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What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2015 6:01 am
by kranix
Hey there, everyone!

The thing about Glyos and its sister lines is that, while we do get snippets from time to time, a lot of the story is left open to interpretation.

So just who is Sullkren? Whatever happened to Rothan Pheyden? Why are the Mushi getting involved? And just how do the Delphi fit in to everything?

Consider this thread a place to share your own version of the Greater Glyos Multiverse. Whether if it's something as vast as an entire history of the Glysos System and how everything fits together, or as focused as a single character's bio, let's hear what worlds you've created for the Travelers and Sincroids to inhabit.

Have fun, storytellers!

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2015 1:48 am
by NoPaintRequired
Before the war, the Gendrones known as Beanbots were endoskeletons to theme park and restaurant mascots, containing basic AI and an internal battery built to last a week. When the Villser attacked, the demand for replaceable soldiers grew. The technology was advanced and modular enough to enlist these once entertainment bots. As war grew, the seemingly limitless potential of the Beanbots was seen. Their more armored and bulky types did not compensate for their short battery life, their small heads did not allow for better AI, and their wheels were outclassed easily by any hover and flying equipment. The Gobons had outgunned and out armored them and the Buildmen outclassed the Beanbots in every regard.

As the final push to improve the Beanbot, a storage unit was added to increase battery life to nearly infinite battery life and a redesigned head allowed for autonomy. The evolution was called the Phaseon. But before their first sortie another project was launched. That was the Bio-Paralyzer. War had ended. The last of the Beanbots were left to their own, to rust away and the majority of Phaseons were locked away and were left for scrap, condemned to drift the infinity of space.

Their stories would have ended there if it wasn't for one drifter with a name. Argen.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2015 9:38 pm
by visualocity
This is my ongoing Glyoverse. It's been a while since I've worked on it, as life, work, baby all kind of got in the way. I really need to sit down and pick up where I left off.

Glyaxia Command

Glyan Glyaxia Command Elite - Royal Guard of Glyaxia Command. Sent on solo missions for Glyaxia command as well as attached to Glyos United combat units where Glyaxia interests are at stake. Extremely lethal with nearly unmatched combat skills, they are completely and unquestionably loyal to Glyaxia and will act against anything and anyone they see as a threat.

Glyan Glyaxia Outer Battalion - Glyan troops loyal only to Glyaxia command. These Glyans are deployed around Glyaxia HQ as well as sent on missions to the far corners of the Glyos universe that need the full response and presence of Glyaxia command. Though effective, they will not deviate from their orders even in the face of situations that call for it.


Traedian

Glyan Traedian Deep Hunter Division - The largest division within the Traedian Guild. The Deep Hunter Division are operatives for hire. They pride themselves on always completing the mission no matter what the cost and live by a strict code. Usually sent in kill squads of three but can also be deployed as individual operators if the need arises.

Glyan Secticore Tracker Unit - Glyan operators attached to the Deep Hunter Division. Secticore Tracker Units are sent ahead of the Deep Hunters to provide intelligence and tracking. They mostly operate alone and are usually on missions for long periods of time, tracking down those who do not want to be found. They do not possess loyalty to anyone other than themselves, lest they be used for nefarious means by any party, including the Traedians.


Strike Team White Skull

Strike Team White Skull Sarvos - Head of STWS, this Sarvos responds to only the most dire situations across the galaxy. Able to heal nearly any injury, he is both in high demand and also wanted by nearly every enemy of the Glyos universe.

Glyan Strike Team White Skull - These Glyans are skilled medics deployed in and embedded with nearly every Glyos unit and team.

Glyan Rig Crew White Skull - Some of the most skilled pilots and crew in all of Glyos,
the White Skull Rig Crew pilots and staffs the medical frigates and dropships deployed to all sectors of the Glyos universe.


EMD

EMD Commander Rynevo Pheyden - Traveling the galaxy, constantly in search of undiscovered materials and new technologies to further the advance of EMD’s development and research, Rynevo was the inventor of the core block technology.

