Two days old and the Borogove Kickstarter is already 63% funded! Thank you so much everybody, I hope this keeps up!!! I’m so excited!
Two days old and the Borogove Kickstarter is already 63% funded! Thank you so much everybody, I hope this keeps up!!! I’m so excited!
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This question just popped in my head so I thought I’d ask…
wouldn’t there be some sort of copyright thingy with basing your
card game of of Alic in Wonderland? as it’s only “based” on I
doubt it but thought it’d be a question worth asking all things considered o3o
The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass are both in the Public Domain! So anyone can use them for anything. It’s one of the reasons why there are so many “re-imaginings” of Alice in Wonderland, hah hah.
Cool. Still find myself wanting to hug Bhadraksh though. XD
dont look now kory but your dream is about to come true about 330 dollars to go :)
100% borogove is to happen
This probably sounds like a stupid question, but wasn’t it called “BoroGROVE” in the comic?
Never mind; I saw the answer.
What is the difference between a shapeshifter’s powers and a medallion? Do shapeshifters have to be at a certain age before theycan use their shapeshifting, or is that just in Ike’s case? Saw that nagas were listed as shapeshifters, and got curios enough to finally ask.
As I understand it, the medallions hold some long dead magic user’s illusionary magic, which can be used by compatible individuals. Shapeshifters have the magical ability to change their true form. Because of that, I imagine shapeshifting takes a good amount of time to learn. I mean, think about how long it takes us to get to walking and talking, or to learn to read and write (everyone learns at ABOUT the same time, but it’s different for everyone). Any skill takes years to master, and some people are not compatible with certain skills (there’s a million reasons why someone might never master something, no matter how much effort they put into it) while others excel in them naturally in those same skills. I imagine there’s some shapeshifters who learn at a fairly young age and others who don’t catch on for a while.
Nagas are also prominant in Thailand. I went there recently, and they have a very interesting mix of Hindu and Buddhist culture.