Moss is unable to be physically injured or magically controlled by anyone else unless he purposefully physically injures or otherwise intentionally harms them first. Since this is not likely to happen, he is basically unable to be hurt. It doesn't mean that he has no sense of self-preservation and he will likely try to keep out of harm's way. I like to call this "Golden Rule Protection" because it is all dependent on him not doing something to another that he doesn't want done to himself. He is 99.9% unlikely to attack your deer, so attacking him isn't going to do anything but show that your deer aren't something he wants to be around. It's not like he's going to go out of his way to cause someone to want to attack him, so this shouldn't be an issue.
~from Moss FAQs and Development
Since Moss had to use this power for the first time recently, I thought I might make a thread dedicated to how he uses it, what it is, and what the limitations of it are.
How does this 'Golden Rule' thing work?
Should someone attack Moss with intent to hurt him, he will become intangible. This is in homage to how the game itself works, where we can't really touch each other.
The GRP is activated when someone tries to physically harm Moss, and lasts for the duration of the threat. Should a repeat-offender appear, the GRP will become active the moment the other enters the vicinity.
There is no energy source for GRP. There's no need to replenish it, no need to rest after using it, etc.
Magic and GRP
Just like the game, Moss can still throw spells when intangible. This is the ONLY way he can protect anyone like this, since he is unable to touch others just like they can't touch him.
Spells that can be thrown are all simple forest spells: Masks, Pelts, Antlers, Critter spells. The only difference here is that Moss can stack up a limited number of spells.
Hello there.
Recently my deer Pandora has grown up. At this moment, she's stuck with the default set.
What she would like:
Magpie,Great Argus, or Grey Pelt
Monarch Butterfly Antlers
Real Deer Mask
Im sorry in advance if it takes forever to get these items...
Thanks to anyone who would be willing to help.
Pandora is laying down on the playground.
In the game, you were a hunter, but after an unfortunate event, you die and meet the Deer God, who reincarnates you as a fawn. You go through a journey to find various powers and to essentially restore the Deer God to their rightful glory. The path is very treacherous as you have many natural predators and there are a lot of obstacles like forest fires and spike pitfalls that can kill you. Also depending on how you 'behave' in the game is whether you are reincarnated as a fawn again, or if you are attacking innocent animals like other deer, rabbits, otters, ect...the Deer God may punish you for misbehaving. The first time I played through, I was attacking anything and everything and then died in a fire, and the Deer God punished me and transformed me into a porcupine, which cannot jump. I got stuck in a crevice where I starved to death and it was a game over. I also have heard that you can be turned into grass which the rabbits eat.
Anyway, I've encountered foxes, snakes, alligators, piranha, aggressive birds, scorpions...even other hunters. I've also read that when you grow older in the game, you can not only mate with does, but may have to fight other stags as well.
It's a challenging game, and I've only played a little of it and can't tell you how many times I've fallen into a pit of death, but I am very intrigued as to what'll happen later in the game and will be playing it a bunch.
Hello, I would like to ask for some set help. I am the deer at Abiogenisis with the beluga pelt and and black antlers.
I would like:
The golden butterfly mask
The antelope pelt
Gold or red antlers if possible
Thank you!
Nvm I have to go
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