Glyan Operator Cane - With some of the sharpest skills and quickest reflexes in the galaxy, Cane tests and tweaks all of EMD’s latest projects. On occasion Cane will deploy with strike teams and units employing new EMD technology for the first time to fine tune them to suit the needs of the missions. However, there is a mystery surrounding Operator Cane. Who does he really work for?

Glyan EMD Technician - Assigned to most units and strike teams that use any EMD technology, the EMD Technician maintains and upgrades all RIGs and Core Blocks to keep them running in top condition. Usually located in HQ’s or forward operating bases, the EMD Technician is sometimes deployed with a non EMD unit on larger missions where dependence on RIGs is crucial.


Combat Team Black Skull

Combat Team Black Skull - Created and deployed during the Gendrome Revolution, Black Skull was an experimental Glyaxia combat unit comprised of some of the top Glyan operators wearing the newly developed EMD Flexion Suits. Their mission was to test the performance of the suits in a combat environment. As this was the first generation of the Flexion armor, the suit’s interface was much more sensitive to the reactions of the owner and also altered the neuro patterns of the Black Skull members. Because of this the Black Skulls combat effectiveness is heightened more than that of a regular Glyan wearing Flexion armor. Their altered nature means that they are only deployed on the most dire of missions as a whole unit. They are usually broken down into small combat teams for more extreme Glyaxia black ops missions or to serve as a combat team for a Glyaxia Command Elite Glyan when needed, as they have similar combat effectiveness. They are dangerous alphas who are kept on a tight leash.


Zorennor Exploration Division

Zorennor Exploration Division Commander Sullkren - Leading the ZED into the Xorennor rift and planting the seeds of a united Glyos, Sullkren is at the center of a delicate web of events that could potentially save or destroy the Glyos galaxy. At odds with Glyaxia Command, Sullkren is watched closely by those who’s power is threatened.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2015 9:15 am
by Evildanish
My glyos stories usually involve Gatekeeper Viyer. The Neo Gatekeeper 2013 wave is the first one I went absolutely nuts buying up.

The idea of a mad scientist tempting the obliteration of the known universe appealed to me so I took the character and turned him into the Heavy. To me, Viyer is obsessed with the acquisition of knowledge and power at any cost to others. To that end he explores the known universe (or goes on vacation with me) to further his ends. He is loosely tied to glyaxia command and as such the dominant power is the enemy.

The 2014 Tracker wave also destroyed my wallet so I have lots of black/grey/red. Tracker and his cohorts are opposed to Viyer (and by extension to the glyaxia establishment). I fold in other black and red and white to boost manpower.

Distinct from either of those are the mechanical life forms, the gendrones. Most of my metallics are mixed together in a motley mishmash crew of sentient, semi sentient, and entirely servile junkyard piles of moving machinery. Viyer is actively trying to add gendrone tech to his amoral experiments. The Trackers are likewise trying to gain the allegiance of the gendrones and even have a few in their numbers. Whether the more sentient gendrones have their own agenda is unclear for now.

There are other players working in other sectors, separated for now by distance in time/space, like Sullkren and other species (mordles, mushis, other glyos entities). And there is a whole universe out there of other powers and entities.

Mostly I just take silly pictures.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2015 4:51 am
by NoPaintRequired
Some scattered plot points.

The thing is with the Phanost biology, unlike other sentient Travelers, all Phanost share a hivemind and are all working together for their goal.

Despite being closer to Travelers, the Crossborgs have joined forces with The Order. The Order themselves are allied with Glyaxia. Inside Glyaxia's command, Phanost is there hidden. To stir things up, another Phanost has also been leading Argen to fight Glyaxia, and convince Argen that if Hades wouldn't help, then Hades was an enemy to be defeated. Despite being little more than a hired gun for them, Glyaxia would prefer if Hades wasn't dead and is fighting back the Gendrone revolution. Phanost views this as a test to see which of these two armies he could control is stronger and worth controlling.

