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The Orb of Death was the sentient orb that Khajit used in season 1 or volume 2 and it pledged itself to Ainz upon feeling his power. It called him a God of Death and basically started worshipping him. It did this because the orb wants to spread death and Ainz was undead and level 100, so Ainz met it's requirements for it's most ideal user. At least that's the conclusion I came to.

It made me wonder how the orb would react to level 100s of different builds. It will likely almost always accept undead and necromancers. What builds of users do you think it would accept or refuse?

Ainz doesn't hate all life because of his emotional suppression and his long life as a human. Keno doesn't hate the living either. It appears that former living can lack the hatred to the living due to their past and feelings of attachment towards that past.

However how would he and the story change if Ainz hated all life?

The Orb of Death was the sentient orb that Khajit used in season 1 or volume 2 and it pledged itself to Ainz upon feeling his power. It called him a God of Death and basically started worshipping him. It did this because the orb wants to spread death and Ainz was undead and level 100, so Ainz met it's requirements for it's most ideal user. At least that's the conclusion I came to.

It made me wonder how the orb would react to level 100s of different builds. It will likely almost always accept undead and necromancers. What builds of users do you think it would accept or refuse?

Basically Goetia vs each individually

Do singleplayer VR games exist? You know have a character creation, do quests and do the storyline, choices have some impact, have to Save your progress and you know the typical singleplayer stuff.

Though there are so many types of singleplayer games that some of these above don't really apply. Some I can think of are GTA, God of War, Skyrim, Oblivion, Minecraft, Heavy Rain, Devil May Cry and much more.

In the SAO everyone talks about VRMMOs (which are basically multiplayer games) that singleplayer games are never mentioned.

Do singleplayer VR games exist?

Now a Castle Guild Base could be as big as a normal medieval castle, but if you could stretch it to reach the limit (Yggdrasil had the restriction of there being at leat one path from the entrance to the throne room otherwise the guild suffered extreme penalties) then how big would it get?

If the limit was the same for all of them then you should take the size of the Great Tomb of Nazarick as an example. If we assume the inside doesn't act as seperate dimensions as otherwise the castle's interior could be larger than the outside.

Let's say the copies of Fluctlights didn't collapse upon learning they are a copy, how would the story change?

What would Yanai do? The Underworld wouldn't need to exist, but since the attack from Johnny Black would still happen would Kirito be healed? If he is then Rath would need to quickly create a Simulation just to heal him.

What do you think?

I want you to create your own World class. It can be either a Racial or Job class. Give a lore description of it, as well as what special skills or attributes it gives. What the requirements are etc.

The restrictions are that the level requirement is at least 95 or higher (if you make one for a World Enemy), that it must be different from the established ones like World Disaster or World champion and the common attribute all of them have is Immunity to World Items and Wild Magic.

Could the Lore of custom NPCs make them immortal in the sense they don't age? Pretty much any lore in NPCs became real with things from personality to Shalltear having pads even though she didn't have back in Yggdrasil.

There is the youngest Pleiades sister in the 8th floor as an immortal human I think, as shown in the stat sheet, she has immortal class rather that flavor text.

We know a level 100's 1st tier spells rival the 10th tier spells of someone that just entered the 10th tier as I think that is the case with Ainz. Simply leveling allows one to increase the potency of their spells passively and the stats and build matter as well.

However if a player wanted to fight someone while holding back could they lower the damage of their spell to the lowest possible? We know players can increase the potency with metamagic but what about the opposite? Could one use an attack spells on someone weak and not risk killing them?

I always thought levels were introduced to the New World when players brought tier magic to the world's laws. As it would be too weird for that game mechanic to be naturally part of the New World.

However the Dragon Emperor was stated to be above level 100 in a way that implied levels existed when he was around (we don't know what happened to him after the World Item summoning, was he consumed by the spell, did he die later from it or was he killed by players) and he was akin to a Raid Boss. However it could mean that even if levels didn't exist back then he was simply that power that the system would put him above level 100 when introduced.

As a Raid Boss he should be within fighting capabilities of a group of players as he wasn't World Enemy level. A normal player who is above level 100 should also be Raid Boss level unless they have a special World Enemy class as then they would be World Enemy, while World Enemies are Raid Bosses they are their own category. It would make sense for a World Enemy player to receive a massive stat boost to keep up with 30+ players.

I wonder how the war with the 8 Greed Kings would change if when introducing Tier Magic they also made Wild Magic incapable of being casted and replaced such caster build with Tier Magic. How the New World would change?

For example let's say that a Fire True Dragon Lord that specialised in fire based Wild Magic at level 93 (I don't think levels existed back then but let's just agree he is the same as a level 93 powerwise) suddenly had his Wild Magic stripped from him and now is a powerful level 93 fire elementalist.

They would have full understanding and knowledge of their mana, spells and skills in a similar way a player does and yes they would have 10 tier magic or even Super Tier. The change would try the best to match the build of the Wild Magic caster or at least would match their most desired spell casting path.

Wild Magic objects, World Items or not, remain the same.

P.S. We don't know if New Worlders can learn Super Tier Magic since none have reach such a level of power or have the Yggdrasil lore books about them.

Let's say the 8 Greed Kings didn't have the World Item necessary to bring tier magic to the New World (since it was stated by the author that the New World's magic laws were changed greatly 500 years ago so it makes sense they were responsible). How would that change the New World's history? From the Greed Kings conquering the continent all the way to canon.