1. Fulit

2. Yes.

3. Two, desert planets please.

>>9285
>Name: No idea at all
>Life: Yes
>Two Stars
Binary star systems are fun!
Also, 'sup, Shud?
I still need to catch up on improvaizen...

>>9303
Desert Planet Stars? Well you could technically make a tiny star and put it on a desert planet. But let's not get ahead of our selves

1 name vote (Fulit)
1 vote yes for life
1 vote for a system with two desert planet stars.

This quest is already looking fun.

>>9285
Name: Dunno, forgot. It probably won't come up
Life: Yes
Multiple tiny stars

>>9285
>Ezekiel
>Yes
>Two Stars

Also I've never done a quest before so this should be an interesting experience. Loved Homestuck so yeah.

Life vote threshold past!

Two stars vote 2
Multiple tiny stars 1
Name: ezekiel 1 / Fulit 1 / don't know probably won't come up 1 ( The latter is pretty fun.)

>>9345
Changing my vote for the name to Ezekiel

>>9368
Aw, come on. Names are for suckers, anyways.

>>9345
Supporting Ezekiel.

Name:Aizen

Star system:Nebula with Proto star

Hmm... Well only your kin know you buy your true name. You are an ancient might as well be deity afterall.


>Ezekiel chosen

Ah yes! Ezekiel. That's what you are called. You figure you shall put life on some of your planets, maybe even in the space around the planets, who knows.

You are pretty sure you want to make a system with either two stars or multiple tiny stars.

What kind of stars should you make?

> Newer stars
> One old star and one new old star
> Two older Stars
> Two exotic stars.
> A Quasar and something else.
> A combination of any of the above.

>>9445
Two exotic stars.

>>9445
>> Two exotic stars.

>>9445
>> Two older Stars
Quasars are kinda dangerous...

>>9445
One Quasar, One Exotic star

>>9445
>> Two exotic stars.

>>9445
>One old star and one new old star

>>9465
Better slightly than a gamma ray star.

You could always reflect on other creations. You are after all older than most star stuff. Then again you created most of it.

> Reflect on previous creations y/n?
>>9441
Oh you

>>9494
Nah, let's fly blind for a while.

>>9494
Y

>>9494
>Y

>>9494
Nah, we'll do it live.
fucking thing sucks anyway

>>9494
No

>>9494
No

>>9494
No, we don't need no memories

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>>9521

Oh you.

>>9528
>>9521
>>9506
A moment of reflection can paint a beautiful portrait but hesitation can accidentally catch fire to the whole damn thing. We do this live!

> Exotic dual stars has the highest vote count.

This brings up a list of exotic stars.

>> Electroweak star
>> Quark Star
>> Preon Star
>> Boson Star
>> Planck Star
>> Neutron Star

>>9596
One Quark, and one Planck
I'm not going to pretend I remember what these are

>>9596
>> Quark Star
>> Boson Star

>>9596
>> Neutron Star
>> Planck Star
Our world is a death world.
>>9606
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_star

>>9596
>> Preon Star
>> Electroweak Star

>>9606
I'll switch mine to:
>>9624

>>9596
>Quark Star
> Electroweak star

With answers like these things the planet will be interesting with interesting life.

>>9606
I DEMAND ONE QUARK STAR AND ONE PLANTCK STAR IN THIS NEW SOLAR SYSTEM!!!
please

>>9596

>>> Quark Star
>>> Preon Star

Hopefully these are good things that i'm picking arbitrarily.

>>9764
Seconded

>>9700
>>9624

We have an interestng solar system set up. Hopefully your skills at creating life are up to snuff.

>>9777
I DEMAND A KRACKEN

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>>9777
I got a species for ya

>>9784
I DEMAND TWO KRACKENS!!!

>>9784
We need a crafting table for this shit.

Slime+teeth+water affinity+twisted soul+ aquatic bio matter+Tier five soul power+Life energy powersource = Kracken.

>>9812
How do we get those things?
>>9807
FOUR KRACKENS!

>>9812
Good to know we're organized

>>9784
It can happen if you make the planets right!
>>9797
You have already made things faaaaaar worse.

So far
> Preon Star
> Quark Star
> Plank Star
have the most votes, but if you want better life you may want to choose otherwise. Unless you make this life really resiliant.
>>9812
Crafting tables show up very soon. Or hell I can make one up for what happens per star.


If it makes it easier for you guys to choose I can make it.

>>9822
Experimentation with divine power until we have a firm grasp of how to create all of those things.

Which shouldn't be hard at all since we can make solar systems, just might take a short bit of trial and error. The only tricky thing might be a direct spark of 'life'

We can always go full "Living planet" and make one of the planets a giant monster that survives on photosynthesis and fear

>>9837
Bah, our life will be the MOST resilient, so when they finally achieve space flight they'll kick the ass of all the other puny races. Like the Krogan or Rachni in Mass Effect

>>9838
Actually you can make life directly even sapient life, you just prefer to let life sort it self out.

