I doubt it's the only thing you have a problem with for the Azure cards, but I copy-pasted an older version of the deck missing an important line. The Azure monsters should have a part saying "Once per duel" before the resummoning from banished effect.
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Okay y'all im headed to bed im sure Krein and I will get to our duel in the morning.
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sorry about that, i don't know why i was mad at the Azure cards, it probably had something to do with the fact that I just read Bullshit.EXE also known as the Magigal archetype.
I really don't know where your going with a character like that. Here's a few logical questions:
1. how is an 11 year old supposed to get into this serious tournament for pros?
2.Why a character with two separate personalities, and 2 separate decks, when only 1 would really show up in duels, unless your character doesn't care if everyone else knows about the whole cross-dressing thing.
3. If you plan to use both sides to the character during the tournament, are you planning to have them compete separately, or share a deck?
Unending, if you want to make a sparkly fabulous bitch of a character, go ahead. This RP is seriously lacking those.
I really missed a chance to use my Dolphin Conformist Archetype here.
OH, I can't believe I forgot the duel types.
The duelists will select the type of duel at the start of the duel, the duel field will adjust to the needed type.
Action duel rules: Field spell. Physical monsters (you can touch them)
Action spell/traps- these are strewn across the field, and the duelists can go around and find them. Action spells are added to the hand, and can be activated from the hand on either player's turn. Action traps are activated upon being picked up. I will give a list of the Action cards available on that specific field at the start of the duel.
Turbo Duel Rules:
I can't remember all of these, so tell me if I missed something.
Both Duelist's will race on Duel Runners, while Dueling at the same time.
The field spell (which is always active) is Speed world. During each standby phase, each players gains 1 speed counter.
Speed counters affect the actual speed of the duel runner (the higher the number of counters, the faster you go)
12 counters per duelist maximum.
All spell cards cost 2 counters
you lose 1 counter every time you take 1000 damage (if your attacked directly by a monster with 2000 atk you lose 2 counters)
In both Turbo and Action duels, no field spells can be played.
Normal Duels:
Normal rules of the game.
I really don't know where your going with a character like that. Here's a few logical questions:
1. how is an 11 year old supposed to get into this serious tournament for pros?
2.Why a character with two separate personalities, and 2 separate decks, when only 1 would really show up in duels, unless your character doesn't care if everyone else knows about the whole cross-dressing thing.
3. If you plan to use both sides to the character during the tournament, are you planning to have them compete separately, or share a deck?
Unending, if you want to make a sparkly fabulous bitch of a character, go ahead. This RP is seriously lacking those.
I really missed a chance to use my Dolphin Conformist Archetype here.
OH, I can't believe I forgot the duel types.
The duelists will select the type of duel at the start of the duel, the duel field will adjust to the needed type.
Action duel rules: Field spell. Physical monsters (you can touch them)
Action spell/traps- these are strewn across the field, and the duelists can go around and find them. Action spells are added to the hand, and can be activated from the hand on either player's turn. Action traps are activated upon being picked up. I will give a list of the Action cards available on that specific field at the start of the duel.
Turbo Duel Rules:
I can't remember all of these, so tell me if I missed something.
Both Duelist's will race on Duel Runners, while Dueling at the same time.
The field spell (which is always active) is Speed world. During each standby phase, each players gains 1 speed counter.
Speed counters affect the actual speed of the duel runner (the higher the number of counters, the faster you go)
12 counters per duelist maximum.
All spell cards cost 2 counters
you lose 1 counter every time you take 1000 damage (if your attacked directly by a monster with 2000 atk you lose 2 counters)
In both Turbo and Action duels, no field spells can be played.
Normal Duels:
Normal rules of the game.
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Sparkly fabulous bitch on the way! I'll get right to work!
EDIT: Sparkles von Fabulous has joined us!
EDIT: Sparkles von Fabulous has joined us!
