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<blockquote data-quote="Fieari" data-source="post: 4667212" data-attributes="member: 16221">Well, we'd have to have an understanding of what Time Lords... do.&nbsp; I mean, besides exist.&nbsp; If all they do is exist in their 8th dimensional space, there's not much reason to be there, and presumably, there could be threats within universes that would force them in.&nbsp; In this respect, you could think of that 8th dimensional space as a &quot;heaven&quot;, so to speak.&nbsp; A place where they live, but not really the place where they work.Absolutely.&nbsp; Of course, really big sizes are important for rules purposes... a solar system sized creature interacting with a galaxy sized creature, for instance, is somewhat of a meaningful interaction, while to a simple human both are equally incomprehensibly big.THIS.&nbsp; DEFINITELY THIS.&nbsp; I WANT THIS.&nbsp; Ever since I've seen Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagaan, I've wanted this.&nbsp; Give them superstrings as whips and enormous blades made from super black holes with galaxies as shields.&nbsp; This is what time lords were created for, and I think 4e is the best opportunity to make playing such things actually feasible in terms of having a fun campaign.&nbsp; Perhaps you wouldn't play the whole game at this level, but playing as Great Old Ones who finally achieve Time Lord status in order to defeat an entire realm of existence for the last battle could be cool.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fieari, post: 4667212, member: 16221"] Well, we'd have to have an understanding of what Time Lords... do. I mean, besides exist. If all they do is exist in their 8th dimensional space, there's not much reason to be there, and presumably, there could be threats within universes that would force them in. In this respect, you could think of that 8th dimensional space as a "heaven", so to speak. A place where they live, but not really the place where they work. Absolutely. Of course, really big sizes are important for rules purposes... a solar system sized creature interacting with a galaxy sized creature, for instance, is somewhat of a meaningful interaction, while to a simple human both are equally incomprehensibly big. THIS. DEFINITELY THIS. I WANT THIS. Ever since I've seen Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagaan, I've wanted this. Give them superstrings as whips and enormous blades made from super black holes with galaxies as shields. This is what time lords were created for, and I think 4e is the best opportunity to make playing such things actually feasible in terms of having a fun campaign. Perhaps you wouldn't play the whole game at this level, but playing as Great Old Ones who finally achieve Time Lord status in order to defeat an entire realm of existence for the last battle could be cool. [/QUOTE]

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