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Voting For C. I. R. C. L. E. Articles 177-183


Toa_Ausar

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Confederated Inter-Related Collaborative League of Epics

 

Once again I'd like to welcome everyone, now straight to more business.

 

The one-hundred-seventy-seventh article proposed by Zorrakh is as follows:

Zorrakh hereby proposes that "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" become an alternate, parallel dimension, outside the Canon Universe from around the Year 1,000 A.G.C. onward, so that the "Census" count of fifty-seven living Toa during that brief moment in history need not apply.

 

Now, feel free to discuss this proposal in this thread and then vote.

 

All in favor vote "AYE".

 

All opposed vote "NAY" with an explanation.

 

The one-hundred-seventy-eighth article proposed by Makar is as follows:

Makar hereby proposes that within "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" shortly after Teridax had called the Convocation and announced his plan to overthrow the Great Spirit, but prior to the Raid on Artakha, the Makuta trio of Teridax, Mutran, and Antroz negotiated a deal with the Maker known as Venic.

 

Venic had supposedly built a large destructive automaton called the "The Diraz" (DEER-az), that the Brotherhood of Makuta was interesting in acquiring. In exchange for this robot and an army of one-hundred smaller robotic creatures, the Makuta agreed to help the Maker conquer the Isle of Zelix Nui, which he wanted to use for his own purposes. The Makuta planned to use the automatons to steal the Kanohi Marat from the Southern Islet of Marat Nui and then use both the army and the mask in their plot to overthrow the Matoran Universe.

 

Now, feel free to discuss this proposal in this thread and then vote.

 

All in favor vote "AYE".

 

All opposed vote "NAY" with an explanation.

 

The one-hundred-seventy-ninth article proposed by Makar is as follows:

Makar hereby proposes that within "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" the Makuta Antroz shall henceforth be considered the creator of the Rahi species "Kahu" until such time as a Canon creator is revealed.

 

Now, feel free to discuss this proposal in this thread and then vote.

 

All in favor vote "AYE".

 

All opposed vote "NAY" with an explanation.

 

The one-hundred-eightieth article proposed by Iro is as follows:

Iro hereby proposes that parallel to "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" there exists "The Fractures Alternate Universe" that mirrored the Canon Universe until the point where the Great Beings created the Matoran Universe. At that point, two Great Beings, who had left Spherus Magna prior to "The Shattering", were shunned by their brethren, who believed that the two simply abandoned the rest of them out of cowardice.

 

Eons after the Matoran Universe was seized by Makuta Teridax, these two Great Beings decided that they would make another universe of their own, like the one the other Great Beings had made on Spherus Magna, but they believed that theirs would be infinitely better. The result was a planet that rivaled Spherus Magna in size that they named "Murtua" (murr-TOO-uh).

 

The two Great Beings created many of existing species that had been planned for the Matoran Universe including Matoran, Toa, Vortixx, Skakdi, etc.; as well as some from Spherus Magna including Agori, Glatorian, Skrall, and Vorox. Yzaa, one of the two Great Beings, had evil intent however, and created other species such as Makuta, Rahkshi, the six prime species that became Barraki in the Matoran Universe, and more; intending those beings to rule this new planet of Murtua.

 

After the creation of Toa, Yzaa created a Toa of Shadow named Ulreq as a personal joke and unleashed him on the gigantic western continent, "Uteara" (OO-tay-ahr-uh). The Toa of Shadow was rejected by his fellow Toa and began causing a series of conflicts with the others. He wound up commanding an army of Rahkshi, which planned to attack the Central City of Uteara. Just before the invasion started, Yzaa transformed Ulreq into a creature of pure Shadow, however he was severely weakened by his creation, who then plunged a spear into one of Yzaa's lungs before raiding the city.

 

After hearing of the attack on the Central City, four Toa - Tyverus, Toa of Fire; Ujama, Toa of Jungle; Netruhl, Toa of Earth; and Inquer, Toa of Light - decided to gather their own army of Toa and a year-long war erupted across Uteara. Deccius, the other Great Being, responded by creating the species known as "Atreu" (see Article 181 for details), which were intended to be the guardian species of the planet of Murtua.

