@Neo Is Delight Omg it would be hilarious. Just like "IM TRYING TO STEAL YOUR MAGIC BUT I KEEP USING MY OWN SPELLS, WHAT IS THIS MADNESS?!"

And I didn't put it because I decided I wanted to have her in the competition, but I guess I'll add it now for future reference. ^^

@Neo Is Delight Omg it would be hilarious. Just like "IM TRYING TO STEAL YOUR MAGIC BUT I KEEPUSING MY OWN SPELLS, WHAT IS THIS MADNESS?!"

And I didn't put it because I decided I wanted to have her in the competition, but I guess I'll add it now for future reference. ^^

You get accepted with the color of your the guild mark.

And even Rivule my character who is joining the tournament also has his guild mark information

@AngelofOctober I added it when I posted the form in the characters tab, under appearance. ^_^

hey just letting you guys know I'm still interested. We've finally gotten settled in and I've been able to get back online. I'm almost done with my character

@Hyyde322

Get it up.

But we may have a delay

@Hyyde322
can't wait to see it!

guys I'm going to have to back out of this, I'm sorry

guys I'm going to have to back out of this, I'm sorry

We're sorry to see you go, but we understand. =^.^=

So, I have a question for everyone, or rather, those who are playing as vets.

Your characters should in all rights know each other, and at some point or another, fought alongside them.

Me and Angel are planning our first event, and are worried if we have too strong an opponent, that the vet characters won't have good teamwork, because you as the players don't know the other's style. So, would you be comfortable with this, or would you rather a weaker opponent, that while still strong, is an easy beat to build up a sense of teamwork before we get into the more heavy stuff?

Eh, go with whatever and dial it back if we prove to be shit would be my suggestion. But I also run stupidly deadly DnD encounters that I can fudge roll which I guess you guys can't really do.

@Oni_

It's less about the actual combat and more the strategy. Do you know what teams would work best together? Who has the best team work? Either we start planning that now in the OCC.

The first battle is always the toughest because the PCs don't know how to work with each other, even theoretically they do.

To be fair most of the higher ranked mages have their own team or work solo anyway, not like they'll necessarily get familiar to the rest of the guild's fighting techniques just by being alongside some of the others in an specific situation. I have absolutelt no complaints about having a strong opponent that shows how the stronger mages aren't necessarily infallible.

To be fair most of the higher ranked mages have their own team or work solo anyway, not like they'll necessarily get familiar to the rest of the guild's fighting techniques just by being alongside some of the others in an specific situation. I have absolutelt no complaints about having a strong opponent that shows how the stronger mages aren't necessarily infallible.

I'll address this in two parts.

First, while there might be teams there will not be any solo work. This is a group roleplay, and as such it will act like one. If at any point a mage breaks off from the group to just do their own thing, unless it's reasonable, I will remove them immediately. I'm sorry, but this isn't a "You're strong enough to just say 'fuck you' to the rest of the guild". Everyone knows each other, everyone is like a family. No if's, and's, or but's about it. No solo mages in Dragon's Cry.

Now, assuming that wasn't really what you meant, and I misinterpreted that. Yes it's possible x character hasn't actually worked alongside y character all too often. BUT. A lot of the guild members of Fairy Tail didn't always work together, but when they did, you could see how their relationships outside of fighting actually mattered in combat. Good teamwork doesn't take just experience on the combat field, as it is effected by their relationship as a whole.

Eh, go with whatever and dial it back if we prove to be shit would be my suggestion. But I also run stupidly deadly DnD encounters that I can fudge roll which I guess you guys can't really do.

While this might seem like a good idea on paper, if I throw an enemy in that has a certain amount of strength, and then out of the blue dial them back so they're weaker, it's going to look weird. People don't just randomly get weaker out of the blue. So, it's either strong, and hope you guys can handle it, or not as strong as a sort of warm up.

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I'll address this in two parts.

First, while there might be teams there will not be any solo work. This is a group roleplay, and as such it will act like one. If at any point a mage breaks off from the group to just do their own thing, unless it's reasonable, I will remove them immediately. I'm sorry, but this isn't a "You're strong enough to just say 'fuck you' to the rest of the guild". Everyone knows each other, everyone is like a family. No if's, and's, or but's about it. No solo mages in Dragon's Cry.

Now, assuming that wasn't really what you meant, and I misinterpreted that. Yes it's possible x character hasn't actually worked alongside y character all too often. BUT. A lot of the guild members of Fairy Tail didn't always work together, but when they did, you could see how their relationships outside of fighting actually mattered in combat. Good teamwork doesn't take just experience on the combat field, as it is effected by their relationship as a whole.

I just meant to point the fact that they don't necesarily have experience at fighting in group, making the awkwardness in the start of the interaction justifiable. Didn't really imply that someone would go solo in the RP or anything like that.

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I just meant to point the fact that they don't necesarily have experience at fighting in group, making the awkwardness in the start of the interaction justifiable. Didn't really imply that someone would go solo in the RP or anything like that.

I had assumed I may have misinterpreted. That's why I had the second part. Good teamwork isn't just from experience fighting as a group, but can come from just knowing another person.

I'm sorry if my last response seemed a little hostile, I had just woke up, so I didn't really have the energy to filter, it was not meant to sound hostile. ^.^"

Are we about ready to post IC? It's been 6 days since the last post, so I don't think anyone else is going to join... I really don't want this to die, it seems very interesting.

@Shadow Daedalus

Yes we are. We're building the Villain ARC as we speed. Go look at Forgotten Heroes, which is my quality of work. Ruby is a little different, but the point is we're spending a shit ton of time working out the details.

From Event A to Event D

Taking in account characters actions and just trying to get things established so there is no hiccups for your experience in this RP.

We're building the Villains

We're building the Guildmaster

We're building the Dark Gui I mean we're just building things no dark guild at all. That's not the first arc. Nooope.

What I wrote in discord

We may have a delay give @Neo Is Delight to respond tomorrow, if she doesn't respond by 12 am again tomorrow. Her internet may have crapped out. I know the last time was a scare, but she hasn't been on for the last 13 hours. And she hasn't responded to me on Discord all day. So her internet may actually be poof. Give her one more day and if she doesn't respond we may have to postpone this RP.

So I am suspecting her net to be gone.

What do you guys want to do? I have enough material to go off I can carry the RP for her. Or are you willing to wait and someday we'll mention you guys back?

The problem with this is the last time she had no net it could be months till she gets it back. So, its your guys call.

@AngelofOctober I'm personally fine with either, but I guess waiting is the better option

@AngelofOctober Either is fine with me!