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Oh thanks! And here I thought I'd have to rewrite all of that once or twice. xD
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Grey Star said I'm sorry to say this but the Judge is outright vetoed because a lot of his abilities results in autohits for the most part.
i knoooow it suuuucks
I anticipated that this might happen, especially considered that his actual in-game techniques are annoyingly overpowered for our purposes- The words 'Aneurysm Rupture' and 'Immediate Sclerosis' make an appearance in his final battle.
I'm not giving up on the Judge quite yet, though. For one thing, OFF's graphics are quite simple, so battles are mostly text-based. We can interpret the Judge's ability however we like, especially as we only ever see it happening in a small room, at point blank, against a single target. For a start, we can adjust that to make his bodily seizures a contact effect- Let's say he has to drag around his back legs to come within range of biting or scratching a target to begin dealing damage. With what means he induces the effects are also left unknown, so let's say he has to use physical contact repeatedly to build up a 'connection' to his target to begin using his ability, and this connection can be broken if he himself takes injury or is separated from a target.
More importantly, the full extent of the Judge's powers are only ever seen when the player is actively controlling him. When playing the Batter during the same encounter, the fight goes exactly as can be expected between a cat and a bat-wielding sportsman (unless you're underlevelled, in which case it's still much easier than other boss battles). So assuming the player stopped playing OFF (the Judge is autonomous again in the credits cutscenes), we're at liberty to take away as much of his actual danger as we like- Let's say that, unaided, his blindness is a momentary blur that only gradually grows into a loss of vision if he keeps working at it.
So in short, his paralysis/poison/sensory deprivation/stroke could be written as longer-term effects that needs to be built up and maintained by close contact, which in practice rarely lasts long enough to become more than stiffness/nausea/confusion/a severe headache. Would such edits do?
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Sorry, but the answer is still no. There's logically no way to fight against the effects even if it takes a while for it to work.
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Grey Star said
Sorry, but the answer is still no. There's logically no way to fight against the effects even if it takes a while for it to work.
You can kick the cat.
I still think avoiding an old feline's bites or separating yourself from him is considerably easier than avoiding, say, a gunshot- Which takes much less effort on the part of the shooter, much more effort to dodge, causes much more damage and causes it instantly. Now that I think about it, a bullet hole also isn't alleviated by running away.
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True, but it can be dodged in the first place. A psychic force acting inside upon your body is much harder to dodge IC since no one knows where it's going to happen except around the cat's vicinity. And even then you can't exactly minimize the influence under normal circumstances either. You should choose a different character if you have other choices.
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Grey Star said True, but it can be dodged in the first place. A psychic force acting inside upon your body is much harder to dodge IC since no one knows where it's going to happen except around the cat's vicinity. And even then you can't exactly minimize the influence under normal circumstances either. You should choose a different character if you have other choices.
I think this must've been a product of me explaining something badly because the key to the ability is the cat coming into contact (compare with the impact of a weapon) and the effect accumulating as he repeats the action (compare to the injury from a weapon). I don't think this is discussion is going anywhere, so sure, I'll toss Pablo into the dirt mound and see if I can adapt a League character. Possibly Hecarim, though he doesn't have as much of a personality/backstory and we already have a skeleton hell rider.
...How fond are you of crossbows?
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Sooooo. Derp
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Crossbows are okay.
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*Name: Dust
*Universe: Dust an Elysian Tail
*Appearance:
*Personality: Dust, despite his strong charisma, is almost shy and is very reserved with good reason. This mannerism usually makes him come across as a bit stand-offish, which Fidget often points out when he is talking to people. He knows the difference between right and wrong, going overboard on justice at certain times, however he is more than willing to help out people no matter what help they are looking for.
::Dust displays distinctive personalities carried on from two souls who have passed away prior to the main story, Cassius and Jin. Carrying traits from Cassius, Dust is gifted (or cursed) with the knowledge of combat, enabling him to easily defeat several mobs at a time and wield extraordinary amounts of power. Though with this advantage in battle, he appears aggressive towards situations beyond his control, often to the point of feeling agitated or violent at minor slip-ups.
