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Well, you also made it sound like the human's version was an inferior form, so I was thinking the cursed individual would find themselves adapting their magic back towards the original form You could also make it so there's some inherent difference between a demon and a human's mana, not that...

21 whole different attributes? Damn, what are they? As for the curse. 2nd stage I can see still being sense-related, but instead of having the changes apply to the primary 5 human senses, have the changes to those happen in stage 1, and then stage 2 is for demon-specific senses, more esoteric...

See here, the problem is, if you don't pick the Yandere Dragon, you die. Also, Lady Evergreen? Is that a Runebound Professor reference? Isn't she a hag?

Folk tales about the fae and their realm, and I'm pretty sure in either Hinduism or in some Buddhist beliefs (or both) there are other worlds that one might be reincarnated in. Check out Miscellaneous Myths: Pwyll, Prince of Dyved - YouTube

Starting writing.

There are many different kinds of strength, from physical ability to intelligence and planning, resilience in the face of danger or despair, even charisma and the ability to acquire allies. Characters will have different strengths and weaknesses, and throughout a story will have to navigate...

Just another word for fool. (Credit where credit is due, that's a line from a song, 'Space Hero' from the album 'Carmen Miranda's Ghost') In all seriousness, a hero is someone who puts their life on the line to save others, not thinking of any potential reward, but solely because they believe...

Oh right, that song. Myth & Roid, was it?

Anything can be eaten if you try hard enough. That does not mean that everything should be eaten.

My handwriting is... legible. To me. Most of the time. Comes from being made to write lines, and trying to do it fast and with each line shorter than the previous, to try and squeeze out some modicum of amusement so I wouldn't just keel over and die of boredom and hand cramps.

2 sounds like a lot of work, and war is traumatizing and painful, but otherwise is good enough. 4 is just not for me, I don't care for goblins, and while I love demons, 3 sounds like a living nightmare. So I choose 1, where I get to be lazy and awesome, and what does it matter if I'm feared by...

Forcing yourself to write tends to lead to burnout

Whuz FTH? (Edit: why is faith a stat. That shit fluctuates so hard, even in the devout. It's not like some inherent characteristic to a person, and wouldn't leveling it just make you more of a mindless fanatic? A system separate from stats makes more sense, like, 'Favor' where how much Favor you...

Oh damn you're right. I choose black, just give me time to properly codify my values and justify them logically. It'll be a change for sure, I would tip from 'good of heart cold of mind' to just 'cold of mind', but should still be functional! You see common sense and reason as part of humanity...

The Green Marotte: probably applies to at least half the countries in the World The White Puppet: isn't that just a reset to childhood? The Grey Puppet: already happening ba-by~!

That wasn't discussed in the premise, and thus can not be counted on, just as we don't talk about how the hell you got into that situation when talking about a normal trolley problem.

Another thing to consider. If you pull the lever, you are legally responsible for the death of the one, and while you may be able to get out of it, you also might not.

I mean, the point of the trolley problem isn't from the initial scenario, but rather various permutations on it. Not let you out until she's dead? With no food water or break? Well, what's going to happen no matter what I do is she'll die, either when I pass out from exhaustion and dehydration...

But wisdom is also spelled with an I?

In a system setting? Intelligence is thought speed, and typically magic damage, Wisdom is memory and typically mana regeneration. Outside that, I'd say intelligence is a measure of one's ability to think logically and process information quickly, whereas wisdom is a measure of one's ability to...