Do you think there is a sense of superiority amongst the people of Akva that they sit at the center of the universe, since they're the providers of Khor? Do they feel they are the "birthplace" of these world's cultures and subcultures? Like the Vatican kind of sits at the center of Catholicism and its offshoots.
I have to admit there are certain posts I am behind on, but man if nerding out on all this background doesn’t increase the urge to catch up on missed posts and nerd out on the ones I’ve already read! You all have the best job (and you’re pretty stellar at it)!
I hope you all find a way to pull this together into some type of encyclopedia once you hit the point of putting together collected editions!
Mr. Hickman, I subbed for two reasons: #1 I wanted to start on this 3 Worlds/3 Moons adventure (excellent btw) and…. #2 I’m desperately trying to get an answer to my X Men question: How exactly did Arak Coral and Summoner show up in the South Pacific if Arakko was trapped in the realm of Amenth following the severing of Okkara; also, if he could just show up, doesn’t that negate the need for Summoner to convince Apocalypse to build the bridge between Otherworld and Krakoa?
I’m purposely flying through these posts and commenting without reading other comments (like I normally would) so I can look back later and at least feel like I was reading the posts in a timely basis. It’s obvious to me that you guys are already in the next cycle mentally. Lol! I would really love for the “messiah” to emerge from the Khor at some point. Do you plan to add that kind of prophecy to the religion? I hope you turn the story of sacrifice on its head and choose reciprocity as the redeemer instead of “blood & body” doctrine. The imagery of the tides and waves ebbing and flowing on AKVA with a golden tint as the prophecies occur have my imagination running wild. I’m pretty sure that very few understand; probably those who have been in tune with the narrative from the start of 3W/3M.
Do you think there is a sense of superiority amongst the people of Akva that they sit at the center of the universe, since they're the providers of Khor? Do they feel they are the "birthplace" of these world's cultures and subcultures? Like the Vatican kind of sits at the center of Catholicism and its offshoots.
I have to admit there are certain posts I am behind on, but man if nerding out on all this background doesn’t increase the urge to catch up on missed posts and nerd out on the ones I’ve already read! You all have the best job (and you’re pretty stellar at it)!
I hope you all find a way to pull this together into some type of encyclopedia once you hit the point of putting together collected editions!
Mr. Hickman, I subbed for two reasons: #1 I wanted to start on this 3 Worlds/3 Moons adventure (excellent btw) and…. #2 I’m desperately trying to get an answer to my X Men question: How exactly did Arak Coral and Summoner show up in the South Pacific if Arakko was trapped in the realm of Amenth following the severing of Okkara; also, if he could just show up, doesn’t that negate the need for Summoner to convince Apocalypse to build the bridge between Otherworld and Krakoa?
Sorry, this is making me insane
I’m purposely flying through these posts and commenting without reading other comments (like I normally would) so I can look back later and at least feel like I was reading the posts in a timely basis. It’s obvious to me that you guys are already in the next cycle mentally. Lol! I would really love for the “messiah” to emerge from the Khor at some point. Do you plan to add that kind of prophecy to the religion? I hope you turn the story of sacrifice on its head and choose reciprocity as the redeemer instead of “blood & body” doctrine. The imagery of the tides and waves ebbing and flowing on AKVA with a golden tint as the prophecies occur have my imagination running wild. I’m pretty sure that very few understand; probably those who have been in tune with the narrative from the start of 3W/3M.
I would listen to Al & Jon's God Talk.