Thread 11994539

What can change the nature of a man?

Numbers going up

Sexual frustration

Ghost pussy

not updating his journal

Getting ousted from the industry for sending spicy drunk messages to women

>>11994539 (OP)
What is a man?

>>11994701
A man is what he does.

Some kind of curse that makes him immortal or whatever I guess. He starts as a regular guy made of manstuff, and ends as beef jerky painted green.

Given how many people he's been over his immortality, there's no one answer. Every iteration of him is different, every life a new nature. What can change the nature of a man? Life.

>>11994539 (OP)
goth gf

>>11994621
this but also updating his journal.

estrogen.

>>11994539 (OP)
Inceldom. Turns a what was supposed to be an adult man into an eternal coping and seething machine.

>hear about the question
>immediately think "yeah all sorts of stuff"
>turns out that's the "true" answer
Alright.

>>11996812
It's actually belief, which is why all the answers are correct, because what you believe is the thing that has power over you.

>>11994539 (OP)
LSD.

>>11995672
The point of the question was telling the answer you believe is true. There is no wrong answer as long as the one you give is the truth. The Hag is only interested in opinions not actual facts.

>>11994539 (OP)
Nothing because he didn’t learn anything in the end and got no further forward.
He could have went to 2nd edition d&d hell thousands of years earlier if he hadn’t become immortal. Instead he just ended there later.

>>11994539 (OP)
HRT

>Once, a murderer roamed Sigil's streets, a black-hearted man by the name of Kossacs. He had been blessed by his Abyssal mother so that no one could strike him with an intent to harm or they themselves would die. He revelled in his blessing, using it to start fights and murder anyone who crossed his path.
>During one of his murderous rages, he was captured by the Harmonium with nets and brought before the Guvners. The trial was short, final, yet Kossacs laughed at the proceedings, knowing that no one among them could harm him without dying horribly. At the final day of his trial, he was proclaimed guilty and sentenced to death.
>Kossacs' sentence proclaimed by the Guvners was this: 'Confinement for thrice-thirty days, during which time you shall give up your life, be declared dead, and your body removed when all signs of life cease.' Kossacs laughed and dared any of them to try and harm him, yet the court was silent.
>The Mercykillers lead Kossacs to their prison and locked him in a dark, empty cell. There was no cot, no lights, and the only door was a steel grate in the ceiling.
>As they lowered him into the cell, the Mercykiller told him: 'In the corner of your cell will you find a chalice. It holds poison. Your death will be swift.'
>'Aren't you going to execute me?' Kossacs snarled at the guard.
>'No one in Sigil shall lay a hand on you with intent to harm,' came the Mercykiller's reply.
>'Then I spit on your cowardice!' Kossacs laughed, feeling for the chalice in the darkness, then hurling it at the wall and shattering it. Its poison dripped from the walls and dried, until it was no more. 'Come then - you will have to try and kill me now.'
>But there was no response from the grate in the ceiling. It was then that Kossacs noticed the cell had no cot. No lights. And no food and water. All that remained was the shattered chalice, the poison gone. And for the first time, Kossacs knew the icy touch of death's approach.

Not quite on topic but this dude's hair always made me chuckle. Did someone braid it into gay little dreadlocks with coloured beads threaded in, or does he do it himself first thing whenever he wakes up on the slab?

>>11994539 (OP)
Bout tree fiddy

>>11997090
It comes pre-braided every time as part of the package.

>>11994539 (OP)
bussy

>>11994539 (OP)
Class changing to a mage in order to break the game.

>>11996812
Yeah it's a stupid game

>>11994621
delete this

A MISERABLE PILE OF SECRETS! BUT ENOUGH TALK!

>>11997090
>doesn't understand save stating
Stay true /vr/. Stay true.

>>11994539 (OP)
Regret

>>11994539 (OP)
The fact that the game pats you on the back whichever answer you give crosses the line for me. Fucking philosophical wankery, all of it.

>>12001619
The setting of Planescape is built on philosophical wankery except that it's not wankery in that setting. Mortal beliefs shape the Planes, it's why if you give a fake name enough times to people in the game, the dude actually shows up in the bar. The game isn't a writer jerking off, it's an adventure that's very faithful to the source material.

>>12001163
Saved.

>What can change the nature of a man?
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