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May 30 2011, 18:50:20 UTC 10 years ago
The planet is so big that magic is the only thing keeping it from collapsing. Orion has the surface area of Jupiter, is hollow, and the inside is supported by adamantium. I made the planet so big because I wanted there to be hundreds or thousands of sentient species sharing it (humans, dragons of various species, other mythical creatures, and some unique ones). With a planet as big as Orion is, there's plenty of room to share.
Go for it!
May 30 2011, 20:34:29 UTC 10 years ago
Ah, you should!
>>So with oceans that big, the only limit for size of an animal is a function of how massive can they be before they collapse in on themselves?
The planet is so big that magic is the only thing keeping it from collapsing. <<
Well, it looks like item B eliminates the concern in item A. If magic can support a too-big planet, it can support a too-big monster. Have fun.
Re: Go for it!
May 30 2011, 21:02:46 UTC 10 years ago
Re: Go for it!
May 30 2011, 21:04:30 UTC 10 years ago