Sandbox Discussions

[DanielH]

Could a square even permanently improve vision? I suppose it depends on what exactly is wrong in the first place and how much you know about it?

[DanielH]

Also, if I were Miranda, I would pick up on the description of Sadde’s wand as “fairly sturdy” and point out that this implies that not all wands are (hers wasn’t, I think).

If she had access to his conversation with Harry, she would notice the phrase “buying their first wands”, which I think he might actually have to respond to with something other than just “no”. Maybe “if you plan on fighting the next Dark Lord personally, then you might have a problem, but otherwise there is no need”.

[Alicorn]

Yeah, a square could do Lasik or something. It couldn't fix you if you were totally blind. Might do certain kinds of colorblindness.

[DanielH]

No type of total blindness? It seems like some of those should be relatively easy. Although, if you were blind from birth I’m not sure it wouldn’t take a pentagon just to make your brain able to understand this new sense. I’m not sure how good brains are at doing that on their own, and I think I’ve heard contradictory information about that.

[Bluelantern]

Should a Triangle be able to do something like a single-instant of a skill or... making an attack strike? The finer points of wishcoins always got vague, like could you a square or pentagon give you a "power" to do something that triangles do whenever you want? Like telekinesis that can move small things like light switches.

[DanielH]

It does seem like pentagon magical artifacts are sometimes more powerful than hexagon powers, but that could easily be because people are wasting part of their hexes.

I think it would easily take a hex to get a matter-conjuration power, even though a square can do it at-will.

Oooh, if I could use a triangle every time I plugged in a USB cord in order to make it go in the right way, that would be cool.

[Ezra]

a square could totally fix blindness due to somebody put a blindfold on you

[DanielH]

I was thinking more cataracts, which according to a quick google search cause 50% of avoidable blindness, although I can’t find anything that confirms that they can actually cause total instead of just near-total blindness.

[Bluelantern]

a square could totally fix blindness due to somebody put a blindfold on you

I think that could be fixed with a triangle, and I don't think you need to think too hard about it. Plus, we might be working on different definitions of blindness, if yours count then a triangle could fix blindness by turning on the lights.

[DanielH]

I was wondering about this when I saw

without question the most beautiful human being he has ever seen.

and now it’s confirmed.

So, two questions:

• He could have alternately mated to somebody else if he’d met them first, right?
• Is the mother of the Edward he knows a Libby despite no Kappa not being an author of that sandbox?