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| **Lore and Design**\\ | **Lore and Design**\\ |
| Folks outside Planarcadia often have the wrong idea. They think giving an imagenae a mighty "lore" or making it huge makes it powerful. But can their bodies even handle that much energy? The thundercoils powering Planarcadia are already at the absolute limit of what a core can sustain. As Planarcadia loses its imagination for grand things and moves toward realism, creating large imagenae has become even harder. Besides, any "lore" you give them needs the right amount of Wishpower to actually work. | Folks outside Planarcadia often have the wrong idea. They think giving an imagenae a mighty "lore" or making it huge makes it powerful. But can their bodies even handle that much energy? The thundercoils powering Planarcadia are already at the absolute limit of what a core can sustain. As Planarcadia loses its imagination for grand things and moves toward realism, creating large imagenae has become even harder. Besides, any "lore" you give them needs the right amount of Wishpower to actually work. |
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| | For example, if an artist tries to make an imagenae that's invincible and has rocket punches using only their own Wishpower, the core probably won't form at all. At best, you'd get an incomplete creature. The sanitarium in Duomension City is full of these "defective" beings born from selfish whims. It's now a serious crime under the //Faekind Protection Act//, right up there with trying to create a human imagenae. |
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| | On a small scale, a new imagenae looks just like what the artist drew. But on a larger scale, certain forms are just "better" at holding Wishpower. Artists draw what people love, and those popular designs soak up Wishpower more easily. When buff cats are in, the Wishpower follows. But now that everyone wants "tiny kittens," those muscular lightpaws are left out in the cold, starving for Wishpower. |
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| | There's a lot of debate on how the moonlulls evolved from rabbits into humanoids. But for most folks, "changing trends" or "shifting art styles" is all the explanation they need for how imagenae change over time. |
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| | So, did you get all that? |
