All In (Video Game RP)

[Lmpkio]

@Prince of Seraphs Aieeee, I was afraid you'd say that. I tried to at least nerf, and modify, her Witch Time, to make it more of a speed buff and not the time stopping one from the games. If you want, I can easily take out summoning demons. Buuuut, also considering the odds of which I am dealing with, perhaps playing Doom Guy will be a much better and fair character to use. Plus, he's a badass and also involves with Hell as well :P

[Lady Seraphina]

@Prince of Seraphs Aieeee, I was afraid you'd say that. I tried to at least nerf, and modify, her Witch Time, to make it more of a speed buff and not the time stopping one from the games. If you want, I can easily take out summoning demons. Buuuut, also considering the odds of which I am dealing with, perhaps playing Doom Guy will be a much better and fair character to use. Plus, he's a badass and also involves with Hell as well :P

@Lmpkio

Bayonetta lives in a world where she's on par with gods and demons. I think bringing her down to a human level would reduce her as a character overall. Though of course that being the case she could have the character motivation of regaining her lost power but if you'd prefer to choose something simpler I don't blame you.

[Lmpkio]

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Bayonetta lives in a world where she's on par with gods and demons. I think bringing her down to a human level would reduce her as a character overall. Though of course that being the case she could have the character motivation of regaining her lost power but if you'd prefer to choose something simpler I don't blame you.

@Prince of Seraphs

And that is undoubtfuly true. However, I've also been itching to do a Doomguy character as well, including Samus and an Overwatch character. But if I have to pick one... probably Doomguy then.

If a second character is possible later on, maybe I'll pick Bayo in the direction you mean (which is a good idea mind you).

So yeah. Doom it is.

[Lmpkio]

And here he be. The badass Doomguy! Aka: Doom Slayer, etc. (Keep in mind, not all of the weapons are there. Weapons like the Gauss Cannon, Super Shotgun, the BFG-9000, and all multiplayer weapons are not present with him. He may find the BFG later on in the RP however...)

Doomguy

Doom Marine

Gender: Male

Age: Unknown; Looks mid-thirties

Series: DOOM series

Equipment:

• Praetor Suit: The Praetor Suit is a technologically advanced suit of armor, which is mostly dark green, silver and brown in color, with slightly lighter legs and helmet. In addition to this, the Praetor Suit also has a complex visor and internal systems which allows Doomguy to travel to Hell and return again unharmed. The suit is described as being made from nearly impenetrable material, which is especially useful against even the harshest of environments, and may be responsible for what appears to be the Doom Marine's superhuman abilities.
• Various Weapons: Doom Slayer’s knowledge in weapons makes him capable of using them to their maximum proficiency. From small armed pistols, to the heavy launchers, there is almost no weapon that he can’t master. Below, are just some of the weapons he’s known to use, with what is labeled below to be what he has currently:
  
  • Plasma Pistol: This weapon fires an unlimited amount of energy beams, and can be charged up for more damage, however it’s otherwise very weak. Used only if all other weapons have ran out of ammo or in a quick pinch.
  • Combat Shotgun: This weapon is a staple of Doom’s arsenal and is often seen carried by him. It can be modified to make it issue a Charged Shot (a three-round burst with a tighter spread) or an Explosive Shot (an explosive shot with splash damage).
  • Heavy Assault Rifle: This belt-fed machine gun uses .50 caliber FMJ rounds to completely rittle the opponent to pieces. It can also be modified to fire micro-missiles and/or have a Tactical Scope (allows the user to zoom in on unsuspecting targets).
  • Chainsaw: This is used as Doom’s primary melee weapon, in which it can slice through most enemies like butter.
  • Frag Grenade: A simple Fragment Grenade, able to do decent damage against enemies.
  • Medical Kits: Doom always has several med-kits onboard with him, in case he needs to heal himself in the field of battle. They can either replenish between 25% to 75% of his health. He can have up to 4 med-kits stored per battle.

Abilities:

• Enhanced Durability: Doom is extremely durable, trained well beyond the limits of a regular human. He is able to fall from incredible heights usually without getting hurt, up to 40 stories high, and take brutal punishment from almost any type of weather condition imaginable, including when under fire, though he can still be hurt enough if the firepower is too intense.
• Enhanced Stamina: Doom can run for several miles without breaking a sweat, while also being twice as fast than a regular human. He can also carry a large supply of rockets and other ammunition without being weighed down.
• Enhanced Strength: Doom’s strength has him able to rip and tear his enemies apart with his own bare hands, thanks to the Praetor suit.

Weakness and Limitations: Doom is simply a mortal man and can be killed by almost any means. While his armor can protect him from more weaker blasts, it can only hold up to so much, such as lava and acid can still kill him. He also has to rest if he runs out of stamina, and also can hold a limited amount of ammo. He can regain ammo by simply killing his opponents (usually NPCs) or finding extra boxes on the ground.

Personality: Doom is a rather... angry individual. Despite being a near-silent individual, he is a man of action, rather than words. His anger also rages immensely, tolerating no bullshit that gets spat in his face, even to the point where he can simply ignore some commands due to his own agenda. This also leads to his brutal nature upon slaughtering his enemies, by ripping limbs and basically issuing quite gory deaths. In fact, when it especially comes to murdering demons, Doom simply enjoys it, and becomes even more so when wielding any new and powerful weapons he can get his hands on. Of course, he can also listen to some, if he thinks it's worth it. So all in all, Doom is simply a badass, with the kickassery to help him get through with the world. Is he evil? Not necessarily. Think of a 'good guy in a bad situation'.

