Kain Learning & Innovation |  ❧ Played by t-chan |
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Appearance: Kain has a boyish charm and a baby face to match. He's not very physically strong, more lean than built. He has problems keeping his hair out of his face. He looks absentminded but is almost always smiling if a bit confused. He's usually in plain clothes or shirts with a lot of pencils, notes and papers sticking out of all his pockets. He falls asleep at the drop of a hat and a soft, ethereal looking pillow is usually a good sign he’s around somewhere nearby.
Characteristics: Absentminded, flighty, dreamy, imaginative, creative, short-attention span, insecure, forgetful, wordy, inspired.
Likes: Innovations of any kind but especially technology, knowledge, sharing of information, daydreams and imagination.
Dislikes: Destruction of knowledge, murder, broken devices, false information, violence. |
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Shrine: A 2x2 square feet Rube Goldberg device.
Ritual: You start the device by placing pushing the shiny gold ball at the very top of a ramp, which delivers it to a staircase, falls onto a seesaw, sets off a pully system as well as a water powered pump which triggers a set of chimes. Eventually the end of the device drops the original ball into a small wooden cup, which will usually alert Kain's attention. Sacrifices are placed in a small platform above the cup which allows the ball to land on it instead. Please don't try to play around with the shrine, Kain doesn't like that. |
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❧ Will Take | ❧ Will Give |
- All flower plants (whole plants except vines. Orchid petals in water is a plus )
- Plant fruits/nuts
- Animal teeth/claws/hide/bone (no snakes)
- Water beetles (single or paired)
- Food (sweets or vegetarian, no meat)
- Building something useful
- Discovery (finding new plants, animals, technology and bringing it back))
- Innovation (new ideas/new things)
- Original designs (drawings, blueprints)
- New Knowledge
- Construction or repairing tools (no weapons)
- Nonfictional books
- Models
- Anything created with a device/appliance given by Kain
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- Knowledge (lessons, guides, information)
- Specific answers to questions
- Purified fruits/flowers
- Blessing fruits to offer mental stimulation for limited time
- Writing/drawing materials (blueprints, drawing tools, pen, paper)
- Repairs of tools and machines (no weapons)
- Tools/supplies for construction or maintenance (drills, screwdrivers, hammers, wrenches, nails, glue, string, etc)
- Appliances used for changing or creation (stove, microwave, washing machine, sewing machine)
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❧ Exchange Rate |
Items to Units |
Worth | Offering |
1 Unit |
Story about your world’s technology/history 5 different size, shape and colored seeds 5 different color, shape, or type of flowers 5 fruits or 5 large nuts Learning a new skill or talent Bowl of orchid petals in purified water Answering or solving a puzzle or painting Being the first to discover or name a creature or plant Sharing knowledge from Kain with someone else |
2 Units |
Pair of beetles or 3 flowers with roots intact Building something (even if it fails) Making a sweet dish Redesigning something to make it more efficient or useful Pound of bones or fur or clean leather |
3 Units |
Teamwork to accomplish a building or creation task |
Varied Units |
(2-6) Creation of something (depending on scale) (3-7) Teaching a class (depends on size and information) |
Kain is flexible and will take purpose into consideration when offering tasks. He gains power from the gaining of knowledge and creation so his requests are many times for the purpose of teaching or pushing the questor to learn or accomplish something. |
Units to Items |
Cost | Reward |
1 Unit |
1-5 answers to a question about the world/gods Fruit or vegetation purification Basic writing material (eg. pen & paper, colored pencils) Basic tool (screwdrivers, hammer, nails, screws) Repairing a tool or more basic machine Basic building materials |
2 Units |
Tool set Skill lesson- teaching a specific skill or lesson Bag of fruits and vegetables Non fiction books Water purifier or boiler Fruits offering Mental Stimulation |
3 Units |
Microwave Blender Power tools (drills, blowtorch, etc) Slow cooker or Toaster Sewing Machine |
4 Units |
Small fridge Small steam dryer or washer Portable stove |
5 Units |
Oven/stove Washer or Dryer |
6 Units |
Create something big and useful that’s been blueprinted. |
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❧ Inventors/Scholars |
No current Inventors/Scholars.
Expectations and Powers of Inventors/Scholars |
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Re: [Day 18, early afternoon]
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[Watching the wheel. :|a]
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To take a simple idea, delivery in this case, and make something different of the process.
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Start with a end and the find your way to the beginning. Ten would be a good start for you.
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[Takes the paper and the pencil. :|a]
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[Sketches in Earth's solar system, roughly. It is accurate, but not very pretty; he is not quite seven at the moment.]
It's probly gonna have to be some kind of mobile, something that'll turn easily, so just a touch can get it going.
[Adds some strings to the planets to connect them.]
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[Sketches in a rotating fan, then crosses it out.]
No, that's too hard. Maybe the other kind of fan.
[A hand-held fan appears. After a pause, he draws it balanced on something sticking straight up. After another pause, he draws some water dripping down onto the handle, at regular intervals.]
Every time the water hits the handle, it gets pushed down and the fan part goes up.
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Next comes the water... it'd have to be something that didn't let everything out all at once. Like a bottle of water with a little hole in the cap, or a cup with a hole at the bottom.
...those would both be hard to get here, though.
Okay, so like... a basket woven out of vines, and lined with clay or something, except the clay isn't covering this little hole at the bottom, so the water drips out that hole.
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...I dunno how to make a clay pitcher, but I bet I could figure it out.
Anyway, the pitcher's got this string tied to the handle, and the string's holding it up, so when the string breaks, the pitcher tips and the water goes into the bowl. But maybe it doesn't have to break. Maybe it's gonna burn through.
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[will eventually slip away to let you work on your own]
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