I'm 11, I don't like Rping characters more than 2 years older than me, or else I feel like I can't play the character right. and the 8 year old swordsman, um, that's a story for another day.
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So, either you're underage to be on here, and have engaged in inappropriate content going by your "some quotables" including "raping you" which no 11 year old would ever sig. Indeed, if you are 11 years old you fraudulently registered here.
Or you're lying about your age so you don't sount like a creeper, at which you're failing horribly.
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The one who could control Gravity. At it's core, doesn't seem to bad, does it?
But when you create a 'pocket' of gravity so dense it collapses in on itself, you tend to be able to kill anything with a flick of the wrist. There's just some inherently broken about gravity.
Hmm, it'd have to be one of my most recent characters, Darien King who is actually the Jabberwocky from Wonderland. Compared to a Marine from WWII, a teenager with the power to absorb energy, a werewolf, a vampire, a secret agent, an android, and a high ranking Brotherhood of Steel member; he would be the one left standing. Especially the moment he lost his cool and transformed into the two-stories tall beast known as the Jabberwocky.
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That is both a difficult and easy question to answer. Since all of my characters inhabit the same cohesive multiverse regarding magic and technology, I would say in terms of pure raw power Skallagrim the Cughtagh would win, followed by Bannruod Lord of the Five Darks and then Teriwaedd the Dragon. Although it would be a touch and go fight the whole way and a single mistake made would allow any of the three to reign supreme.
None of the base or augmented human characters would stand a chance, although Kolskegg and General Freedom would last longer than the others by virtue of their abilities.
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Funny ^_^ I never thought of this question before...
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Shen Zhi Shu, the Sorcerer-God from Heroes Of The Sagas, in the Giant in the Playground forum.
You see, Shen Zhi Shu had incredibly powerful magic that could probably nuke the Death Star to oblivion from Star Wars in one shot!
I'd probably say Captain Charles Endicott Nelson. Assuming this is all of his 'powers' he has an interstellar union at his disposal. If not that, then an entire starship.
Pulled into war to serve a vision;
That's supposed to last a thousand years.
Part of a machine;
Unstoppable, as merciless as tidal waves.
None of my characters have any 'powers' or special abilities, but they are all military folk, for the most part. Or at least paramilitary, in some way. A lot of them are vehicle jockeys as well, which could make all the difference.
Silverwind is a mecha pilot, and a hardass after years of fighting, and having a pretty hard upbringing. However, the mecha in the setting are relatively flimsy, but fast, and mount some pretty effective weapons. He's also pretty resourceful and quick-witted.
Scott Valentine is an SAS trooper, which already gives him a great deal of badass cred, and means he's got a lot of strength, smarts and toughness. However, his powers come solely from his kit and equipment, which means they can vary wildly.
Then there's Jennifer 'Dancer' Lockley, my Aussie Tank Commander. She's never far from her Abrams, and is daring, cunning and smart, with a bit of a vicious streak on occasion. Obviously, she has the benefit of a tank, as well as being trained in the arts of infantry warfare.
If they all met up with their respective vehicles, I'd be highly inclined to proclaim Dancer the winner, due to her having a tank. Silverwind would probaly damage the crap out of it, though, and escape to fight another day, even if his mecha didn't. Scott would probably fare the worst, having no real defence against heavy weapons.
If I bring in non-forum characters though, then yeah, my Sci-Fi character ShadowHunter wins hands-down. He's a deadly sniper, trained in the employment of heavy weapons and demolitions to boot, and has a set of heavy powered armour. Additionally, he's enhanced to a level similar to the Master Chief, which makes him pretty damn lethal in combat. He also has something of a reputation for his unorthodox tactics and improvised strategies, so I think yeah, he'd win.
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Back in one of my very first RPs I has a ridiculously overpowered character that was a psychic and also possessed by a powerful demon (This fit with the setting). He also had a bunch of random abilities that came out of nowhere, so it would probably him. I was pretty bad at making balanced characters at first :P
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