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Yeah so that's not how it works.
Calamitas just does that kinda thing.
it's a regular human fight
Her secret technique: Brick Laying.
Domain expansions back in the jjk heian era were used as cosmetic grounds for a fair fight
That’s more fitting for whatever’s going on with calamitas fight
Although, this would not be entirely incorrect, since we are talking about a Terrarian who is already post-Yharon, which could evade the sure hits of calamitas.
Calamitas does not have 'sure hits'.
She just shoots you with magic.
She can't use Aura Sphere or Swift from Pokémon.
Imagine what would have happened if the Terrarian post-providence had entered the fight against Supreme Calamitas. He would clearly have died because the attacks would have reached him
The ability to dodge isn't affected by progression.
By sure hit, I mean the inevitability of the attack.
Yes, and that isn't in Calamitas' skill set.
She cannot use attacks that cannot be evaded.
This is seen by the fact that you can evade her attacks.
Yeah the attack exists but its not uncanon someone can beat calamitas with pre moonlord movement
You can dodge
I don't think you're getting it.
Im talking about supreme calamitas
That is what you are saying.
If you meant something else, then your translator isn't working.
That is who we are talking about.
Calamitas.
The Supreme Witch.
Final boss.
I know
Let's assume that calamitas can do that. Would that mean that the Terrarian is using reality warping to be less damaged by calamitas and also dodging their attacks?
you cant really assume something when it's just untrue
theoretically i guess yeah that would work?
but thats just flat out not what happens
The terrarian is up to you, you dont need jjk domain expansion to have it be able to do reality bending stuff
It is explicitly not the case, but sure.
But the argument is moot, since it's completely unrelated to anything.
Incomprehensible discussion
wtf non genshin pfp
I blame Homestuck
You're the second person to point that out man
Have I truly become Furina Genshin Impact?
yes
idk it's just jarring seeing colors other than blue and white
Why aren't you anime?
Whenevrr i see furina art i think rebecca so yeah
Insane
You don't have to warp reality to be able to dodge an attack.
If you're referring to lore, you're correct. But it's never stated in the lore that the arena is a manifestation of his power itself.
Same.
I thought you were talking about lore.
Whar
I am, but I'm not sure if you are.
I don't think the arena is even canon. If it is, it's just her using magic to make it.
Yeah idfk what it's about.
Yes, the arena is canon
oh neat
Meltem does not speek english and is using a translator
I haven't really thought about how it works though
I think
Skeletron curse logic you talked about months ago is what i assumed
Generally I think most of the Bosses that have borders accomplish it by putting terms and conditions on their spells
Calamitas got a degree in civil engineering and she makes it herself.
I.e, Calamitas makes the arena by setting a specific size to it
It can't be any shorter than that
In exchange, it's impossible for anyone to escape it
I was talking about whether the Calamitas battle arena is a domain expansion or not.
what the fuck is a domain expansion
jjk thing
Then no
JJK thing
Because this isn't jjk
And then about her being undodgeable for some reason.
idk what jjk is
But no, it doesn't work like a Domain Expansion
Ou
Jujutsu kaisen
Though
Hum
Kinda want to maybe make it that, though
But of course without a sure hit effect because that's just impossible to show ingame
Me when
Undodgeable attack
(Not fun)
But in lore?
Ouh ok
I have no reason to make something that works one way in lore but in gameplay in another
But I don't think there's anything stopping a Domain Expansion from existing within the Calamity magic system
If anything kinda sounds like something that could happen with shakidou due to their weird space emptiness fuckery
If it didnt work with the normal magic stuff
Yeah no I think it's something that can just happen with normal magic
Adding 'Calamitas can get stat buffs from watching Anime' as non-negotiable, objective, canonical lore.
“Ahh yes, my Anti Yharim Technique. I haven’t used this since the Heian Era.”
Uses Malevolent Shrine
Anti-Yharim Technique you say?
How interesting, but there's a fatal flaw you've missed.
I'm not Yharim.
Is Moonlord (of terraria lore) nerfed in Terraria's calamity mod lore?
It's a different guy.
Second most powerful being to ever exist.
We don't really have a good frame of reference for how strong Moon Lord is except for vague 'near unlimited power' and 'practically a god' in the Bestiary in vanilla.
On Terraria's 8th anniversary, Re Logic announced that the Moonlord was threatening to destroy the very fabric of reality.
And Moon Lord isn't Cthulhu in Calamity.
ReLogic or Red?
Because Red says a lot of stuff.
Including that there really isn't an official lore.
Time to analyze Terraria's lore
Good luck with that.
Don't forget that the Moon Lord is the Guide's father.
Isn't that a fallacy?
I think your translator is broken.
The bullshit weird ass Terraria lore thingie they posted has generally been agreed upon to be a load of bullshit by most people including a good few Terraria developers
No isn't
It has been this entire time.
Either way, yes, Calamity Moon Lord is very much weaker than its Vanilla counterpart
Oops
Despite Vanilla Lore being essentially non existant, there are infact some clues you can get in terms of the scale and Moon Lord's power on the big picture
And Calamity Moon Lord doesn't get anywhere near close that because otherwise the story would cease functioning
Reb, ¿could I make a version of the old calamity mod lore that respects the power of vanilla Terraria in a consistent manner?
I've seen more complicated things.
In a sense, the Old Lore respected this by also doing whatever it wanted.
Few scrollings in and there’s already a multiverse for terraria lore wiki page
Red says a lot of things.
I mean, I guess? But also it'd just be filled with
"Why didn't character X do this?"
Are they stupid?
Like, Yharim can't destroy a continent because if he could He Would Have Fucking Done That
i mean you could say the same about some things in calamity lore, both old and new
or rather
"Why did those cultists throw Yharon's egg into lava?"
To kill Yharon.
I mean yeah but that's moreso things characters do due to personal reasons
I will modify certain aspects of this lore based on the old lore (I will call it alternate lore).