 

The Atreu species then got involved with the war, sending their warrior class to aid the Toa. One specific Atreu named Ava-xar, then called Ava-var, went after the Toa of Shadow and defeated him in combat, forcing him to retreat to a place where his wounds could heal. The combined might of the Toa and Atreu proceeded to destroy the army of Rahkshi, all but winning the war. In response however, Yzaa descended upon the planet and destroyed the Atreu species to ensure that should another force of evil arise, they would not aid their Toa allies. He wiped out nearly the entire Atreu species leaving just one named Zha-xar alive.

 

In the Eastern Hemisphere, there was no such conflict, and the Matoran and Agori there constructed vast technologically advanced cities. One was hovering in the sky and one was deep below the waves of the Great Sea. Unlike Mahri Nui on the planet of Aqua Magna, this was an actual city, not just a settlement. To the east of both cities was a small country that was used as a mining site for both cities. Outside of a few disputes over resources, the Eastern Hemisphere had never seen great conflict. Still, there were three mighty dragons that acted as guardians for each of the areas; Argonus, Guardian of the Sky, Trithia, Guardian of the Depths, and Grevin, Guardian of the Underground. These three ensured that there would be no invasion from any outsiders of the Eastern Hemisphere. Later on however, the Makuta Vraal and his vezon came to the City in the Sky and their battle ended up sinking a portion of the city into the sea below, destroying a small section of the City in the Depths as well.

 

A few main differences between the Planet of Murtua and the Matoran Universe are that "Sand" exists as an Elemental Power here, meanwhile the Elemental Power of "Disintegration" is referred to solely by its' alternate name of "Acid". Furthermore, the Vorox and Zesk exist simply as creatures and have always been bestial, never having regressed from the Agori and Glatorian species. There does exist however, a tribe of "Sand Agori", meanwhile all members of the Glatorian species do not have latent Elemental Powers. What became of both Deccius and Yzaa is unknown, though it is believed that both remain alive on another, unknown planet.

 

Now, feel free to discuss this proposal in this thread and then vote.

 

All in favor vote "AYE".

 

All opposed vote "NAY" with an explanation.

 

The one-hundred-eighty-first article proposed by Iro is as follows:

Iro hereby proposes that exclusive to the planet of "Murtua" there resides an ancestral species to the Rakile known as "Atreu" (uh-TRAY-oo) that, like the Shaloxx, fail to exhibit the various castes displayed by their descendants.

 

Most Atreu are very knowledgeable of the past and constantly seek new knowledge, but are also born fighters, each capable of defeating some of the most skilled Toa. Their speech is very formal; to the point where they often stretch out their sentences, using more complex words and wording than is necessary, in an attempt to avoid speaking bluntly. Atreu tend to use analogies and similes while speaking and refuse to use slang terms or contractions because they feel language is a beautiful thing and it shouldn't be cut down, kept minimal, or otherwise corrupted.

 

All Atreu exhibit three common powers that can only be accessed during combat towards a noble goal. These three attributes are Illusion Dispelling, Limb Regrowth, and Electricity Channeling. The latter allows an Atreu struck by electrical energies to channel said energy through their body and expel it through another body part or weapon. This does not mean that an Atreu can create electrical energies nor control them, simply that they can channel them. Lastly, a very small number of Atreu have been shown to be telepathic as well.

 

Atreu nomenclature follows the specific pattern of a combination of any two letters plus a vowel followed by one of three suffixes. The first suffix, "-sar", is reserved for Atreu of the scholar class. The second suffix, "-var", is reserved for Atreu of the warrior class. And the third suffix, "-xar", is an honorary title bestowed solely upon Atreu who have accomplished deeds of such importance or bravery that they are henceforth recognized for these actions, however the Atreu do not consider "utter foolishness" to be a valid substitute for bravery.

 

Now, feel free to discuss this proposal in this thread and then vote.

 

All in favor vote "AYE".

 

All opposed vote "NAY" with an explanation.

 

The one-hundred-eighty-second article proposed by Koji is as follows:

Koji hereby proposes that within "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" there resides a particularly vicious and vile species known as the "Musvo'wo" (MUH-voh-woh). Despite their stature compared to other species, which is typically a head shorter than a Toa, these slim, muscular, and fast beings are born fighters. They use their naturally occurring tentacle appendages to create new, powerful, and deadly techniques, such as grabbing an opponent's feet, yanking them into the air over a tree limb, leaping up, and then pile-driving them into the ground below.

