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Post by Zula on Jul 11, 2013 15:39:56 GMT
This is a very old and much needed tradition.
Found a picture of kittens you like? Found a picture of something random on 9gag? Wanna simply comment something incredible random, or start a conversation about some random subject.
This is the place.
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Post by Wulfang on Jul 11, 2013 19:12:34 GMT
Let's start with the age old question:
Who would win in a fight between a fire elemental and a river?
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Post by Zula on Jul 11, 2013 20:58:53 GMT
Let's start with the age old question: Who would win in a fight between a fire elemental and a river? Depends on how big the river is.
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Post by Wulfang on Jul 12, 2013 2:16:09 GMT
This also hinges on whether or not you can "put out" a fire elemental. If you throw a fire elemental into a pool of water, does he instantly die? Does he evaporate all the water? Or does he make it boil, forever revolutionizing attempted record-breakings for the title of largest stew ever?
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Post by Zula on Jul 12, 2013 17:35:09 GMT
This also hinges on whether or not you can "put out" a fire elemental. If you throw a fire elemental into a pool of water, does he instantly die? Does he evaporate all the water? Or does he make it boil, forever revolutionizing attempted record-breakings for the title of largest stew ever? Once again, this all depends on the amount of water, and the power of the fire elemental. I think any fire elemental would die if he is attacked with an amount of water, similar to its own mass. As I think wind elemental would die if the disppersion of his own matter, achieves certain point.
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Post by sargepepper on Jul 12, 2013 18:33:51 GMT
I think a far more important question is, on a scale of 1 to "He Mad", how mad would be be if you called him a matchstick?
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Post by Wulfang on Jul 12, 2013 19:45:02 GMT
This also hinges on whether or not you can "put out" a fire elemental. If you throw a fire elemental into a pool of water, does he instantly die? Does he evaporate all the water? Or does he make it boil, forever revolutionizing attempted record-breakings for the title of largest stew ever? Once again, this all depends on the amount of water, and the power of the fire elemental. I think any fire elemental would die if he is attacked with an amount of water, similar to its own mass. As I think wind elemental would die if the disppersion of his own matter, achieves certain point. But fire doesn't have mass. So if a fire elemental is made of fire, he has no mass. I think a far more important question is, on a scale of 1 to "He Mad", how mad would be be if you called him a matchstick? I guess that's inversely proportional to how big he is. A bigger one wouldn't care, a small one would be pissed beyond all bounds because there's a degree of truth to the comparison. ~ Wulfang, Expert Pyrobiologist ~
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Post by sargepepper on Jul 12, 2013 21:17:31 GMT
This needs to be your signature. Hands down.
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Post by Zula on Jul 13, 2013 13:55:04 GMT
This needs to be your signature. Hands down. Agreed. Also Wulf, I think that the fire elementals must have some sort of mass, or core were the fire originally starts, otherwise if they don't have mass what are they? Pure energy?
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Post by Wulfang on Jul 13, 2013 20:32:14 GMT
Pure energy, yeah. Fire isn't something tangible, so why would a fire elemental be?
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Post by Zula on Jul 18, 2013 18:33:46 GMT
Pure energy, yeah. Fire isn't something tangible, so why would a fire elemental be? Because despite fire may be intangible, it always comes from something that isn't intangible.
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Post by Wulfang on Jul 18, 2013 18:44:16 GMT
You can have an oxygen+hydrogen fire, one the oxidant and the other the combustible, respectively. Both gases.
But still, that does carry some mass. But if we approach this from a purely physical standpoint, if a fire elemental is to have a combustible core, that core needs to be infinite to allow the fire to keep burning.
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Post by Zula on Jul 19, 2013 14:29:45 GMT
You can have an oxygen+hydrogen fire, one the oxidant and the other the combustible, respectively. Both gases. But still, that does carry some mass. But if we approach this from a purely physical standpoint, if a fire elemental is to have a combustible core, that core needs to be infinite to allow the fire to keep burning. It could be infinite, because its connected to the elemental realm, its the nexus that keeps the elemental existing on the phyisical plane.
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Post by Wulfang on Jul 19, 2013 15:47:11 GMT
So you're telling me fire elementals are an infinite source of fuel?
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Post by Zula on Jul 20, 2013 14:00:04 GMT
So you're telling me fire elementals are an infinite source of fuel? They could be! But I doubt elementals in general would look kindly on that.
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