Name: Carmilla Alarune (this is almost certainly a fake name; some sources seem to indicate that her real name is actually Hanako Kazami)
Character theme
Battle theme
Age: 16
Gender: Female
Appearance:
Personality: Carmilla (if that IS her real name) loves to be the center of attention. Because of it, she'll often speak loudly and directly, use verbose language and grand gestures, and above all else, duel and win as often as possible. She refuses to accept failure in anything she does, from something as trivial as waking up on time to something as luck-based as Duel Monsters. Loss is hollowing to her, but all it takes is one little nudge to snap her out of it.
Carmilla also often boasts about how she'll become the world's most powerful duelist. Perhaps because that's her ambition, she outright refuses to duel anyone she doesn't deem a worthy challenge, and will even go so far as to not acknowledge the existence of such people. If she's ever defeated, her mind becomes locked on defeating the one who bested her. Some believe her sometimes-cruel personality and harsh self-criticism are a means to an end for her, but the only end she ever speaks of is becoming the greatest duelist of all time.
Brief Bio: To be revealed over the course of the RP
Deck type/Archetype: Plant Princess
Key cards: The four Plant Princesses (Talaya, Mariña, Chirubimé, Tytannial), Gigaplant
Character theme
Battle theme
Age: 16
Gender: Female
Appearance:
Personality: Carmilla (if that IS her real name) loves to be the center of attention. Because of it, she'll often speak loudly and directly, use verbose language and grand gestures, and above all else, duel and win as often as possible. She refuses to accept failure in anything she does, from something as trivial as waking up on time to something as luck-based as Duel Monsters. Loss is hollowing to her, but all it takes is one little nudge to snap her out of it.
Carmilla also often boasts about how she'll become the world's most powerful duelist. Perhaps because that's her ambition, she outright refuses to duel anyone she doesn't deem a worthy challenge, and will even go so far as to not acknowledge the existence of such people. If she's ever defeated, her mind becomes locked on defeating the one who bested her. Some believe her sometimes-cruel personality and harsh self-criticism are a means to an end for her, but the only end she ever speaks of is becoming the greatest duelist of all time.
Brief Bio: To be revealed over the course of the RP
Deck type/Archetype: Plant Princess
Key cards: The four Plant Princesses (Talaya, Mariña, Chirubimé, Tytannial), Gigaplant
Monsters - Total: 20
Tytannial, Princess of Camellias x2
Mariña, Princess of Sunflowers x2
Talaya, Princess of Cherry Blossoms x2
Chirubimé, Princess of Autumn Leaves 3
Fallen Angel of Roses x2
Gigaplant x3
Lord Poison x3
Lonefire Blossom x2
Dandylion x1
Spells - Total: 10
Trade-In x3
Monster Gate x1
Foolish Burial x1
Miracle Fertilizer x3
Mark of the Rose x2
Traps - Total: 10
Raigeki Break x2
Bottomless Trap Hole x1
Compulsory Evacuation Device x1
Call of the Haunted x2
Dark Bribe x3
Solemn Warning x1
Tytannial, Princess of Camellias x2
Mariña, Princess of Sunflowers x2
Talaya, Princess of Cherry Blossoms x2
Chirubimé, Princess of Autumn Leaves 3
Fallen Angel of Roses x2
Gigaplant x3
Lord Poison x3
Lonefire Blossom x2
Dandylion x1
Spells - Total: 10
Trade-In x3
Monster Gate x1
Foolish Burial x1
Miracle Fertilizer x3
Mark of the Rose x2
Traps - Total: 10
Raigeki Break x2
Bottomless Trap Hole x1
Compulsory Evacuation Device x1
Call of the Haunted x2
Dark Bribe x3
Solemn Warning x1
My lady is ready for the others to start duelling. After that i hope i can duel someone ells
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VarionusNW said
sorry about that, i don't know why i was mad at the Azure cards, it probably had something to do with the fact that I just read Bullshit.EXE also known as the Magigal archetype.I really don't know where your going with a character like that. Here's a few logical questions:
1. how is an 11 year old supposed to get into this serious tournament for pros?
