Because she's too goddamned lazy to do her own research.
And her arm hurts too much. (Sympathy points?)
So, this is the thread where Cygan will post something she needs research done on; whether that be the effects of centrifugal forces on a cube-shaped world, the biology of a Leviathin, or the coolness rating of a pair of wings. And she expects you to do her research for her.
If you do, she will give you a cookie ^_^ It's chocolat and lolcat flavoured.
Or you could request a different prize. She will do everything in her power to grant your request if you do the research :/ She's not sure what else you might want, though.
Also, Cygan refers to herself in the third person now, for some reason.
Sooo... Go, research your heart away!
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random bit of knowledge.... eastern dragons are usually wise and good ... sort of like a sage, while western dragons tend to be treasure hording princess kidnapping village burning creatures ... hmm guess all dragons are pretty smart though i guess
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You win half a cookie, for giving me general facts.
I wanna know more specific details, though- like what could one do to appease each of the dragons? Which dragons had cooler abilities? Stuff like that.
It's for my shared universe. Star's already looking up Leviathins, and I'm doing Youkai, but we're the only ones at the moment :/
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oooh half a cookie ^^ i didnt expect to get any for random stuff coming from my "playing way to much games knowledge" but it did make me think... i think it shows that "western" cultures tend to be more negative than the eastern ones; i mean here someone finds dinosaur bones and it is assumed its a evil fire-breathing flying lizard there they think: "hmm its probably some wise mystical creature that brings good fortune"
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well it turned out most larger weapons weigh somewhere arround 6Kg(halberts, claymores) ... hmm that seems really light i better check again to make shure. i have seen some maces between 2-4 Kg... havent found anything on pikes yet
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ok this is what i found for now =/ it doesnt seem like they wore any special armor
Helmet Crest of the Roman Centurion The Roman Centurion was distinguished by their dress from the common soldier. The silver plated helmet of the Centurion was surmounted by a crest which was often made of horse-hair or feathers, and so made as to give an imposing look with the illusion of height that helped him to appear more commanding. The feathers included those from exotic birds including the ostrich or pea****. The centurion wore a transverse crest, meaning that it ran from side to side across his helmet. It is believed that the centurion wore this type of crest in battle during the early Empire to serve as a visual reference and rallying point for their men.
Roman Centurion Clothing The Roman Centurion wore the same basic style of clothes as the Roman Soldiers Clothing, although he had more heavily decorated silvered armor. They wore mail (lorica hamata) or scale armor (lorica squamata), generally about waist length with a curved lower edge in imitation of the bronze muscled cuirass worn by the Roman Tribunes. Their Cuirass, or breastplate was defensive armor for the torso, worn over a cloth, leather, or padded vest. The lower edge of the cuirass was curved and had one or more rows of round or long tongue-shaped lappets (pteryges) which formed a skirt. The Roman Centurion also wore ornate greaves on the front of the leg from the ankle to above the knee which were attached by straps and buckles. The centurion generally wore his ornate sword on the left and dagger on the right, the reverse of the common legionaries. The Roman Centurion also carried the vitis or vine staff which was a swagger stick about three feet in length originally made of grape vine. Their cloaks were typically pinned or fixed to the right shoulder, so as not to impede the movement of the right arm, with a clasp or brooch, called a fibula.
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ooooh i bet i can do that ^^ like what do you wanna know their role on earth? reason for existing? eeeeeuh i got a couple of good things from the sandman comic and D&D but i dont think(am quite shure) those are very biblical..... -_- i dun wanna read a bible so i guess ill go look for it on the interwebs ^^
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