>>9837
ELDERITCH KRAKENS!

NF'TNG ZUM NUL F'NANG!

>>9838
Spark of life shouldn't be hard. All you would need to do would be to combine certain forces and contain them in a locked flow.

Think of oil and water constantly struggling with one another, with no option other than to go in the direction its forced to go into.

>>9837
>really resiliant.

I want the dominant species to make the Zerg look like little bitches, but have them evolve into advanced individuals that will create a society that will dwarf our societies standards in growth and synergy. Time to make the master race.

>>9862
Yes...
Let us build the ultimate lifeforms with our ethereal powers and what not...
MWHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE!!!!!

Do you want table?
y/n

>>9900
>Y

>>9900
Yee

>>9900
>Yes

>Very yes.

>>9900
Sure

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>>9900
Table-kun, please!

>>9900
Yessssssssss

>>9900
>Y

>>9900
Nice get BTW.

Here is a qst friendly table.

1. Eletroweak Star: Life forms that evolve under the light of an Electroweak star allows for your civilisation a bit of protection, and life to develop normally while it is in this phase.

2. Preon star : Life that has evolved on planet around a preon star tends to be more robust and resiliant. Life forms here tend to have short life spans that forces the life forms to live extremely meaningful lives and evolve quickly.

Planck star: HARDEST MODE. Life- if it forms here at all is the most resiliant form of life, and for the most part very simple. If sapient life does form it becomes something that would make the Necrontyr (pre fluff reboot) seem downright pleasant and amicable.

Boson Stars: life formed here is incredibly ancient and almost impossible to control. The issue with life that forms around here is that more often than not only one form of sapient life will form per planet.

Preon Star: Life developed around a Preon star will be in constant flux and constantly evolving. This form of star will have multiple forms of life on it of multiple types with thousands of forms of life (different kingdoms of life would be incredibly numerous)

Quark star: Life here does not evolve normally, and is killed off quickly. Planets in this system is kill or be killed. Life here will have multiple forms like other stars but it will take some special cases to get them to work together.

>>10050
Alright, I'm voting Planck+Preon here

>>10050
>Preon star
>Eletroweak Star

>>10050
I cast my vote for Planck and Preon

>>10050
Throwing in for Planck and Preon

>>10073
>Not adding HARDEST MODE
Come on man, always go for the mystery box here. It's like you've never played Improvaizen

>>10050
Forgot Neutron boss

>>10050
Planck and Electroweak

>>10088
It's a mystery box and I forgot to put it in.

>>10106
Well shit, change my vote to
>Planck and Neutron
then. Gotta keep up improvaizen tradition and do Mystern box + hardest mode

Neutron Star: [mystery box] You actually haven't built a solar system with life that has had one in it yet. You are kind of excited to see how this might pan out.

>>10120
THE BOX! THE BOX!

Re casting my vote for Planck and Neutron

>>10050
LEZ GO ALL IN BOI !!!
HARD MODE ACTIVATE!!!
PREON & PLANCK STARS FOR THE WIN!!!

>>10050
>>10106
>Planck
>Neutron

>>10129
Actually, Neutron+Planck is hardest mode, due to neutron being a mystery box

>>10120
Neutron + Planck pls
Gotta go hardmode.

>>10120
>>10150
WAIT!!!!
Planck and Neutron star actually sounds more exiting...
I RECAST MY VOTE!!!

>>10129
>>10126
>>10117

Wait a little longer a few more people to post in here for it.

>>10050
>2. Preon star : Life that has evolved on planet around a preon star tends to be more robust and resiliant. Life forms here tend to have short life spans that forces the life forms to live extremely meaningful lives and evolve quickly.
>Planck star: HARDEST MODE. Life- if it forms here at all is the most resiliant form of life, and for the most part very simple. If sapient life does form it becomes something that would make the Necrontyr (pre fluff reboot) seem downright pleasant and amicable

Hope it turns out like that one book where the micro slugs were born and surpassed humanity in a matter of human hours during a single human visit to a planet due to relative time being incredibly fast.

>>10106
>Planck
>Neutron

You decide upon an unusual combination-- A Neutron star, something you have never built a solar system with that you intend to have a life in and a Planck star something which usually spells death for sapient life on a planet but your one experiment with it turned out incredible.

Now the question is how many planets do you want to put into this solar system?
> More than 9
> Less than 9
> Less than 7
> Less Than 5
> Less Than 3

Secondly how do you want your planets.

> A mixture
> All the Same

And

>Use the divine template construct for your planets

>Do it live, custom and peicemeal planet per planet.

>>10305
>>Exactly 1.
>>A Mixture
>>Do it live, custom and peicemeal planet per planet.