Some parts of the lore don't make sense.
yeah, just tossing a egg of a dragon known to have fire is character thing
Yes it's called being kind of a dumbass

Some people are kinda dumb sometimes
But those minor lapses of judgement can be reasonably justified by even external reasons, anger for example
That. Doesn't change the fact that I think it's dumb for a reason completely separate from "They are a dumbass, so this is in-character"
If it were the Dragon of Flame, yeah sure, stupid.
Dragon of Rebirth is probably a bit less obvious that lava isn't fatal.
it feels stupid on another level
Wouldn't it have been easier to just give Yharim powers and be done with it?
???
No he needs to absorb the soul out of his own volition
Yharim does have powers. Like the power to cleave mountains.
i dont feel like someone rejecting their role would also justify getting the EGG tossed
it feels tacky
Basically hidden potential
Yharim works out a lot.
There are also like, a bunch of other reasons why the egg could've been tossed into the lava, infact
Here's a very good one
its cool
if, for whatever reason, say, Yharim specifically did something to setback the god cult's plans, then I could see them being so angry that they also toss the egg into the lava
Because Yharon would have been reborn sooner or later. Wouldn't want a really mad dragon going around eating your guys, would you?
I feel like there's a difference between something being justified and it being something someone could reasonably be led to do
If Yharon hatched so easily upon being thrown into the lava, it means he was probably very close to hatching normally
he did do something
he refused to absorb the soul 
overdone user
that. just doesnt feel strong
Setting their plans back, requiring them to dispose of Yharon before he revives.
okay cool he rejected it, yeah
The damn cultists could have thrown the egg into damn space or even left it in freezing environments, but they didn't have the best idea of throwing it into fucking lava.
it takes a lot of time and effort to mold a slave into a god-king
So they can go get the egg again, find a new guy, make that guy do the ritual, and then have a God-King.
This assumes they could, in fact, throw it into space
it does not feel really awesome, it just makes the reader think, "Why did the writers write it like this?"
If not, then they have Yharon, who is now really mad at them.
they could not throw it into space
How.
They wouldn't be able to get someone to replace Yharim before Yharon hatched, so they got rid of the egg to reset Yharon's timer and thought that there would be no problems with throwing it into lava alongside Yharim
🤣
why is that funny
I don't think the cultists went to the gym enough to do that.
They were in hell and didn't have access to rockets, I don't think they could just toss stuff into space
Yharim probably could though.
important and relevant question
how old is dogma
Specially when it's very much implied he thrashed some shit before being ultimately sentenced
At least over eight centuries.
Didn't the cultists have magic for that?
?
We don't know. They're dead.
they don't have Throw Stuff Into Space magic no
And magic that tosses stuff into space hasn't really been adressed.
Well.... Moon Lord, maybe?
He's in space.
I mean, I GUESS they could've MAYBE teleported something to the moon????
But
That'd just be very silly
i have done nothing but teleport eggs for three days
It's easier to just throw the damn egg in the lava alongside Yharim
And doesn't stop Yharon from being reborn.
Worse still, if Yharon can survive in space, that means they can't get access to him, and so can't get his soul.
Which means no God-King.
no i have an important counter
Which was a terrible idea.
i don't think yharon can survive in space
many things are terrible in hindsight
It's not like they ran the equations to realize that doing so would've allowed Yharon to hatch just in the nick of time to save Yharim, and that the same guy would then go on to fuck literally everything
According to this, Dogma was around in the ye olden days of Zeratros, and this helps explain why he managed to get the Yharon Egg
99% of the time, if you throw an egg into lava, it's gonna kill whatever is in it.
Too bad Yharon happens to be in that 1%.
He asked me what the cultists would have done if they had common sense.
This implies that Dogma might've, i dunno, known a little more about Yharon than you do pal?
what alternative was there that was easily available that wouldnt just be fight yharon and get him back into an egg again
I don't think Dogma and Yharon used to dunk each other into lava for fun.
Maybe enough to realize, "Hey, maybe I should not toss an egg of the very much fiery phoenix into lava?"
I don't even think Yharon would have known he'd survive that.
Like, you guys also gotta remember that even if they considered the worst case scenario, they never would've thought that Yharim and Yharon together would've been enough to wipe out all of them and that they would later go on to fucking cleanse the world of godhood
"its just one dragon and a guy if shit does go down we can just kill em"

He's a fiery dragon. He might not be a literal dragon of fire, but he famously is pretty fiery in many ways. I feel like I wouldn't toss his egg into the lava.
they didn't know the guy was THE guy
Great, get a sledgehammer and get whacking then. You probably still don't have long before he hatches naturally.
ur definitely the type of guy who would throw yharons egg into lava
true
And just because a guy breathes fire doesn't mean the guy's impervious to fire while literally not being born.
1 - Disposing of the egg was sensible to halt Yharon's rebirth
2 - They couldn't have known that the heat would've allowed the egg to hatch just in time to upend their plans
3 - EVEN IF THEY CONSIDERED THAT INCREDIBLY SLIM POSSIBILITY, they never would've thought they would be defeated by a massively scarred Yharim and a recently rebirthed Yharon
There's probably many ways to deal with Yharon that aren't just "TOSS THE EGG INTO LAVA BECAUSE IM ANGY!!! >:("
this
dogma led the cult. he should've known better

overdone i think youre just arguing for the sake of arguing
This implies that Dogma had to be a good tactical strategist
Yeah because Yharon dying and being chucked into lava was a very common occurrence in the draconic era

Dogma wouldn't have any reason to know that Yharon can be super incubated by literal magma because that's not something anyone would consider.
im arguing because i think this is stupid
the cultists couldve just acted on their own
this argument is over, done
Bro I don't think even YHARON knew that
😭
actually its very likely that dogma wasnt there or else hed either get killed or kill yharim and yharon
I said that earlier!
Like, in what situation would that be able to be tested?
YHARON DIDNT?
???????????????????????
how would he know
I LITERALLY SAID THIS EARLIER!?
