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11/8/2015 6:45:57 PM
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Could you explain Oryx's throne world to me? And how it was put into the Dreadnaught?
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What he said. Also, Oryx and his Court turned his throne inside out and fit it inside the Dreadnaught so that the throne bled into the material world. Hive celebrate this with Eversion Day, where they turn things inside out
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Edited by Tamerov13: 11/8/2015 9:48:20 PMWhat is the purpose of it "bleeding out"? To expand his influence? Sorry I'm asking you a shit ton of questions today lol.
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It allows Oryx to gain greater powers in the material world. Probably
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The throne world is more defined to sword-logic and more malleable than our universe. Leaking it out would probably allow for greater flexibility of his powers or efforts. I could be wrong, though.
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Edited by Qwerty: 11/8/2015 9:03:53 PMThe Hive have an alternate reality, the netherworld. That is where the true versions of themselves are confined to- and everything in our world is just a "shadow" of themselves. The Big Three- the three sister heirs to the Osmium Throne- had to choose where their thrones were so that their deaths were not permanent. Each one chose the center of where their nature was: Oryx (Auryx at the time) chose his (hers at the time) throne world at the Dreadnaught because his nature was to Explore and Understand. He also saw the Dreadnaught as one of the most secure places in the universe. It was put there by the advance sciene and power of the Darkness the lesser call "magic."
