1086 >Syb: start moving

Syb: So...

Syb: How is a Lord different from a different class, say, an Ace?

Frogsprite: Ace?

Frogsprite: are you referencing your friend Meowrage?

Syb: Yes.

Syb: He's been a little confused about his class, and I want to know if I would be confused too.

Frogsprite: I understand your worries.

Frogsprite: please know that the classes in this game are purposefully unbalanced.

Frogsprite: no one class has the ability to do everything imaginable nor unimaginable.

Frogsprite: I lied when I told you that you have potential for EVERYTHING.

Frogsprite: as a Lord, whatever you read in that dictionary of verbs, you can do.

Frogsprite: but as I've said, you don't have all the pages in the book, and you don't even have the book.

Frogsprite: also, many of the verbs in that dictionary aren't even in a comprehensible language.

Frogsprite: that's what the other players have over you.

Frogsprite: space players can read in the space language, so for time, light, and so forth.

Frogsprite: it is advised that you use the help of your friends, and your guides, in order to help you read that infinite dictionary.

Frogsprite: that's what a Lord is, he is the culmination of the parts that helped him gain power.

Frogsprite: he is the potential for anything.

Frogsprite: that's what makes the Lord so different than the other classes.

Syb: Are Lords common in this game?

Frogsprite: no.

Frogsprite: Lords are exuberantly rare in the ethos of the game.

Frogsprite: however, there has never been a Lord of Multiverse, ever.

Frogsprite: well, actually, there was one, but my knowledge pertains only to this universe and a few other generations back.

Frogsprite: there have been other multiverse players, but no Lord besides that one.

Syb: Please tell me, what is mutliverse.

Frogsprite: this game has heroes, or players, fall under these mythological roles.

Frogsprite: their titles consisting of a class and an aspect.

Frogsprite: together, they form the classpect that defines the impact of each player and their role in and out of it.

Frogsprite: classes, as we've talked about, are things like Ace, Seer, Lord, Witch, Page, Knight, and others.

Frogsprite: but Aspect, is where it gets important.

Frogsprite: there are a total of 14 normal classes, 2 fundamental classes,  2 master classes, and a single wild card class.

Frogsprite: and then there are 14 normal aspects, 2 fundamental aspects, 2 master aspects, and a single wild card aspect.

Frogsprite: Lords fall under the master classes, while multiverse is a master aspect.

Frogsprite: the multiverse aspect is a combination of all 16 other aspects, combined.

Frogsprite: those are: space, time, heart, lips, blood, mind, hope, hate, voice, light, void, piss, shit, breathe, doom, and life.

Frogsprite: so, as a lord, you have a potential to command all of these, as well as the special multiverse powers.

Syb: What special multiverse powers?

Frogsprite: you live in a birdhouse, in a country, on a continent, of the earth, which is just one of the planets that orbits the sun, which orbits the milky way galaxy's center, which floats around with other galaxies in the cluster, which is one of many galaxy clusters in the universe.

Frogsprite: thats what the universe is, a huge amount of galaxy clusters.

Frogsprite: your universe is the descendant of a long line of universes, each within their own generation, which as a populace, dies, and rebirths more and more unvierses.

Frogsprite: along with these universes, each univese has a main timeline, but also millions and billions of other, less fortunate timelines which composes a significantly lot more lives than the universes themselves.

Frogsprite: then, each universe has different permutations of things, say one permutation calls it televessel, but the other calls it television.

Frogsprite: there are an infinite number of universes with infinite timelines with infinite permutations of events, characters, and others.

Frogsprite: that is the multiverse, the infinite spaghetti that is it all.

Frogsprite: however, there is a caveat.

Syb: A caveat?