Backstory: (Lore from the new DOOM 2016 reboot) - Known by many names, Doom's origins are shrouded in mystery. However, it has first been identified living somewhere in hell, with the same armor he uses to this, fighting off demons from all over hell. He is feared by the demons living throughout Hell, with his identity as either being human, a god, or a demon a bit of a mystery. It is actually believed the Doom Marine might have been part of an ancient group or tribe, maybe even their leader. Furthermore, the Doom Marine is shown to be somehow connected to an order of "knights" of the Argent D'Nur world, called the Night Sentinels in-game. While the Doom Marine has their symbol on his armor, his armor itself is far different, having a futuristic and military look, whereas the knights have armor closely resembling that of medieval European civilization. The texts also say that the demons have been plagued by him for "eons of time", during which he would have became a legend in their world. Regardless, it has been said that the only way that he was stopped, was by simply trapping Doom and putting him in a stone tomb, which he was never to be released.

However, a corporation going by the Union Aerospace Corporation (UAC), lead by Doctor Samuel Hayden, had discovered the tomb as they explored hell, ultimately taking him back to their base on Mars. There he was taken to be "held captive" and studied, until hell invades the base, which then he escapes and arms himself with a pistol, and his Praetor Suit. There he was "forced" to help Samuel Hayden in taking back the base, closing the hell portal, and stopping the mastermind of the operation, Olvia Pierce. While on that mission, he gained new weapons, gear, and even power-ups along the way. He even had to travel back and forth from Hell and back three times, eventually killing Oliva Pierce in her monstrous Spider Mastermind form.

When Doom got back to the UAC base, Dr. Hayden proceeds to tell the captive marine that they have won, but at a cost of the entire UAC operation. He then reveals he has been watching, and has determined their motivations differ, in that the Doom Slayer believes Hell must be destroyed entirely, and while Samuel admits the possibility this is true, he believes humanity needs Argent energy, a powerful energy source only found in Hell, which Doom ultimately destroyed during the mission. Hayden then steals the Crucible, which wields mysterious control over the Argent energy, by somehow pulling it through the air into his hand, stating that with it, he can continue his work. The Crucible then turns into a red energy blade inscribed with runes, and Hayden states that while he cannot kill the marine, he would neither allow him to stand in his way, and uses the dimensional tether to teleport the Doom Slayer to an unknown location...

And that location... was here in this virtual reality game. Of course, he doesn't know this. Now incredibly pissed off with a vengeance, he sets off to find a way back to the Mars base of his own universe, and get revenge on Samuel Hayden for such the betrayal....

[Lady Seraphina]

And here he be. The badass Doomguy! Aka: Doom Slayer, etc. (Keep in mind, not all of the weapons are there. Weapons like the Gauss Cannon, Super Shotgun, the BFG-9000, and all multiplayer weapons are not present with him. He may find the BFG later on in the RP however...)

Doomguy

Doom Marine

Gender: Male

Age: Unknown; Looks mid-thirties

Series: DOOM series

Equipment:

• Praetor Suit: The Praetor Suit is a technologically advanced suit of armor, which is mostly dark green, silver and brown in color, with slightly lighter legs and helmet. In addition to this, the Praetor Suit also has a complex visor and internal systems which allows Doomguy to travel to Hell and return again unharmed. The suit is described as being made from nearly impenetrable material, which is especially useful against even the harshest of environments, and may be responsible for what appears to be the Doom Marine's superhuman abilities.
• Various Weapons: Doom Slayer’s knowledge in weapons makes him capable of using them to their maximum proficiency. From small armed pistols, to the heavy launchers, there is almost no weapon that he can’t master. Below, are just some of the weapons he’s known to use, with what is labeled below to be what he has currently:
  
  
  
  • Plasma Pistol: This weapon fires an unlimited amount of energy beams, and can be charged up for more damage, however it’s otherwise very weak. Used only if all other weapons have ran out of ammo or in a quick pinch.
  • Combat Shotgun: This weapon is a staple of Doom’s arsenal and is often seen carried by him. It can be modified to make it issue a Charged Shot (a three-round burst with a tighter spread) or an Explosive Shot (an explosive shot with splash damage).
  • Heavy Assault Rifle: This belt-fed machine gun uses .50 caliber FMJ rounds to completely rittle the opponent to pieces. It can also be modified to fire micro-missiles and/or have a Tactical Scope (allows the user to zoom in on unsuspecting targets).
  • Chaingun: This weapon is simply a minigun with six rotating barrels that give it a very high rate of fire, making it very useful when fighting numerous and strong enemies. It can be modified via Gatling Rotator (which allows the weapon to be pre-spun without firing, allowing it to be then fired without delay) or as a Mobile Turret (which breaks open into a three-barreled rotary gun, with no wind-up time and triple the damage, but can be overheated),
  • Rocket Launcher: This weapon is what the name suggests, a powerful rocket launcher. It can be modified via Lock-On Burst (which allows the launcher to lock onto a target and fire three rounds of rockets) or Remote Detonation (which allows Doom to explode rockets in mid-air)
  • Plasma Rifle: This weapon is an assault rifle that fires bursts of blue plasma. It can be modified to add a Heat Blast (which builds a meter that charges a powerful blast, which can be fired) or Stun Bomb (which fires a stun bomb that staggers enemies caught within the explosion radius)
  • Chainsaw: This is used as Doom’s primary melee weapon, in which it can slice through most enemies like butter.
  • Frag Grenade: A simple Fragment Grenade, able to do decent damage against enemies.
  • Medical Kits: Doom always has several med-kits onboard with him, in case he needs to heal himself in the field of battle. They can either replenish between 25% to 75% of his health. He can have up to 4 med-kits stored per battle.