Dust also carries the traits of Jin, which makes act thoughtful towards people and label his actions with reason. The majority of Dust's strong-willed behavior originates from Jin's trait of following through with tasks and using a great deal of consideration towards victims and offenders.
*Powers/Skills:
::Dust is quite agile on his own, being able to swing the Blade of Ahrah easily, even in mid-air.
::Dust Storm: A special technique with the Blade of Ahrah where he spins it to create a vacuum that damages enemies and sucks items. Can be combined with Fidget's projectiles to unleash powerful attacks. It continually draws power, and when nearing depletion Dust turns red. Continuing the storm will knock down Dust and force the storm's end.
::Aerial Dust Storm: Performing Dust Storm while in the air makes Dust spin the center of the vortex, rapidly moving and targeting enemies. This can be used to move quickly across the screen, and also to reach high places when enemies are above Dust (including places designed to be reached with Double Jump or Boost Jump). Using Fidget's projectiles while doing Aerial Dust Storm is a deadly combo.
::Dodge: A quick sidestep that allows him to evade enemy attacks and get behind them for strategical assaults. It consumes a bit of his power bar. Dodging does not make Dust invulnerable or grant him invincibility frames. This move is also available in the air.
::The Underling: Crouch dash. A quick slide maneuver that allows Dust to pass through low obstacles. It also inflicts damage against enemies.
::Iron Grip: Climbing. Dust can hold himself against specific plants and climb them with jumps. Found in The Sorrowing Meadow.
::Double Jump: A pair of wings show for a short time on Dust's back, allowing him to perform an additional jump. Found in Blackmoor Mountains.
::Boost Jump: While riding an air current, jumping will rocket Dust extremely high, allowing access to further areas. Found in Everdawn Basin.
*Brief Bio: He saved the moonbloods from being decimated by the xenophobic General Gaius, but died during the process. His soul(s) created a new form somewhere else in the world, but when he woke up, he was not in the same universe. He was here.
*Equipment:
::Blade of Ahrah: an ancient and magical sword. The blade is sentient and is able to speak. Along with this it can sense energies given off by living things, and uses this to warn dust of danger.
::Ahrah is the voice of reason, practicality and logic in the main trio of Dust, Fidget and him. He usually frowns upon any form of unnecessary risk taking and knows much more than he lets on which pertains to his relatively secretive nature.
::Fidget: Not equipment, but a friend.
::Fidget is very much the opposite of Ahrah in terms of personality. She often has a playful, lighthearted view of things and, in some cases, could be seen as mischievous. Fidget is the comic relief to many of the darker and more serious elements of the story and uses meta-fiction to break the fourth wall, mostly seen when she refers to herself and others as video game characters, or makes references to other games.
She is quick to make herself sound more powerful than she really is to try to impress Dust, especially shortly after they first meet in The Glade. For example, in Aurora Village she claims that she's landed lots of 1,000-hit combos before.
Fidget has a kind of "sixth sense" that allows her to "feel" objects from long distances, such as keys and treasure chests.
::While being frail and delicate, Fidget is capable of casting magic, initially in the form of small energy spheres. While the projectiles are weak on their own, the spell becomes a powerful attack when combined with Dust and Ahrah's Dust Storm technique.
::Energy Blast: Fidget's default projectile, which she can use once Dust learns Dust Storm. By itself, enemies aren't noticeably affected, but when combined with Dust Storm, its numbers multiply and seek enemies to inflict greater damage.
::Fireball: Learned once Fuse is defeated. Fidget releases small fireballs that cause small damage upon contact with enemies. When combined with Dust Storm, it creates large pillars of fire that inflict constant damage.
::Thunderbolt: Learned once Lady Tethys is defeated. Fidget releases a long-range shock attack that hits enemies constantly. When combined with Dust Storm, it creates a large electric current that hits enemies in chain.