>>10305
> Less Than 7
> A mixture
>Do it live, custom and peicemeal planet per planet.

>>10305
>> Less than 7
> A mixture
>Do it live, custom and peicemeal planet per planet.

>>10305
Less than 5
Mixture
Do it live

>>10314
Exactly 2*, i meant to say, or maybe
>>Less than 3

>>10305
> More than 9


> A mixture

>Do it live, custom and peicemeal planet per planet.

>>10321
That works.

So every one can agree on less than seven

>6
>5
>4
>3
>2

>>10331
>>5

>>10331
>3
Failing that, 2 or 4

>>10333
3 for 3 3's.

I like it

>>10331
>3

>>10331
3

>>10333
>>10338

Triple 3's on a vote for 3, it's a sign, man

>>10331
>>3

I'm fine with it.

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>>10333
3 on trips. That is interesting.

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The stars around you and the universe seems to be indicating that the best number of planets in this planet would be three. Especially with these stars- too many planets would mean only a mediocre life potential.

Additionally you could always create a large planet with many moons if you want to get creative. You use your powers to bring the stars into existence in this lonely portion of the universe. Right now you can slightly adjust it so other planets with life can see this twin star system better or make it more obfuscated.

You can also position it so that way planets would be able to see more stars or less.

As the stars start turning and doing their dance, you notice that the type of light emitting from these stars would be amazing to see on the smaller scale. Sadly you are not that small. You can never see the scale of your works of those you design it for. However there is a nearby nebula that may inspire those who are born on these planets. That is important.

Time to adjust how the planets will be positioned.

>Non standard
Allows for less likelihood of being detected by non planetary life, however it means only strong life will survive. IF it survives. You may have to meddle with it, and the last time you did that- well, you don't have to go over that again.

>Atypical standard
While not as stealthy, it would make it seem like life is not something worth living in this system. That being said it's because life wouldn't exactly thrive in such an orbit. Also Sapient life would probably want to ask you a few questions if they ever met you.

> Standard
Life is going to happen with orbits like this, even with your star selection. That being said it would be obvious for other planets that life could be capable there.

>>10393
Standard

>>10393
>best number of planets in this planet would be three
kek

>Non standard
Seems like it would be the most "fun"

>>10393
>> Standard

>>10402
Come on guys, if we're already making murderous hellscape planets, why not go all in and make the most murderous, hellish planets we can?

>>10393
>>Non standard

>>10393
Standard. I want life babies.

I just want to make the most horrible planets possible, and interfere to try and make a civilization of ubermensch, but have their civilization be all about helping the community due to how difficult it is to survive

Pacifist Monsters capable of ripping spaceships apart that only want to give you hugs

>>10402
... I really have bad luck with android. Should read planets in this system.

We have three for standard three for non standard. It seems we have a tie. Naturally I can offer a fourth option. However it comes at a price.

>>10427
DO IT! MY BODY IS READY!

>>10427
Do it!

Just fuck my shit up, f'am

>>10427
Whats the price?

Non-standard definitely

>>10433
>Not immediately picking the mystery box
Come on man, take a risk!

My comment posted delayed but the mystery box is the best

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Your fourth option is thus

>> Historic orbit.
You have done this orbit before with the other system that was a planck star. It works. Life happens. The problem is that the only other life that formed on a planck star would recognize this instantanously and investigate. However judging by the nearby nebula you are a far distance off from them, and they won't do anything foolish. Granted other alien species would also recognize it and may try to plant other forms of life on your planet while you are working.

> Other non terrestrial life may be introduced to planet
> Your first experiment may come to talk to you

>>10451
>> Your first experiment may come to talk to you

>>10451
> Standard

>>10451
Hell yeah, do this. It'll be great.

We can yell at all these whippersnappers trying to get their grubby mitts on our nice freshly made planets

>>10451
Do it

>>10451
>>10457
idk how that happened, but let's fuckin' do it.

You put your planet seeds on a traditional orbit around the stars that you know works. Granted you do not like repeating your work, but it was so long ago and you aren't really repeating yourself.

This is something new and exciting! Two stars with one neutron and one planck hosting three planets! If you do it right, all three could possibly support life and their moons can too. However, do you really want to do that? Having life on all of the planets could cause problems, but if all planets have the potential it optimizes the chance of life evolving, and even more so sapience and sentience.

Additionally now you have to design these planets due to your traditional orbit all are what are considered in a habitable zone. Well that and the way the stars work.

Which planet do you wish to start on?

> Inner most planet
> Middle Planet
> Outer most planet

Additionally, would you like to create an outer area asteroid field? It can help protect your planets from interlopers, but they could occasionally collide, which can also add unusual life elements. You can also add comets as well which help with sapient life, and create paterns life can recognize.

> Add Comets
> Add Asteroids

>>10498
>> Inner most planet
Operation: Lava monsters is a go.