Asks how an 11yo got into dueling tournament... after establishing that said 11yo's deck is OP as hell. I think that pretty much explains it.
2.Why a character with two separate personalities, and 2 separate decks, when only 1 would really show up in duels, unless your character doesn't care if everyone else knows about the whole cross-dressing thing.
Ariel would be the persona in the tournament, with Aaron taking over outside of those duels. Aaron doesn't care about others knowing of his cross-dressing, but he wouldn't put himself in front of others for a big showy duel as himself.
3. If you plan to use both sides to the character during the tournament, are you planning to have them compete separately, or share a deck?
They would compete separately. Aaron wouldn't be seen using his Magigal deck, and Ariel likes her deck too much to use Aaron's Azure one.
I'll just scrap the character and switch to Cybell. Unlike the Magigals, Bell's dragons of ultimate death and destruction have been tested in duels before. I'll need to rewrite the entire Archetype to fix the Magigals, and that will take way too long.
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Good, I quite like Cybell. Cybell is much, much better than a cross-dressing little kid. (I mean, what is this? Yu-Gi-Oh! Boku No Pico edition?)
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Oh god, don't even say that name. That... thing... has so many worse issues than just cross-dressing boys.
I used to not know what Boko no Pico was....
But then I found and cried for 40 minutes straight...
Like seriously, what the FUCK? How can people who come up with that stuff not be redirected to a psychologist?
BUT ON ANOTHER NOTE! Yay, Cybell is back! Maybe this time she and Lyall can duel for real this time!
But then I found and cried for 40 minutes straight...
Like seriously, what the FUCK? How can people who come up with that stuff not be redirected to a psychologist?
BUT ON ANOTHER NOTE! Yay, Cybell is back! Maybe this time she and Lyall can duel for real this time!
UnendingEmpire bye~
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What of Carmilla? Is she accepted?
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Boku no Pico, the second most emotionally scarring thing brought in front of me thanks to the world of anime and manga.
The first was the light novel ending of Usagi Drop. At least Boku no Pico is honest with itself.
The first was the light novel ending of Usagi Drop. At least Boku no Pico is honest with itself.
I just read a brief summary of Usagi Drop on Wikipedia....
Srsly m8? All of that emotional buildup only to give readers the finger by saying they're not related? Also, even if they weren't related, it's still pretty weird for someone to want to have children with someone who's pretty much been the only parent figure they've ever had. Oedipus complex much?
Srsly m8? All of that emotional buildup only to give readers the finger by saying they're not related? Also, even if they weren't related, it's still pretty weird for someone to want to have children with someone who's pretty much been the only parent figure they've ever had. Oedipus complex much?
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Name: Cybell Yvenstar
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Personality: Passionate and fiery, Cybell Yvenstar doesn’t care who she burns on her way to the top. If you underestimate her, she will kill you. If you overestimate her, she will rise to meet your expectations. If you judge her for what she is, she will change. Nothing about her can stand being stagnant. She needs to always be doing something, but once she’s gotten into her focus mode, nothing can deter her from seeing through to the end. She loves proving her superiority to others, and she hates losing. She isn't opposed to using violence where dueling fails. It takes a lot to put her down, but keeping her down, that's impossible. She isn't out to make friends. Why would she, when enemies are so much more exciting?
Brief Bio: Cybell isn't from the rough part of New Domino City originally, and even right now she could be living with her father in the nicest part of the city's center. But she wanted her freedom, and she couldn't have that at home. One day, before her father was back from work, Cybell took what she didn't want to leave and walked right out the door, leaving a note for her father that told him where she was going and how to contact her if he absolutely needed to. She bought herself a cheap place in the most crummy, run down area she could find and got right to work building a name for herself in this rough new setting.
