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To those who bind themselves to the Holy Fluids, they are able to temporally fuse with another who has done the same. Regardless of the humor they bound themselves to, if they can focus their thoughts and bring their minds to equilibrium a great fusion will take place. They can take the form of a stronger being, one with the strengths of the fluids they bear. It is a practice that has been done for years, used both in the wilds and in the civilized cities that dot the globe.

Despite being practiced for centuries, there are some things that are still impossible to achieve. Fusions can only take place between two individuals. There cannot be more than that, as it is impossible to align three minds in such synchronization for it to work. Sapient species cannot withstand such a practice, and any group who has attempted such a fusion have been driven mad by the process. The evolved mind is not suited for these connections.

Even though it is well known that such a fusion is impossible, there are those who still attempt it. They may have accepted that higher minds cannot withstand such a transformation, but they believe that the lowly and pure may be the key to it. Minds too simple to break. Fluids so pure that there are no imperfections to pollute the process. Pure fluids, like those of Godly status. Ichor and Alkahest, the most powerful liquids in existence. Perhaps these can withstand such a transformation. Perhaps they have the energy to make this all possible. The question is, though: should it be done? What good could come from these transformations? What could this mean for our world? While Ichor and Alkahest are Godly Fluids, they are still extremely dangerous. Their elementals are vicious and unrelenting. Mere mortals cannot even survive exposure to them. So what would happen if they were given such power? What would the fluid of the gods do in such a powerful vessel?

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A long, long time ago, when I was first introducing Fall of Ichor, KingOfWarlocks brought up the idea of triple fusions. The fluids could fuse two together, but what about three? If that was the case, then that would mean I would have to draw a ton of triple fusions, which I don't think I could do. Instead, I decided that triple fusions could only work with a Godly Fluid and two of the humors it is associated with. Which makes it so I don't have to draw 20 different fusions. So his idea came up long ago, and so I drew up these two fusions long ago as well. At last they have made it to the submission slot, and finally get to see the light of day. Here you go! Sorry for the wait!

I feel that these two fusions would be extra end game bosses in an RPG. The ones that are impossible to find, but are waaaay stronger than the final boss. One of those bosses that require insane amounts of grinding and strategy to defeat. For the Heaven's Hand, the three heads would be three different enemies to strike. One head would control the summoning spike arm, while the other wields the sword. The central would control the halo and the center eye which could unleash devastating beams. Destroying the heads would eliminate the weapons they use, but the other sections would retaliate. Gotta pick which section needs to die first, before they combo the whole team to death.

This is the fusion of Ichor, Blood and Phlegm.

Description
To those who bind themselves to the Holy Fluids, they are able to temporally fuse with another who has done the same. Regardless of the humor they bound themselves to, if they can focus their thoughts and bring their minds to equilibrium a great fusion will take place. They can take the form of a stronger being, one with the strengths of the fluids they bear. It is a practice that has been done for years, used both in the wilds and in the civilized cities that dot the globe.

Despite being practiced for centuries, there are some things that are still impossible to achieve. Fusions can only take place between two individuals. There cannot be more than that, as it is impossible to align three minds in such synchronization for it to work. Sapient species cannot withstand such a practice, and any group who has attempted such a fusion have been driven mad by the process. The evolved mind is not suited for these connections.

Even though it is well known that such a fusion is impossible, there are those who still attempt it. They may have accepted that higher minds cannot withstand such a transformation, but they believe that the lowly and pure may be the key to it. Minds too simple to break. Fluids so pure that there are no imperfections to pollute the process. Pure fluids, like those of Godly status. Ichor and Alkahest, the most powerful liquids in existence. Perhaps these can withstand such a transformation. Perhaps they have the energy to make this all possible. The question is, though: should it be done? What good could come from these transformations? What could this mean for our world? While Ichor and Alkahest are Godly Fluids, they are still extremely dangerous. Their elementals are vicious and unrelenting. Mere mortals cannot even survive exposure to them. So what would happen if they were given such power? What would the fluid of the gods do in such a powerful vessel?

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A long, long time ago, when I was first introducing Fall of Ichor, KingOfWarlocks brought up the idea of triple fusions. The fluids could fuse two together, but what about three? If that was the case, then that would mean I would have to draw a ton of triple fusions, which I don't think I could do. Instead, I decided that triple fusions could only work with a Godly Fluid and two of the humors it is associated with. Which makes it so I don't have to draw 20 different fusions. So his idea came up long ago, and so I drew up these two fusions long ago as well. At last they have made it to the submission slot, and finally get to see the light of day. Here you go! Sorry for the wait!

I feel that these two fusions would be extra end game bosses in an RPG. The ones that are impossible to find, but are waaaay stronger than the final boss. One of those bosses that require insane amounts of grinding and strategy to defeat. For the Heaven's Hand, the three heads would be three different enemies to strike. One head would control the summoning spike arm, while the other wields the sword. The central would control the halo and the center eye which could unleash devastating beams. Destroying the heads would eliminate the weapons they use, but the other sections would retaliate. Gotta pick which section needs to die first, before they combo the whole team to death.

This is the fusion of Ichor, Blood and Phlegm.