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The divine vocal cords are an organ that can be transplanted into your mouth via surgery. Once implanted they can be used via the HUD button up in the top left or by prefixing your message with ":~". When used you will talk with the colossus's font and make a loud sound, saying certain words and phrases can make special effects happen using these special effects will put the cords on various cooldowns depending on what the effect was, bare in mind talking normally with the cords will still put it on a short cooldown to prevent ruptured eardrums. Some examples of effects include but are not limited to: "STOP" will cause everyone around you to be stunned for 4-6 seconds, "HEROS NEVER DIE" will cause everyone around you to 20 overall damage, "FUS RO DAH" will result in everyone around you being repulsed away from you, "like a record baby" will cause everyone around you to begin rotating. Finally, certain roles are better at using commands and get a multiplier to their effects, such as stunning for longer or doing more damage. The unholy and the holy are closer to their respective gods so chaplains, cultists, and inquisitors get a 2x multiplier to the effects of voice of god. Command members are good at giving... well, commands so they get a 1.4x multiplier. Finally, mimes who aren't used to speaking get a 0.5x multiplier. | The divine vocal cords are an organ that can be transplanted into your mouth via surgery. Once implanted they can be used via the HUD button up in the top left or by prefixing your message with ":~". When used you will talk with the colossus's font and make a loud sound, saying certain words and phrases can make special effects happen using these special effects will put the cords on various cooldowns depending on what the effect was, bare in mind talking normally with the cords will still put it on a short cooldown to prevent ruptured eardrums. Some examples of effects include but are not limited to: "STOP" will cause everyone around you to be stunned for 4-6 seconds, "HEROS NEVER DIE" will cause everyone around you to 20 overall damage, "FUS RO DAH" will result in everyone around you being repulsed away from you, "like a record baby" will cause everyone around you to begin rotating. Finally, certain roles are better at using commands and get a multiplier to their effects, such as stunning for longer or doing more damage. The unholy and the holy are closer to their respective gods so chaplains, cultists, and inquisitors get a 2x multiplier to the effects of voice of god. Command members are good at giving... well, commands so they get a 1.4x multiplier. Finally, mimes who aren't used to speaking get a 0.5x multiplier. For more information on voice of god, go [[Voice of God|here]] | ||
The anomalous crystal has many different effects and many different triggers to these effects. Triggers include, talking near it, bumping it, attacking it with a blunt object, attacking it with a fire based weapon such as a welder, clicking it with an empty hand, shooting it with: ballistics, energy weapons (tasers and disablers) and lasers. Effects include, reviving corpses as shadow people, terraforming the room around it, firing out random projectiles, turning the activator into a clown, force possessing the nearest mindless simple mob (if no such simple mobs are present you will possess a mouse), refreshing items nearby to the state they were at the start of the round. | The anomalous crystal has many different effects and many different triggers to these effects. Triggers include, talking near it, bumping it, attacking it with a blunt object, attacking it with a fire based weapon such as a welder, clicking it with an empty hand, shooting it with: ballistics, energy weapons (tasers and disablers) and lasers. Effects include, reviving corpses as shadow people, terraforming the room around it, firing out random projectiles, turning the activator into a clown, force possessing the nearest mindless simple mob (if no such simple mobs are present you will possess a mouse), refreshing items nearby to the state they were at the start of the round. |
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Lavaland
Lavaland, by nature, is not a safe place. In fact, it's extremely inhospitable and full of creatures that want to kill, eat, or kill and eat you. Whether it's a gruesome fate from a not-so-friendly Lava Dragon or you manage to accidentally take a bath in molten rock, one wrong step and you're toast. This guide serves as a guide to traversing this hellish landscape and maybe even coming out alive on the other end.
Lavaland has a Long History and was actually a thriving planet long ago. However, time has taken its toll and now it is an ashen expanse populated by only the most volatile and hardy creatures. It is primarily used as a source for raw materials and sending unwanted Enemies of the Corporation for Slave Labor. While not an extremely fun environment to be in, it is home to a plethora of artifacts and ruins open to your exploration and exploitation.