Abilities:

• Enhanced Durability: Doom is extremely durable, trained well beyond the limits of a regular human. He is able to fall from incredible heights without getting hurt, up to 40 stories high, and take brutal punishment from almost any type of weather condition imaginable, including when under fire.
• Enhanced Stamina: Doom can run for several miles without breaking a sweat, while also being twice as fast than a regular human. He can also carry a large supply of rockets and other ammunition without being weighed down.
• Enhanced Strength: Doom’s strength has him able to rip and tear his enemies apart with his own bare hands, thanks to the Praetor suit.

Backstory: (Lore from the new DOOM 2016 reboot) - Known by many names, Doom's origins are shrouded in mystery. However, it has first been identified living somewhere in hell, with the same armor he uses to this, fighting off demons from all over hell. He is feared by the demons living throughout Hell, with his identity as either being human, a god, or a demon a bit of a mystery. It is actually believed the Doom Marine might have been part of an ancient group or tribe, maybe even their leader. Furthermore, the Doom Marine is shown to be somehow connected to an order of "knights" of the Argent D'Nur world, called the Night Sentinels in-game. While the Doom Marine has their symbol on his armor, his armor itself is far different, having a futuristic and military look, whereas the knights have armor closely resembling that of medieval European civilization. The texts also say that the demons have been plagued by him for "eons of time", during which he would have became a legend in their world. Regardless, it has been said that the only way that he was stopped, was by simply trapping Doom and putting him in a stone tomb, which he was never to be released.

However, a corporation going by the Union Aerospace Corporation (UAC), lead by Doctor Samuel Hayden, had discovered the tomb as they explored hell, ultimately taking him back to their base on Mars. There he was taken to be "held captive" and studied, until hell invades the base, which then he escapes and arms himself with a pistol, and his Praetor Suit. There he was "forced" to help Samuel Hayden in taking back the base, closing the hell portal, and stopping the mastermind of the operation, Olvia Pierce. While on that mission, he gained new weapons, gear, and even power-ups along the way. He even had to travel back and forth from Hell and back three times, eventually killing Oliva Pierce in her monstrous Spider Mastermind form.

When Doom got back to the UAC base, Dr. Hayden proceeds to tell the captive marine that they have won, but at a cost of the entire UAC operation. He then reveals he has been watching, and has determined their motivations differ, in that the Doom Slayer believes Hell must be destroyed entirely, and while Samuel admits the possibility this is true, he believes humanity needs Argent energy, a powerful energy source only found in Hell, which Doom ultimately destroyed during the mission. Hayden then steals the Crucible, which wields mysterious control over the Argent energy, by somehow pulling it through the air into his hand, stating that with it, he can continue his work. The Crucible then turns into a red energy blade inscribed with runes, and Hayden states that while he cannot kill the marine, he would neither allow him to stand in his way, and uses the dimensional tether to teleport the Doom Slayer to an unknown location...

And that location... was here in this virtual reality game. Now he sets off to find a way back to the Mars base of his own universe, and get revenge on Samuel Hayden for such a betrayal...

@Lmpkio

Okay so the glitch in the system occurred while your player was at the very end of the 2016 DOOM game leading the Doom Marine to believe he had been teleported to what the virus did to (for lack of a better term) Video Game Land?

I realize this is video games so we're playing a bit fast and loose with physics but aren't the majority of those guns two handed and presumably really heavy? Discounting the weight where does Doom Marine store that much crap?

I think it would be a good idea to downgrade his durability a little bit. I realize in the original he had to be able to survive the depth of hell but in this situation that is essentially making him invincible.

[Lmpkio]

@Prince of Seraphs 1). He has no idea where he is really. He just wants to get home.

2). Gah, I mean we simply don't know. Hate to say this to myself but I may need to only have the pistol, combat Shotgun, chainsaw, and the rest of his gear. I just want him to use a good variety of weapons to use as well.

3). Nah, he's not invincible. Armor can still be penetrated pretty regularly, but can survive a few hits though.

Will change this stuff tomorrow morning.

[Kafka Komedy]

I believe Red from Transistor wouldn't be a half bad idea either. I'll create that CS as well, after that maybe you guys could throw your hats in on who I should play? If you want.

I'll begin writing her up now.

[Kafka Komedy]

EDIT: Whoops, forgot to put this in a hider.

The Singer

Red

Gender: Female
Age: 27
Series: Transistor
Equipment

• Transistor - The reason she is where she is now. A talking blade capable of completely reworking the City of Cloudbank, and controlling and destroying the Process. Of course, neither of those things particularly matter any more. What does matter, is that the Transistor can absorb "traces" of the deceased, and talk to them. Absorbing traces also gives the Transistor new powers. Though the Transistor can only have 4 active abilities, these abilities can be augmented with those left over, and she can even augment herself.
• Transistor Functions

  Crash() - A short range blast of force.
  Breach() - A sniper-esque shot that deals large damage and pierces targets.
  Jaunt() - A short dash able to get her out of harm's way. Usable in Turn Recovery.
  Ping() - A rapid fire blast of energy
  Tap() - An AoE siphon that drains the health of those around her.
  Mask() - A cloak that makes her invisible and amplifies the next attack. Usable in Turn Recovery.

