Wait, then was the departure of the divine completely unrelated?

No, I would say the Elders went to confront the problem at the source while the mortals simply protected themselves from the attack.

So do I. And I keep thinking these kids that show up with the krokani avatar are you.

Do we know what the powers are yet?

Wait, they're still here? Where? This was...before I started Lusty in earnest, but saw it on the news page.

In the rooms with the astrolabes in each GH.

Minister of Power got two new privs.

Listcontructs shows you what construct(s) you can build as well as their cost in power, gold and commodities. It also shows whether the construct is in progress or completed.

Commune/City Raise is what actually builds the thing. You need to have the comms on hand but the gold is automatically withdrawn from the coffers and the power is drained from the nexus.

These things don't come with manuals

I haven't been able to log on today, how are the constructs working out?

It costs a bunch of power and comms and creates the "shell of a construct". Someone else out there might have more information, but I personally don't know what's supposed to happen next. I think we just have to wait a while and the construct will build itself.

Oh yay, go Nexus World raids! I hope those things don't fall easily though if they cost a bunch of power/comms/gold.

We will definitely be adding help files and a better interface in the future. Right now, the constructs of harmony which every city and commune has thus far raised gives a 25% experience bonus on aetherbubbles (including the nexus worlds) to all its members.


Oh, and repel all invasions of the serpentine creatures!

So, if we start destroying them, the serpentine creatures will start coming back?

We can defend ours and destroy the other ones so we're safe, right?

Well, I was reading the nexus world thread a while back, when I posted the conflict quest topic. So basically, this is a form of conflict quest that really can't be done by one person alone, and over a longer span of time.

It's a way to prevent the "one person" griefing crew by someone like me with too much time on their hands who can do say the Marilynth quest by themself.

I like it, but I wish there was a way for me to affect the other city from work I do all by myself. But I suppose that's not really fair.

First to fall, Magnagora.

Second to fall, Serenwilde.

Feel free to destroy Celest's or Glom's construct, we can just leave it unbuilt until you go away.