 

The Musvo'wo reside on one of the various Southern Islands of the Eastern Chain. A few have sought out employment by joining the Dark Hunters, or vice versa, however most typically stick to themselves, remaining in the immediate vicinity of their homeland. For unknown reasons they despise the Makuta and all things related to them, often butchering Visorak, Rahkshi, or any other servants of the Makuta they happen to come across.

 

Now, feel free to discuss this proposal in this thread and then vote.

 

All in favor vote "AYE".

 

All opposed vote "NAY" with an explanation.

 

The one-hundred-eighty-third article proposed by Koji is as follows:

Koji hereby proposes that within "The C.I.R.C.L.E. Universe" there resides a sub-species of Kabarn known as "Voeren" (VOH-rehn) that, like their brethren reside in the Southern Islands. While the Kabarn are primarily treasure hunters, the Voeren are warriors and spies. No members of this species have powers, but they do have heightened senses, and swift bodies. Primarily they wear dark colored armor, but it still isn't uncommon to see them wear other colors, especially while in training or during mock battles. Commonly they wield daggers or other covert weapons, with only the most arrogant willing to wield weapons such as swords, which are deemed to be a weapon to be looked down upon by their society.

 

Members of this species are almost always sly and ruthless regardless of their sex. Females are also meticulous and restless, meanwhile the males are blunt, cocky, and arrogant. Traditionally it is the men that use weapons like swords or maces in combat, instead of abiding by their societal norms, because of their hubris. The Voeren despise their Kabarn brethren for their treasure hunting ideals as opposed to the more natural murderous, fighting ideal of their own species. Usually Voeren will deny relation to Kabarn, and both believe it's a good thing that the Southern Islands are so vast because neither species endeavors to come into contact with the other.

 

The Voeren were originally lead by a single elder. But with the growing number of trained assassins covering their island, some decide to vie for power, and thereby initiated one man coup attempts, killing their then-leaders single-handedly if possible, or dying in the process. The leadership of the island therefore became sporadic, though most Voeren didn't care anymore who their leader was, as long as their societal ways were upheld.

 

Being great warriors, the Dark Hunters seek them out fairly commonly, but the Voeren typically don't sell themselves out, rather deciding to try to fend off the Dark Hunters who try to take them by force into service. There are few who do willingly sell themselves into service of the Dark Hunters, one being best known Voeren, a female named Lariska.

 

Now, feel free to discuss this proposal in this thread and then vote.

 

All in favor vote "AYE".

 

All opposed vote "NAY" with an explanation.

 

And with that said, I open this thread up for discussion on the various articles for the proposed enhancement of our group structure and joint storyline.

 

Please be sure to vote on all seven articles in this thread.

 

Also, note that this discussion and the corresponding voting will end at 1200 PST (Noon in the Pacific Time Zone) on Monday, January 25th, 2010 provided at least 2/3 of C.I.R.C.L.E. members have voted at that point.

 

Lastly, the C.I.R.C.L.E. members will be notified of the results via the C.I.R.C.L.E. Results Overview & Discussion thread, however, when there are other blog threads where authors can vote on the proposals surrounding the details of C.I.R.C.L.E., that communication will still happen via PM.

 

Thanks.

 

UPDATE: Article 177 has been defeated with a total of "FOURTEEN NAY VOTES TO SEVEN AYE VOTES", also

Article 178 has passed with a total of "NINETEEN AYE VOTES TO TWO NAY VOTES", next

Article 179 has passed via "UNANIMOUS DECISION", plus

Article 180 has passed with a total of "SEVENTEEN AYE VOTES TO FOUR NAY VOTES", furthermore

Article 181 has passed with a total of "NINETEEN AYE VOTES TO TWO NAY VOTES", meanwhile

Articles 182 & 183 have both passed via "UNANIMOUS DECISION" and the polls are now closed.

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Okay, redo.

 

Article 177: Aye, because the article sounds well-thought out and necessary for the author(s) epic(s).

Article 178: Aye, because the article sounds well-thought out and necessary for the author(s) epic(s).

Article 179: Aye, because the article sounds well-thought out and necessary for the author(s) epic(s).

Article 180: Aye, because the article sounds well-thought out and necessary for the author(s) epic(s).

Article 181: Aye, because the article sounds well-thought out and necessary for the author(s) epic(s).

Article 182: Aye, because the article sounds well-thought out and necessary for the author(s) epic(s).

Article 183: Aye, because the article sounds well-thought out and necessary for the author(s) epic(s).

 

Sorry about that.