Inhabitants
While covered in lava and buffeted on the hourly by Ash Storms, many sentient creatures still call Lavaland home. Some of them do not wish to be on Lavaland as they were trapped there on accident and others evolved to thrive in the landscape. Many of these inhabitants are willing to trade and work with you for the betterment of each party. Sometimes they just want to kill you. Whatever interaction you have with them, it certainly will be interesting.
Fauna
Megafauna
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The fallen angel roams lavaland judging those who he deems unclean. With his rending claws, blasting tubules and divine bolts, he brings death and judgement to anyone who gets too close. |
Phase one (above 33% health) Shotgun: fires 5 death bolts in a cone, don't be close or you die. Cardinal shots: Colossus will fire 4 death bolts alternating between all cardinal and ordinal directions. fairly easy to dodge just side step the projectiles. this attack becomes less frequent as it decreases in health. Judgment: Colossus shouts "JUDGEMENT" and beings to fire death bolts in a spiral. keep your distance and sidestep the death bolts. triple shotgun: colossus fires 3 shotgun shots off in succession. Don't go in for attacks after a shotgun attack in case it is a triple shotgun, this is the attack that will catch you out, very dangerous. phase two, all attacks remain except judgement. Die: replaces "judgement". Colossus shouts "DIE" and begins to fire two spirals around himself.
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Health: 2500
Melee damage 40 Melee armour penetration: 40% Death bolt damage: 25 Death bolt armour piercing: 100% Speed: slow GPS signal: Angelic signal |
Colossus leaves two things behind, an anomalous crystal with various effects and the divine vocal cords
The divine vocal cords are an organ that can be transplanted into your mouth via surgery. Once implanted they can be used via the HUD button up in the top left or by prefixing your message with ":~". When used you will talk with the colossus's font and make a loud sound, saying certain words and phrases can make special effects happen using these special effects will put the cords on various cooldowns depending on what the effect was, bare in mind talking normally with the cords will still put it on a short cooldown to prevent ruptured eardrums. Some examples of effects include but are not limited to: "STOP" will cause everyone around you to be stunned for 4-6 seconds, "HEROS NEVER DIE" will cause everyone around you to 20 overall damage, "FUS RO DAH" will result in everyone around you being repulsed away from you, "like a record baby" will cause everyone around you to begin rotating. Finally, certain roles are better at using commands and get a multiplier to their effects, such as stunning for longer or doing more damage. The unholy and the holy are closer to their respective gods so chaplains, cultists, and inquisitors get a 2x multiplier to the effects of voice of god. Command members are good at giving... well, commands so they get a 1.4x multiplier. Finally, mimes who aren't used to speaking get a 0.5x multiplier. For more information on voice of god, go here The anomalous crystal has many different effects and many different triggers to these effects. Triggers include, talking near it, bumping it, attacking it with a blunt object, attacking it with a fire based weapon such as a welder, clicking it with an empty hand, shooting it with: ballistics, energy weapons (tasers and disablers) and lasers. Effects include, reviving corpses as shadow people, terraforming the room around it, firing out random projectiles, turning the activator into a clown, force possessing the nearest mindless simple mob (if no such simple mobs are present you will possess a mouse), refreshing items nearby to the state they were at the start of the round.
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Flora
Environmental Dangers
Even if you avoid the various denizens and creatures of the wastes, the environment can kill you very easily. An unprepared crewmember or ash walker can easily perish in the harsh landscape.
Ash Storms
An eerie moan rises on the wind. Sheets of burning ash blacken the horizon. Seek shelter.
Due to the planets scalding hot climate and high winds, clouds of boiling ash is kicked up into the air. These clouds turn into massive storms that blanket the landscape a heavy layer of ash that can easily kill people. Only the sturdiest of equipment and exosuits can withstand an Ash Storm and it is very important to seek shelter under a roof during one.
Ash storms will subside after about a minute and after that, it is safe to go outside.
Atmosphere
Lavaland's atmosphere is not safe for all beings. It is a low pressure, low oxygen environment and you require internals to traverse it, but not a space suit. Some beings, like Ash Walkers can live in this dangerous environment without the use of external equipment. Chasms
Chasms
There are great big pits on the surface of Lavaland that go down for miles. You can fly or hop over them, you may even be able to escape them with the correct equipment. If you fall into one you won't be coming back. This includes items and any mobs that are thrown into it. Chasms will open up shortly after a tendril is killed.