Abilities

• Turn() - With the power of the Transistor, Red can temporarily push her mind and body to allow her to plan out and execute several actions in almost immediate succession. Unfortunately, this drains the Transistor, and until it recharges (about 4-5 seconds when using the max actions) she can only use certain abilities.
• Transistor Defense - Though Red is just an average human, she's able to take more hits due to the Transistor, which automatically redirects damage to itself. Unfortunately, too many hits and a Main function will be disabled, only repairable at an Access Point. Lose all 4, and the Transistor can on longer protect it's user.
• Mr. Nobody - A mysterious man who sacrificed his life in turn for Red's. He's trapped inside the Transistor, able to communicate with Traces as well as the outside world, but not much more than that.

Weaknesses and Limitations

• Speed - Many of the more powerful functions at Red's disposal take a split second to charge up. Breach even takes almost a whole second.
• Turn Recovery - Red is much less useful in Turn Recovery. Aside from swinging the blade itself, She can only Jaunt and Mask, or she could sacrifice her dodge to allow another ability to be used in TR.
• Dependency - Without the Transistor, Red is just a normal human.
• Mute- Though Red used to be an amazing singer, she has had her voice stolen, and can now only hum.

Backstory: Red was a famous singer in Cloudbank, an almost paradise for the artistically inclined. The city could be changed on a whim, and everything, from the weather to the layout of the city, was up to the public. In this city, the Transistor was discovered by a man named Royce. Royce was the reason the city could change on a whim, as his Transistor could control a robotic legion called "The Process" and force them to tear down and build up the city as many times as the public demanded.

Eventually, Royce got bored of the city's constant change and, with some help from friends, began absorbing important people using the Transistor. This was to stir up new ideas and concepts to keep the populous satisfied. This proved disastrous when the group set their sights on Red. Though they assumed her to be alone, her lover, kept from the eye of the public, was also there. He took the hit intended for Red, and the two escaped, though Red lost her voice and the man died shortly after. His consciousness was now trapped inside the Transistor. Red has two goals. Reclaim her voice, and her partners's body.

Personality: Red is a very different person from those in Cloud Bank, but different in the same way many other famous people were. She is influential. Her singing, her thoughts and ideas, are able to move people very easily. She's charismatic, generally, but not particularly smooth or cool, just confident. She emanates the air that she's always being herself. Despite this, she's quite private about her life and past. She's a tad bit headstrong, but smart most definitely. She is willing to go to great depths for the people she cares about, and is will always try and help people. She is also very perceptive, taking the time to smell the roses and notice that which others don't.

If Red is private about her life, Mr. Nobody keeps it under a lock and key, with a laser security system, inside an electronic vault, with armed guards 24/7. He refuses to share any details about his past, and even the Transistor doesn't know anything about him, it glitching out when he was being absorbed. Despite his very secretive nature about his past, he loves to speak his mind whenever the opportunity presents itself. He's quite opinionated, but is always willing to see other's points of view, and likes to make jokes. Still, he isn't very happy about being trapped in the Transistor, and if he somehow loses control of himself, he becomes very sentimental, and expresses disregard for those other than Red.

[Lady Seraphina]

The Singer

Red

Gender: Female
Age: 27
Series: Transistor
Equipment

• Transistor - The reason she is where she is now. A talking blade capable of completely reworking the City of Cloudbank, and controlling and destroying the Process. Of course, neither of those things particularly matter any more. What does matter, is that the Transistor can absorb "traces" of the deceased, and talk to them. Absorbing traces also gives the Transistor new powers. Though the Transistor can only have 4 active abilities, these abilities can be augmented with those left over, and she can even augment herself.
• Transistor Functions

  Crash() - A short range blast of force.
  Breach() - A sniper-esque shot that deals large damage and pierces targets.
  Jaunt() - A short dash able to get her out of harm's way. Usable in Turn Recovery.
  Ping() - A rapid fire blast of energy
  Tap() - An AoE siphon that drains the health of those around her.
  Mask() - A cloak that makes her invisible and amplifies the next attack.

Abilities

• Turn() - With the power of the Transistor, Red can temporarily push her mind and body to allow her to plan out and execute several actions in almost immediate succession. Unfortunately, this drains the Transistor, and until it recharges (about 4-5 seconds when using the max actions) she can only use certain abilities.
• Transistor Defense - Though Red is just an average human, she's able to take more hits due to the Transistor, which automatically redirects damage to itself. Unfortunately, too many hits and a Main function will be disabled, only repairable at an Access Point. Lose all 4, and the Transistor can on longer protect it's user.
• Mr. Nobody - A mysterious man who sacrificed his life in turn for Red's. He's trapped inside the Transistor, able to communicate with Traces as well as the outside world, but not much more than that.
• Mute- Though Red used to be an amazing singer, she has had her voice stolen, and can now only hum.

Backstory: Red was a famous singer in Cloudbank, an almost paradise for the artistically inclined. The city could be changed on a whim, and everything, from the weather to the layout of the city, was up to the public. In this city, the Transistor was discovered by a man named Royce. Royce was the reason the city could change on a whim, as his Transistor could control a robotic legion called "The Process" and force them to tear down and build up the city as many times as the public demanded.

