Whoops, sorry Dragyn, didn't mean to ignore you, but as you've probably guessed things got crazy for me starting in the middle of last week. Now, to answer your questions as they apply specifically to me and my version of the IST setting:
Quite frankly, I never had a real reason for the Wall in mind when I made it up for Y2K. I just wanted something appropriately overdramatic for a superhero setting. Barring any further development on my part the "Reality Quake" idea from the Infinite Worlds supplement is okay by me -- and would be useful should I need to retcon anything out of existence because I decide 20 years later that it's stupid.
And I've yet to actually set up a timeline for after 2000. I have some ideas -- but they're almost all explicated in other threads in this forum.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
Quite frankly, I never had a real reason for the Wall in mind when I made it up for Y2K. I just wanted something appropriately overdramatic for a superhero setting. Barring any further development on my part the "Reality Quake" idea from the Infinite Worlds supplement is okay by me -- and would be useful should I need to retcon anything out of existence because I decide 20 years later that it's stupid.
And I've yet to actually set up a timeline for after 2000. I have some ideas -- but they're almost all explicated in other threads in this forum.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.