He wiggled his head, before sitting on the edge of the table. "Actually, that is somewhat correct. Though mortality would take YEARS to beat on the scale I was thinking."<br/><br/>He focused his powers, and after a few moments of trail and error, was holding a planet about as big as his chest. "This would be one of the boards for one player. Each player has there own world to start, and we play until everyone else has either forfeited or been defeated. Everyone plays their own races, you would be the hobgoblins, I would be humans, Tyra would be chromatic dragons, Vorela the metallics, and so on, and everyone starts with about the same resources and strength of units. And instead of only one move every turn, I was thinking of an accelerated game time, like fifty or one hundred years on the 'board' would equal about 1 day here. Though if one person thinks that is too slow, we can all agree, or not, to speed it up. Have a few other tricks for it as well, but I want everyone to hear it, so everyone is on the same learning curve. Except for me, but I am going to counter that with an increase in bad luck for my board."<br/><br/>He made the planet suddenly begin growing, and soon it was showing a single hobgoblin and a human in a field, idly chatting. He then made the planet shrink again, and she was looking at a city that was right beside the two beings he had first shown, and then put his hand through the city, proving it was an illusion. "So, still interested? You get bragging rights about being the superior species if you win."