Eventually, Royce got bored of the city's constant change and, with some help from friends, began absorbing important people using the Transistor. This was to stir up new ideas and concepts to keep the populous satisfied. This proved disastrous when the group set their sights on Red. Though they assumed her to be alone, her lover, kept from the eye of the public, was also there. He took the hit intended for Red, and the two escaped, though Red lost her voice and the man died shortly after. His consciousness was now trapped inside the Transistor. Red now has two goals. Reclaim her voice, and her partners's body.

@Kafka Komedy

I see no problems with this, it'll be a bit of a challenge for you to play a mute character but if you're up for it I say go ahead.

[Kafka Komedy]

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I see no problems with this, it'll be a bit of a challenge for you to play a mute character but if you're up for it I say go ahead.

@Prince of Seraphs

Cool. I'll let some more CS's role in before I choose who I'm going to be. Wanna get a feel for the team first.

[Lady Seraphina]

@Prince of Seraphs - Terra Branford
@Scarifar - Spy
@Assallya - Mirela Djuric
@Lmpkio - Doom Marine
@Kafka Komedy - Yuki or Red

We've got five...ish so far.

@Grnmachine@Lugubrious@Royzooka@ClocktowerEchos

You guys want to start picking characters?

[Grnmachine]

@Prince of Seraphs

Sorry i couldnt respond sooner. I think i'll pick Yew Geneolgia, but i dont have time to write a CS just yet. Expect one soon though.

[ClocktowerEchos]

@Prince of SeraphsI've decided on playing as the Courier from NV, will work on a CS when I get home

[Lugubrious]

I'll play Henry, if you like.

[Treue]

Interested in playing a Guilty Gear character, most likely Zappa or A.B.A. Probably A.B.A.

[Grnmachine]

Name: Yew Geneolgia
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Series: The series doesnt have an official name yet, but i call it the Bravely series. Yew comes from Bravely Second.
Appearance:

Hider

Equipment: Many, many MANY different weapons and accessories. Can only used what is "Equipped", though, and can only change out between battles.
Abilities:
29 Asterisks (A.K.A. jobs in FF terms). Each has its own niche, abilities and stats. Yew can switch between them between combat. Here's a list of em all and a basic run-down:

Hider

Freelancer: Default, isnt really an asterisk. Is okay at anything.
Monk: High damaging physical attacks to single targets, with a cost. Prefers Knuckles or Staves.
White Mage: Healer, some support, some offensive spells. Prefers staves.
Black Mage: Exploits elemental weaknesses and deal large magical damage. Prefers Rods.
Knight: Okay offense, good defense. Prefers Sword+Shield.
Theif: High speed, steals from opponents. Prefers daggers.
Merchant: Abilities use and earn pg (currency). Prefers Spears or Staves.
Time Mage: Support/offense mage. Prefers Staves.
Ranger: Target specific "types" of enemies to deal more damage. Prefers Bows.
Summoner: Uses powerful Summons to deal great offensive magic, with high cost. Prefers Rods.
Valkerie: Powerful, BP-consuming attacks on all enemies. Prefers Spears. (Note: BP is complicated. I'll explain later what it is.)
Red Mage: Low to mid level Black and White magics. Prefers Swords.
Peformer: Song&Dance to buff allies and distribute BP. Prefers Daggers or Rods.
Pirate: High-MP consuming physical attacks that enfeeble as well. (MP is akin to Mana.) Prefers Axes.
Ninja: Evade & Counterattack. Prefers Daggers.
Swordmaster: Tank hits to deal POWERFUL counterattacks. Prefers Katana.
Templar: High BP-consuming support and offensive abilities. Prefers Greatsword.
Dark Knight: Consumes HP to deal dark-elemental damage. Prefers Sword.
Wizard: Consume extra BP to modify spells. Prefers Rods.
Charioteer: Triple or Quad-weild weapons and attack to gain proficiency. Good with any weapons.
Fencer: Enter different stances to augment stats. Prefers Swords.
Bishop: Percentage based healing and support. Prevers Staves.
Astrologian: Elemental support and buffing spells. Prefers Rods.
Catmancer: Learns abilities from enemies. Prefers Knuckles or Axes.
Hawkeye: Physical damage to multiple enemies. Prefers Firearms.
Patissier: Pro at inflicting statuses and enfeebling. Prefers Daggers.
Guardian: Tank hits to charge Soul Power, and unleash attacks consuming it. Prefers Spears.
Kaiser: Uses powerful abilities that affect friend and foe alike. Prefers Greatswords.
Yokai: Summon 7 deadly demons to use powerful abilities. Prefers Katana or Rods.

Also, Yew can Brave and Default. Braving means he can take another action in quick succession by sacrificing 1 BP per extra action. Defaulting stores up BP, and reduces damage taken that turn. Some abilties cost extra BP by nature, and do not include braves. For instance, lets say you brave once, meaning you take 2 actions. One action costs MP, and the other costs one BP. You would then have lost 3 BP, despite taking only 2 actions. Also, a maximum of 3 BP can be stored, and you cannot go below negative 4 BP. BP regenerates each turn on its own. Lastly, actions cannot be taken while the user has negative BP. If i were at -4 BP, i would be spending 4 turns doing nothing until my BP gets to 0. You are a sitting duck with negative BP. (The user can, however, take actions while they have 0 BP) Another example: I am at 0 BP. I take 1 action, and am at -1 BP. Next turn, i gain 1 BP because that's how it works. I hope this explanation makes sense.

