>>94561642
So like Nurgle, but without the rot and decay? That could work. Of course, maybe overdoing it can cause side effects...>>94541055
Well the writer ain't Lesscock>>94526366
>stagnation vs change
1/10 you got me to reply. The reason I like it is sort of two fold. The way that Absolute Chaos and Absolute Order undo themselves is much clearer in chaos vs order then for example good vs evil, the push to neutrality and to pragmaticism is pretty palpable in chaos vs order. Second it makes people stop thinking 'hurr he's a villain' so much, it's just so much metatextual information and assumption when you should look gifthorses in the mouth, especially when they 'come from good'. I just like the idea of law appearing and turning everything into a salt desert and noping out of there with the souls to let percolate in the crystal halls for 10,000 years in the hope that another will become a glorious archon of law.>>94566524
Who is that supposed to be?

Order vs. Chaos

How do you feel about the Order and Chaos divide and how does that affect your setting? I view it as stagnation vs change.

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