Phanost was the one who killed Exellis in this universe, but in an alternate one, Reverse Pheyden never found Ayosire and became the Dark Traveler. In that alternate timeline, Exellis never was killed and became Elder Exellis, who created the Sincroid Army. They were named Lost Sincroid Army when a few slipped into this universe from their universe. They were Travelers without an origin point in the main universe, so they were called the Lost Sincroid Army. When their true origins were revealed, the name stucked because it was the army that was lost when Exellis was killed.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 12:12 pm
by jl1828
My primary canon involves Commander Rykurra from the Ankram Search Team. After having most of his ranks destroyed or corrupted by the Skeleden threat, Rykurra tries desperately to convince the powers that be about the new threat but he is dismissed as a lunatic. So seeing no other option, he goes rogue and starts his own crusade to purge the Skeledens from the Glyoverse. His new ranks are filled with volunteers, survivors and a few guns for hire. As the Skeleden threat looms larger everyday, drastic steps need to be taken and so Rykurra has embraced the unusual, unconventional and perhaps even unholy. Beware the Skeleden menace. :skel1:

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 8:21 pm
by Mutt12
With my upcoming 3D printed figure, The Surgeon, I have a bit of an idea of his storyline in regards to how he fits in the Glyos cannon.

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Basically he is a creature called a Llugat, a being that is responsible for the vampire myth among developed worlds. His true form is a leech-like worm wrapped around the brain stem of his host body that empowers the host with near immortality, immense strength, psyonic powers, and the ability to craft the flesh of himself and others to his desires. The Surgeon is from an alternate reality where he was sealed in an iron sarchophagus and forced through a dimensional rift. Once freed by unsuspecting Glyans, he amassed an army of thralls from the nearest populated sector and constructed a massive Bio Barge, a pulsating biological starship. His goal is to seek out a Traveler as a host, as Traveler powers combined with his own would essentially make him a god.

Little does he know, the local Llugat of the Glyoverse, known as the Coven, are perfectly happy to live in the shadows away from the prying eyes of the galaxy at large and play their little cloak-and-dagger games amongst themselves. They see The Surgeon as a threat to their way of life and seek to put him down before he can achieve his goals.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2016 9:31 pm
by kranix
Cool stuff, folks! Can't wait to see how everyone expands on their own Glyos universes!

As for me, well...

The Edge of Space: constantly shifting, constantly changing. Through it lie countless worlds, entire galaxies of possibility, all borne of choices and their outcomes, an eternally forking path. In some, but not all, there is a Glyos System; in some, not all, there are Travelers, enigmatic beings charged with protecting the Glyos System; and in each of these Travelers there lies the possibility of being reborn into a new form, simply by virtue of the choices they make in carrying out their mission.

You may have heard different stories of these Travelers, of other beings that exist within these splintering realms of reality linked through the Edge of Space. All of them are true...


This was what was established back in the early days of Glyos for me, back when I kept a blog called Glyan Stories under my old web handle, following the adventures of Edynne Vossar, Shadow the Prototype, and Scar. The characters themselves kinda vanished (along with the blog) after a year or so, replaced by snippets of tales posted alongside photos of various builds.

Now? This is what I've got:

:arg18-blast: :eny6-blast: :grygL: :grellL: Following his battle with Argen, a badly damaged Enyriun quickly found himself surrounded by Imperium forces, enraged at the "betrayal" of their leader's right hand. Only by the sudden intervention of the Crayboth twins Gryganull and Grellanym did the Phaseon manage to escape, though not without heavy losses to his own Liberation ranks. How could he turn his Gendrone brethren from the darker path that the elder Exellis had warned them of on Sendollest?

:scray1: :sarv: :glyarmor1: What remained of Enyriun's forces quickly arrived on Alcray, where already the Crayboth had gathered, brought together by visions of Argen's rise to power and the return of the Villser. Strange visitors could be seen among them: a Traveler who Enyriun had last seen when Glyos had been united; Travelers clad in some kind of armor that seemed to resonate with power; and a creature the likes of which Enyriun had never encountered. Hidden in the crowds, the Phaseon thought he glimpsed a Gobon in tattered rags and a blaster at its hip, but thought better of it: after all, why would the Renegades reveal themselves now?

