But sis!

[Kender Bard]

I think their eyes should be able to glow if they're a Mind type.

[Northen Light36]

*nod* Yeah, I agree with that. But other elementals shouldn't glow at all I think, and unless I've missed something, your NPCs are the only Mind elementals currently.

[azrayel]

Is this a reference at all to Cloaked Figure? His eyes didn't actually glow red. He's a fire elemental, so it's more like a brief burst of flame occured under the cowl.

[Kender Bard]

I've got a variety of NPC types, though the majority are Storm and Mind.

[Northen Light36]

And the cloth of the cowl didn't go up in flames? How?

[Northen Light36]

I know that sis. I was just saying no one else has any mind elementals yet...

[azrayel]

*Arches eyebrow* Now you're just splitting hairs.

[Kender Bard]

Ohhh

[Northen Light36]

No, now I'm just pointing out reality. A puff of flame in someone's clothes should equal said someone screaming in pain as the cloth of their clothing either burns or melts onto their skin.

[azrayel]

By that logic, then anytime anyone uses any kind of attack on another person in this game, their clothes will disintegrate. Just say what you're really thinking, don't take us off on this tangent about clothes and their destruction.

[Northen Light36]

*blink* Um, I thought I was just saying what I am really thinking. And no, most people's clothes won't disintegrate, because most people don't light fire under their clothing.

[Northen Light36]

1) Be realistic. This isn't an anime, even though it is a fantasy setting. Bear in mind the laws of human limitations and physics please...

Please note the bolding. I'm finished with this arguement as the rules are in my favour here.

[azrayel]

You're upset because I utilized what you perceive are glowing eyes, which goes against how you picture this world. I provided my rationale for them, and you are only using this arguement about clothes exploding in flames because my reasoning would permit me to continue doing this. How about rather then making pointless arguements about clothes exploding, you simply ask "Would you please not do this anymore? Eyes emitting traces of their power goes against how we would like the people of the world to be portrayed."

[Northen Light36]

*blink* Upset? No. I'm merely interrested in not having this RPG be infested with over powered Mary Sues, noticed you glowing and that by the very rule I just quoted this doesn't appear to be permited so I thought I'd modify my sister's post to make it clearer.
You came up with the poor excuse of a puff of flame under the cowl so I asked you to explain how said cowl didn't burst into flames. You, probably unable to think of a better explaination, accused me of spilting hairs (which, may I point out, is part of my job as a mod). I countered your... we'll call it an arguement, for lack of a better (and still polite) word for it, with more logic which must have broken your brain as you then started spouting more crap about how every character's clothing should disintegrate when they used their powers. I then pointed out that most characters aren't stupid enough to light a fire under their clothes. If they were, then I'd be saying the same thing in relation to their character as I'm saying about yours.

Look, I'm guessing you're new to this (and if you're not then please tell me where else you play so I never go there) but so far we've been letting you get away with murder. You'll notice you didn't instantly get torn apart by thieves and your other character isn't dead/horribly burnt right now, so stop trying your magical "I can read your emotions though the internet" crap, shut up and play because NOW you're irriating me and I'm getting sick of playing the 'nice mod' role.

[azrayel]

I don't recall asking you too. If you would like a better explanation, then fine. His were simply covered by a film of flame. The sudden introduction of light to the dark enviroment of the cowl is what caused the glow. And as far as your "logic" is concerned, it is simply flawed. The rule is worded because our administrator clearly doesn't want people to walk on ceilings and leap over buildings. If you really want to follow physics, then all of the characters in this game will be unable to use any powers whatsoever. Someone with the ability to manipulate fire will experience their fingers melting off anytime they throw a fireball, as will the Storms. If you want to go further, you will have to explain, using physics, why it's possible for any of your characters to perform these tasks. How can someone manipulate the wind simply because they touched a symbol on their arm? But go ahead and pursue this matter further. However, I would recommend that before you start issuing veiled insults, you make sure that you can back up your points. Oh, and don't worry, I'm done. I'm a big enough man that I don't need to have the last word. You can have it.