WOULD YOU IF YOU WERE HIM???
"Hey so I'm gonna get killed and you'll superheat my egg, let's see if I hatch earlier"
Like

"hey zeratros next time i die can you dump my egg into lava?"
I don't think he would've taken a lot of magma baths as a chick
he almost certainly has gone through the process of rebirth a few times. maybe he could've known, "Hey, heat quickens my rebirth"
how.
doesnt his egg always teleport to the aerie on death
I don't think Yharon can watch himself hatch.
yeah
In what situation would he be heated to the point of noticeably quickening his rebirth?
what fucking situation would the dragon of rebirth want to test dying in lava
also he's dead 
Unless he learned a technique from a Tibetan Monk.
eh it doesnt matter if yharon knows he can get lava-boosted into life again
But LITERALLY NOBODY knew that worked.
Because in most cases, being thrown into magma kinda kills you.
it matters if dogma CANT EVEN HAVE THE SLIMMEST IDEA that yharon could be potentially untouchable by fire
He has literally no reason to believe so.
Because, maybe, and just maybe, if he did die, the Dragons would make their utmost priority be to protect his egg because he is literally the motherfucker who can rebirth them
And like
Fire is usually very deadly
There's kind of a problem with that: he isn't
Yharon can breathe fire. That doesn't mean he's lava proof.
Like even if they could've considered it, they'd just be wrong
keeping his egg in the aerie and not doing something that might just kill him is a very safe plan
Hell, it would have probably worked if he wasn't so close to being reborn anyway.
i can spit water, i'd still drown if i was surrounded by it
even if they did decide to test it, the stakes would be way too high to be worth testing
He's resistant to fire damage, but he still takes it, it would've just been less effective than it usually is
Who knows how long was left, a week, a day, hours, minutes?
hes immune to on fire CLEARLY hes lava proof

The cultist who deduced that yharon was going to be born because of that stupidity:
Hmmm, this may need further testing
this is just semantics we ultimately know the magma didnt do anything to yharon
no we don't
rare raesh in lore discussion appearance
Yes, because you know the aftermath.
he could've been injured
And also, yeah like, I think it'd be a very genuine fear most dragons would have that if the egg broke, Yharon could just die for real
the argument is supposed to be, "Should the cult have known this?"
The cultists at the time can't see the future.
guys lets throw the most important dragon into molten lava just in case
-said the auric dragons never
Something got picked up by auto mod (it wasn't real) so figured I'd pop in
what are you babbling about
Not only do we not know if he was injured or not, but also...this is kind of "haha, the characters don't know what I do" logic
We didn't even say Hitler this time!
fuck beat me to it
Even if they didn't, someone must have doubted that decision.
Haven't you been paying attention to what we've been saying?
You have no idea how much this happens.
i think its fair to state if yharon was affected by the lava in any way it didnt matter
i never said the auric dragons CONSIDERED tossing their big boy into lava
this is true
Pragmatism
And they probably would've gotten thrown in with the two
Pragmatic answer was killing Yharon as quickly as possible.
Anyways, yeah no I think Yharon's egg being thrown in lava makes perfect sense because there is basically no way of knowing it would've quickened his rebirth
only that they could've deduced, "maybe lava wouldn't kill our precious little yharon"
Magma kills stuff quickly.
why not just fucking crush the thing
Why on Earth would anyone think that?
It's probably huge.
anyways yharon is probably immune to lava because hes immune to on fire hellfire and dragonfire
maybe it's unbreakable
rebirth egg is probably really tough
Because it would've just like...broken the egg open?
i mean crush it, as in really crush the egg
They'd need the strength to crush him as a chick to make that work
also yeah if he was about to hatch
breaking it seems even more counterproductive 
Because he was still in there, as a tiny baby dragon
the soul probably wouldve just teleported away
That's close to hatching?
Great, you've hastened his rebirth.
1 - That thing is probably really damn hard
2 - If there is no apparent danger to what you're about to do, you'll just go with the plan that would likely create the biggest reaction out of people
Like, y'know
actually what would even happen if the eggshell was broken like would there be a little yharon embryo in there
Good job.
That's exactly how it went for the cult.
Executing the motherfucker with the egg he wanted to protect?
okay really tho my main issue is that just refusing to eat the soul doesnt feel as impactful as it should be
I assume the egg was too solid to be broken beforehand
guys, maybe they wanted to try hard boiled yharon egg, and that's why they did lava
ture
what does this even mean
It literally killed hundreds of thousands at least.
can harboil eg hatch
Wasn't it that Yharim had hidden potential as a child?
?
Perchance.
they probably never tried breaking the egg cuz something something exactly the same as magma birth
Never mentioned at any point.
Well that feels...more like a you problem, because the fact that he'd refuse to become a god when given the chance on a silver platter is a big part of his character
There was a whole Crusade because of this.
Imagine you spent 20 years raising ONE GUY to do something, and when it's time to do what you raised this guy to do, he says "go fuck yourself", starts thrashing shit and now congrats you just wasted the last 20 years on a vain effort
no, thats not the point. his INITIAL refusal doesnt feel as impactful as it should be
because it just doesnt seem right
How could it be any more impactful.
how.
And yes, they didn't have a backup, because that would be really fucking stupid!
But- why? And how?
the man literally says, "I rejected their whims, and upended their scheme."
it's literally the crux of yharim's character

Well yeah...that's what he did
You'd expect a whole lot more from that line than "I said no."
Imagine you raise two guys to do something but when you get around to do it, one of the guys just gets told "nah you were just a backup"
Putting Yharim was groomed for 20 years into the inarguable canonical real document.
Rebecca already said earlier that he was at least insinuated to have also attacked them before being sentenced to death
Yeah, again
Personally, I trust her word
okay that sounds about right
no first he says
"I rejected their whims and upended their schemes"
Destiny is for the weak.
that makes a little more sense
? How? 👀💀
First comes the rejection, then comes the upending
What do you mean how?
he was a slave
they tried to shape him into being the god-king
Oh i remember ...