>>Add Comets
>>Add Asteroids
Why not both? (If we cant, go with asteroids)

>>10498
Middle Planet
Add Comets

>>10498
>> Middle Planet
> Add Comets

>>10498
>> Inner most planet
> Add Comets
> Add Asteroids

>>10501
Lava monsters or dragons, that is.

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>>10501
You can add both.

>>10498
Middle planet.
monstergirl :^)

>>10511
Well hell, do that then. Both is good

>>10513
No! Bad anon! Bad!

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Rolled 33, 64, 95 = 192 (3d100)

This will be the last post for the night, judging by the speed of the board, and it's age- I will post tomorrow before work, something which will take you all a long time to decide upon which is good, because this is a very complex quest and I don't want people to rush it for the pay off.

> Asteroids & Comets
You make a quick motion and two asteroid belts form in the solar system making things sort of protected from certain angles.

You then decide to create some comets, some regular intervals some irregulars. It's actually quite majestic. It should inspire life to aspire for greater things.

Now for the nitty gritty.

And time to bust out those infamous dice. I am going to roll three d 100. This will basically be your planetary pool for your first planet. You can also buy more dice, however doing so- does things.

> for an additional 1d20
Those pesky little grey aliens your asshole cousin marv made will eventually come to this system.

> For an additional 1d50
The asteroids are tasty to sphess whales. some of them are predatory and like attacking life based planets, granted you can create a protector whale, but those things are hungry (And will cost you a d50)

> For an additional 1d100
You accidentally put some really nice metals and valuble materials in those planets and comets. Lots of speices are going to come here as soon as they figure out. Hope you bought a space whale.

> For an additional 2d100
You put that thing really close to a resource rich nebula, the system is already rich with resources, and for some strange reason other sapients find your aliens... attractive (Eww...) and will try to steal your creations the second they are discovered.

Do you buy any of these things?

>>10527
All but that last one imo

> for an additional 1d20
Those pesky little grey aliens your asshole cousin marv made will eventually come to this system.
> For an additional 1d50
The asteroids are tasty to sphess whales. some of them are predatory and like attacking life based planets, granted you can create a protector whale, but those things are hungry (And will cost you a d50)
> For an additional 1d100
You accidentally put some really nice metals and valuble materials in those planets and comets. Lots of speices are going to come here as soon as they figure out. Hope you bought a space whale.

>>10527
Why would we want to buy negative things?

>>10529
It's taking negative things in exchange for starting with more points

>>10527
Also, coting to buy a space whale in addition to my other post

>>10530
I'm fine with this.

>>10530
Ohhh....

okay.

Lets do it.

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>>10529
The points can be used towards more things which I will post tomorrow, right now you only have 192 points.

I will allow some more dice buys that are less bad

> For an additional 10 points
One of your species, is going to eventually evolve to be humanoid sapient. This can be a blessing and a curse

> For an additional 5 points

You drop an alien artifact on the planet. This will accidentally alter how the races on this planet evolve and shape their world view.

> For the low cost of 15 points.
You buy a baby sphess whale. These long lived creatures make great companions for dieties if well fed. They can also be good defenders of solar systems if trained. They however, have unusual diets.

they are
>> Krakatan
The typical sphess whale, large scary to most space ship using aliens, and eats asteroids. Not too hard to train, but not really that good at guardin things. Also they are infamously unreliable when they are sleeping.

>> Orconacus
Extremely intelligent sphess whales that have deadly laser beam eyes. They feed off energy, so expect it to sun itself quite frequently. Also due to intelligence they can quickly get bored and do things... Also these are the easiest sphess whales to train and guard all life forms inside the galaxy. The problem is that includes invasive species.

>Mobionius
WHITE WHALE! HOLY GRAIL! The most angry of the sphess whales. Loyal only to you, and barely that. Feeds off noble gases and star stuff, and loves chomping down on anything that enters it's territory. Including friendlies or your little guys. They can be trained to guard one race but it takes a whole lot of precious time and energy. Also it may scare the shit out of the sapient you use to train the sphess whale.

>>10552
> For an additional 10 points
One of your species, is going to eventually evolve to be humanoid sapient. This can be a blessing and a curse

> For an additional 5 points
You drop an alien artifact on the planet. This will accidentally alter how the races on this planet evolve and shape their world view.

> For the low cost of 15 points.
You buy a baby sphess whale. These long lived creatures make great companions for dieties if well fed. They can also be good defenders of solar systems if trained. They however, have unusual diets.
Specifically,
>Mobionius

>>10555
This is fine

>>10552
damn android ate the fourth whale and made a few errors.

>> Narvhallia
Sphess whale with a big whopping spear that can almost cut into anything. They are smaller though, and their diet is a bit eccentric, radioactive elements and material are hard to come by. That being said, they make the best of the guard whales and are adorable to you.

