@RoflsMazoy if you want, we could collab if you think this would be dragged further ^-^

@RoflsMazoy if you want, we could collab if you think this would be dragged further ^-^

Well, I think it'll take a couple more posts so may as well make it faster I guess. I don't have that much time though because I have to sleep in about 3 hours

EDIT: On second thought, I could probably just finish it in two so don't bother I guess

@Mega Birb

I added another part to the collab, Regality earned the right of a serious attack from Eclipse Princess, let's see what he'll do now?

@Lonewolf685

She's nice by me.

tic tac toe, three in a row

i connected 4

@Caits@Jedly@Lucius Cypher

I'll reply as soon as I'm done with my duel with @Mega Birb, it shouldn't long, now. Just a couple more exchange of blows and we should be done.

@KoL Fo sho. I'd imagine that Arms Slave was too late to intervene anyways, what with his dilly-dally.

@Lucius Cypher Yeah Arms Slave, gosh...

@Mega Birb GEEZ MAN WE WERE SUPPOSE TO GO PARTY BUT NOOOO YOU HAD TO GO ON DEEP GROUND AND LEAVE ME AND SHIRO HANGING WAHT THE FUCK MAAAAAAN!??!?!?!

So can I presume that Kanbaru Otoko is approved? Not sure if KoL is sole arbiter on this, though I know Windel is indifferent to all things.

@Lucius Cypher

Shouldn't you be approving a CS?

@KoL Alright, the final actual fight installment is yours.

On a side note, I'll be writing up the other half of a post once the collab is done.

@TheWindel

I don't approve of anything that isn't a offering to me.

Kanbaru Otoko | Broker of Fortune [+]

Appearance:

Height: 167 cm

Weight: 51 kg

Hair Color: Ice Blue

Eye Color: Blue

Name: Kanbaru Otoko

Age: 16

History:

It's a commonly held belief that succeeding in DGO is like getting the Golden Ticket to the chocolate factory, guaranteeing success, good fortune, and ease in life. That being able to slay draconic Dissolutions and swing a sword or sling a spell in fantastical conflicts among bickering guilds will translate into something of value after one turns 18 and is thrust into the real world. Yet success in Deep Ground Online can't ensure that every person can live the life of luxury.

Kanbaru was born and raised by parents who were remarkably adept in DGO, addicted even. If asked they could have handled a fifty player raid with only ten, but when it came to managing their finances or keeping a home they were hopeless. From a young age, their daughter had the burden of making up for their deficiencies. Her mother could cook and clean, and her father held a nine to five job, but Kanbaru had to be the one to budget for food, painstakingly explain that credit cards didn't let you buy things without cost, and overall manage the family debts.

While it once may have been an excessive burden placed upon her shoulders, Kanbaru came to value the control she had over her life. She bore a disdain for the waxy eyed nostalgia that her family and many others bore for DGO, but played the game regardless when she came of age. While there was little real world value in fighting monsters, Kanbaru couldn't deny there was an appeal in playing the in-game markets to her advantage. She's since moved out of her home and into a room at Purple Crown Academy to get a decent education while securing her own autonomy.

Personality:

Enterprising and with a keen eye always open for new opportunity, Kanbaru is enamored with the pursuit of economic prosperity and stability. She is a remarkably agreeable person even in the company of people she dislikes, more concerned with maintaining bridges then the catharsis of expressing disgust. Capable of turning a blind eye to some distasteful acts if it benefits her in the long run, but acknowledges that ethical behavior can have value as well.

In terms of DGO, Broker of Fortune prefers to make her way through trading goods and services or working the farms of her guild's land. Doesn't have the interest in PvP that seems to consume others beyond seeing it as an opportunity to sell her services at a mint.

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"You need someone to keep you alive, and I'm in need of more mats. Let's make a deal, shall we?"

Avatar Class: Healer | Guardian

Avatar Title: Broker of Fortune

Avatar Level: 3

Avatar Guild: The Ivory Masks of the White King

Avatar Abilities:

Achieved

Lvl 1- Over Heal: A target of Over Heal will be restored 10% of their health instantly upon being cast. Additionally, a barrier of durability equal to the health restored is placed over the target for 15 seconds or until the barrier is depleted.
Active Ability | Duration: 15 seconds | Cooldown: 20 seconds

Lvl 2- Infusion: Broker of Fortune can apply the attributes of an item to a weapon she's in contact with, at the cost of that item. For example, applying a healing potion to a gun would make the bullet's restore health rather than do damage. Applying a bomb to a mace will make the next blow cause an explosion equivalent to the bomb's natural detonation force directed outwards from the mace.
Passive Ability

Lvl 3- Life Anchors: Up to 5 enemies that enter within 20 meters, regardless of obstruction, will instantly be connected to Broker of Fortune via a visible but intangible link. Each anchor transfers 15% of damage Broker of Fortune would normally suffer to the anchored target. The link can only be severed by leaving and remaining out of the effective range or for Bastion of Fortitude to die. If an anchored enemy dies, the anchor will shift to any other target in range up to 5 active anchors.
Active Ability | Duration: 1 Minute | Cooldown: 4 Minutes

Unachieved

Lvl 6- \\ INSUFFICIENT LEVEL REACHED \\ Bastion: Marks an ally as the center of 10ft in diameter, circular Bastion. Inside this area, only the marked ally can take damage and will be targeted by enemies in place of nearby allies. Anyone not the marked target will recover health at a rate of 1% per second, though they will not be able to use directly harmful Abilities until outside the circle. Bastion falls if Marked ally dies.
Duration: 2 Minutes | Cooldown: 5 Minutes

Lvl 9- INSUFFICIENT LEVEL REACHED ???