I mean, that's not really said anywhere but, yeah it's pretty clear what was going on
They got Yharim and tried molding him into being the God-king
crabulon lore item my beloved,,,,
well specifically its last line
How ghastly.
Anyways yeah, recapitulating
Are they?
anyways crabulon lore item is cool cuz it gives insight on yharim pre yharon which we dont rlly see often
Also yeah, in one of the last places you'd expect too
Yharim refused to absorb Yharon's soul and "upended their schemes", before being inevitably captured and sentenced to execution by lava bath. They chose to throw Yharon's egg alongside him as it was close to hatching and they had to reset the timer. They had no idea it could quicken his rebirth, and it was generally the easiest and most fitting way of doing so
Actually makes me wonder though, how big was Yharon as a newborn in that case?
I’ve heard it takes about 10 years for yharon to hatch, but how long would it take if he were being incubated the entire time? Hypothetically
big egg
Depends on the conditions probably.
Big and strong enough to carry Yharim.
big bird
🔥
XD
I personally interpret the lava as the supreme eraser of evidence
That's what made me wonder, because it was definitely enough for him to lift himself and Yharim out of the magma pit and help him fight off the rest of the cult, but all the while, he would've been like this
Sure, they could try to smash the egg
But that might not go as clean
fuck i forgot no gif perms
Who the fuck would jump into lava for fun?
It sounds like something very grimdark.
its literally the horrible hog
What if you smash it open and Yharon is just there and then he eats you.
There's also that
No worries, I gotcha
Azafure has weird traditions, obviously.
THATS NOT WHATI POSTED
😭
ALSO HOW DID YOU POST THAT 😭
LMAO
The hobbit as they lie
It's what was in your heart.
WHAT
Also I'm...well I'm actually not a Patreon member anymore, so your guess is as good as mine-
its a secret 
they're horrible
I don't know, but I'm going along with it
abhorrent hog
this hog is horrible because it wants to kill you
Just like...bam, Amidiasbang
what the hell
this hog is divine because it wants to save you
America has already been surrounded by the truth. It is time to embrace the hogs.
5 million pigeons
You don't need to call the Floridians 'feral hogs'.
and arizona
I am and I can confirm (I live in Iowa)
yeah the massive feral hogs are actually real
No... that would be your mother!
And what about the issue of yharon and yharim at the end?
what issue
.
what would the yharim lore item for horrible hog be
"what the fuck happened to this hog"
All we know is that he was "big enough"
"what a horrible hog"
"You found the legendary artifact!
Take it?
•Yes
You are carrying too many hogs."
"Few species are as industrious as the common pig.
But these malformed, malcontent and malicious mammals wish to sow nothing but their horrible horror upon Terraria.
Do not underestimate these savages. Their hearts are cold and dead, and their minds forsook the concept of mercy long ago."
i feel like there were other ideas to just deal with Yharon's egg
So?
They went with the most obvious.
we've given several reasons why lava was the most sensible choice
lava does not seem that sensible
It is exceedingly sensible.
he's a dragon
also fire tends to kill things
It isn't the cults fault Yharon's rebirth was miraculously hastened.
As it was something literally nobody could have possibly known.
like, again, Dogma, if Triangle is to be said, probably knew enough about Yharon to know that lava might not have a easy time killing him, even in his egg-form
That doesn't defend your answer.
he was a draconic monk. he would probably know a lot more about yharon than most people
they didn't do fucking
lava experiments
So?
NOT NECESSARY
At what point would that give him the knowledge that LAVA MAKES HIM HATCH FASTER!
.
what knowledge
that it takes 8 seconds to cook yharon from the inside while he was an egg instead of 7 which is precisely the exact amount of time it would take to hatch a nearly hatching yharon if he was suddenly dumped in lava
There is literally nothing about Yharon that implies that chucking his unborn self into the magma of hell wouldn't be fatal.
Like it would be fatal to literally everything else that isn't MADE OF LAVA!
he should have at least had enough knowledge of yharon being possibly more resilient to firey stuff, and then he could extrapolate that to suggest that it might not be the best idea to just chuck him into lava
chuck him into something else
like... THE ABYSS?
belly
You are asking them to have figured that because an adult, fully grown and at full strength Yharon can resist fire means that his unborn self is immune to lava.
mm yummy
well okay thats contingent on that being nearby but i dont think that was
im sure theres something that would eat the eggs
That's like saying because you wouldn't kill me if you punched me means that babies are immune to being punched.
like... a gulper eel maybe
gulper eel ascending into a god because some chumps tossed a dragon egg into it
Xd
thats not ascension thats just eating yummy
you have to deal with him now
didnt know he cant drown
and is immune to the immense pressure
its the abyss. i feel like he might have trouble being trapped underneath a cold, high-pressure area deep underwater
What about having a gulper eel bite off half of Yharon's egg?
Well obviously because he's a dragon he'd be fine.
YEAH SURE MAN SURE
hed just rebirth infinitely! right guys
dragons are significantly tougher than humans i think
and yet hes apparently not immune to lava despite that stuff only quickening his birth
i think its just heat in general and not lava
was he like actually submerged in the lava for a long enough time for it to be reallybad
also theres plenty of dangerous stuff down there, and considering hes probably just born
dowe even know that
well
We don't.
For all we know neither Yharon nor Yharim actually hit the magma.
i dont think i'd have a good time if i was an auric dragon that wasnt used to the underwater and was reborn deep within it suddenly
Yharon also isn't used to magma.
This conversation is giving me a fucking aneurysm bro
theyd have to transport him from hell to the surface then the abyss and then make sure his egg sinks
very sensible
can you ban everyone here
hihi
did i just drive rebecca so mad she created a new headmate
drive her so what
feels like 
you could say its quite horrible. that its gone hog wild
-3
-5
Yes there are 300 fuckjillion ways you could get rid of the egg and functionally all of them would do the job. Throwing the fucking egg in lava was supposedly one of those methods but it didn't work, because no one had any damn clue it wouldn't
stupid GODs dont KNOW a DMAN!!
