Physics and Magic, a la D&D 3.5e

[mshido]

Let's be honest here. If the famous theoretical physicist Schrodinger lived in a universe following the laws of D&D 3.5e, all sorts of cool stuff will happen.

Beginning with the fact that an actual Schrodinger's cat experiment could be performed with the usage of genesis, contingency, and any low-level spell that would destroy the poor feline.

Well, let's say you were a physicist, and you were interested in exploring breaking the laws of the game universe. You thankfully have 40 wizard class levels to aid you in your endeavors.

What would you do?

[Geigan]

Write up an equation for how many catgirls are in the universe relative to the amount of science I do to the universe.

[Malimar]

Speaks With Monsters, Bad Gods, and for that matter all of Lore's sites are apparently down, but luckily somebody seems to have saved the relevant comic here (http://www.interbutt.org/plog-content/images/sfwmaybe/general-coolfunny/2010-08-12-d.png). Credit where credit is due: Lore Fitzgerald Sjöberg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lore_Sj%C3%B6berg).

[NNescio]

Write up an equation for how many catgirls are in the universe relative to the amount of science I do to the universe.

http://ompldr.org/vOHYzdg/222c9efcb380920e958bd81cf6901658.jpg

[Big Fau]

*snip*

I think the scary part is that most of that is an actual equation.


But knowing Cirno, she just gave it her best guess.