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Sweet! *prepares for Enma to fight to get a rank in the guild*

We'll do that right before the games.

On another note, one of the jobs has been completed. The last three parts will be posted in short order.

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I guess I was being kinda super stupid on that point, but I meant the one of the major factors from the idea of Warcraft came literally from the Warhammer Fantasy setting. I wasn't trying to say WoW came before Warcraft 3, but the entire art direction, races, and most likely some lore was inspired off the Games Workshop's own fantasy setting in the very beginning. Also, I would like to think DOTA was just the first MOBA game, period. It was after the genre was gaining so much popularity as several gaming companies were trying to make their own such as Valve and Riot and the obvious money that was coming from them sparked such an interesting genre of gaming. As for comparing to DOTA 2 and LoL, I do have to admit that through the years they have started to diverge away from their original roots, but you have to at least see the early champion ideas and items that were quite obviously taken from DOTA. The map I guess can be forgiven as literally every MOBA game hasn't really deviated against the three lane match ups.

I actually have to disagree with the races coming from Warhammer Fantasy, as the Night Elves, Blood Elves and such all existed in the original WC formula already. I won't dispute character models though as going from a god view RTS to third person RPG is a huge difference in character models.

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We'll do that right before the games.

On another note, one of the jobs has been completed. The last three parts will be posted in short order.

You guys could start working on the battle to get in now in a collab

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We'll do that right before the games.

On another note, one of the jobs has been completed. The last three parts will be posted in short order.

I think it would have to be after the two month time skip, but right before the games.

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I think it would have to be after the two month time skip, but right before the games.

'Swhat I meant. Caits had a good idea, we can start on the collab pretty soon. Feel free to send me a PM with a titanpad in it, and start working on your 'entering Frenzy Plant' post. I won't be able to work on it tomorrow because I'm traveling, but thenafter I'll be clear.

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'Swhat I meant. Caits had a good idea, we can start on the collab pretty soon. Feel free to send me a PM with a titanpad in it, and start working on your 'entering Frenzy Plant' post. I won't be able to work on it tomorrow because I'm traveling, but thenafter I'll be clear.

Ah. I'll try and send that soon. I'm working on a character. xD

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I actually have to disagree with the races coming from Warhammer Fantasy, as the Night Elves, Blood Elves and such all existed in the original WC formula already. I won't dispute character models though as going from a god view RTS to third person RPG is a huge difference in character models.

Aw, c'mon! Sure, they might be a little different but Wood Elves and Night Elves with Blood Elves just like the High Elves (The High Elves from Warhammer Fantasy, not WoW)! Also, Warhammer Fantasy started the whole an Orc is green thing, that is pretty impressive. Basically Warcraft was supposed to be Warhammer Fantasy and Starcraft was supposed to be Warhammer 40k.

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Aw, c'mon! Sure, they might be a little different but Wood Elves and Night Elves with Blood Elves just like the High Elves (The High Elves from Warhammer Fantasy, not WoW)! Also, Warhammer Fantasy started the whole an Orc is green thing, that is pretty impressive. Basically Warcraft was supposed to be Warhammer Fantasy and Starcraft was supposed to be Warhammer 40k.

I have a hard time believing SC being Warhammer 40k.

SC has MUCH more reasonable shoulder-thing sizes.

Besides, it doesn't really matter now, they'll all their own beasts.

I think ima make a perp for Frenzy Plant.

Wait, should Magni and Enma enter at the same time? I feel it would be kinda weird if two people were entering at the same time wanting to join Frenzy Plant and neither notice each other the entire time they are qualifying for their position.

@Lugubrious@hatakekuro

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I have a hard time believing SC being Warhammer 40k.

SC has MUCH more reasonable shoulder-thing sizes.

Besides, it doesn't really matter now, they'll all their own beasts.

True, shoulder protection is much more important inside Warhammer 40k, but you can't really not see the Zerg with Tyranids, Terrans with Space Marines, and Protoss with Eldar. However, yes, in the end every game is true to their own concept and all have their own unique ideas to spin on their own genre. However, Burthstone how much do you know of the Warhammer universe? It would be fun to discuss this nerdy past time both fluff and tabletop if you are that deep into the nerd zone.

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Aw, c'mon! Sure, they might be a little different but Wood Elves and Night Elves with Blood Elves just like the High Elves (The High Elves from Warhammer Fantasy, not WoW)! Also, Warhammer Fantasy started the whole an Orc is green thing, that is pretty impressive. Basically Warcraft was supposed to be Warhammer Fantasy and Starcraft was supposed to be Warhammer 40k.

History tidbit on WoW's Blood Elves, before they were the Blood Elves, they were the High Elves, also in WC before WoW. Frankly, we're having an debate here about which egg came first when they all have the same genes. Also, SC was conceptualized before WH 40K, but 40K provided the template for each race. I know mah stuff.

