I guess you wanna make a Servant Compendium? We usually dont post our whole sheets here, but rather link to them I suggest you delete the other blog, and change this one to a real compendium. you can use code like this [post=postID]Class - name[/post] the postID is the number at the end of the url if you click the #XXXX post number in the top right corner. In Hobbes case it is 3108909, dont mix it up with the post number, which would be #2362 in this case. So Rider - Thomas Hobbes you can later edit ur blog and add new servants
oof coding on smartphone is not something i wanna do. I had that with the smiles for a while on desktop because i did not notice i zoomed in. Else i would suggest to just type in all your ideas without much formatting. Getting the general gist of things is more important for help than appearance
Originally Posted by Tabris This is all very interesting, but also quite confusing. 1) How does this relate to the things this forum usually does, and 2) Why not follow Portishead's lead and call it a "Mysteron"? Apologies if this all seems more forward than I intended, by the way. 1) Like everything slightly TM-related, I post translations like this for my own curiosity, especially when the subject is obscure. 2) You mean "obscurion" or "spiriton"? If "obscurion", I just went with the definition behind "幽". It's alright. It's not usual I get feedback from this. The source of all this text is found here too.
This is all very interesting, but also quite confusing. 1) How does this relate to the things this forum usually does, and 2) Why not follow Portishead's lead and call it a "Mysteron"? Apologies if this all seems more forward than I intended, by the way.
Originally Posted by DelRey still in the waiting room As ever. But that's due to the circumstances of the medium -- I'm typing all this on my cellphone, and it's already extra-hard for me to reckon with codes, what with the smilies to your right crowding half the screen, making it impossible for me to appraise the results of my work.
still in the waiting room
This aged well.