>>10552
>>10555
I mean, we might as well have the biggest, baddest motherfucker sphess whale for our muderville hellscape planets

>>10555
>>10558
Stick with WHITE WHALE, HOLY GRAIL

>>10552
Mobionius, definately sapients, also alien artifact. It should be a large black Rectangle in the middle of a desert

>>10565
Hopefully the only words that are legible on it is "OMINOUS BLACK MONOLITH" written in our species language, so nobody else can understand it.

>>10572
...
Eh.
Why the hell not.

I need sleep before work. I will tally the results tomorrow morning, and write the difficult decision you will all have, which may take me a bit of time to get back due to potential 16 hour work day.

>>10578
'Night, mate

>>10578
'Night, thanks for running

>>10555
>>10558
Why not two whales?
WHITE WHALE! And cuddly spear-face.

>>10393
>>10527
can we have an asteroid with an irregular orbit, that occasionally comes near our planets, which is in fact a small Preon Star?

also vote for:
>The asteroids are tasty to sphess whales.
>really nice metals and valuble materials in those planets and comets.
> All the defensive whales (baby AND grown up) OP is willing to allow. (perhaps not more than four in total)
>humanoid sapient species (only on one planet)
>an alien artifact on the planet.
Also, I do like the controversial 2d100 worth creepy neighbourhood.

>>10527
I'll take one of each option.

>>10552

Make humanoids doc. Thumbs Are the superior tool.

And give us that monolith

>>10552
>>10555
>>10557
>>10559
>>10562
>>10565

Honestly, I think that the Mobionius is too much of a risk, Even though it's a Giant Rabid Space Kaiju Whale. I mean, I want to make the ultimate species of sapient creatures as much as any of you, but making this beast could be detrimental to them.

My Reasoning:

>First, even though it can be trained to guard one race, it also takes alot of time and energy too, time and energy which we may want to spend doing other things to improve our master race, and if it's a giant cosmos sized ethereal god saying it will take a long time to do...

>Second, Apparently it is only loyal to us, and just barely at that too, do we really want a pet that would turn on us in the blink of an eye, TRAITORS MUST BE EXTERMINATED!!!

>Thirdly, it would not only kill enemies, but also potential future allies, and our Perfect organisms. I'm pretty sure no matter how tough we make them, they won't be able to survive against this thing.

but we still probably need a space whale protector, which one though I have no opinion on, just not the Mobionius please

But I will take Humanoid species and Alien artifact though.

Can we have a small colony of Krakatans? This might delay space travel, but will give some defense, especially in the beginning.

>>10552
>>10578
My vote is on Orconacus, considering it's easy to feed, intelligent/ easy to train AND we can choose to have migrants living in our system, and if we don't want migrants our lifeforms can drive them away on their own.

In other words, the whale defends against hostile attackers (which is what we want it for mostly) and it's not like our lifeforms can defeat migrants on their own. They have to be good for something.

>>10906
I agree with this guy also, the Mobionus while effective is too volatile and unpredictable. We don't want to inadvertently create our own biggest threat and remove the possibility for cultural and technological enrichment in the form of migrants

>>10527
I'm also voting against no buys. We can get everything we need without detrimenting our lifeforms as it is.
I don't want to get greedy and end up losing all

>>11027
I meant voting against buys, voting for no buys. Sorry

>>10906
All good points. Agreed

>>10552
>>> Orconacus

Least trabblesome and intelligence is also quite a boon to our species when they become able to understand it. The fact that it's food source is the most tame might be the biggest help to us, because it will require no real maintenance compared to the others.

Also lasers means ranged ganking, which i like.

>>10552
>>11428

>> For an additional 10 points
>One of your species, is going to eventually evolve to be humanoid sapient. This can be a blessing and a curse
>> For an additional 5 points
>You drop an alien artifact on the planet. This will accidentally alter how the races on this planet evolve and shape their world view.

For the artifact, have a multilayer encription which essentially gives them 'THE TRUTH' tm in pieces as they can unlock more and more of it's secrets as they get advanced. Start in riddles, and slowly work up to outright telling them exactly how they came to be. Make it so that if they can unlock the full truth, they can almost certainly take care of themselves among the other aliens in the bed of stars. Additionally, try to work in some encouraging details about potentially working with their sibling experiments, although don't say it like that.

Huh it looks like y'all are having some whale problems. Tell ya what. My recommendation is a small pod of Narvhallia whales (considering your planck star you can actually feed them fine) or a few Orconacus. If you get a Mobionius you can only get one and it will take a shit long time to train even with the usual Taman Shud quest rolls. If you have multiple Orconacus it is less likely that they will be all sleeping. Plus you can also attempt to train your wild sphess whale too which works better if you have a few domestic.

