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6/8/2025, 3:23:15 AM
And naturally, being a delta, the path of water splinters into several ahead of you. Here, there are three streams. On each of them, there're...flowers, with very geometric looking bulbs weighing them down. Whether viewed from above or the side, they have the appearance of perfect hexagons? Some of you are sure you've seen this shape before...
Watch-ed Roller whips up a gust of wind directed at one of the bulbs. Instantly, the flower opens and wilts, much like that other prismatic trinket in the back of your memories. Instead of anyone's voice being released by the destruction however, you get...nothing.
Unless you happen to have the Empathy skill. In that case, you're struck by a phantom sensation of glee. Given your (and Watch-ed Roller's) reactions, anyone can tell what just happened is another case of learnable sixth sense boondogglery. Your guides nod to eachother and confidently begin walking down one particular shifting among the many river forks. They seem convinced by that secondand emotion...
"And THAT'S a plism for you! Just chill them a bit and they'll OPEN right up!" Clefable calls as he leaves.
Except...These scissoring, winding water tunnels are doing a number on your eyes and senses. It's like looking into a milk painting or kaleidoscope, senses be damned. paths merge, fork through dunes like ghosts, and climbing up for a bird's eye view reveals...an endless plane of sand and algae. As soon as one Pokemon passes down a path, you lose track of them and their route...
Mystery Dungeon.
The plisms of the Dream Delta remember the feelings of all who pass through it, no matter how the dungeon mangles their routes. Their emotions might provide hints on how best to proceed as the river forks...but you'll only get those hints if you can sense those impulses. If you don't have Empathy Active or have Mental Fortress Active, your route is up to the whims of a d3 dice. You may want to buy the Empathy skill...or you may want to instead buy or save for one of the new IQ skills dropping on the skill rentry as I post. Both Empathy and...disaffection are plenty viable decisions. And you know what sixth senses have been doing to Pokemon lately...
The plisms on this three-way branch read...nothing, glee, and...a boiling territorial rage. If you can't feel any of that with Empathy, roll a D3.
Cress,taking her turn to push the Hatterene monument, sighs at Spike. "It's too muggy, these wrappings are ruined." She discards the bandages entombing her torso (26/26). "And I can only use Pyro Ball until I get a full meal...I won't be of any more use until then..."
Watch-ed Roller whips up a gust of wind directed at one of the bulbs. Instantly, the flower opens and wilts, much like that other prismatic trinket in the back of your memories. Instead of anyone's voice being released by the destruction however, you get...nothing.
Unless you happen to have the Empathy skill. In that case, you're struck by a phantom sensation of glee. Given your (and Watch-ed Roller's) reactions, anyone can tell what just happened is another case of learnable sixth sense boondogglery. Your guides nod to eachother and confidently begin walking down one particular shifting among the many river forks. They seem convinced by that secondand emotion...
"And THAT'S a plism for you! Just chill them a bit and they'll OPEN right up!" Clefable calls as he leaves.
Except...These scissoring, winding water tunnels are doing a number on your eyes and senses. It's like looking into a milk painting or kaleidoscope, senses be damned. paths merge, fork through dunes like ghosts, and climbing up for a bird's eye view reveals...an endless plane of sand and algae. As soon as one Pokemon passes down a path, you lose track of them and their route...
Mystery Dungeon.
The plisms of the Dream Delta remember the feelings of all who pass through it, no matter how the dungeon mangles their routes. Their emotions might provide hints on how best to proceed as the river forks...but you'll only get those hints if you can sense those impulses. If you don't have Empathy Active or have Mental Fortress Active, your route is up to the whims of a d3 dice. You may want to buy the Empathy skill...or you may want to instead buy or save for one of the new IQ skills dropping on the skill rentry as I post. Both Empathy and...disaffection are plenty viable decisions. And you know what sixth senses have been doing to Pokemon lately...
The plisms on this three-way branch read...nothing, glee, and...a boiling territorial rage. If you can't feel any of that with Empathy, roll a D3.
Cress,taking her turn to push the Hatterene monument, sighs at Spike. "It's too muggy, these wrappings are ruined." She discards the bandages entombing her torso (26/26). "And I can only use Pyro Ball until I get a full meal...I won't be of any more use until then..."
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