Avatar Feats:

Achieved

Lvl 3- Resurrection: Magic skill that lets you revive a dead ally after a five-second casting time. Has a ten-minute cooldown.

Unachieved

Lvl 4- Heal Pulse: Area-of-effect skill that heals all allies within a twenty-foot radius. One-second cast time, thirty-second cooldown.

Lvl 5- Equalize: The health of two targets decrease/increase based on the average amount of health they have.

Lvl 6- Regeneration: A passive skill that allows you to heal 5% of your health every minute during battle, and 20% of your health every minute outside of battle. Requires no mana.

Lvl 7- Barrier: A magic skill that at the cost of half the healer's current health, they can create a protective aura around someone for five minutes that halves all types of damage. Cool down of ten minutes.

Lvl 8- Savior: A magic skill that allows a healer to bless themselves or another player with a Savior, who will give the player 10% health regeneration per minute. Upon the player's death the Savior instantly resurrected the player blessed with the Savior to their maximum health, but the Savior is dismissed. One hour cool down.

Lvl 9- Deus es Machina: You become a mechanical juggernaut, automatically increasing your power and damage resistance by 20%. All cooldowns are cut in half (Before cooldown reductions apply).


Weapon:

Fortune's Favor [+]

A single shot, high caliber handgun used primarily in conjunction with Infusion, but is a potent weapon in it's own right.

Other: While a member of the White Guild, is willing to work with anyone if properly motivated.

In all seriousness however:

Character wise she's fine, though she feels more like an Artificer than a Healer. Life Anchor also seems more like a Witch Doctor skill than a Guardian one, though I'll let it slide since Healers need some offensive ability.

One thing I should explain is a bit of the economics of Deep Ground. While EXP is what is needed to improve one self, purchase goods in Deep Ground, and so forth, one cannot simply "trade" EXP to another. Most trades and currency are done through trade goods and battering. For example, a regular longsword may be 100 EXP, which can be used to purchase either another longsword or something of equal or lesser value, so on and so forth. You can also break down equipment into EXP for a base value, though the base value doesn't always match up to the market value.

For example, raw materials to create weapons have a base value of 5 to 10 EXP, give or take the rarity, but they can easily go much higher per unit on the market due to the sheer versatility of what one can do with raw materials. It's that sort of thing is what allows the Black City to reconstruct and even create new armaments for the walls, and typically what makes most of the weaponry one fines in Deep Ground. That being said, there isn't really a construction system to create your own equipment, but raw materials are needed to upgrade your equipment. Rarer stuff that you get from bosses also need raw materials, and often ones that aren't easy to obtain.

I'll try not to complicate the economics of Deep Ground considering that it's hardly the most stable of markets, since anything from mass genocide to a world-wide hunting event could massively fluctuate the prices of items. Just be aware that there are some intricacies. If you have any questions about it, just contact me. Or the others, but I'm mostly the one thinking about it.

@Lucius Cypher

I can always remove infusion and put Bastion as the Lvl 2 Ability to make it more healer-ish. As much as I liked the idea of it, I admit it doesn't scream Guardian. Though I'd still like the Life Link.

Second, when you say Raw materials, is raw material a general term for things like leather, metals, and plants, such as saying 'You need 100 Iron and 200 stone to upgrade a wall' or is Raw Material it's own thing, like 'having 50 Raw material to upgrade a weapon.'? I had been looking at KoL's notes but I think I may have confused something along the way...

@Lucius Cypher Personally, I like to think of it as the RuneScape economy. In other words, EXP is needed for literally everything and it's about as stable as America during the Great Depression.

@Lonewolf685 Honestly, I like the idea of Infusion, I just felt that it doesn't really mesh with a Guardian Healer. Perhaps a more Surgeon healer, since they're the type who relies on more external buffs like mix-and-matching equipment and stuff, though if you intend to go further into Infusions it may be best just to roll Artificer. Whatever suits your fancy.

As for the economy, can't say I've looked over KoL's notes considering that I've kept most of this information on a need-to-know basis. Anyways, the Raw Materials are like the first part: You need a certain amount of X and Y material for whatever you're looking for, though the raw material can get more specialized depending on what you need. A Fell Blade of The Dragon God King might need 20 Lich Brains and 2 Virgin Spirits, whereas a halberd might just need 30 units of Iron Ore for some reason or another. Generally a case-by-case thing.

@Mega Birb And yeah, more or less. Honestly it's more akin to Dark Souls economy, in that the currency is also the only means to strength yourself. The "Raw Materials" are like Titanite, with better or more specialized materials being in much higher demand.

Of course now that it's brought up, I may need to rehash the economy in Deep Ground. Maybe. Either way, @Lonewolf685 finalize how you want to play Broker of Fortune and we'll see if it's good to go.

need two virgin spirits? D:

*Flan flees*

It's 2 in the morning, Happy Memorial day everyone.

Also why the fuck am I still awake?

@Lucius CypherI'll make Broker a Surgeon in that case. I don't care for the rogue feats, and Healer's of any sort are always needed. I'll need to think of some fitting abilities for Lvl 6 and 9, but for now I think it's workable unless there is something else needed.