As for long decision to pass out this morning, it's time to decide what you want your first planet to work on to be like and I don't mean just "blasted hellscape" or "giant disco derby"

First size
>> Small Planet (Size of Pluto)
>> Medium Size (Earth)
>> Large Planet (Saturn)
>> XL Planet (Jupiter)
>> XXL Planet (Much bigger than jupiter)

Then Gravity/Planet density

>Lower
>Medium
>High

Note size causes gravity to be locked, Saturn+ cannot have lower gravity.

Finally we can talk planet cores (Which is so big on my chart I am not going to even put in a table, because anything is possible.)

>Planet Core

Then we have Moon or Moons
>No moon
> 1 Moon
> 2-3 Moons
> 4-5 Moons
>6-7 Moons (Only available on larger planets)
>8-9 Moons
> 10+ moons

And then there is planet struture
>Solid Planet
> Gas Planet
> Liquid Planet
> Plasma Planet (Only available with Neutron Star and only one per system. Can have up to five moons)

Alright I get ready for and go to work!
I am interested to see what everyone builds!

>>11484
>>> XXL Planet (Much bigger than jupiter)
>High
>Core I... don't know.

>6-7 Moons
>Solid Planet

>>11484
Bleh, alright, I'll change my vote to Multiple Narvhalia's then.

>>Small Planet (failing that, Medium)
>>High
>>2-3 Moons
>>Liquid Planet
Go go space dragons living on a lava planet

Lets keep the first planet in the system the smallest, yeah?

>>11484
>> XL Planet (Jupiter)

Big planet means big resources i should hope.

>> Liquid Planet

Aquatic Kracken hybrid humaniods

>Medium
Large gravity would probably make it harder for them to adapt outside of their planet.

>6-7 Moons
Room for opportunity but not insane.

>Core
Uhh... i have no idea what to do about this. Just something that fits with everything else.

>>11484
>Large Planet (Saturn)
>Medium
>Core?
>6-7 Moons
>Solid Planet

>>11484
Since nobody has an idea for a core I will suggest
>tungsten

I'm here, not awake yet so I won't be making any contributions, but yeah.

>>11484
>>11692
If the core can be any element, I'll throw my vote in for a solid/liquid Flourine core.

Unless it has to metal, in which case Platinum or Gold that shit up, f'am

>>11692
>Tungsten

I have no strong feelings one way or the other, and unless someone has a reason to oppose it I will support it to get this show on the road.

By the way, are there 'fictional' materials in this setting that would not normally be found in nature? If so can we start abusing that now?

I want a diamond core if possible

>>11484
What will the core mainly determine anyway, and how does the element of the core affect it?

>>11699
Tungsten core is a solid choice

>>11849
>a solid choice
ayyy
Sure, let's go with tungsten core.

>>11854
Would you say its pretty hard core.

>>12171
dohoho

>>11484
Medium planet, high gravity, no moon, plasma planet, Floating on the plasma is a series of carbon aerogel islands. Thorium-floride core coated into multi-walled carbon nanotubes. In the center is a tiny black hole.

>>11484
If other planets are already picked, I would like a Large planet with medium gravity, with a core of pure diamon, and is liquid based. This will be Kracken planet, filled with Krackens.

>3-5 orcanacus
>medium planet
>medium grav
>5 moons
>solid planet
>Iridium Core

>>12343
>ID

>kuB0

We cannot escape it, we can never escape it.

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>>12343
>>12459
Ahahaha, oh shit

Oh my~

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>>12490
>>11484


>3 Liquid
>3 Solid
>1 Plasma

We need a tie breaker for planet type.


>4 Medium gravity planets
>3 High gravity planets

Medium wins.

>1 small planet vote (medium swap)
>2 Medium planet votes (3 from swap)
>1 Large planet vote
>1 XL planet vote
>1 XXL planet vote

Medium also wins.

>1 vote no moon
>1 vote 2-3 moons
>1 vote 4-5 moons
>3 votes 6-7 moons

Six or seven wins.

>Core
>2 votes *Shrugging intensifies*
>2 votes Diamond core
>1 vote (black hole?)
>1 vote Flourine
>3 (4?) votes Tungsten

Tungsten wins.

Hopefully that simplifies things a bit for everyone and i didn't just waste my time. Need a tie breaker on the main component (solid matter or liquid matter) of the planet, and therefore main aspects of our species.

Meme POSSIBLY related to our situation

Meme is definitely related to our situation

>>12697
Come on guys, closest to the sun and liquid means lava krakens! Come on!

I'm hoping at least one planet is plasma as well, considering it's unique to our solar configuration

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>>12712
>Humaniod lava Kraken civilization

We need at least one liquid planet and 7 moons

>>12697
>Solid

>>12735
Aw come on, man! You don't want humanoid lava space krakens?

