Previous Trope Repair Shop thread: Misused
, started by crazysamaritan on Jul 28th 2014 at 10:05:50 AM
Always on the move
Oddly enough the sourcebook of Forgotten Realms for Third Edition states Selûne orbits Toril at a distance of just 20,000 miles (eleven times closer than the Moon in Real Life). As it is similar in size to Luna, imagine the beauty of Faerûnian full moon nights... and the massive tides and earthquakes it would cause.
Spelljammer, however, puts it at 183,000 miles.
Edited by ScorpiusOB1 Lost somewhere in the Laniakea Supercluster.
Shamboozle!
Why would you change it from the Majora's Mask moon, which is possibly one of the biggest examples of this trope?
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I have to agree. The Majora's mask moon is a great example. The ET pic is just boring.
I think using the Soul Eater moon would be pretty cool too.
"That's a to-go order. See! It's already gone!!"
Because the Majora's mask moon is on bad moon rising already. (for what it is worth, I think it is more appropriate on this page than on that one. Bad moon rising is supposed to be about objects in the sky that were not there yesterday. As far as we know Majora's Mask world always had a moon, it just got closer.
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Trope Repair Shop thread on the merge of Artsy Moon into this trope: Not Thriving
, started by prettycoolguy on May 4th 2022 at 11:02:11 AM