Backstory: Yew was one of the crystalguard's 3 cavaliers, and went to save Pope Anges after she'd gotton kidnapped by the Glanz Empire. After being betrayed by fellow cavaliers, Janne and Nikolai, Yew journeyed on his own, until he met Edea, Magnolia and Tiz, who all accompanied him on his adventure. They ventured cross all the continents, thwarting the empire's lieutenants, but never rescuing the Pope. They then learned of the Kaiser's (leader of the empire) plans to go back in time and reshape the world to not have corruption. THey failed, and the world was plunged into ????, before deus ex machina, and the four go back in time to the first fight Yew had with the Kaiser, before the pope got kidnapped. They convinced the Kaiser to join them and fight for change in the now, but another plot twist, and the Kaiser instead went forward in time, taking a huge threat to the world with him, to ensure it didnt hurt anyone. Yew and company managed to thwart the evil god Providence, the one who created the threat.

I cut out TONS of plot elements there, just FYI.

[Lugubrious]

Ah, Guilty Gear has such cool characters. It's hard to go wrong.

Henry

Name: Henry

Gender: Male

Age: 19

Series: Fire Emblem

Appearance:

Equipment:

• Nosferatu – A tome that channels an ebon, vampiric spell. This magic’s purple-black vapor lacerates flesh, and Henry’s wounds and restored in equal proportion to enemies’ wounds inflicted.
• Goetia – A difficult-to-use tome that channels a curse of corrupt lightning. Henry cannot use it yet, but once mastered, its violent purple electric explosion can spell a messy end for anyone without decent resistance.
• Elfire – A tome that channels a mid-level fireball spell, useful in a variety of situations but not especially powerful.

Abilities:

• Henry is learned in a variety of curses and hexes, some for day-to-day use and some especially nasty. This kind of magic is fairly free-form; here are a few that he knows: making objects float, temporarily reversing time for an object, switching bodies with others, instantly mercy killing someone once he or she takes a fatal wound, and hurting others from great distances so long as he has some of their hair. He’s always delighted to learn more, and is especially interested in any magic that might grant him flight, invisibility, or the ability to summon undead.
• Henry’s most potent ability is his talent at dispelling enemy magic; he can even return to sender magic that enemies cast at him.
• He seems to have a gift for communicating with animals, and quickly makes friends with most of them he meets.

Weaknesses and Limitations: Most of Henry’s issues lie with his body. Though not exceptionally frail, he is physically weak, and can neither deliver nor stand up to physical attacks. He is also short-winded and rather slow. Counterintuitively, he has poor resistance to magic, and is easily harmed by any spells that make it through his special defenses, and sometimes even by his own spells. The act of using magic repeatedly takes a lot out of him, with the backlash specific to the power of sorceries cast. Several of Henry’s other problems, however, are in his head. He’s got extremely poor instincts for self-preservation, a sometimes dubious sense of judgment, an inability to properly express emotions, and an extremely skewed sense of right and wrong.

Personality: On the outside, Henry is the very essence of cheerfulness. He is always smiling and entirely affable toward people he comes across, eager to help make people happy and delighted to do so for no cost. He enjoys making friends, especially with animals, with whom he has a deep affinity. It’s difficult to find a situation that Henry takes seriously…very difficult, in fact. Henry is unscrupulous and almost completely removed from the everyday standard of morality. He sees no issue with smiling all the time -even should a smile not be true-, with making macabre jokes or puns at inappropriate times, with sacrificing innocents to win a war, or with slaughtering an entire army should it make one person happy. Concerning mortality, Henry harbors an upbeat and cavalier attitude, particularly concerning his enemies’. He loves war almost as much as the specific act of killing, and has a pronounced obsession with bloodshed.

Of course, he has his moments of lucidity. Henry is a good judge of character, and can figure out pretty quickly who his ‘enemies’ are, and so offer them demise rather than his aid. To those he considers his superiors, he is completely obedient, so long as he isn’t given orders he considers ‘stupid’—IE, ones that prevent him from fighting. Though troubled by abandonment issues and perhaps clingy to those he loves, he is unfaltering in his loyalty and dedication to such people, and is even capable of tenderness. Despite his murderous tendencies, he seems innocent and child-like. His dream is to have the bloodiest death possible; until then, all he wants is to make people happy and grow more powerful.

Backstory: Born in Plegia as an unwanted child, Henry was abandoned by his destitute, unloving parents in the woods at an early age, where any ordinary child would have died. A lucky affinity for animals, however, turned the dire situation into a happy one; a pack of wolves found him and raised him for several years. Eventually, Henry bid farewell to his wolf friends, and returned to his home village to find his parents and set things right. The wolf that acted as his mother arrived at the town one day to visit her adopted son, not imagining that the townsfolk would kill her on sight with arrows. When Henry found out, something snapped deep inside him—in fact, he went on a rampage, bloodily slaughtering all those responsible for his wolf friend’s death with a fearsome, hidden power. This gory darkness did not escape the notice of his parents, who now feared him in addition to hating him, and they sent him to a boarding school known to many as a wizarding institution.

There, Henry suffered punishment in a room filled with metal spikes whenever he did something wrong, and he survived as best he could the nasty and sometimes fatal experiments of the administrating sorcerers. Needless to say, he did not escape the place with his sanity intact, but escape he did, and with a well-cultivated magical potential. For years he practiced the dark arts, traveling the remote regions of Plegia. He came into the service of the nation’s king, Gangrel, after being incapacitated by an archer following the near-massacre of one of the king’s war bands. However, when Henry met Ylisse’s Exalt, Chrom, he saw a chance to relish a war of unprecedented size and happily defected to the newcomer’s side. Wielding curses, bloodlust, and baneful dark magic, the ever-smiling twisted mind set to work.