Also no I've been a thing for like 3 hours
this is a situation where the benefit of hindsight i think drastically changes what we think of the issue
Smash it with a Nokia 3310 
i just realized this conversation has been going for like an hour how 😭
Yes, it does
how does it feel being 3 hours old
Idk
Shouldn't Yharim have researched the egg during his childhood?
what
How and when?
It's like, ok you have 500 weapons you can shoot someone with, and any of them would instantly kill the person
There is one gun that will make the person immune to bullets
But you don't even know that such a gun even is in the room
And you accidentally picked that one gun
Which was also the most convenient weapon to shoot that guy with at the time
he definitely did not have access to the egg until it was ascending time
How the hell did this get 90 messages in the last 15 minutes-
I swear, you blink once
Anyways I'm done with this discussion I will go read Homestuck already
how far are you!!
:D
Page 3405
What.
There are like, 8000
i need to check where that is its been a while

Can I ask you a question before you go kamilla?
Yeah sure
Would yharon have died if the egg wasn’t so close to hatching or is he just completely immune to lava?
But didn't he have the egg before?
no??
No.
Honestly idk
I think there is an argument for both
Ou
However, seeing as Yharon is not completely immune to fire ingame
oh this part
Yeah, I think he would've died
swag
what's sancho
Calamity only has resistance to debuffs though, not damage types. There are mods that implement that I believe.
basically, the entire calamity lore was just a big happy coincidence
Yharim just got lucky thats all
'Happy'.
i need to reread homestuck
limbus company
HAPPY
hes only immune to on fire, hellfire and dragonfire

all others are resisted and deal half damage
what if he took the egg with him and is lying about them throwing the egg with him

Was this directed to me?
Luck of the Draw
No, it wasn't. It wasn't directed at anyone here.
no i dont i still have like
Oh ok sry
50 years of kamen rider to watch
To those who don't understand, don't worry about it.
is this rp rot
No.
So why don't we assume that Yharim, before he had the egg, was fascinated by dragons since childhood and that, before he was captured, he saw how they were born?
Anyways, if he's immune to On Fire i assume he could also be immune to lava. Both are just, mundane heat, i suppose.
Not entirely out of question. Could go either way.
How could he possibly know that?
When on Earth would he see an Auric Dragon be born?
All but one were dead by then.
but is he immune to lethal lava burn 
i mean im gonna assume they really did a number on his psychology when they enslaved him
and also probably enslaved him really early on in life
if not outright from birth
can't wait until the entire calamity lore is revealed
and we can finally discuss the lore for real
instead of having to guess all the time
i dont think there will be anything to discuss when we understand the full reach of the horrible fucking hog
It all came to me in a dream.
Yharim is allergic to olives by the way.
I do wonder how exactly the God of Dogma and the fellow members of his cult treated Yharim - It'd be unlikely for them to have treated him openly horribly if they wanted to manipulate him.
So i find it far more likely, Yharim, much like how he himself would come to treat his army, was treated well;
after calamity lore is finished, there will be so much text its going to become a visual novel
And the defiance more so came from him seeing how unjust their treatments of others was.
that makes sense
Yharim was a prisoner, not a slave.
dont worry there will be plenty to still guess
im talkin guess not as in plot lines intentionally left ambiguous, but more as in guessing stuff that we will get elaboration on, but we just havent gotten to that update yet
Him refusing to consume Yharon's soul being a surprise to the God-cult would then make alot of sense - After all, they'd have given him a comfortable, privileged life, all to mold him in the perfect pawn.
Man, sure glad nobody else would act so horribly, huh!
It wasn't a "you're going to do this shit whether you like it or not", it was moreso
"Bro you were destined for this let us help you fulfill your destiny bro it's gonna be so rad"
"wouldnt it be really cool if you did this shit"
it would be so awesome, it would be so cool
Yeah like that except they weren't koopas
Sadly
It would be really funny if they were but they weren't
man when i was a kid i would spend hours of my life stomping
So what led the council to want to kill Yharim?
Because he didn't want to follow with the plan
If he wasn't gonna do that he was useless to them
And also he was kinda fucking everything up and would've continued to do so if not dealt with
Okay, okay, now that we know this, what was Yharim doing before all these events?
Training and shit
Being indoctrinated, for one.
Why did they throw Yharon's egg into the lava too though?
cuz we need a plot
..Good question, honestly, given that the egg would in theory still be useful for them. Maybe they realized the egg was getting concerningly close to hatching and they knew having Yharon hatch here would not exactly be good.
its because yharon was probably gonna hatch soon and they needed to reset how long before yharon wouldve hatched and been able to have his soul absorbed, and yharim just betrayed them
Evidently so
isnt it explicitly that they needed to reset the timer
Oh my fucking God I'm going to kill someone
Probably wouldn't want the second strongest Auric Dragon rampaging through your headquarters/city/whatever it was, specially after you've already angered him by killing him once.
We've gone over this half an hour ago
i thought this was like
literally fact

"Oh this is the egg of a fire-related dragon, lets throw it into lava."
Was the god cult stupid? (Yes)
Doesn't this create a narrative inconsistency?
and its kinda an hype and aura moment, Yharim is just about to die but suddenly Yharon hatches and clutched, like holy shit hype moments and aura
...No?
.
How?
im gonna blow my brains out
lore discussion reading comprehension at an all time low tonight
I was not present here for that.
...Though i suppose i could've backread.
Don't worry
He's rebirth related with some fire theming.
Not remotely enough to justify people thinking he'd be immune to molten magma as an unborn baby.
Seems like i guessed right, anyways. Point for me.
i dunno i think that last thing is kinda dum
Go my 500 guns analogy
guys just because dragons sometimes breathe fire doesnt mean they are immune to molten lava
Yharon's egg was probably of a different rarity from white though, the god cult was clearly made of people who didn't understand physics.