 

~B~

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177- NAY. This gives much more freedom to all epic writers. Sorry, I didn't understand this upon first reading as the rest of you did. I don't like the idea of something branching off from canon, then reverting back to it. Although, an alternate universe in itself may be another choice.

178- AYE.

179- AYE. I don't think we have to worry about a canon creator being named, though.

180- AYE. I believe that we can make any and all the parallel universes we want, seeing as none of them have to follow any rules.

181- AYE. Again, alternate universe.

182- AYE. Although slim and muscular don't exactly sound right when used together. To me, at least.

183- AYE.

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I vote "NAY" on Article 177. It's the absolute least imaginative answer to this that I can imagine, furthermore I believe that it stifles creativity.

 

Meanwhile, I now vote "AYE" on Article 178 following Makar 's recent revision.

 

Next, I vote "AYE" on Article 179, as well since I see no reason to oppose it.

 

Now, I've thought it over and decided to vote "NAY" on Article 180. Up until this point all C.I.R.C.L.E.-related content is exclusively related to the Matoran Universe and thus this is a very large step into foreign territory that would make things very complicated for me. :shrugs:

 

Anyway, I don't really oppose anything in terms of the details of Article 181 per say, however an exclusive species to a location I oppose is totally unnecessary, therefore I vote "NAY" here as well.

 

Lastly, I vote "AYE" on Articles 182 & 183, as again I see no reason to oppose either of them.

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177: Despite the fact that it does seem to be dodging the "fifty" rule a bit too easily, I vote AYE because it seems to be necessary to a specific story. Besides, I believe we've been pushing the limit for a loooong time anyways.

 

NAY. Please see my post below :lookhere:

man is that emote creepy

 

178: AYE.

179: Sure, I see no problem with that. AYE.

180: Seems vital to an epic, and since it's an alternate universe I see no confliction with the canon here. AYE.

181: AYE.

182: Awesome. A suitable race for the Southern Islands. AYE.

183: Seems fitting for Lariska's race, and it's a good idea in general. AYE.

 

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177-Aye, could make for some interesting ideas. Toa wars?

178-Aye, as of revision. I see no problems with this anymore.

180-Aye, very interesting idea for this new world. Sounds fantastic.

181-Aye, no qualms about this species

182-Aye, of course, it's mine

183-Aye, same reason

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I vote "NAY" on Article 177. It's the absolute least imaginative answer to this that I can imagine, furthermore I believe that it stifles creativity.

 

Like Cap'n K said, we have been pushing it a bit. Take for example, the Terra Nui Saga. According to BS01, the Bohrok struck less than a year ago, to current story. Again, according to BS01. Current story is on Bara Magna. We can assume this is 1,000 YAGC +/- a few hundred. So, Teridax is more than likely going to die, and all the Matoran and Toa will live on the reconstructed Spherus Magna. But the stories of Terra Nui, which takes place 5,400 Years after the Great Cataclysm, must occur within the Great Spirit's body. Even your epic takes place long after this. Do I make sense?

 

 

EDIT- Eh, doesn't matter. See above post.

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Article 177- Nay. It seems to me its saying that the C.I.R.C.L.E Universe becomes a parrallel universe then reverts back. I could be reading that wrong though.

Article 178-Nay, well think about it. The BoM didnt know about OOMN at that time so why would they want these creation to strike at a organisation they dont know about.

Article 179-Aye, no reason to oppose

Article 180- Aye, no reason to oppose

Article 181-Aye, no reason to oppose

Article 182-Aye, no reason to oppose

Article 183-Aye, no reason to oppose

 

~Zahaku~

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177: Aye. I believe it'll open up more room for creativity.

 

178: Aye.

 

179: Aye.

 

180: Aye. That's basically the plot of "Forgotten," and it leads up to "Fractures" and its sequel epics, so I can't oppose it. And while this does not take place in the Matoran Universe, one of the sequels to "Fractures" basically ends with Iro getting transported there by some means, so it's not like none of my epics will take place in the Matoran Universe.

 

181: Aye. The Atreu are a major part of my plot, not to mention one of the main villains is an Atreu himself.

 

182: Aye.

 

183: Aye.

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177 - I change my vote to Nay. I didn't understand it at first, but now I do. I believe that this is basically a "comfort-zone" so that the C.I.R.C.L.E. universe can not have to worry about the Canon story past the year stated in the article. The whole point of us being together is to create a universe within the Canon story and making an alternate universe for the C.I.R.C.L.E. that cuts out most of the canon story is not a good idea. I suggest that if you are worried about the number of Toa, then move your story to a different time or create your own alternate universe

178 - Aye.

