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Can the Highlander Universe exist without a supreme supernatural being?
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Can the Highlander Universe exist without a supreme supernatural being?
4Yes, there is a reasonable explanation for immortality, Quickenings and the rules of the Game.50.00%2No, immortality, Quickenings and the rules of the Game require a supernatural force to work.50.00%2May flights of Demons guide you to your final rest...Tags: None
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Originally posted by Andrew NDB View PostI think there CAN be an explanation for the Game without a supernatural force. But I think that's the easier and maybe the "cleaner" way to go about it.
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I’m sure Highlander can exist without a supreme being, but if I’m being completely honest I prefer it with one. That’s just how I like my fictional worlds. He/She/It should probably stay mysterious, unknowable, and in the background, but at least the possibility that it exists should be there.Last edited by Darth Reaper; 07-30-2023, 05:57 PM.
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Or, we could say that The Source is a living thing, with a will of it’s own and it’s own goals. and is responsible for Immortals.
But, like I said before, I like to keep God in there somewhere.
And, I prefer to think of Immortals as being based in some kind of magic rather than science fiction. It just appeals to me more.
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Originally posted by Darth Reaper View PostOr, we could say that The Source is a living thing, with a will of it’s own and it’s own goals. and is responsible for Immortals.
But, like I said before, I like to keep God in there somewhere.
And, I prefer to think of Immortals as being based in some kind of magic rather than science fiction. It just appeals to me more.
Incidentally, having Immortals born randomly from mortals moves to sci-fi rather than magic.
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Originally posted by dubiousbystander View Post
I think the Source might indeed be a living thing of sorts. It tosses out a bunch of seedlings, lets the plants feed off each other to mature, eats the ones that die without getting fed off by others. It's waiting for the fattest, tastiest pumpkin.
Incidentally, having Immortals born randomly from mortals moves to sci-fi rather than magic.
In ‘The Omen’, the fact that Damian’s parents were regular human beings doesn’t change the fact that he’s The Anti-Christ. They provided the flesh, but The Devil provided the soul.
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