>>12735
fuck

The lava krakens need to shapeshift between giant humanoir elfesque things and classic kraken.
I,Kubonon, will this.

>>12735
>>12744
I mean, we can always make the moons solid and have the main planet itself be liquid!

>>12750
We can always have the ones on the liquid planet be legit giant lava krakens, with the moons developing normal life that worships them as gods

>>12757
>We can always have the ones on the liquid planet be legit giant lava krakens, with the moons developing normal life that worships them as gods

>>12748
>>12757

>Both of you are complaining about someone picking solid when neither of you have voted yet and can vote for liquid if you want

Muh

>>12787
Is this a new vote? I posted my vote for liquid earlier on
If it's a new vote, hook me up with
>>Liquid
F'am

Also, not complaining, just trying to point out beneficial things that could arise from a Liquid planet.

Or
A solid planet with LAVA SEAS

Changing my vote to LIQUIIID

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>>12795
>Tfw a fucking idiot, his vote would count, yours is already factored in

Never mind.

>>11484
Voting for the largest- highest density plasma planet with as many moons as possible. Can we make one of the moons a small preon star in a wide, irregular orbit? (same guy who asked for small preon star before) I think it would really help kick off evolution. Of course, on the long run it will become a hazard, leading to waves of death and mutations, but this is FUN!

>>12697
It is now

>4 Liquid
>3 Solid
>2 Plasma

Liquid wins unless another tie vote happens.

This leaves us with a

>Medium sized liquid planet with normal gravity and 5 (medium cannot support 6+, making it 5) moons with a Tungsten core.

Hope people are happy with our first planet.

>>12697
>>12852
Solid

Can someone link to the last Planet Forger that is refered to as the experamint? I hadn't read it

>>12852
>>12974
You fuck.
I'll go solid to break the tie. We can have lava rivers later

>>13010
rabbit season

Liquid defintely

>>12852
Liquid

>>12852
Solid Snake

liquid

>>12852
Rock solid

>>12852
plasma we need to make the first planet the most hardcore .... lol

>>13005
You didn't miss anything It's backstory, we can't know how things went down until it gets fleshed out later.

>>12852
Solid to break the tie.

>>13245
Oh cool. Great story so far. Also can I change vote from liquid to plasma? I don't know if I'm allowed but plasma seems cool and hardcore

>>12697
I don't want to be a bother, so feel free to ignore this if it continues to be a tiebreaker but I'd like a
>large
planet. Also I'm voting for
>liquid planet
I don't really care either way about moons or core though

>>13284
well you have a trip, and I thought cell implied that you were just the QM on his cellphone.

>>13284
I hope we make at least ONE plasma planet, considering they're completely unique to our SPECIFIC star configuration

>>13284
I'm glad you're taking on the role of co-qm, to tally the votes and drive the conversation while the QM is away
Just wanted you to know you're appreciated

Wat

we can't have both 6-7 moons and a medium sized planet if we have that many moons it needs to at least be large.

>>13305
Nope, just a namefaggot filling in trying to keep things going until OP comes back

>>13306
Of course we will, we want to see our unique mystery box planet at some point won't we?

>>13309
Well It's good to know It's appreciated anon, just trying to help out, last thing i want to do is step on OP's toes.


>8 votes for Solid
>8 votes for Liquid (or 7 if >>13270 goes through with changing his vote after all.)
>3-4 votes for Plasma

It really just matters if >>13270
wants to change his vote even though It won't give him a plasma planet.

YET

Alternatively more votes could come in and change things further.

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>>13565
I'll change my vote to plasma, confirmed. More people will change their votes too, I can feel it.

>>13752
Aw, c'mon man, don't let down the LavaPlanet bros!

We can make a plasma planet next time, we've still got 2 more to go

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>>13763
>>13752
ok ok fine i will not break your heart i keep my vote liquid lol

Where *did* shud go, anyway?

>>13763
You can also make a lava planet later.
Solid.

>>13915
He's dead, quest over. Go home, everybody.

>>13565
We also need to recast either planet size or number of moons because we can't go with what we currently have as stated in Taman's post.

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>>13915
>>13934
Just wait.

>>13946
It was addressed. The logical thing to do is to take the next highest number of possible moons which is five moons, which already a vote/votes.

I doubt there will be objections. Don't make things harder for OP.

>>13932
The funny thing about the lava Krakens...

They will likely happen either way. Either planet type could have the necessary tools for lava Kraken so long as the follow up planetary customization that would push life in that direction is voted for.

>>14053
how about monstergirls

>>14072
No. Bad Anon, Bad.

>>14053
Yeah, I see now that he went to work.

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>>14072
Quests are srs bsns

>>13915
He has job.

Also, I vote plasma

>>14156
>implying monstergirls aren't srs bsns

>>14195
yeah, I re-read and saw that.