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True, shoulder protection is much more important inside Warhammer 40k, but you can't really not see the Zerg with Tyranids, Terrans with Space Marines, and Protoss with Eldar. However, yes, in the end every game is true to their own concept and all have their own unique ideas to spin on their own genre. However, Burthstone how much do you know of the Warhammer universe? It would be fun to discuss this nerdy past time both fluff and tabletop if you are that deep into the nerd zone.

Literally all I know about Warhammer is that they like plaid ludicrous shoulder-pads and TotalBiscuit likes it.

But I do really like the idea of tabletop roleplaying games, even if I've never actually been in one.

Last part of the collab is coming with Lugu, whenever (s)he gets up or whatever.

It was really fun to work on it. :3

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History tidbit on WoW's Blood Elves, before they were the Blood Elves, they were the High Elves, also in WC before WoW. Frankly, we're having an debate here about which egg came first when they all have the same genes. Also, SC was conceptualized before WH 40K, but 40K provided the template for each race. I know mah stuff.

Ok, I knew this was quite pointless debate, but I love debating about Warhammer! However, Warhammer 40k came years before SC was even made, tabletop at its finest! 1987 was the date when 40k was made and 1998 was when Starcraft was published! Also if you want to read further on this, I found a rather nice article.

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Literally all I know about Warhammer is that they like plaid ludicrous shoulder-pads and TotalBiscuit likes it.

But I do really like the idea of tabletop roleplaying games, even if I've never actually been in one.

Aw, that's too bad. Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40k are fantastic. However, different tabletop game. You are thinking of D&D Tabletop that inspired 40k roleplay tabletop games like Only War and Deathwatch. However, I'm talking about making and painting armies of a race and using like a two hundred page rule books, 100 page codexs, and tons of dice and fight other people! It is quite intense and fun! If you want to check it out, here is their site.

Name: Ferris Roe

Age: 21

Magic:

Molding Magic: Digital Make: It allows Ferris to mold or create digital, "hard light," constructs to be used in and out of combat. For example, he could create digital wings to fly around with or create digital propulsion to allow him to glide in the air or use it to soften his landing. He can use Static Digital Make to create inanimate objects ranging from walls, cages, weapons, and so on and as well uses Dynamic Digital Make, which allows him to create animated constructs such as animals, fake people, angels, and so on. A unique aspect of this magic is that he can use the pixels to disguise himself as others or even make himself seem invisible. It should be noted that there is a slight electrical element in the attacks, causing a shock effect as well.

Magic Level: A

History: Ferris Roe grew up in small town in the south of Fiore, living with both his father and mother. For the most part his life was normal. There was never any trouble for him and he was a very popular guys due to his good looks, charm, and athleticism though in reality he was truly a closet nerd. He was the kind of guy that loved playing video games and manga and would pick those kind of activities over a lot of things. His greatest interest however was magic. As long as he could remember he was always fascinated and amazed by the various forms of magic, which ended up leading him to pursue magic and become a guild mage. When he was 13 years old he awoken his own magic, which fittingly enough was his Digital Make Magic.

Skip to five years later and Ferris was apart of a minor guild. While he did climb to the guild's rank as an A Class mage he wasn't particularly well known due to his guild's lack of major attention due to many lack luster guild mates. However after an incident that involved his master accepting bribes from dark guilds to stay out of their way, his master was arrested and the guild was disbanded. It was then that Ferris needed a break from being a mage and to make ends meet he joined a fashion model company for male's clothes. In two years he became a complete hit, but he wasn't satisfied with being a super model no matter how glamorous the life style was. A year later he announced his retirement so that he could go back to his true passion: being a mage.

Personality: A kind and generous man with a heart of gold that loves cute things and fashion. He is a bit vain about his personal appearance. He hates it when his clothes get untidy and dirty as well as his hair getting tussled up. Ferris is a close nerd that loves video games, manga, sci-fi television, and so on. However he is cool and collected on the outside as well as impeccably charming.

Guide: has yet to find a guild

Team Members: none for now

Three Strengths:
1. Extremely creative
2. Weapon's expert
3. Always looks amazing

Three Weaknesses:
1. Worries a bit too much about his looks
2. He gets way too focused when playing video games
3. Too patient for his own good

Greatest Love: Fashion and video games

Motivation: To be remembered as a mage rather than a super model.

Appearance:

Additional Details: His favorite food is strawberries.

Bad history and personality is bad. =~+

He looks fine to me, but when I scrolled up from the post above mine and saw just his waist, I thought woman.

He looks fine to me, but when I scrolled up from the post above mine and saw just his waist, I thought woman.

xD I may had found a pic as girly as Karn.

Always looks amazing you egocentric duck XD