Wait you are true
I'll never get tired of seeing both sides argue whether the council was stupid or not for throwing Yharons egg in lava
Yes that's the 500 guns analogy
i dont get this analogy
its just bad luck
Phoenix and fire: The Council, possessors of arcane knowledge, chose lava, the central element of the phoenix's rebirth, as a method of destruction, which was inherently contradictory.
Acceleration versus delay: Their goal was to "reset the timer" on the hatching, but the lava did not delay it; rather, it drastically accelerated it, causing Yharon to be born prematurely in order to save Yharim.
Abundance of options: There were more logical and effective methods of execution (such as the Abyss or ice magic) that the Council, as the magical authority, should have prioritized over the only option that guaranteed its failure.
or good luck for Yharim!
Get me 500 guns. For unspecified reasons.
a happy coincidence
I do not think the relation of Yharon with fire is enough to guess he'd be reborn from being tossed into lava - It seems like an obvious thing because we have that information.
Did you make a god damn chat bot right this!?
right this
It's not inconsistent, it just means that they tried something and it didn't work
They were stupid either way for following the evil ass god of dogma.
The egg is the person, the 500 guns is the fuckjillion ways they could've disposed of the egg
It is entirely possible that Yharon is the LITERAL ONLY THING CALLED A PHEONIX.
the issue is that the gun in question isn't ltierally identical to all of them
When did I say they were?
How does Yharim being indoctrinated beforehand contradict the council being made of dumbasses?
It looks like a gun, sure it's coloured red, but all the other guns are also different colours.
No it's more like
And at no point is anyone, anywhere aware that the anti-gun gun exists.
You have a desert eagle, and also a rocket launcher, and also an AR, and also an AK-47, and also a honest to God cannon, and also a fucking handheld particle accelerator or some shit
mhm mhm Yharon just got really lucky that all the stars aligned, perfect chain of events happened that lead to the council throwing the egg in lava. talk about low odds! thats like, farming for a rod of discord and it dropping from the first chaos elemental
Point is, you have a lot of distinct guns
And whatever you fire is gonna kill the person
the analogy has a flaw in that the gun that makes the guy invincible is, in my opinion, has that quality be understood if you happen to think at all
No bro it doesn't
IT IS NOT SOMETHING A SINGLE SANE PERSON WOULD THINK!
okay yeah, but no one knew that the egg could withstand magma, its not a failing of intelligence this is just new information that they learned
The entire point is that you enter the room without even knowing there is a gun that makes the person invincble
There's kind of a problem I'm seeing with this argument, personally
It's like saying 'obviously the gamma bomb would turn you into the Hulk,' no, of course not, that's insane.
thats not being stupid thats them being evil?
Short of teleporting them into space, any of the available options would've had similar results
idk man have u ever been blasted by a gamma ray
you see, normally Lava melts things cuz its so hot, Lava melts even eggs, its not like they knew that Yharons egg had special properties that speeds it up in lava
a sane person could come to the conclusion that magma could make the egg of the phoenix hatch faster instead of killing it
how would they even know
WHY WOULD THEY!?
go on, just grab a random person off the street, ask them what would happen if you tossed a phoenix egg into lava
Joke---->
Your head
how would they be dumb is NO ONE knew this, this makes no sense
Of course, because somehow a few users here are severely underestimating how hot magma is
how is dumping an egg in lava the same as incubation,,,,
Are you entirely sure you know what a Pheonix is?
Might aswell be the same thing.
The whole fire theming is because FIRE KILLS THEM!
No that doesn't make any fucking sense because the phoenix is still a fucking normal ass living creature that would still fucking die if you threw it in a fucking lava vat, specially when it was a bloody fucking egg
I know my Paranoid self would lowkey NOT put he egg in lava, id just smash it with a hammer or something
FIRE KILLS THE PHEONIX, AND THEN IT COMES BACK TO LIFE!
para-paranoia
I see that indoctrination did not affect his logic, at least, since those on the council, unlike him, were idiots.
cool
Even in Terraria, I am pretty sure there is a single enemy that is immune to laval damage
I stand by what i said earlier - The fact Yharon has an association with fire power wouldn't be enough to guess that heat would accelerate his rebirth. Perhaps it seems obvious due to the correlation to us, but that's because we know of that information.
Sure, maybe someone could deduce that. But without any evidence it'd be purely conjecture without any actual evidence.
So if you go by the legend, then fire makes sense because that's literally what killed a Pheonix in the story.
"phoenix is still a fucking normal ass living creature"
looks inside
it will literally rebirth after dying
Yeah, as an egg
also it has fiery themes
...that's...
After being killed by fire. Which kills it. Because fire kills things.
In the place where they can just go and get it later
that's the point, Overdone
yharon isnt a literal phoenix hes still an organic creature
If ANY of the council members were just a tad bit more PARANOID
and also. my issue is that Dogma should probably know more about yharon enough to conclude that the phoenix might be more immune to fire, even as an egg
theyd have never tossed it in lava maybe
HE HAS LITERALLY NO REASON TO BELIEVE THAT.
@abstract hedge
Also yeah, none of this really matters because Yharon isn't made of fire, he just spits it
he has some...
this just in toxic snakes are apparently immune to any and all poisons
oh my god this is literally a sisyphean task
We are going in circles and I'm going to fucking shoot my head clean off with a sawed shotgun
Don't do it twin
Jesus fucking Christ
NO HE DOES NOT!
just like the phoenix's cycle of rebirth
you should use the gun that makes you invincible instead

Also dang it fr happened
what happened
Yharon
🤨
This argument is rather pointless. The same explanations are being given repeatedly, yet it's going nowhere. Might aswell move onto something else.
If Yharon was a pirate he would be called Yharrr!
gator if you want to do so you can backread the last hour of our "quaint debate"
..Though i don't know what that something else would be.