A month after running away, she called her father to tell him that she was fine, and ever since that month of silence she's kept in contact with him. The time and distance has greatly improved their relationship, and he's even come to visit Bell a couple of times to check up on her. Bell was a good duelist, and she slowly but surely recruited friends and beaten enemies into what would become the Silver Dragons gang. In her gang's territory, there isn't a duelist who doesn't know to avoid Cybell's dragons' fire.
Technically, she didn't get into the tournament. Technically, the person who did isn't going be telling anyone otherwise. He was a loser who would have lost in round one anyways. She is really just doing the audience a favor by taking his spot. They should thank her.
Deck Type: Blue-Eyes Alchemy
Key Card: Blue-Eyes White Dragon, White Lightning Fusion, Silver’s Cry, Blue-Eyes Platinum Dragon
Monsters: 28
Blue-Eyes White Dragon x3
*Blue-Eyes Copper Dragon x3
*Blue-Eyes Silver Dragon x3
*Blue-Eyes Gold Dragon x3
Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon x1
Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon x1
Maiden with Eyes of Blue x3
Hieratic Dragon of Gebeb x3
The Light – Hex-Sealed Fusion x2
Elemental Hero Prism x3
Decoy Dragon x3
Spells: 22
Dragon Shrine x3
Supervise x3
A Wingbeat of Giant Dragon x1
Silver’s Cry x3
Burst Stream of Destruction x2
Dragon’s Mirror x3
*White Lightning Fusion x3
Trade-In x2
Dragon Shield x2
Trap: 10
Call of the Haunted x3
Soul Resurrection x2
Birthright x3
Mirror Force x2
Extra: 15
Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon x2
*Blue-Eyes Yellow Gold Dragon x2
*Blue-Eyes White Gold Dragon x2
*Blue-Eyes Electrum Dragon x2
Superalloy Beast Raptnus x1
Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon x2
Thunder End Dragon x1
Hieratic Sun Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis x1
Queen Dragon Djinn x1
*Blue-Eyes Platinum Dragon x2
Blue-Eyes Copper Dragon
Image: A smaller version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon with copper scales and small wings.
Level 4 | Light | Dragon/Gemini
ATK 1500 | DEF 1500
This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is face-up on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.
-This card’s name is also treated as “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”. Once per turn, if this card attacks or is attacked, draw one card. If that card was a “Blue-Eyes” monster card, negate the attack and draw one more card.
Blue-Eyes Silver Dragon
Image: A thinner version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon with silver scales and huge wings.
Level 8 | Light | Dragon/Gemini
ATK 3000 | DEF 2500
This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is face-up on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.
-This card’s name is also treated as “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”. Once per turn, during either player’s battle phase, you can negate the activation of a spell, trap, or monster cards’ effect and destroy it.
Blue-Eyes Gold Dragon
Image: A bulkier version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon with golden scales and two sails running from its head to its tail instead of wings.
Level 8 | Light | Dragon/Gemini
ATK 3000 | DEF 2500
This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is face-up on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.
-This card’s name is also treated as “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”. If this card is tributed or used in a fusion summon, you can special summon it to your side of the field.
Blue-Eyes Yellow Gold Dragon
Image: A smaller, sleeker version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon with glowing yellow scales and a mane of many long, flowing barbles.
Level 8 | Light | Dragon/Fusion/Gemini
ATK 3000 | DEF 2500
Blue-Eyes Gold Dragon + Blue-Eyes Copper Dragon
This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is face-up on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.
-This card’s name is also treated as “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”. When this card declares battle, destroy the targeted monster and this card (before damage calculation), then select one spell card on the opponent’s side of the field and destroy it. Special summon this card to your side of the field during the end phase of the turn this effect was used, and this card is treated as an Effect Monster and gains its effect.
Blue-Eyes White Gold Dragon
Image: A larger version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon with silvery scales that glow white and has four large sails: one down its back, one down its stomach, and one on each side.
