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<blockquote data-quote="darklight" data-source="post: 1539200" data-attributes="member: 2450">Bendris Noulg wrote: I've been using this for about the last 5 years... <a href="http://mimir.net/essays/planarphysics.html" target="_blank">http://mimir.net/essays/planarphysics.html</a>Wow, thats very interesting and well put together. I especially like how it explains how life and 'unlife' and energy drain works.In one of my homebrew worlds (that I have yet to play in, sadly) this would fit well. In this world the sun doesn't move, instead the energy it emits changes from positive (daylight) to negative (darkness). Most creatures use only one form of energy (as described in the essay) but some have evolved to the point where they utilise both positive and negative energy, essentially making them immortal, since they never 'spend' their inherent energy...Hmm...I have to think some more on this...also how does magic fit the picure?Oh, to answer the question: I hadn't really thought about it, but I suppose so, since I like 'scientific rationalization' for just about anything...darklight</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darklight, post: 1539200, member: 2450"] Bendris Noulg wrote: I've been using this for about the last 5 years... [url]http://mimir.net/essays/planarphysics.html[/url] Wow, thats very interesting and well put together. I especially like how it explains how life and 'unlife' and energy drain works. In one of my homebrew worlds (that I have yet to play in, sadly) this would fit well. In this world the sun doesn't move, instead the energy it emits changes from positive (daylight) to negative (darkness). Most creatures use only one form of energy (as described in the essay) but some have evolved to the point where they utilise both positive and negative energy, essentially making them immortal, since they never 'spend' their inherent energy... Hmm...I have to think some more on this...also how does magic fit the picure? Oh, to answer the question: I hadn't really thought about it, but I suppose so, since I like 'scientific rationalization' for just about anything... darklight [/QUOTE]

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