Rayen
Constructively Discussional!
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So you will either "murder/kill Aegis" or "Not at all". I suppose the problem is that we can't really know that at this stage. Tomix is in the unique position where he can craft the lore/mechanics of fleshweaving around the implementation of a FW class. In other words, if the green light is given, he can make up whatever he wants about FW'ing to make it work storyline-wise and option-wise, without it being murder or anything. We've only had Roirr as an example of a FW, so as far as we know, he's actually got the wrong idea about FW'ing and that it can be achieved in other ways. My guess as to what FW'ing actually is, is that it's a sort of permanent soul-synch. where the souls of the spirit and the person get...combined. This might explain some of the physiological changes caused in Roirr - his soul is no longer just his own, so the shell of his body/his flesh is losing its sense of self-identity. Anyway, if it IS like a permanent soul synchronisation, the hero becoming a FW could be put down to a quest, where Aegis gets the idea to try some sort of weird new SW'ing thing and you can either agree to try it out or not. Since we know that SW'ing can be very dangerous and accidents definitely do happen <looks at Tomix>, something could go horribly wrong with the weaving technique and Aegis's soul gets trapped in our body permanently. Perhaps we'd even be able to talk to him still, the way the Roirr is talking to Vaal currently, and rather than dead (since we didn't intentionally eat/kill him like Roirr does), we both live in a symbiotic relationship as Fleshweavers. The whole name of the art might even get changed from Fleshweaving to something less ominous. We have no idea. Tomix did say that becoming a flesheweaver would be undo-able ONCE, so my accident idea would work in that we could go to a soulweaver and ask them to separate Aegis's soul from ours and then we'd never again make the same mistake that resulted in our former fleshweaveryness. Otherwise we could stay the way we are, with souls combined, to continue to save the world. Nothing evil there, just a mistake that was resulted from our lack of wisdom and curiosity. It COULD, however, be an actual evil thing, but we currently just don't know. Mind you, I'm dead-set against Fleshweaving or a Fleshweaver class from the information we've got so far from Roirr, locking off classes and devouring Aegis in some form. As others have said...it's just not something that the hero would be able to justify doing. If it is something as benign as a mistake that turns us into fleshweavers, or if it's actually not evil at all...then maybe I'd be ok with it being in-game. I still love having Aegis around, so I'd never become a FW, but I wouldn't be as annoyed about other monsters running around calling themselves 'heroes'.
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