Level 8 | Light | Dragon/Fusion/Gemini
ATK 3000 | DEF 2500
Blue-Eyes Gold Dragon + Blue-Eyes Silver Dragon
This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is face-up on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.
-This card’s name is also treated as “Blue-Eyes White Dragon”. Once per turn, you can negate the activation of a spell, trap, or monster card’s effect and destroy it. When this card is removed from the field, you can special summon one of the fusion material monsters used to fusion summon this card and add one spell card from your graveyard to your hand.
Blue-Eyes Electrum Dragon
Image: A huge, castle-sized version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon whose scales radiate a cold white light as they shift from copper to silver to gold and back. Each of its four limbs is a massive wing, and the dragon’s tail is incredibly long.
Level 12 | Light | Dragon/Fusion/Effect
ATK 3000 | DEF 2500
Blue-Eyes Gold Dragon + Blue-Eyes Silver Dragon + Blue-Eyes Copper Dragon
This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is face-up on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.
-Send all banished cards to the graveyard when this monster gains its effect. Cards banished are returned to the graveyard during the end phase. This card gains 300 ATK for each dragon monster in your graveyard. Other face-up “Blue-Eyes” monster cards are unaffected by spell or trap cards, and destroy any spell or trap card that targets or is targeting any face-up “Blue-Eyes” monster(s).
Blue-Eyes Platinum Dragon
Image: A gigantic version of Blue-Eyes White Dragon with reflective, mirror-like scales and six immense wings.
Rank 12 | Light | Dragon/Fusion/Effect
ATK 3500 | DEF 3000
2 “Blue-Eyes” Fusion Monsters
This card can only be summoned by fusion summoning and cannot be summoned any other way. No card effects can be activated in response to this card’s summoning. Once per turn, you can special summon one dragon monster from your graveyard. Then send one dragon monster from your deck to the graveyard. When this card is removed from the field, special summon one dragon monster, except “Blue-Eyes Electrum Dragon” from your deck or graveyard.
White Lightning Fusion
Image: The demon Polymerization spirit is being blasted away by a white lighting attack from Blue-Eyes White Dragon, who is covered in orange flames in the shape of the dragon Polymerization spirit.
Normal Spell
Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck that has “Blue-Eyes” in its name or in the name of one of the fusion material monsters, using monsters from your hand or your side of the field as Fusion Materials. When this card is in the graveyard during your draw phase, if you control a face-up “Blue-Eyes” monster, you can add this card to your hand instead of drawing.
Krein said
I just read a brief summary of Usagi Drop on Wikipedia....Srsly m8? All of that emotional buildup only to give readers the finger by saying they're not related? Also, even if they weren't related, it's still pretty weird for someone to want to have children with someone who's pretty much been the only parent figure they've ever had. Oedipus complex much?
Yup, it's screwed up, and it would be Electra complex in this case. He raised her from when she was like five, and now is going to have kids with her. I wouldn't care about the age thing, but he is literally her father! The anime was so nice and light-hearted and adorable, and then I look to see if it continued... It did. My heart died a little that day.
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Edit: Double post
Double post FTL (FOR THA LOSE :( )
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I ACCEPT ALL CHARACTERS CURRENTLY LISTED (minus that boku no pico-esque...thing) I WILL EDIT THE BRAKETZ ACURDINGLEY. pardon my engrish.
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Sweet Cybell makes her return. This should be a fun time.
I need a theme song for Lyall... a battle theme to be more precise...
Keyblade, I've sent you a PM linking to our titanpad!
Keyblade, I've sent you a PM linking to our titanpad!
Its going to be a good day -goes to bed-
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Krein said Lyall... a battle theme to be more precise...
Lyall uses an lswarm deck? After a bit of looking, I found this if it helps any.
Speaking of battle themes, I went ahead and edited one into Rona's CS. I'll also get started on an IC post now.
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