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Newfur
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1/3/2014
Suppose there aren't six impossible colors in the Neath just because each needs to go with one profession, and C(4, 2) = 6.
Suppose the names of the colors are twisted, folded, tortured meaning. "I drown and overwhelm." "Violating." "Perfectly clear and also deepest black." "Far away from the blue." "The departure of the universe."
Suppose each one connects to a dream.
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George Maddux
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1/4/2014
I, for one, am going to need more detail to follow your thoughts.

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Misbiopy
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1/5/2014
Suppose there are seven impossible colours. Why don't we discuss the seventh?
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varinn
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1/7/2014
There were some theories about the seventh light being a rotting, sort of green related to Parabola and the zee-waves, if I remember correctly? Memory of Light mentions a rotting light, but I'm positive there was another source for this, does anyone remember it?

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theodor_gylden
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1/7/2014
The light of the Mirror Marches is amber. I can't say if it's uniquely so, however.


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    Armand D'Alterac
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    1/7/2014
    So far we know of irrigo, cosmogone, gant, violant and apocyan. Is there a sixth?

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    Spacemarine9
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    1/7/2014
    Pelign, the colour of the Unterzee.

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    Mordaine Barimen
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    1/7/2014
    Peligin.

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    Martial Canterel
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    1/7/2014
    Does anybody know how apocyan is described?

    Edit: Or cosmogone for that matter.
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    Mordaine Barimen
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    1/7/2014
    Cosmogene is "the colour of remembered sunshine."

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    Saharan
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    1/7/2014
    Martial Canterel wrote:
    Does anybody know how apocyan is described?
    The Bazaar has this to say on the matter: "Apocyanic: the tint the moonish light gives the Unterzee wave-caps." Also, I'm uncertain whether or not the -ic is a part of the colour's actual name or not.

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    Martial Canterel
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    1/7/2014
    Saharan wrote:
    Martial Canterel wrote:
    Does anybody know how apocyan is described?
    The Bazaar has this to say on the matter: "Apocyanic: the tint the moonish light gives the Unterzee wave-caps." Also, I'm uncertain whether or not the -ic is a part of the colour's actual name or not.

    Hmm, it appeared as apocyanic in the Advent Calender too.
    So it probably is.

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    varinn
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    1/13/2014
    An old post of Alexis' actually referred to the phrase "Peligin is the color of the Unterzee, except where the moonish light tinges the wave-caps apocyan."

    Just found that last night, while looking for something else, thought I'd share it.

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    Master Polarimini
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    2/18/2014
    I received as a gift for the Feast the Explosion of Neath-Colours, and there's an interesting sentence in its description... it says "a crest of sleepy, frondular viric". Because it is in the context of listing the various colours appearing in the fireworks (it mentions also the "searing violant", a "winking irrigo" and a "thirsty, fathomless gant", could it be that it's a colour that it was not mentioned up to now?

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    Chris Gardiner
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    2/18/2014
    Master Polarimini wrote:
    could it be that it's a colour that it was not mentioned up to now?


    That's an interesting theory.
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    Snowskeeper
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    2/19/2014
    Chris Gardiner wrote:
    Master Polarimini wrote:
    could it be that it's a colour that it was not mentioned up to now?


    That's an interesting theory.



  • Confirmed: Viric is the colour of policemen making weird noises.

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    Shadowhand
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    2/19/2014
    Not to mention that I cannot seem to find a definitive meaning of the word "frondular." "Pertaining to ferns" is my best guess.

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    Master Polarimini
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    2/19/2014
    Shadowhand wrote:
    Not to mention that I cannot seem to find a definitive meaning of the word "frondular." "Pertaining to ferns" is my best guess.

  • edited by Shadowhand on 2/19/2014
  • The frond is a leafy branch, perhaps frondular is the relative adjective - or noise.



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    Playersideblog
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    2/19/2014
    "Frondular" is almost definitely an affectionate descriptor for your beloved.

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    Master Polarimini
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    2/20/2014
    If viric is indeed a color, it breaks the nice symmetry with the Tier 4 profession however...

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