*Universe: Dust an Elysian Tail
*Appearance:
*Personality: Dust, despite his strong charisma, is almost shy and is very reserved with good reason. This mannerism usually makes him come across as a bit stand-offish, which Fidget often points out when he is talking to people. He knows the difference between right and wrong, going overboard on justice at certain times, however he is more than willing to help out people no matter what help they are looking for.
::Dust displays distinctive personalities carried on from two souls who have passed away prior to the main story, Cassius and Jin. Carrying traits from Cassius, Dust is gifted (or cursed) with the knowledge of combat, enabling him to easily defeat several mobs at a time and wield extraordinary amounts of power. Though with this advantage in battle, he appears aggressive towards situations beyond his control, often to the point of feeling agitated or violent at minor slip-ups.
Dust also carries the traits of Jin, which makes act thoughtful towards people and label his actions with reason. The majority of Dust's strong-willed behavior originates from Jin's trait of following through with tasks and using a great deal of consideration towards victims and offenders.
*Powers/Skills:
::Dust is quite agile on his own, being able to swing the Blade of Ahrah easily, even in mid-air.
::Dust Storm: A special technique with the Blade of Ahrah where he spins it to create a vacuum that damages enemies and sucks items. Can be combined with Fidget's projectiles to unleash powerful attacks. It continually draws power, and when nearing depletion Dust turns red. Continuing the storm will knock down Dust and force the storm's end.
::Aerial Dust Storm: Performing Dust Storm while in the air makes Dust spin the center of the vortex, rapidly moving and targeting enemies. This can be used to move quickly across the screen, and also to reach high places when enemies are above Dust (including places designed to be reached with Double Jump or Boost Jump). Using Fidget's projectiles while doing Aerial Dust Storm is a deadly combo.
::Dodge: A quick sidestep that allows him to evade enemy attacks and get behind them for strategical assaults. It consumes a bit of his power bar. Dodging does not make Dust invulnerable or grant him invincibility frames. This move is also available in the air.
::The Underling: Crouch dash. A quick slide maneuver that allows Dust to pass through low obstacles. It also inflicts damage against enemies.
::Iron Grip: Climbing. Dust can hold himself against specific plants and climb them with jumps. Found in The Sorrowing Meadow.
::Double Jump: A pair of wings show for a short time on Dust's back, allowing him to perform an additional jump. Found in Blackmoor Mountains.
::Boost Jump: While riding an air current, jumping will rocket Dust extremely high, allowing access to further areas. Found in Everdawn Basin.
*Brief Bio: He saved the moonbloods from being decimated by the xenophobic General Gaius, but died during the process. His soul(s) created a new form somewhere else in the world, but when he woke up, he was not in the same universe. He was here.
*Equipment:
::Blade of Ahrah: an ancient and magical sword. The blade is sentient and is able to speak. Along with this it can sense energies given off by living things, and uses this to warn dust of danger.
::Ahrah is the voice of reason, practicality and logic in the main trio of Dust, Fidget and him. He usually frowns upon any form of unnecessary risk taking and knows much more than he lets on which pertains to his relatively secretive nature.
::Fidget: Not equipment, but a friend.
::Fidget is very much the opposite of Ahrah in terms of personality. She often has a playful, lighthearted view of things and, in some cases, could be seen as mischievous. Fidget is the comic relief to many of the darker and more serious elements of the story and uses meta-fiction to break the fourth wall, mostly seen when she refers to herself and others as video game characters, or makes references to other games.
She is quick to make herself sound more powerful than she really is to try to impress Dust, especially shortly after they first meet in The Glade. For example, in Aurora Village she claims that she's landed lots of 1,000-hit combos before.
Fidget has a kind of "sixth sense" that allows her to "feel" objects from long distances, such as keys and treasure chests.