[Treue]

I was going to do Sol, but he's more OP than Bayonetta, so I decided against that.

A.B.A

"Keep In Gates"

A.B.A

Series
Guilty Gear

Age
14

Gender
Female

Race
Homonculus

Equipment
Flament Nagel
A.B.A's weapon and self-proclaimed spouse. A.B.A found Flament Nagel while roaming and immediately fell in love with the sapient key shaped weapon, renaming him Paracelsus. Flament Nagel does not return A.B.A's love, though he does worry for her.

Super Body Fluid
A mysterious liquid containing mercury, which A.B.A can consume to transition between her regular and Moroha modes.

Abilities
Enhanced Strength
A.B.A possesses a capacity of strength beyond what humans are capable of, allowing her to manipulate the heavy Flament Nagel with ease and perform feats impossible to humans.

Enhanced Durability
A.B.A's body is much more sturdy than an average human. She is able to be hit with enough force to send her flying through multiple stories of buildings while remaining mostly unharmed.

Regeneration
A.B.A's body is able to regenerate any damage she takes. This regeneration allows her to reattach limbs by simply aligning the stumps.

Aerial Mobility
Through the unknown physics of video game characters, A.B.A is able to perform two aerial maneuvers. The first is a double jump, allowing her to achieve greater Height and change direction. The second is an air dash, propelling A.B.A approximately ten feet horizontally.

Flame Magic
A.B.A knows a small amount of magic, mainly using it n compliment with her physical attacks.

Moroha Transformation
A skill that allows A.B.A to increase her strength and speed while transforming Flament Nagel. This increased power comes at the cost of her own blood, which slowly bleeds from all over her body, as well as her life force, which she must replenish outside of her Moroha mode.

Weaknesses
Although A.B.A has a strong regenerative ability, she is susceptible to things like blood loss and decapitation. A.B.A cannot control her body to reattach her head once the spine has been severed, and bleeding out will cause her to die.

Despite her large amount of strength, A.B.A is a fairly slow mover. She drags Flament Nagel behind her as she walks, and is incapable of a sustained run. At most she can perform short dashes.

A.B.A cannot do much against a ranged assault, as she has no long range attacks. Her options quickly become limited to defending, or entering Moroha mode via use of a blood pack.

While in her Moroha mode, A.B.A's durability is somewhat decreased. She will sustain more damage and will not regenerate at all.

Personality
To put it simply, A.B.A is a very shy person. Since she lived by herself in seclusion for 10 years, she doesn’t have confidence about anything in the “outside” world. She is an artificial life form and has strong principles by nature, but she is also very frightened of competition at times. Due to her complicated personality, she tries to treat others authoritatively, oftentimes using difficult expressions that no one usually uses. There is no hatred towards others in her heart and she can be just as thoughtful as other human beings. A.B.A finds motivation in Paracelsus, her axe, who she decided to take as a partner years ago. He helps her to act positively, however she still lacks cooperativeness at times. A.B.A is of a possessive nature and very jealous when it comes to Paracelsus; there is nothing but pure love for him in her heart.

Backstory
Created atop a mountain home named "Frasco", A.B.A is an artificial life-form, or homunculus, the creation of a scientist who lived within Frasco. However, before her 'birth', the aforementioned scientist was taken away by the military, which was planning to use his skills for unknown reasons. When her eyes opened for the first time, A.B.A found herself alone within Frasco, and lived the first 10 years of her life in total isolation.

Escape from Frasco was not impossible. Nevertheless, A.B.A quickly realized that she had no knowledge of how to exist outside of her home. To find relief from her sadness, she began to collect keys of all kinds, as they represented the opening of a bold new world and an escape from imprisonment.

While roaming outside one day, still tired of her isolated life, A.B.A stumbled upon an ancient relic known as "Flament Nagel". It was love at first sight, as the war relic was shaped like a key, A.B.A decided to keep him as her partner; she renamed him "Paracelsus". Her new goal was to acquire an artificial body for her newfound partner.

[Royzooka]

I was going to play Max but then I would want to play Chloe as well so I going to play the other character. I considered Alma Wade but she is probably the most OP character ever made and on that F.3.A.R does not exist to me. I also considered Elizabeth from Bioshock Infinite, Alice from Madness Returns, Jo-Beth Casey from Timesplitters: Future Perfect, Tharja from FE: Awakening, Charlotte/Scarlett from FE: Fates, Bowser from Mario, Stg.Cortez from Timesplitters series, Felix/Issac from Golden Sun or Lilith/Gaige/Roland from Borderlands. It was really hard to pick but chose Candy Cane because where else would I get to use her.

Candy Cane

Name: Candy Cane [Becky Welsh]
Gender: Female
Age: 18
Series: Rumble Roses/Rumble Roses XX
Appearance:
Equipment:
-Super Star Outfit [Her boots can do some damage but everything else is just fashion]
-Electric Guitar [Uses as a weapon or uses it when playing with her band]
-Rumble Roses Championship Belt [Could use as a weapon, has a bit of weight behind it]
Personality: A lot of it will be repeated in the backstory section. Candy Cane is loud-mouthed, rude, and confrontational. She's worked hard to cultivate her bad girl persona (as well as to establish her position as a Heel, even going to far as to enter the ring brandishing her guitar as a weapon. And as a Heel, she won't hesitate to try and bash her opponents over the head with the guitar if she isn't disarmed promptly. Perhaps due to being an orphan and growing up spending most of her life as a loner, Candy seems eager to have the audience's attention. She will often try to hog the spotlight, making a scene or causing a disturbance. Despite her secret altruistic motives for fighting, Candy does not break character and maintains a rude and aloof attitude towards everyone. Candy often becomes defensive and evasive though since the character who makes her like that is not present we won't see it unless someone also does not see her as a lost cause.
[A heel is someone who does not follow the rules and will break them just to win. They usually have attitude and tend to play dirty.]
Abilities/Skills:
-High School Driver [Killer Move]