If we go monstergirls, you're getting monsterboys too because that's how it works
Think carefully, monstergirl fags

>>14232
I'm perfectly fine with monsterboys.

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>>14195
>Still voting plasma

>>14198
You can try, but i doubt it'll happen. bless your meme filled spirit though

>>14276
And so I will, we'll make a planet of monstergirls.

>>14276
Well, people did vote for a guaranteed humanoid race, and it seems likely that any species that comes out of this star system is going to be pretty monstrous.

So really, as long as the species has females, there will at least technically be monstergirls.

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>>14437
>Welp

>>14483
And I'm okay with monsterboys and girls.
Hehehehhe

You know what? Imma change my vote from liquid to plasma.


Anyway, I figure we should get several Narvhallias

Dead

>>14996
It's not dead you retard, OP is at work

>>15112
I know, I'm just bumping.

>>14799
cool I am the original guy who did that and I will go with it again.

Brings us to 6 for plasma, 8 for Solid, 6 for liquid

Hell, if Liquid isn't tied with solid anymore I'll switch my vote over to plasma, and hope other LiquidAnons do the same

That's if it brings us up to 7Plas/8Sol/5Liq, that is

Faggits choosing to make humanoids

Fucking cucks. Choosing squidgirls over krakens.

>>15785
Deal with it :^)

For the core, I vote for ~50% amalgams with varying concentrations of rare earth elements and ~50% carbon (diamond, carbon nanotubes, etc)

When is QM coming back?

>>12343
1234
nobody expects the kubo.

I tell you guys what. I also apologize for working overtime. Money is nice.

Alright. I see what you guys want, sort of...

I am going to allow for hybrid planets. Mostly made up of a liquid with a series of solid islands and continents. Or gas planets with liquid etc.

I will allow you to figure this out. So far you have this 8 solid 7 plasma so what I can do is

> Planet 1
Solid planet with plasmatic oceans and enough liquid for much life.
(50% Solid, 30 % Plasma 20% liquid)

>planet 2
Plasma Planet with solid core and stange outliers with some liquid
(60% plasma 20% land 20% liquid)

>Third option
You guys create a hybrid.


As for elemental cores- Tungsten does sound dope. However you still have to seed elements before you seed for life. Since I am a bit tired after working sixteen hours, I am going to do the opposite of improvaizen and really simplify this.

> Periodic Table
You get the modern Periodic table to seed on the planet
> Periodic table minus
Peridoic table minus some random elements I will roll for when I get up.
> Periodic Table Plus
You get the periodic table plus magicals shiny unknowable metals~!

Also I did read all this but I really need sleep. I will check when I wake up in a few hours. We should get to what elements and make up before we generate the planet then deciding on life seeds.

>>17767
dropped my trip.
>>17751
for you.

>>17767
>Third option
65% plasma main body with 25% solid land comprised of carbon aerogel floating on the plasma with the remaining 10% being liquid bodies on top of the carbon aerogel islands.
> Periodic Table Plus
you can never have too many elements.

Should have done hollow core.
Subterranean life and terranean life war.

Oh well, next planet

Vote for solid platen.

>>17767
I'm backing
>>17841

>Third option
65% plasma main body with 25% solid land comprised of carbon aerogel floating on the plasma with the remaining 10% being liquid bodies on top of the carbon aerogel islands.
> Periodic Table Plus

>>17767
> third option

Still going for hollow core but failing that,
> Periodic table plus

>>17767
Periodic Table Plus sounds fun.

>>17841
This, on both votes

>>17841
vote for this

>>17841
>
I want this

>>17841
I figured that although tantalum and titanium have a higher heat of vaporization carbon is probably better due to the availability of organic compounds which should help foster life. Which is why i thought it would be the best for life and I also figured that aerogel should allow more uniform temperatures on these islands than graphene or graphite structure. It seems like everyone seems to agree on these deductions, then may I suggest the majority of plasma comprise of lead.

>>18198
we also i believed decide that there would be a solid core of titanium underneath that plasma. Although we might need to increase density in order to generate gravity to contain the plasma without it constantly spilling to the outside. Maybe the core could be a piece of a dwarf star surrounded by titanium, or it could be a black hole with a superstructure lattice around it that prevents the majority of absorption from the black hole. Any other ways we can think of to increase the gravitational pull to minimize the interference that we need to have to keep the planet together?

>>18226
>>18198
I think the only core that actually got more than one vote was Tungsten which is more dense than titanium I believe.

>>18362
your right for some reason i read titanium rather than tungsten.

Option 1 and periodic table plus

Option one with periodic plus

>>17767
I'll back
>>17841
>>17849

>Third option, 65%Plasma, 25%Solid, 10%Liquid
>Periodic Table Plus

>>19098
>this

>>17767
> Periodic Table Plus

>>17767
Third Option but Solid and Plasma are equal.
Periodic Plus