179 - Aye.

180 - Aye, sounds important to an epic's plotline.

181 - Aye.

182 - Aye, interesting species.

183 - Aye, sounds like the matoran version of the ones above.

 

178-Nay, just because that would mean the Brotherhood knew of the Order at that time, unless that could be explained somehow. Did they know of the Order directly, or did they just know there was a group that they should attack?

Eh, well that's a mistake on my part. I was just assuming that they knew each other. Well, they basically want control of the universe, so I will say that they just wanted to attack a third party that was controlling the universe.

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Article 177: Nay. I don't think a universe could become an alternate timeline temporarily; that just doesn't make sense.

 

Article 178: Nay. As pointed out, the Brotherhood didn't know about the Order at that time. Also, the "several thousand Matoran corpses" thing kind of bothers me, because I can't really imagine the Matoran Universe having more than a few million inhabitants at most; unless the Brotherhood had been saving corpses for years for some reason, I'd think that's a lot of Matoran to suddenly die without having some major repercussions throughout the rest of the universe. Now that the article has been revised, I change my vote to Aye.

 

Article 179-183: Aye, I don't see any reason to oppose any of these.

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Article 177- Undecided. I really don't know what to vote on this. I'd like to say NAY, but voting AYE would be much be more convienient(SP?)NAY- How would it have become a different dimension, and then joinded back together? It doesn't really make sense.

Article 178- NAY- Karzahni had no knowledge of the outside universe prior to the arrival of Jaller and his group of to-be Toa.AYE. I see no reason to oppose the revised article.

Article 179-AYE

Article 180-AYE

Article 181-AYE

Article 182-AYE

Article 183-AYE

 

 

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Article 177: Nay, doesn’t make sense to me with the whole temporarily separate issue.

Article 178: Seems fairly reasonable.. Aye

Article 179: Aye, seems reasonable.

Article 180: Nay, while the idea seems interesting, a whole new planet just seems to complicate things far too much. A new large dome would work out much better in my opinion.

Article 181: Aye, I like it.

Article 182: Aye, Sounds good.

Article 183: Aye, interesting.

Article 184: Aye, also interesting

 

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I believe we've been pushing the limit for a loooong time anyways.

, can you elaborate for me on who exactly you feel is pushing this limit?

 

For example, considering all the various stories that make up the continuity of the three members of the TURAGA COUNCIL, we have a grand total of
two
Toa alive during the Year 1,001
A.G.C.
, and one of those is questionable in terms of whether or not it would be included.

 

Either way, what I'm trying to say is that it still leaves at least thirty-two more slots, from the other member's stories, for characters that are both alive and Toa during that brief moment in history.

Take for example, the Terra Nui Saga.

, I'm not sure what you're trying to say here?

 

There are
no
living Toa during the Year 1,001
A.G.C.
in the
Terra Nui Trilogy
.

 

Also, we are fully aware that we may have to develop
as the Canon Story moves forward, but that's simply a fact of life for all types of fan fiction.
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177 - Aye. Interesting.

178 - Aye.

179 - Aye.

180 - Aye, sounds important to an epic's plotline.

181 - Aye.

182 - Aye, interesting species.

183 - Aye, sounds like the matoran version of the ones above.

 

178-Nay, just because that would mean the Brotherhood knew of the Order at that time, unless that could be explained somehow. Did they know of the Order directly, or did they just know there was a group that they should attack?

Eh, well that's a mistake on my part. I was just assuming that they knew each other. Well, they basically want control of the universe, so I will say that they just wanted to attack a third party that was controlling the universe.

But, OOMN wasnt controlling the Universe . :???:

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Aye to Article 177. Hmmm... That "short period of time" escaped my eyes when I was asked if it sounded right... No, I don't mean that it's only for a short time: I mean the whole time. Sorry about the confusion. I mean that the count of 57 Toa in the universe not apply to our universe, since we would be waaay over the limit. If I could trouble you to change that, Ausar, I would appreciate it.

 

EDIT: Aye to Article 178. I now ahve no problem with this article.

 

Aye to Article 179. I see no problem with it, but I'm afriad I can't picture him making that species of Rahi. :P

 

Aye to Article 180. I see no problem with it.

