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Azurit: /* Deadlocked AIs */

2018-10-11T08:27:10Z

Deadlocked AIs

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	=== Deadlocked AIs ===		=== Deadlocked AIs ===

	Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions~~, Rites,~~ and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the white tags of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)		Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the white tags of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)

	=== Discovery ===		=== Discovery ===

	As the players learn more about The Citadel, more details may be added here.		As the players learn more about The Citadel, more details may be added here.

Azurit at 10:46, 27 September 2018

2018-09-27T10:46:02Z

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	{{Categories\|World}}		{{Categories\|World}}
	~~There was a decline.~~ An ancient, advanced ~~civilization used to exist~~. Relics of that ~~civilization~~ are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game will begin with the PCs first forays into this place.		An ancient, advanced civilisation thrived before the Decline. Relics of that civilisation are now scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game will begin with the PCs first forays into this place.

	=== Interactive Location ===		=== Interactive Location ===

Robb: /* Deadlocked AIs */

2018-09-20T21:50:31Z

Deadlocked AIs

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	=== Deadlocked AIs ===		=== Deadlocked AIs ===

	Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions, Rites, and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the ~~symbols~~ of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)		Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions, Rites, and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the white tags of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)

	=== Discovery ===		=== Discovery ===

	As the players learn more about The Citadel, more details may be added here.		As the players learn more about The Citadel, more details may be added here.

TSP at 21:25, 19 September 2018

2018-09-19T21:25:27Z

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	~~__TOC__~~		{{Categories\|World}}
	There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game will begin with the PCs first forays into this place.		There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game will begin with the PCs first forays into this place.

TSP at 11:38, 19 September 2018

2018-09-19T11:38:01Z

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			__TOC__
	There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game will begin with the PCs first forays into this place.		There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game will begin with the PCs first forays into this place.

	==== Deadlocked AIs ====		=== Interactive Location ===

			Interactives occur inside the Citadel; leaving the Citadel by any of the IC exits (which will be pointed out if they differ depending on venue) requires opening an ancient door, which takes about five seconds of appropriate roleplaying. We will find some way to prevent this making smashing the door in people’s faces OOC a great plan, whilst achieving the intent of this rule, which is to make escape difficult but not impossible.

			=== Deadlocked AIs ===

	Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions, Rites, and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the symbols of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)		Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions, Rites, and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the symbols of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)

	Interactives occur inside the Citadel; leaving the Citadel by any of the IC exits (which will be pointed out if they differ depending on venue) requires opening an ancient door, which takes about five seconds of appropriate roleplaying. We will find some way to prevent this making smashing the door in people’s faces OOC a great plan, whilst achieving the intent of this rule, which is to make escape difficult but not impossible.		=== Discovery ===

	As the players learn more about The Citadel, more details may be added here.		As the players learn more about The Citadel, more details may be added here.

Robb at 21:40, 18 September 2018

2018-09-18T21:40:58Z

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	There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game ~~begins as~~ PCs ~~enter the~~ first ~~room~~.		There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game will begin with the PCs first forays into this place.

	==== Deadlocked AIs ====		==== Deadlocked AIs ====

Azurit at 15:53, 18 September 2018

2018-09-18T15:53:43Z

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	{{IC\|In a world where humans have lost the secrets of science and technology, they cling to mutant powers and artificial intelligences to help them thrive in the Outlook. Ancient materials and new possibilities collide as exploring The Citadel offers up opportunities even to those who have completely forsworn the ways of the fallen civilisation. But these same wonders offer new dangers, as they discover what was once hidden inside...}}

	There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game begins as PCs enter the first room.		There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game begins as PCs enter the first room.

Azurit at 15:53, 18 September 2018

2018-09-18T15:53:11Z

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			{{IC\|In a world where humans have lost the secrets of science and technology, they cling to mutant powers and artificial intelligences to help them thrive in the Outlook. Ancient materials and new possibilities collide as exploring The Citadel offers up opportunities even to those who have completely forsworn the ways of the fallen civilisation. But these same wonders offer new dangers, as they discover what was once hidden inside...}}

	There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game begins as PCs enter the first room.		There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game begins as PCs enter the first room.

Azurit at 14:27, 18 September 2018

2018-09-18T14:27:55Z

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	There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game begins as PCs enter the first room.		There was a decline. An ancient, advanced civilization used to exist. Relics of that civilization are scattered across the “Outlook”. The plainest remnant is the Citadel. Since time immemorial, oral histories of every Tribe have described the humming, white walls. No human has ever entered it, and AIs have given little description, other than it was the seat of their creators’ power. Now it has opened, and the game begins as PCs enter the first room.

			==== Deadlocked AIs ====

	Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions, Rites, and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the symbols of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)		Inside, as well as near, the Citadel are some “deadlocked” AIs. These are unlike normal AIs in that they seem to be unable to interact directly, and do not have an identifiable nature or purpose. They observe Communions, Rites, and Rituals, and are known to answer basic questions. They are, as of yet, un-named. These are the refs, and AIs wearing the symbols of guides will always be impossible to impact or affect with skills, and will not involve themselves directly in plot, nor will the plot require interacting with them directly; although other AIs may be difficult to interact with, the term “deadlocked” is only used to refer to Ref AIs, and is insurmountable. (Deadlocked AIs are unable to distinguish between strains; they are equally accessible to either strain)

Azurit: Azurit moved page The Citadel to Citadel over a redirect without leaving a redirect

2018-09-18T12:20:15Z

Azurit moved page The Citadel to Citadel over a redirect without leaving a redirect

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