.
You're ignoring the part where the canon is trash and could be way better if a little bit of sense or variety was applied to any of those awful flaws.
Don't make me laugh. I wouldn't even have to leave my house to build a generator from scratch It's literally a crank, wire, and a magnet. NOTHING ELSE. To think that it isn't likely or possible for chimans to make one after years of research is completely and utterly ridiculous. Besides, the existence of this generator and the fact that it produces electricity only affects him, not the rest of the RP.
5. Good job, you managed to counter only one of my arguments, and it happened to be the weakest one which didn't even really apply to the conversation.
- You are assuming that chi has to be used by each tribe, and I do not agree. As long as it gets used, the land will be fine. The lions can just give it to other tribes and and not the ones that they are fighting. - I find it hard to believe that the lions would give chi to a tribe that is actively fighting against them. No rule would hold enough weight over the lions for them to actually give their enemies fuel with which to slaughter their very families. - Any sane being would choose natural disasters over war any day, especially when you consider that the enemy will not have any technology that requires power. EVERY war has resulted in hundreds of times more casualties than even the worst natural disasters, and natural disasters would damage your opponent as much as it did you.
I'm not saying it's not possible, I'm saying that we haven't seen generators (or even magnets, if I recall correctly) in canon. The FAC is not for things that cannot be built. The FAC is for things that could, potentially, be built, but haven't been seen in canon.
5. I found my first response to cover all of the others.
- In one of the episodes, Laval withholds a month's worth of Chi from the Crocodiles. Within the space of a day, that created a massive earthquake and a storm capable of grounding the best air force in Chima. All the other tribes got their Chi, yet it still happened. -In another episode, Laval steals an orb of Golden Chi to rescue his friends from Fog of Destiny, preventing a war. It was for the good of Chima, but Laval still went into exile. That's the worst punishment in Chima. The Lions are incredibly noble and wise. They place the good of Chima over their own safety. They gave Chi to the Crocodiles in canon, despite being at war with them. It was obvious that they would use it to attack Lion City, yet the Lion Elders still gave it to them. - Well, in that case, all Lions except young and impulsive ones like Laval are clearly mad. In canon, they choose to uphold the balance.
This profile is exclusively for profiles, now please move this debate to the Roleplay Control Centre. (And Keith don't you dare edit this, that is how you spell Centre)
I'm not saying it's not possible, I'm saying that we haven't seen generators (or even magnets, if I recall correctly) in canon. The FAC is not for things that cannot be built. The FAC is for things that could, potentially, be built, but haven't been seen in canon.
5. I found my first response to cover all of the others.
- In one of the episodes, Laval withholds a month's worth of Chi from the Crocodiles. Within the space of a day, that created a massive earthquake and a storm capable of grounding the best air force in Chima. All the other tribes got their Chi, yet it still happened. -In another episode, Laval steals an orb of Golden Chi to rescue his friends from Fog of Destiny, preventing a war. It was for the good of Chima, but Laval still went into exile. That's the worst punishment in Chima. The Lions are incredibly noble and wise. They place the good of Chima over their own safety. They gave Chi to the Crocodiles in canon, despite being at war with them. It was obvious that they would use it to attack Lion City, yet the Lion Elders still gave it to them. - Well, in that case, all Lions except young and impulsive ones like Laval are clearly mad. In canon, they choose to uphold the balance.
You're ignoring the part where the canon is trash and could be way better if a little bit of sense or variety was applied to any of those awful flaws.
That is purely your opinion. Most of us Chima fans actually like Chima Canon.
I'm not saying it's not possible, I'm saying that we haven't seen generators (or even magnets, if I recall correctly) in canon. The FAC is not for things that cannot be built. The FAC is for things that could, potentially, be built, but haven't been seen in canon.
5. I found my first response to cover all of the others.
- In one of the episodes, Laval withholds a month's worth of Chi from the Crocodiles. Within the space of a day, that created a massive earthquake and a storm capable of grounding the best air force in Chima. All the other tribes got their Chi, yet it still happened. -In another episode, Laval steals an orb of Golden Chi to rescue his friends from Fog of Destiny, preventing a war. It was for the good of Chima, but Laval still went into exile. That's the worst punishment in Chima. The Lions are incredibly noble and wise. They place the good of Chima over their own safety. They gave Chi to the Crocodiles in canon, despite being at war with them. It was obvious that they would use it to attack Lion City, yet the Lion Elders still gave it to them. - Well, in that case, all Lions except young and impulsive ones like Laval are clearly mad. In canon, they choose to uphold the balance.
This profile is exclusively for profiles, now please move this debate to the Roleplay Control Centre. (And Keith don't you dare edit this, that is how you spell Centre)
This profile is exclusively for profiles, now please move this debate to the Roleplay Control Centre. (And Keith don't you dare edit this, that is how you spell Centre)
"Centre" is British. Therefore it's wrong.
The English language is named after the English. How can the people who invented the language be wrong?