 

Aye to Article 181. I see no problem with it.

 

Aye to Article 182. I see no problem with it.

 

Aye to Article 183. I see no problem with it, and it settles the matter on what species Lariska is (for us).

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I believe we've been pushing the limit for a loooong time anyways.

, can you elaborate for me on who exactly you feel is pushing this limit?

 

For example, considering all the various stories that make up the continuity of the three members of the TURAGA COUNCIL, we have a grand total of
two
Toa alive during the Year 1,001
A.G.C.
, and one of those is questionable in terms of whether or not it would be included.

 

Either way, what I'm trying to say is that it still leaves at least thirty-two more slots, from the other member's stories, for characters that are both alive and Toa during that brief moment in history.

Take for example, the Terra Nui Saga.

, I'm not sure what you're trying to say here?

 

There are
no
living Toa during the Year 1,001
A.G.C.
in the
Terra Nui Trilogy
.

 

Also, we are fully aware that we may have to develop
as the Canon Story moves forward, but that's simply a fact of life for all types of fan fiction.
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Simple, Toa_Ausar, I misunderstood the article. I took it as the CIRCLE branching off just a year prior to said year, and staying there. Not going back.

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The one-hundred-seventy-seventh article "AYE"

 

The one-hundred-seventy-eighth article "AYE"

 

The one-hundred-seventy-ninth article "AYE"

 

The one-hundred-eightieth article "AYE"

 

The one-hundred-eighty-first article "AYE"

 

The one-hundred-eighty-second article "AYE"

 

The one-hundred-eighty-third article "AYE"

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NAY to Article 177: I consider this to be an unneccesary course of action. Might it be possible that some Toa had merely avoided the census?

AYE to Article 178: Karzahni had no knowledge of Makuta, Mata Nui, or even Toa before Jaller and his team arrived there. Not to mention the Brotherhood only suspected the existence of a third faction, they were not sure.

AYE to Article 179: While I see no reason to oppose it, I am curious as to why it's being proposed.

AYE to Article 180: Seeing as how it is an alternate universe, I see little reason to oppose it.

AYE to Article 181: As this supports Article 180, it too shall have my support.

AYE to Article 182: No reason to oppose.

AYE to Article 183: It's good to see a name to Lariska's species.

 

Since there does seem to be a concern about the 57 Toa "limit," perhaps we should create our own Toa census?

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AYE to Article 179: While I see no reason to oppose it, I am curious as to why it's being proposed.

 

Aye to Article 179. I see no problem with it, but I'm afriad I can't picture him making that species of Rahi. tongue.gif

The prologue of my epic, Withering Soul, explains why he's making it. =)

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NAY to Article 177: I consider this to be an unneccesary course of action. Might it be possible that some Toa had merely avoided the census?

NAY to Article 178: Karzahni had no knowledge of Makuta, Mata Nui, or even Toa before Jaller and his team arrived there. Not to mention the Brotherhood only suspected the existence of a third faction, they were not sure.

AYE to Article 179: While I see no reason to oppose it, I am curious as to why it's being proposed.

AYE to Article 180: Seeing as how it is an alternate universe, I see little reason to oppose it.

AYE to Article 181: As this supports Article 180, it too shall have my support.

AYE to Article 182: No reason to oppose.

AYE to Article 183: It's good to see a name to Lariska's species.

 

Since there does seem to be a concern about the 57 Toa "limit," perhaps we should create our own Toa census?

 

The only reason I proposed the article is because I was certain that there would be members that would wish to keep (some of) their Toa alive if they wish to write their epic(s) during the time of Teridax's Reign. Just to throw this out, GregF is the one that gave the current amount of Toa in the Matoran Universe, unlike the Makuta census which was told to us by an Order member.

AYE to Article 179: While I see no reason to oppose it, I am curious as to why it's being proposed.

 

Aye to Article 179. I see no problem with it, but I'm afriad I can't picture him making that species of Rahi. tongue.gif

The prologue of my epic, Withering Soul, explains why he's making it. =)

 

Okay, thanks. I'll try to carve out time to read and review your epic.

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Article 177: "Nay" Honestly, I love the fact that we stick to the canon story, as it allows for writers to be challenged in coming up with ways to stay with the back bone of the story.

 

Article 178 Through 183: "Aye" Each of these articles are well put together, and do not conflict storyline, nor do I have any reason to conflict them as none of the species of events conflict with my own story.

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