[OOC] Pre-Christmas Tournament Round 1: Xavier Bloodbayne Vs Tristwich

[Dolerman]

Standard 1 on 1 Xavier goes first.

[Tristwich]

@Xavier Bloodbayne
Just so I am clear your character's blood isn't real blood its just some kind of metal, right?

[Xavier Bloodbayne]

@Tristwich
Correctomundo. It is also worth mentioning that every piece of Xavier is impossible for others to directly control; you could however, in theory, erect a wall of some sort and indirectly redirect and/or block Dread Anything. But, when someone attempts to take control of anything Xavier uses or creates, the Dread Energy bridges whatever connection you are trying to make with it and lashes out violently against the opponent.

[Tristwich]

Fair enough, Rivet won't be able to even effect Xavier in any way since he doesn't have real blood pumping in him.

[Tristwich]

@Xavier Bloodbayne
Perhaps we can fight in an urban environment, maybe a Victorian era city?

[Tristwich]

Also does your character only lack the organs listed in his sheet or is he entirely just skin and this liquid metal?

[Tristwich]

Nevermind my question about the setting. Im a huge dummy and didn't look at the IC page.

[Xavier Bloodbayne]

Also does your character only lack the organs listed in his sheet or is he entirely just skin and this liquid metal?

@Tristwich

I saw that you had the majority of this question answered in the Discord chat, but I will add a few details.

Xavier does still have muscles, but they are fashioned entirely out of Dread Metal.

The strength of the Metal is defined in my sheet as "being twice as strong as steel with only half the necessary materials". Meaning that a single inch of Dread Metal would be as strong as 4 inches of steel. 1 inch of Dread Metal is as dense as 2 inches of Steel and it's structural integrity is twice that of steel.

The one organ I left in Xavier is the brain; allowing for enhanced movement in an instant.

I will get the post done as soon as I can. I had some typed up and then I realized I was supposed to be using Xavier.

[Tristwich]

@Xavier BloodbayneWounds would bleed regardless of size unless treated. Can be treated through magic or medical knowledge, but passive regeneration is generally slowed.

Would you say this negates your characters ability to control their bleeding if damaged? I imagine it would apply to my own character as well since he has a certain amount of control over his blood.

[Xavier Bloodbayne]

@Tristwich
No, it would not. Xavier is also not worried about the possibility of "Bleeding Out". The preferred outcome is actually for him to be wounded several times and bleeding profusely so that his blood can come out and be transformed into dread metal. The only stipulation that the rule states is that wounds would bleed freely. So ultimately this has no effect on Xavier other than insuring a weapon Supply

[Xavier Bloodbayne]

Also, with any luck, I should have your post ready in about 4 or 5 hours.

[Tristwich]

In light of some conversation I shall concede on this one.
@Dynamo Frokane

[Xavier Bloodbayne]

@Dynamo Frokane I think you should re-make the fight between Tristwich and I. While I do enjoy winning a fight, this has been incredibly one sided and hasn't left any room for my opponent to have a fighting chance in this tournament.

My original intention was to use Leo Maxim against his Lord Rivet, as the power levels of the two are much closer than the playing field is now.

[Tristwich]

I second this sentiment. I was given no indication as to who I was fighting against, and would not have used Lord Rivet against this character had I known who it was. Its hard to not feel a bit cheated when I try everything I can possibly think of and it just not matter.

[Dolerman]

@Xavier Bloodbayne@Tristwich Okay if you want to have a do-over I'll make an exception, but I'd rather not have to make another thread otherwise the others will start asking questions, so just handwave the last fight and start again in this one.

[Lith]

My. What a glorious battle this has been so far, and a twofer for the price of one! I may have to review this one!