::While being frail and delicate, Fidget is capable of casting magic, initially in the form of small energy spheres. While the projectiles are weak on their own, the spell becomes a powerful attack when combined with Dust and Ahrah's Dust Storm technique.
::Energy Blast: Fidget's default projectile, which she can use once Dust learns Dust Storm. By itself, enemies aren't noticeably affected, but when combined with Dust Storm, its numbers multiply and seek enemies to inflict greater damage.
::Fireball: Learned once Fuse is defeated. Fidget releases small fireballs that cause small damage upon contact with enemies. When combined with Dust Storm, it creates large pillars of fire that inflict constant damage.
::Thunderbolt: Learned once Lady Tethys is defeated. Fidget releases a long-range shock attack that hits enemies constantly. When combined with Dust Storm, it creates a large electric current that hits enemies in chain.
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Done, with crossbow and all.
I think the only things to note here are that Twitch is not an antagonist; He won't get affection from other characters but he's smart enough not to turn on them, or abandon them while he remains stranded. The six poisoned bolts are there to last him the entire roleplay, so he won't be using them outside of boss fights or if he gets himself into an extremely tight spot. As for alchemy, its main application might be to grudgingly prevent infection in an ally or produce something like bait or fuel.
Name: Twitch.
Universe: League of Legends.
Appearance: As quoted by an NPC, "IT LOOKED LIKE A GIANT GODSDAMN RAT! ...WITH A CROSSBOW! [...] YOU'RE NOT LISTENING! IT'S A HOMICIDAL, PSYCHOPATHIC, GIANT FREAKING RAT! IN A WAISTCOAT!" In-game art can be seen here. You can peruse an animated model of his creepy wiggling here.
Personality: Mocking, rude and gross. Twitch cares little for anyone but himself and laughs regularly at petty jokes and grievances. A kind of vaguely malicious whimsy accompanies most of his interactions. Twitch is particularly selfish concerning possessions, nicking and hoarding anything he fancies and quite resistant to having it taken away, although left to his own devices Twitch is liable to grow bored of his trinkets and abandon them. The taking or damaging of his alchemical projects tend to illicit a similar but more violent reaction. Spontaneous bursts of paranoia sometimes lower his mood into something resembling aggression, but his suspicion of others is usually quite subdued. Being shamelessly disgusting is Twitch's full-time occupation, and he takes quite some pride in activities like collecting toenails and licking various objects. Although he is completely fearless of disease and poisoning, Twitch is disdainful of sunlight, plants and anything clean. Accustomed to teamwork from his employment in the League of Legends under the Council of Zaun, Twitch has in recent years become more open to the idea of allying with others for his own benefit.
Skills: Twitch is an accomplished sneak. Very flexible and quite strong, he can maneuver quickly and silently through cramped, dark, cold, or otherwise hostile spaces, and disassemble his crossbow to follow. Climbing, swimming and hopping are all skills he uses to get around. The rat does need to be careful of giving his presence away to his more alert victims through his smell, however, and his size lends itself to poor stamina. Once he reveals his presence, usually with exclamations of glee, Twitch proves himself a formidable marksman, specialising in close, crowded, hectic skirmishes. Though his eyesight and chosen weapon are poor for distanced sniping, he supplements them with keen hearing and smell in short range. Twitch's body is a deliberate Petri dish of every kind of parasite and pestilence. While most of these don't last long outside of the virulent hive of Twitch's body, he has no hesitations about weaponising this trait, using his bodily fluids to encourage infection; Any wound he has scratched, spit or sneezed in should be very carefully cleaned to prevent gangrene. On a related note, Twitch is a peculiarly talented alchemist of organic substances, improvising dubiously functional fluids from any materials he may find.