Lava
The floor is literally lava in many places. Stepping on it will immediately ignite you and deal heavy burn damage, quickly killing if stood on for too long. Can only be traversed with mechs, lava boats, or while under the effect of items or abilities that give lava immunity. Fire resistance alone isn't enough to protect from the burn damage.
Locations
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A monument to the sins of those who dare defy the all mighty Necropolis. The Ash Walker Nest contains a foul tendril of corruption surrounded by a nest of rapidly growing eggs. Occasionally, a meaty squelching can be heard as the serrated tendrils of the nest eviscerate anyone - or anything - foolish enough to provoke the yellow-skinned barbarians. |
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Lumbering humanoids, made out of precious metals, move inside this ship. They frequently leave to mine more minerals, which they somehow turn into more of them. Seem very intent on research and individual liberty, and also geology based naming? |
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Graceful gestalts effervescently glide across the surprisingly cold floors of this ancient seed vault. Tending to the bidding of their benevolent masters, cursed to toil away until lush, green flora has returned to the Lavaland. |
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A massive arena made of a strange alloy. Mechanical whirrs fill the air, purple lights flash along every wall, and the smell of ozone permeates the structure. At the very center rests a large metal club, its lights beckoning you ever closer. |
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Ruins
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A hastily put up miner shelter pierces the rock wall it is nested in. Next to it an escape pod, crashlanded into the hellish landscape. Inside, among the various nick nacks and belongins, is a permeating sense of hopelessness and dread. |
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Their end is destruction, their god is their belly, and they glory in their shame, with minds set on earthly things. Discarded and empty wrappers are scattered on the floor haphazardly. A pulsating fleshy mass dominates the room. On the other side you can just make out a syringe fill with a green substance. There seems to be no way past the mass, but then your stomach grumbles angrily... |
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For if anyone thinks he is something, when he is nothing, he deceives himself. Everything shines with great brightness, even the floors show your reflection. As if someone had taken great lengths to keep it immaculately clean. As you stroll down the hallway you can't help but admire yourself in the mirror, strong, tough, adventuring through the wastes untouched by the filthy horrid creatures around you. You were almost too caught up in the wall mirrors to notice the mirror glowing with a blue aura just in front of you. |
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Surely resentment destroys the fool, and jealousy kills the simple. There is nothing opulent about this room. It is lined with mirrors smashed and blood streaking the cold metal plating. Directly across from the entrance sits a blade still dripping with the resentment of its previous wielder. |
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But those who desire to be rich fall into temptation, into a snare, into many senseless and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction. A room adorned with many coins and bills. Money bags litter the floor. However, your eyes are drawn to the dusty slot machine that sits so silently at the end of the room. The lever begs to be pulled, it tugs at your curiosity.
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A full winter wonderland, complete with glistening snow, an ATV, and a quaint log cabin, all secured under a massive dome. You swear you can spot a silhouette standing in the cabin's window. | |
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This ruin sticks out like a sore thumb in the drab, dark, ashen landscape of Lavaland. Its striking yellows and vivid reds draw your eye. As you approach you hear the sound of stray honking and your nose is filled with the smell of rot and decay. Perhaps if you are more lucky then the others, and clear the cruel machinations and twisted puzzles designed by its creator, you can claim the treasure inside. |
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A macabre ruin dedicated to the summoning of a dark God. A sickly, hellacious aura of darkness permeates. Tread carefully, miner. |
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Little Timmy's birthday pizza-bash took a turn for the worse when a bluespace anomaly passed by. As it turns out, bluespace translocation is not a terribly great gift to give someone. |
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What appears to be an entire veterinary clinic, transported here by some sort of freak bluespace anomaly. |
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The impact crater of an immense clockwork deity. You feel a tinge of sadness as you gaze at the once mighty figure. |
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A Xenomorph hive on the surface of Lavaland. It is not known how they got here but one can be quite certain that they are not friendly. |
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A crashed alien spacecraft, with no apparent survivors. There appears to be a "student driver" sticker on the back. |
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A strange shrine dedicated to some sort of butterfly-loving deity. The pylons and altars inside are completely alien to you. |
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