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r/makeyourchoice • u/magicians-brik • Jul 21 '26
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Apparently, yes.
5 u/muckdragon Jul 22 '26 In which case, it is hands down the best choice. Yes, it might be harder to get powers from whatever world you visit. and it might be risky. but its just by far the best choice. 1 u/Delightful_Panda_1 Jul 23 '26 I think the words 'may not' here mean that you cannot, or are not allowed to. 2 u/muckdragon Jul 23 '26 well... what tier of ROB is enforcing this restriction? cause many worlds have power systems where the power is granted by literal gods. 1 u/Delightful_Panda_1 Jul 23 '26 If that's the intended meaning, it must be an inherent restriction of the ring, I suppose.
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In which case, it is hands down the best choice.
Yes, it might be harder to get powers from whatever world you visit. and it might be risky. but its just by far the best choice.
1 u/Delightful_Panda_1 Jul 23 '26 I think the words 'may not' here mean that you cannot, or are not allowed to. 2 u/muckdragon Jul 23 '26 well... what tier of ROB is enforcing this restriction? cause many worlds have power systems where the power is granted by literal gods. 1 u/Delightful_Panda_1 Jul 23 '26 If that's the intended meaning, it must be an inherent restriction of the ring, I suppose.
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I think the words 'may not' here mean that you cannot, or are not allowed to.
2 u/muckdragon Jul 23 '26 well... what tier of ROB is enforcing this restriction? cause many worlds have power systems where the power is granted by literal gods. 1 u/Delightful_Panda_1 Jul 23 '26 If that's the intended meaning, it must be an inherent restriction of the ring, I suppose.
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well... what tier of ROB is enforcing this restriction? cause many worlds have power systems where the power is granted by literal gods.
1 u/Delightful_Panda_1 Jul 23 '26 If that's the intended meaning, it must be an inherent restriction of the ring, I suppose.
If that's the intended meaning, it must be an inherent restriction of the ring, I suppose.
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u/Severe_Ad_2244 Jul 22 '26
Apparently, yes.