High School Driver

An aerial throw that utilises Candy Cane's acrobatic abilities. Candy Cane starts off by leaping over her opponent by springing off of their knee. Once she clears over her opponent and falls down, she immediately scissors her legs around her opponent's neck. Candy Cane performs a front flip to swing through her opponent's open legs. forcing them to fall backwards. Upon completing the rotation, she grabs her opponent's right leg and transitions into a seated position as they land on their upper back, pinning them in the process. The pinning part won't be used when I do this move, it will probably lead into one more strike or submission type move before she lets go.

-Blabber Girl [Lethal Move]

Blabber Girl

An aerial throw that utilises Candy Cane's acrobatic abilities. Candy Cane starts off by running toward her opponent. She jumps on the shoulders of her opponent and performs a backflip, forcing them to land on their head. Once her opponent falls on their back, Candy Cane rolls over with her legs hooked around her opponent's arms so that they are now on their stomach. Candy Cane grabs her opponent's bottom and pulls it so that her opponent is in a headstand. She finishes the move by unleashing a vicious kick to their exposed back.

-Sliding Shot [Lethal Move]

Sliding Shot

An aerial technique that utilises Candy Cane's high-flying ability. Candy Cane first grabs her opponent's hair and pulls them out of the corner or given area. While her opponent is momentarily dazed, Candy Cane climbs on the turnbuckle or nearby object able to support her weight and stands on the top of it. She then jumps off of the turnbuckle or object and nails her opponent in the head with a diving thrust kick. Candy Cane uses the momentum of her kick to slide on top of her opponent from one side of the ring to the other.

-Electric Guitar [Lethal Move]

Electric Guitar

An illegal move that utilises Candy Cane's dirty tactics. With her Electric Guitar in hand, Candy Cane jumps with her arms pulled back. She then unleashes a huge overhead swing, smashing her guitar on her opponent's head and knocking them to the mat. Since I am taking her out of the game she is in she won't need a meter filled to do the said physical attack.

-Rafflesia [Humiliation Move]

Rafflesia

A hold that utilises Candy Cane's submission abilities. First, she sticks both of her feet underneath her opponent's ankles and brings them to a seated position. After pointing toward the crowd, she hooks each of her opponent's arms behind the opponent's back. Candy Cane then rolls on her back to hold her opponent on top of her, upside-down. Finally, Candy Cane spreads her legs to open her opponent's legs, revealing the groin area to the crowd. As her opponent's body and legs are stretched out, Candy Cane humiliates them into submission. Since humiliation means nothing in this it will just be something to restrain someone until they escape or give in.

-Dirty Player

Dirty Player

She knows how to play dirty via several methods such as distracting her opponent with a sucker punch following, swift punches to the gut causing them to get winded, using a guitar to inflict much pain to her fellow wrestler, etc

[Most are wrestling moves or attacks, one being a dirty move meaning she uses a guitar to smash someone over the head with. The strange part there is no ref and there is no punishment.]
Weaknesses:
-Low Durability:
[She has very low durability and so can easily be worn down meaning for heavy hitters she would need to play dirty or be quick to avoid them which should not be too hard.]
-Limited Range:
[She is only able to do things at close range, even with her guitar she only gains a little more range.]
Backstory: Candy Cane aka Becky Welsh appears as the epitome of the "bad girl" stereotype. To her fellow students and the staff, she's the archetypal delinquent (defiant, with a bad attitude) and a social outsider, as well as being a 'punk'. This image is furthered by the fact that she's also the lead singer in an all-girl punk rock band called "The Killer Bambies." Candy Cane is loud-mouthed, rude, and confrontational. She has a chip on her shoulder when it comes to her singing, and as such does not like working with or even being around other performers. Her trouble-making and rowdy antics in school have resulted in her being viewed a bad element, to the point where many would regard her as a lost cause. However, there is one person who does not see her as a lost cause, Miss Spencer who is really concerned about her and shows it at all times. Candy is not the selfish and egocentric person she purports herself to be.

In truth, she experienced a very difficult childhood in an orphanage and thus had a hard time when it came to trusting others and fitting in, which ultimately resulted in her becoming the outsider that she now is. However, her reactions towards Miss Spencer's appeals to her are telling. Candy often becomes defensive and evasive, being quick to try and get away before Spencer can press her further. This seems to indicate that she may in fact like the teacher much more than she is willing to admit, even to herself. It's also likely that her distrust for others makes it harder for her to believe Spencer's concern for her is genuine. She does have good intentions, however. Her official stated reason for entering the tournament is to become famous, but her true motive is that she hopes to use the prize money to save the orphanage that she grew up in. To this end, she has effectively run away to compete.

As much as I love this character her back story has not been developed as much as I wanted it to be and since Konami own the rights to the game her backstory will never be expanded on.

[Lmpkio]

@Prince of Seraphs Anyways, edited my character a bit. He now has a pistol, shotgun, Assault rifle, chainsaw, and the rest of the misc gear.