:tb-sull: :hadesL: "We have received word that Hades has dispatched Argen, at least for now," Sullkren began, mulling over the words, "but that is only temporary, isn't it?" There was no response, but the silence of those gathered spoke volumes. "What are our options, then?" the Traveler asked, turning to face all those gathered, but lingering over the creature longest of all. Seeing this cue, it spoke in a whistling voice. "We have been studying the same technology that has allowed the Villser to influence the Gendrones," it began, "and we believe that we have found something that we may be able to use without fear of corruption." At this, the creature turned to Enyriun, giving the Phaseon a sad sort of look. "The question is, are there any who will take the risk?"

:tb-eny6: Enyriun turned to the Crayboth that had saved him, that he once had helped escape from Glyaxia seemingly so long ago. He turned to the few Phaseons that remained loyal to him, even some he did not recognize whose chests bore the Imperial emblem, and to the few Buildmen that stood beside them. Weakly, the would-be Liberator stepped through the crowd, each step heavier than the last. "How can you ask that of us?" he asked, more out of confusion than defiance. "We, who have tried to fight for a place as equals, who have witnessed this corruption firsthand," he continued, "you would now ask us to risk the only independence we have, the only resistance we have to the Villser, for what purpose?"

:exe1: "For you to save your kind, Enyriun," came another voice, "to lead the Children of Renegades in creating a better age for us all." From behind the creature stepped a familiar face, one the Phaseon had not seen since the dusty plains of Sendollest. "All so we may defy a darker fate . . . together."

And so, under the watchful eyes of the Varteryx Padelos and the Lost Sincroid himself, Enyriun stepped forward, in hopes of finding a way to change the future from the vision he once had so long ago...

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 10:21 am
by ThatGuyNamedJoe
To me, the Delphi are kind of like the Forerunners from Halo. They have super-advanced technology but aren't gods like the Precursors or the Great Beings from Bionicle. So I think they sort of just EXIST and only have minimal constant impact on the story since all they really did was give the Armorvors power armor.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2016 11:19 am
by TJOmega
I've been thinking lately about how Skeleden fits into the Glyos universe as, well... it doesn't fit, being a Skeleton Warrior tie-in it doesn't really mesh with Onell's aliens and robots. That said, I noticed some things:

:skel1: During Skeleden's run, two rare non-metallic Argens were made, one for the D&D style story that doesn't tie to the main story, and the other based on that story's Phanost. Both were the only Argens at the time with no matching Gendrones of any kind.
:hades: Skeleden's final release came a wave before Hades' return. Likely that's to keep from competing with the debuting Glyarmor but the timing is interesting.
:arg10: Skeleden first appeared a wave after Argen took the same Redlaw form of Phanost, a first for the Gendrone leader and his most ominous form since Dark Argen.
:phey: In our time with Skeleden, no story blurbs were dropped about him, most of Matt's story was carried by Argen at the time, as if the Skeleden had no impact on the Glyos canon.

My conclusion is Skeleden is entirely metaphysical. We know Hades was nearly killed and left at the edge of the universe by Argen and the Spectre Force. With Argen growing dark enough to take on the form of Phanost, it triggered something, and a struggle for his own life began in Hades, manifested as the Skeleden. This is why some of the Skeleden mutations call back to colorways like Neo Phase and Morderius, sources of power in Glyos, as he tries to find the strength to return. This culminates in The Black Bridge of Glyosar, where he and a strange party gather in a full on assault on Argen and Phanost, shown working together as it seemed they did with the Redlaw colorway that triggered Hades' awakening. The colorways after take an interesting track, as Skeleden takes a matching color to the real Argen for the first time, starting to connect to the real world again. Then comes another battle with Argen within his own soul, this time taking the colors that Phanost had at the Black Bridge. This is when Skeleden taps the very power that defeated him before, Spectre Force, to subdue any doubt in himself about facing the real Argen again. A final challenge behind him, our last Skeleden came in fleshy tones, representing his return to life. This is when Hades recovers enough to awaken, now in the care of the Varteryx.