Brief Bio: Zaun is a city where magic and technology run unrestrained by law and ethics, where strange people hiding under thick smog produce stranger creations, in purpose or by accident. Twitch represents a case of the latter. Zaun's labyrinthine streets overlay an even more grimly mysterious world of tunnels and pipes. The collective runoff from rampant experimentation pools in the sewers, and at some point in the past a rat suffered a scientifically unprecedented mutation somewhere in the depths. Whether Twitch is this rat or its offspring is unknown, but there is no creature quite like him in all of Valoran*. As Twitch grew in size and intelligence in the drainways, he claimed Zaun's underground as his territory, constructing hovels and makeshift laboratories in the pipes. Twitch became the inspiration for a kind of folktale among those who could find work no-where else but the pipes; A figment of the imagination to be feared when alone in the dark. The passing years saw Twitch become bolder and more ambitious, culminating in an event in which he ransacked a chemical laboratory for pumping large quantities of waste out of the sewers. Its personnel were killed and its structure damaged until it collapsed along with the tunnels riddling its foundations. Finally on the map of Zaun's dysfunctional law enforcement, Twitch chose to make his existence uncharacteristically official when he offered his destructive potential to the ruling powers of Zaun, who gladly turned a blind eye to his murders in exchange for a new political tool to use in the Fields of Justice- A collection of arenas within which champions fought to represent factions as opposed to allowing open war. Twitch had his own ulterior motives- With the support he gained from the Council of Zaun, he intended to replicate the circumstances of his own mysterious creation.
Chemical oddities, however, are not the only failed experiments to occur in Zaun. Unregulated magic is a considerable threat to public safety, and the no amount of science can perfectly predict the reactions of Valoran's unstable magic to an experiment. Twitch had no way to see in advance the dimensional landslip that caught Zaun in its grasp and dragged it kicking and screaming down into Crossover City, scattering many of its inhabitants. Far separated from his projects and with no knowledge of where he was, Twitch has no choice but to find assistance from other stranded individuals in returning to his home.
Equipment: A crossbow of fine craftsmanship but visible wear. A quiver containing 17 barbed bolts. A second quiver containing 6 larger, custom bolts designed to fly with the speed and range required to pierce a victim and deliver a potent localised dose of flesh-rotting miasma into the muscle surrounding a wound; These bolts are not reusable and require formidable skill to produce. 2 glass flasks of an adhesive fluid with a deeply nauseating stench, designed for throwing at a fleeing target; Given a bottle and sufficient time to gather ingredients, brew and ferment, Twitch can produce these himself. A pair of goggles to protect his eyes from damage and sunlight. A waistcoat with a handful of 'ingredients' jumbled messily in its pockets. A romance novel and crayon for making crude edits to said romance novel. An extended family of lice which, like all his other parasites, Twitch is on very good terms with.
Others: In-game and prior to the roleplay, Twitch's crossbow was once fitted with a vial which tips fired bolts with whatever liquid he could find to put in it. This mechanism is now broken; however, if Twitch can find a well-equiped bowyer and overcome his paranoia to trust them with his precious weapon, it can be repaired.
*Don't tell Rammus we said that, though. Or Rengar, or Alistar, or Renekton or Warwick or Volibear or the rest of the rather sizable proportion of the League of Legends playable character list that are sapient animals.
Universe: League of Legends.
Appearance: As quoted by an NPC, "IT LOOKED LIKE A GIANT GODSDAMN RAT! ...WITH A CROSSBOW! [...] YOU'RE NOT LISTENING! IT'S A HOMICIDAL, PSYCHOPATHIC, GIANT FREAKING RAT! IN A WAISTCOAT!" In-game art can be seen here. You can peruse an animated model of his creepy wiggling here.
