HELP!! I need someone who's math is better than mine (I can't do any)...lol.
Trying to work out a thing.
If a creature has lived 2074 years, looks 62, what would be the way to write it?
EG: one human ...
@nprofile1q... You have a 1-to-33.45 ratio. Each ~33½ years would be like 1 year to them, assuming they age linearly like a human. Alternatives would be like aging like D&D elves and dwarves where they kind of biologically reach adulthood and then have extended youth and beauty before they start aging again in a linear fashion*, or aging to adulthood quickly and then effectively enjoying it until old age kicks in like most animals.
*For elves, they reach 20 and then get until 200 before it catches up, with 200 being considered a full adult and live to 1000. Same for dwarves, but they're considered full adults at 50 and live to 500.
*For elves, they reach 20 and then get until 200 before it catches up, with 200 being considered a full adult and live to 1000. Same for dwarves, but they're considered full adults at 50 and live to 500.
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