Of course this all goes out the window once Matt decides to do a Glyarmor vs Skeleden drop.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2016 1:50 pm
by kranix
TJOmega wrote:My conclusion is Skeleden is entirely metaphysical. We know Hades was nearly killed and left at the edge of the universe by Argen and the Spectre Force. With Argen growing dark enough to take on the form of Phanost, it triggered something, and a struggle for his own life began in Hades, manifested as the Skeleden. This is why some of the Skeleden mutations call back to colorways like Neo Phase and Morderius, sources of power in Glyos, as he tries to find the strength to return. This culminates in The Black Bridge of Glyosar, where he and a strange party gather in a full on assault on Argen and Phanost, shown working together as it seemed they did with the Redlaw colorway that triggered Hades' awakening. The colorways after take an interesting track, as Skeleden takes a matching color to the real Argen for the first time, starting to connect to the real world again. Then comes another battle with Argen within his own soul, this time taking the colors that Phanost had at the Black Bridge. This is when Skeleden taps the very power that defeated him before, Spectre Force, to subdue any doubt in himself about facing the real Argen again. A final challenge behind him, our last Skeleden came in fleshy tones, representing his return to life. This is when Hades recovers enough to awaken, now in the care of the Varteryx.


This is bloody brilliant.

To the point where it feels like we should have a comic along these lines now.

Well done, TJ!

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2016 2:12 pm
by ThatGuyNamedJoe
TJOmega wrote:I've been thinking lately about how Skeleden fits into the Glyos universe as, well... it doesn't fit, being a Skeleton Warrior tie-in it doesn't really mesh with Onell's aliens and robots. That said, I noticed some things:

:skel1: During Skeleden's run, two rare non-metallic Argens were made, one for the D&D style story that doesn't tie to the main story, and the other based on that story's Phanost. Both were the only Argens at the time with no matching Gendrones of any kind.
:hades: Skeleden's final release came a wave before Hades' return. Likely that's to keep from competing with the debuting Glyarmor but the timing is interesting.
:arg10: Skeleden first appeared a wave after Argen took the same Redlaw form of Phanost, a first for the Gendrone leader and his most ominous form since Dark Argen.
:phey: In our time with Skeleden, no story blurbs were dropped about him, most of Matt's story was carried by Argen at the time, as if the Skeleden had no impact on the Glyos canon.

My conclusion is Skeleden is entirely metaphysical. We know Hades was nearly killed and left at the edge of the universe by Argen and the Spectre Force. With Argen growing dark enough to take on the form of Phanost, it triggered something, and a struggle for his own life began in Hades, manifested as the Skeleden. This is why some of the Skeleden mutations call back to colorways like Neo Phase and Morderius, sources of power in Glyos, as he tries to find the strength to return. This culminates in The Black Bridge of Glyosar, where he and a strange party gather in a full on assault on Argen and Phanost, shown working together as it seemed they did with the Redlaw colorway that triggered Hades' awakening. The colorways after take an interesting track, as Skeleden takes a matching color to the real Argen for the first time, starting to connect to the real world again. Then comes another battle with Argen within his own soul, this time taking the colors that Phanost had at the Black Bridge. This is when Skeleden taps the very power that defeated him before, Spectre Force, to subdue any doubt in himself about facing the real Argen again. A final challenge behind him, our last Skeleden came in fleshy tones, representing his return to life. This is when Hades recovers enough to awaken, now in the care of the Varteryx.

Of course this all goes out the window once Matt decides to do a Glyarmor vs Skeleden drop.


Truly amazing!

To me, Skeleden is just another Traveler who got his hands on one heck of an axe, and changes forms in a more organic way than most, hence the word mutation.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2016 10:21 pm
by NoPaintRequired
The power of the Glyarmor has allowed Gatekeeper Viyer to be more than a guardian of the gate. The stolen power has given one of Glyaxia's smartest scientist the nearly unlimited power. His first course of action with this power was to become his own dimension gate and return to when the Nemica Agent had program the Origin Armodocs to hunt Travelers, and reclaimed them under his own power.

The Glyarmor protected the Traveler making such a massive jump back and forth, but instead of destroying the Traveler, the cost was creating tears to other galaxies. Glyclops, Orbitron, and other foreign species have started to invade Glyos.

