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			  | Ronin Of Dreams ->   RE: =EC OOC 2009= Spike and Sky Arenas   (7/15/2009 18:59:20) |  
			  | Interesting question, and SINCE you asked, I will elaborate to a degree.  To answer, I'm going to repaste two relevant conversations from the #Archipelago channel on irc.Caelestia.net which is the unofficial EC home instead of taking up #yulgarsinn with EC chatter.  (Hint: Slash is Kellehendros.)  Also, this isn't forgetting the massive hole in the middle.
 
 [10:30] <RoninOfDreams> Anyway, the gaps are enough to trip someone up
 [10:30] <TormentedDragon> must have been just your end. they weren't at all frozen for meh.
 [10:31] <TormentedDragon> ah, no man-sized holes then.
 [10:31] <RoninOfDreams> Not, however, large enough for, say, an entire foot to plunge down into nothingness
 
 [10:54] <RoninOfDreams> Think aztec/mayan structures
 [10:54] <Slash> Are they like stone paver sized?
 [10:55] <Slash> I might be imagining them too small
 [10:55] <RoninOfDreams> Only their depth is quite large
 [10:55] <TormentedDragon> ...ooooooh...
 [10:55] <RoninOfDreams> The smallest range from large cobblestones, the largest could comfortably fit two fighters.
 [10:56] * TormentedDragon sees it now.
 [10:56] <RoninOfDreams> Small and large relative to the top where you are standing
 [10:56] <RoninOfDreams> Two yards DEEP is about the average, sans wear-tear and refinishing shaving off a bit here and there
 [10:57] <TormentedDragon> I will murder my mouse and then burn it with holy fire.
 [10:57] <RoninOfDreams> See, I'm flexible to accomodate original interpretations.
 [10:57] <RoninOfDreams> But I don't mind filling in details when asked
 [10:57] <TormentedDragon> woof.
 [10:58] <Slash> do stones within each "ring" move at the same speed, or do larger stones move slower?
 [10:58] <TormentedDragon> my original interpretation was more like... boulders.
 [10:59] <RoninOfDreams> These were carved to fit, TD :P
 [10:59] <TormentedDragon> mmh.
 [10:59] <RoninOfDreams> Stones equidistant from the center move at uniform speed
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