Or in other words, like a pheonix, a pointless argument was reborn into the lore discussion
I'm gonna hunt you twin
I've been reading a lot, were just going in circles
exactly
Hey kamilla, since you’re still here can I ask another unrelated question?
yeah if you jumped into a volcano the heat would kill you way before you touched any kind of lava or magma
also as was mentioned before
fire is what kills the pheonix
regardless of anything else
but also
yharon is not a normal human being
they wouldnt know that cuz yharon is probably the only pheonix 😭
he's a fiery dragon who also happens to be the goddamn phoenix
I still don't see the inconsistency that the council trying to indoctrinate him beforehand causes.
It is such a massive leap in logic that Yharon in egg form could not only be immune to lava, but that it would also quicken his rebirth just in the goddamn nick of time to save Yharim, and that for some reason Dogma could somehow have inferred this despite probably never even having seen Yharon die before
I'll admit, I didn't actually know this, but it's interesting
I don't think it's relevant because Yharon isn't a literal pheonix anyways, but it's cool
AND GUESS WHAT KILLS PHEONIXES!?
HES NOT A PHOENIX 😭 its a TITLE for what he does and is like
Not even more elemental dragons are truly immune to their domains, and sometimes can still be affected by it to some capacity. Even Yharon fully matured is not immune to fire debuffs, merely resistant to them
you are so innocent. so blissfully unaware of the inanity of what you are saying
reddit type reply
Lore discussion when the challenge is arguing over stupid miniscule detail shit and overthinking it
I dont think i've ever seen overdone have a reasonable conversation with anyone
i think itd be funny if one of the elemental dragons died to an element they controlled
hubris n all that shit
ALSO let's consider something here
Even if he didn't immediately burn to a crisp, they would've also had to assume that he'd have the strength to leap out of the lava pit and fight them immediately after being born
well shit you got me here
...Shall we move on, please? Thanks. This argument is not productive and is just resulting in unecessary conflict.
Fair, I just wanted to mention that since it's been pressing on my mind
Also @upper warren what is it you wanted to ask?
How did Scal know that draedon made a clone of her? And how did she find the exact location to go free the clone? Doesn’t seem like info draedon would be advertising to people.
We don't know.
Maybe she was spying on him.
Good question I almost wanted to retcon that until I had an idea, actually
isn't this why they disposed of the egg instead of just leaving it around?
like imagine flame dragon proclaiming that no fire can kill them and that the underworld is his domain and providence shows up with the warhammer made of slightly stronger fire and beats the living shit out of him
Maybe she could feel a link between herself and the clone
like a soul link or something
thatd he hatch with enough strength to cause havoc
Since, I presume a living dragon can't be used to ascend with, and Yharon has a nasty habit of teleporting away when he dies, they probably needed to dispose of him quickly.
To, you know, get him an egg again.
Dogma knows the egg spawns in the Aerie, otherwise it'd be hard to get the egg in the first place. so teleporting away shouldn't be that much a problem
watch me genuinely cook and eat the Yharon egg
In hindsight, I'd like to apologize for that
anyways
What I'd like to ask is
how did portals work again in calamity? I remember they were explained in an bestiary entry
but they forgot to include the entry
Which, exactly?
the cosmic lantern i think?
It does mean that they need him to be an egg. So they can't kill him when they need him dead, they need to do it ahead of time.
it was one of the things Signus summons
I'd reckon there are many different types of portals, and different varieties would operate differently.
Let me check the bestiary entry for that, one moment.
but I remember it mention that it costs a lot of energy to keep them open
right?
oram i tripping
Yeah, it does
You could technically ascend with a living Dragon, and that'd kill it
yeah okay good
my beloved
Good to know.
The ideology of that same council was its downfall.
so the giant portla in the dungeon, ceasleess void, Something or someone is keeping that thing constantly open right?
whos fueling the ceaseless void to keep it ope
Can that one be found on the wiki? It's not on Signus' page
It's just not a very viable option
porbaby Noxus
Opening a portal is very hard and takes a lot of energy. When the portal ceases to be maintained, it will violently collapse and release all the energy put into it all at once
just do a zoh shia on him
Cosmic Mine doesn't have an entry?
trap him in an awesome crystal prison whilst you go find someone suited to eating him
right, so someone IS maintaining ceaseless void then!
CV is stated to be "perfectly stable" by Yharim
Right?
wow, and its a pretty big portal too
perfectly stable for at least 1000 years at that
Yharim probably refers to himself as perfectly stable.
meaning who ever is keeping it stable must have a LOT of energy
assuming noxus is the one doing that, i wonder why they need it to be open
Yeah, because a Dragon will definitely stay imprisoned
Zoh Shia did that to itself to slurp energy after obliterating its creators for all we know
Probably so Distortion entities can invade Terraria
i mean, calamitas did that to permafrost
permafrost bro
If you freeze a dragon solid you have basically killed the fucker already
that bum compared to Yharon?
permafrost isn't a dragon

"These lanterns possess a magical, distorted flame that radiates no heat whatsoever. If one looks closely into their fire, they may see another world entirely."
Oh, apologies. That's the lantern.
Yep
And while Cryogen is up, you have no access to Permafrost
funny
anyways I think the portal thing is really cool, some guy has been keeping ceaseless void stable for 1000 years like holy shit
hype moments and aura
Not to mention that it's fucking Calamitas
I cannot seem to find the Cosmic Mine entry in the mod's wiki, is it in one of the documments?
permafrost probably consented
Yharim is the pseudo-rationalized manifestation of that ideology.
That it was actually a mistaken ideology.
cuz its not since its a difficulty exclusive enemy and therefore has no bestiary entry
Ok, seriously, what's going on you weren't talking like that earlier.
you just gave me the hilarious image of permafrost giving a thumbs up to calamitas crying her heart out while freezing her mentor
No we just forgot to add it
lol

man, if only there was some kind of ceaseless void ..
Do we have it somewhere?
Oopsie doopsie.
Ah
Wdyt?
@wanton pendant
I told people to just put it there because it should've been up already anyways so
I already answered.