But blinded by power, Viyer believes he can save the Glyos system. The power of the Glyarmor, the power of the Armodocs, and the power of the Protoclone army he created with their own Glyarmor. He believes with everything that he believes is rightfully his, he will be the savior to the universe.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2018 7:14 am
by Acro Pheyden
I have a couple questions and think that this might be the best place to ask, however, given the infrequent posts in this part of the universe it may just sit unanswered. So since this thread is about cannon I want to clarify:

1. What passes for currency in the Glyos system, is it Tech of any kind (phase, axis, black core)???
2. Are Sincroids :exe1: and Gendrones :ranic: the same thing? In my head they are, just more of an old world vs. new world thing and they are both words for mechanical beings.

Interested to get your thoughts...

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2018 8:07 pm
by AutoDecept
Acro Pheyden wrote:2. Are Sincroids :exe1: and Gendrones :ranic: the same thing? In my head they are, just more of an old world vs. new world thing and they are both words for mechanical beings.

Interested to get your thoughts...


I think Gendrones are true robots and purely mechanical in nature, while Sincroids are bio-mechanical. Gendrones can be mass-manufactured on an assembly line, but Sincroids have to be vat-grown.

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2018 12:13 pm
by Acro Pheyden
AutoDecept wrote:
I think Gendrones are true robots and purely mechanical in nature, while Sincroids are bio-mechanical. Gendrones can be mass-manufactured on an assembly line, but Sincroids have to be vat-grown.


Thanks for the response, interesting as I have collected glyos for 10 years and never thought of sincroids as biomechanical, but I like that! I guess I just didn’t remember that from the comics. So then, the only sincroids would be Exellis and Noboto (Plus the proto clones) or am I forgetting sanother character?

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2018 11:54 am
by Witchwitchwitch
Acro Pheyden wrote:
AutoDecept wrote:
I think Gendrones are true robots and purely mechanical in nature, while Sincroids are bio-mechanical. Gendrones can be mass-manufactured on an assembly line, but Sincroids have to be vat-grown.


Thanks for the response, interesting as I have collected glyos for 10 years and never thought of sincroids as biomechanical, but I like that! I guess I just didn’t remember that from the comics. So then, the only sincroids would be Exellis and Noboto (Plus the proto clones) or am I forgetting sanother character?


Don't forget the Neo Sincroids http://glyos.wikia.com/wiki/Neo_Sincroid. Also the Lost Sincroid Army, which I believe were created as duplicates of Exellis...http://glyos.wikia.com/wiki/Lost_Sincroid_Army
List of Sincroids can be found here.
http://glyos.wikia.com/wiki/Glyos_System_Series_(Toyline)

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2018 2:24 pm
by Acro Pheyden
Witchwitchwitch wrote:List of Sincroids can be found here.
http://glyos.wikia.com/wiki/Glyos_System_Series_(Toyline)


Good point, I don’t want to forget the LSA and neo sincroid. Interesting though is that in the wiki link it has noboto as a sincroid but protoclones as gendrones. I think the comics referenced above clearly show the protoclone being grown in a vat....

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2018 6:08 pm
by The Bah'glenn
Acro Pheyden wrote:1. What passes for currency in the Glyos system, is it Tech of any kind (phase, axis, black core)???

Interested to get your thoughts...


I believe the currency they use is called "Mils" as I had asked Matt about it back in 2009 when I started the Alien Mercenaries photo comic because I wanted the lore to be consistent between my stories and his. (I even put the cost of the comic as "5 Mils" to reference that and the 'Mercs and other characters refer to Mils often.).

-Bah'glenn

Re: What's YOUR Glyos Canon?

Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2018 9:38 pm
by Acro Pheyden
The Bah'glenn wrote:
Acro Pheyden wrote:1. What passes for currency in the Glyos system, is it Tech of any kind (phase, axis, black core)???

Interested to get your thoughts...


I believe the currency they use is called "Mils" as I had asked Matt about it back in 2009 when I started the Alien Mercenaries photo comic because I wanted the lore to be consistent between my stories and his. (I even put the cost of the comic as "5 Mils" to reference that and the 'Mercs and other characters refer to Mils often.).

-Bah'glenn


Thanks that is awesome to know tha Mils were straight from the man himself. I always just thought you made that one up yourself :lol: