Hey, just chiming in here again to get a quick poll.

I'm attaching 'Relative Arena Difficulty' tags to all of the new Battlegrounds. There are a few which, due to their properties and features, would normally be considered suicidal to fight in - for both/all fighters involved. Then it occurred to me that I don't actually know how durable/tough the average Arena fighter is.

For the moment I'm just assigning difficulty on the assumption that the fighters will be baseline Humans, but it would help a little if I could get a few people to describe what level of power/strength/toughness the average arena fighter has relative to a regular Human.

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You can be the arena's new lazy slacker since Rilla has graduated from that position.

I'm curious as to how to get involved in the multiverse that exists here.

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Didn't you used to be goo girl?

I see shots fired. Lol

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Generally it revolves around linked fights that comprise a story element that carries over. You can flesh out a background multiversal element to give your character a 'home' universe. There are elements that have been consistent over the years: Rilla's Liaison character, my Dreamers, Melon's Fury who seeks to destroy the Dreamers. The Angar-Ryllan, an empire bent on dominating the multiverse and in the process enslaving the Dreamers. There are other elements that pop up now and again when the writer/owner feels like expanding or reintroducing it back into the fluid and flexible multiverse.

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I'm extremely interested in becoming involved in this multiverse. It does seem, however, that the major participants are powerful characters. I myself am hoping to start with a low character and see him grow through character interaction. The difficulty I am running into is how to grow when all of the RP is battle oriented. Am I able to fill gaps in the timeline, thus enhancing my character, or should I do this through other means?