Imagine they stopped maintain ceaseless void, and let it collapse
how big would the explosion be
entire dungeon gone
I forgot, is SW even still from the distortion?
I believe the most likely scenario if they were to stop maintaining it would be that it would simply... open, allowing beings from the distortion to exit and beings from the overworld to enter.
...And that's not even most likely, since that's actually literally what's going to happen.
Yes.
yep
It is, it's just not related to DoG I don't think
Storm Weaver? Yes.
It escaped.
its from there it just left
but it says that if a portal stops being maintaned it releases all of its energy put into it at once
the entry
Yeah none of the "servants" are directly related anymore.
Storm Weaver is seemingly related to the Devourer in some way, it is just not subservient to it or any other being. Just a small correction.
Wasn't that dismissed by Draedon, though?
Draedon simply confirmed it's not the same organism
Species.
correction, species
Ahhhh yeah, makes sense
That's what I meant by not related at least, SW isn't just a younger DoG
They are not the same species, yet there is some sort of clear relation, as indicated by the lore whispers from Weaver.
That is what i was trying to imply, but that is better wording, yes. Thanks.
They seem to remind me of the ideology of a certain Austrian painter.
Some number of years after the Serpent joined Yharim's forces, an even more confusing addition to the equation was detected: the other, smaller serpent that you refer to as the Storm Weaver. You may have heard the claim that it is of the same species as the Devourer. Any level of in-depth inspection reveals that to be false.
Setting aside the similar body shape, basic x-rays proved that their endoskeletons were entirely different, and the difference in size tells all else needed. In fact, from what little I have grasped about both Serpents' biology, the Storm Weaver may have been older than the Devourer despite the sheer difference in power and size. However, I am not confident enough in this conjecture to state it as fact.
-Draedon's log on Devourer of Gods
this is not necessary at all
Oop, there goes a Hitler mention
This chat does tend to do those often.
oop there goes automod
Yharim is like Hitler? You really think the genocidal narcissist who wishes to purge the world of those he collectively judges at inherent evil is like Hitler?
You're right.
..Would be best to tone them down, methinks.
and there goes automod again
AUTOMAD
Well yeah Yharim is very genocidal.
Well, i'm off to play Stardew Valley now. Seems like a interesting game.
Hopefully don't kill eachother while i'm gone.
Considering that their bodies are actually pretty different too, I like to imagine Yharim was just like "No way...two Distortion worms...they must be brothers!"
His ideology is pseudo-rational, but not entirely rational
So I came to that conclusion thanks to that.
No part of his ideology is rational.
i mean, he was literally sentenced to death by a bunch of god cultists for not wanting to be a god
who, mind you, had raised him throughout his entire life up to that point
its not rational, but it is understandable why he went so nuts and genocidal
Like half of the gods were evil as hell so it's understandable, even if he is very wrongm
Since when did the calamity lore become more grimdark?
february 2023
Since the inception of new lore, at least
Baseless speculation. We have no idea the demographics of their morality.
For all we know the evil ones were a small minority, or they may well have been the majority.
All we know is that they certainly weren't the only kind of god.
Eh it's not grimdark levels but the world does suck with the crimson, corruption, all dragons being dead, most gods being dead, and the world's largest genocide just having ended.
Also the evil hell continent.
What we do know, at least, is that dragon-hunters were relatively common among gods
Which doesn't inherently make them evil. There were malevolent dragons, for instance.
They needed to get ahold of auric souls somehow, and a lot of the time, that meant outright killing a dragon
Well we only know the morality of a few gods (like prov, agnus, Silva, SG, gods of dogma and war, otonilou, and tyrian) and a lot of them are good but there's also plenty of evil ones.
Cough cough hyperhole
It's not unreasonable that many gods were initially setting out to slay a dangerous dragon, and ascended to prevent them from being revived.
which yeah, isn't inherently evil, but Yharim never exactly got to see what the malevolent dragons were like
Oh wait, I guess that's besides the point
Only evil dragon I can think of is the flame one but there's probably others, especially because we don't know most of their moralities.
Oh yharon kinda but not really.
They're genocidal but that's very understandable for them.
Yeah that one
They're not good.
I feel like he's not a bastion of moral fibre.
They're led to the crusade so yeah no.
i mean he saw the rest of his entire kind get zucced into extinction
he is literally the only auric dragon that we know still exists today
i feel like i'd probably snap if that happened to me too
not justifiable, but understandable
I know it's cause gameplay and cool but it's kinda surprising they're the only one left and not one of the weaker dragons that could hide.
ANYHOW
Also we still don't know why none of them hid in the Aerie.
my biggest issue with yharon isnt even whatever happened with his rebirth with yharim, its that yharon is just treated as a duplicate of yharim
wgat
I assume that not all dragons died.
Yharon survived so yeah.
They did. Well, except Yharon.
(Not counting Draconic Offshoots.)
it's explicitly confirmed yharon is literally the only auric dragon that still exists
Dragon Hunts were very thorough.
Wdym? That they've got basically the same morality and ideals or something?
To say that everyone died is like saying that Yharon is not one of those statistics.
What?
he doesnt really have much to differentiate him from yharim in character-wise. they're both individuals who just hate gods a lot, but even then, i can still see them being differentiated simply because one of them actually witnessed the extinction of their kind in person
It's almost like the mod is unfinished and the differences will be explored in the future.
we know almost nothing about yharon's personality 
Let's say there were a lot of auric dragons. And that 98.9% were exterminated.
all but one were exterminated
At the absolute high end, around 3k (three thousand).
We know barely anything about his personality aside from despising gods...
Yhar the On is probably the more sorrowful of the two Yhars, given that even if he had the knowledge that his kind weren't all saints, he'd still be sad that all of his kind are just... gone. Subsumed by humanity, whether by choice or not.
So let's call it around 99.97% extinct.
Are there any current references to Warhammer 40k in the mod?
No
I have no idea man.
Afaik
Yharim looks similar to a custodian
99% chance that wasn't intentional.

