Proposal: Separate Creatures
Reached quorum 6-0. Enacted by card.
Adminned at 22 Mar 2017 22:55:23 UTC
In “Nutrients” change the paragraph starting with “The statolith may store any number of nutrients it is given.” with
Each Creature has a “supply” of nutrients. This is tracked in a “supply” field in the GNT on an organ belonging to that creature. It doesn’t matter which organ within a creature has the supply listed. These are tracked in the GNDT as the first letter of those nutrients, followed by the number of those nutrients stored. (eg. a supply with two units of Blonium and one of Nonium would track this as “b2g0n1m0”.)
Under “Anatomy” change “they along with the petitioning Nymph become part of a new Creature with the name in the Petition, and their states become amorphous.” to
they along with the petitioning Nymph become part of a new Creature with the name in the Petition, and their states become amorphous. The petitioning Nymph has the title of Neuron.
Make a new rule titled “Creature Voting” and add the following text
On proposals organs can cast a vote with “[xxx]” where xxx is the name of the creature they are in. Their vote becomes valid and the same as the Neuron of their creature when the Neuron casts a valid vote.
For each nutrient in a creature’s supply, assign it to the value of n*(p/a) rounded up. ‘n’ is equal to the number of nutrients currently in the statolith, ‘p’ is the number of organs assigned to that creature and ‘a’ is the number of organs assigned to a creature.
Then set the statolith’s nutrients to ‘-’
in Moods, Habitat, and all paragraphs of Nutrients that don’t start with “As a weekly action”, replace all instances of “the statolith” with “its creature’s supply”
Trying to bring back derrick’s proposal with my own twist.
Madrid:
I’d prefer the Fat to be simply a common mechanic, not a role, because if the person who is Fat wins (given that Fat is a position of power), its going to be like “welp, RNG decided the win”.
RNG deciding a lot of power is generally not good imo.
Other than that it seems like something necessary and good.