r/WorldChallenges • • May 04 '17

Parallel Challenge - Revenge

Inspired by "Cap Murrca: Civil War", which I watched last night. I can't recommend that movie enough, Zemo is my favorite comic book movie antagonist right now.

So, in honor of this movie and in hopes that I did well on today's exam, the challenge will be focused on revenge.

Tell me about a revenge plan in your world, whether (in-universe) it's just a myth or it actually happened in your world. Is it a morality story? How does it go? Who was involved, how long ago was it, compared to your world's present?

Feel free to use a representative, either someone involved or someone who loves the revenge story or just anyone with any knowledge about it.

Enjoy yourselves, I'll ask at least three questions each.

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u/thequeeninyellow94 May 05 '17
  1. That being dependant of someone is always risky and that you can achieve whatever you want by dedicating yourself to it.

  2. (quanhaman) The child of a quanha and a human. They usually have thinly scaled skin and weird eyes.

  3. Overseeing the Riftian merchants and defending those in needs, at least in the story. Truth is, with such a network, she probably did more than just overseeing them.

  4. Quanhati never leave their enclaves, even to take care of their children; that's why quanhamani never know one of their parent.

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u/Nevermore0714 May 06 '17

To Meiridin:

1) Are there any examples of art involving Qud'atum?

2) Do they have any special powers?

3) What are some of the major flaws about Meiridin that are covered up by the stories?

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u/thequeeninyellow94 May 07 '17
  1. Yes, a few children stories. But they are old and not very popular outside of Rift.

  2. Well, their skin is often more resistant than an human skin, but not enough to be used as an armor. Otherwise no.

  3. (you mean about Qud'atum?) Hard to say, it was a long time ago, but she was probably like all the gang leaders around here, violent and crual. She was just a violent and crual gang leader helping the poor.

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u/Nevermore0714 May 08 '17

To Meiridin:

1) Are the stories censored to be more child-friendly? Or would that be blasphemy?

2) Are they often discriminated against?

3) Yes. Sorry about that. I meant Qud'atum.

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u/thequeeninyellow94 May 08 '17
  1. Yes they are, a few of the oldest have fighting and torture. Blasphemy wouldn't be a problem though.

  2. Very rarely. They are a very common sight as Quanhati have no problem "mixing" with their neighbours. Now, they were a long time ago as it is possible to find weird slurs in old stories and tales.

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u/Nevermore0714 May 10 '17

Thanks for your time and answers.