Shattered Planes Archives (Seasons 4 & 5)

Heat Blades: Essentially a sword or any other bladed weapon that uses high levels of heat to melt through any thing it can't cut through.
It accomplishes this amazing feat by being made of a very odd metal, Tyvethium. Tyvethium has a staggeringly high melting point, and can keep it's shape even when glowing white hot, as well as retain the heat for hours. And, amazingly, heat does not diffuse through the metal. Ie, if you heat a square centimeter of the metal only that section will get hot. During the forging of the blade(a lengthy process, due to it's properties) a wire is placedd along the edges of the blade which is then connected to a generator located in the handle of the weapon(or shaft, occasionally some nut decides swords aren't good enough for him, he wants an AXE) which can be activated the press of a button by the wielder and will rapidly heat the blade. This makes for a weapon capable of inflicting massive amount of pain, as well as a fire hazard. However, there are a few drawbacks. The heat has it's limits, it cannot cut through ANYTHING and it can take some time to cut through things as well. There's also the possibility of killing yourself, if just holding this doesn't make you drop from exhaustion(the generator in the handle is HEAVY) then parrying a blow could easily cause you to lop something important off yourself if you're not careful. You usually need to be wearing heat resistant one. Due to these among other drawbacks such as being complicated to make, not to mention expensive, they are very rare and even in their prime never saw much use. Still, occasionally you'll come across someone with a Tyvethium blade hanging from their waist. This was produced by the Ancient Narrikians. Unfortunately only one of these blades in the form of a Katana was ever made. It was immediately locked in the White Room by Silas.

Heat Blades: Essentially a sword or any other bladed weapon that uses high levels of heat to melt through any thing it can't cut through.
It accomplishes this amazing feat by being made of a very odd metal, Tyvethium. Tyvethium has a staggeringly high melting point, and can keep it's shape even when glowing white hot, as well as retain the heat for hours. And, amazingly, heat does not diffuse through the metal. Ie, if you heat a square centimeter of the metal only that section will get hot. During the forging of the blade(a lengthy process, due to it's properties) a wire is placedd along the edges of the blade which is then connected to a generator located in the handle of the weapon(or shaft, occasionally some nut decides swords aren't good enough for him, he wants an AXE) which can be activated the press of a button by the wielder and will rapidly heat the blade. This makes for a weapon capable of inflicting massive amount of pain, as well as a fire hazard. However, there are a few drawbacks. The heat has it's limits, it cannot cut through ANYTHING and it can take some time to cut through things as well. There's also the possibility of killing yourself, if just holding this doesn't make you drop from exhaustion(the generator in the handle is HEAVY) then parrying a blow could easily cause you to lop something important off yourself if you're not careful. You usually need to be wearing heat resistant one. Due to these among other drawbacks such as being complicated to make, not to mention expensive, they are very rare and even in their prime never saw much use. Still, occasionally you'll come across someone with a Tyvethium blade hanging from their waist.

Maybe it took you around three days to figure out that members didn't like it? I've also heard that the Eclipse event happened without any warning. The event's reception I'm getting is pretty bad. Either the event was executed without any warning, which is bad, because it means the staff can do things that affects the members without having to let the members know, or the members did have warning, but their decision against the event was ignored, which is also bad, because it means that the staff can go against the majority decision, even for an IC event.

I'd rather have it to where staff cares about members enough to where they would remove the privilege of doing whatever they want. Members help make up the board, too, especially in IC stuff, so they should have some say in IC stuff. They help make up the OOC stuff as well, as they contribute OOC things, as well. Votes? The only thing that does is to see what the members in general want to happen. It wouldn't matter in the end, anyway, because it's the staff's final say. Therefore, even if 100% of the non-staff members say no, the staff can still say yes, and make yes happen. Hell, the staff ARE the members, but it's like the process of a member becoming a staff is to be brainwashed into looking down on the members, as if they never experienced being a non-staff. We already had an incident where someone didn't care about the members enough to keep himself from abusing his powers, and rejected member input, as he was allowed to do whatever he wanted to do. Yet, in the beginning, he was a very accepted person. That was how he became the owner of the website in the first place. Nobody knew that he was going to do what he did, and the same applies to the current staff right now: we don't know what they're going to do. Therefore, I want to limit the staff's powers in a preventive action.

I'm still banned on the chat I think. :/

4) No flaming (name calling, bullying). We have zero tolerance for this.

6) No baiting. This kind of falls under no drama but simply to be clear- Don't go trying to start trouble.

Not trying to backseat mod and no offense intended Blade, but I thought we were going without Embodiments in the OK?