Personality: Mocking, rude and gross. Twitch cares little for anyone but himself and laughs regularly at petty jokes and grievances. A kind of vaguely malicious whimsy accompanies most of his interactions. Twitch is particularly selfish concerning possessions, nicking and hoarding anything he fancies and quite resistant to having it taken away, although left to his own devices Twitch is liable to grow bored of his trinkets and abandon them. The taking or damaging of his alchemical projects tend to illicit a similar but more violent reaction. Spontaneous bursts of paranoia sometimes lower his mood into something resembling aggression, but his suspicion of others is usually quite subdued. Being shamelessly disgusting is Twitch's full-time occupation, and he takes quite some pride in activities like collecting toenails and licking various objects. Although he is completely fearless of disease and poisoning, Twitch is disdainful of sunlight, plants and anything clean. Accustomed to teamwork from his employment in the League of Legends under the Council of Zaun, Twitch has in recent years become more open to the idea of allying with others for his own benefit.
Skills: Twitch is an accomplished sneak. Very flexible and quite strong, he can maneuver quickly and silently through cramped, dark, cold, or otherwise hostile spaces, and disassemble his crossbow to follow. Climbing, swimming and hopping are all skills he uses to get around. The rat does need to be careful of giving his presence away to his more alert victims through his smell, however, and his size lends itself to poor stamina. Once he reveals his presence, usually with exclamations of glee, Twitch proves himself a formidable marksman, specialising in close, crowded, hectic skirmishes. Though his eyesight and chosen weapon are poor for distanced sniping, he supplements them with keen hearing and smell in short range. Twitch's body is a deliberate Petri dish of every kind of parasite and pestilence. While most of these don't last long outside of the virulent hive of Twitch's body, he has no hesitations about weaponising this trait, using his bodily fluids to encourage infection; Any wound he has scratched, spit or sneezed in should be very carefully cleaned to prevent gangrene. On a related note, Twitch is a peculiarly talented alchemist of organic substances, improvising dubiously functional fluids from any materials he may find.
Brief Bio: Zaun is a city where magic and technology run unrestrained by law and ethics, where strange people hiding under thick smog produce stranger creations, in purpose or by accident. Twitch represents a case of the latter. Zaun's labyrinthine streets overlay an even more grimly mysterious world of tunnels and pipes. The collective runoff from rampant experimentation pools in the sewers, and at some point in the past a rat suffered a scientifically unprecedented mutation somewhere in the depths. Whether Twitch is this rat or its offspring is unknown, but there is no creature quite like him in all of Valoran*. As Twitch grew in size and intelligence in the drainways, he claimed Zaun's underground as his territory, constructing hovels and makeshift laboratories in the pipes. Twitch became the inspiration for a kind of folktale among those who could find work no-where else but the pipes; A figment of the imagination to be feared when alone in the dark. The passing years saw Twitch become bolder and more ambitious, culminating in an event in which he ransacked a chemical laboratory for pumping large quantities of waste out of the sewers. Its personnel were killed and its structure damaged until it collapsed along with the tunnels riddling its foundations. Finally on the map of Zaun's dysfunctional law enforcement, Twitch chose to make his existence uncharacteristically official when he offered his destructive potential to the ruling powers of Zaun, who gladly turned a blind eye to his murders in exchange for a new political tool to use in the Fields of Justice- A collection of arenas within which champions fought to represent factions as opposed to allowing open war. Twitch had his own ulterior motives- With the support he gained from the Council of Zaun, he intended to replicate the circumstances of his own mysterious creation.
Chemical oddities, however, are not the only failed experiments to occur in Zaun. Unregulated magic is a considerable threat to public safety, and the no amount of science can perfectly predict the reactions of Valoran's unstable magic to an experiment. Twitch had no way to see in advance the dimensional landslip that caught Zaun in its grasp and dragged it kicking and screaming down into Crossover City, scattering many of its inhabitants. Far separated from his projects and with no knowledge of where he was, Twitch has no choice but to find assistance from other stranded individuals in returning to his home.
Equipment: A crossbow of fine craftsmanship but visible wear. A quiver containing 17 barbed bolts. A second quiver containing 6 larger, custom bolts designed to fly with the speed and range required to pierce a victim and deliver a potent localised dose of flesh-rotting miasma into the muscle surrounding a wound; These bolts are not reusable and require formidable skill to produce. 2 glass flasks of an adhesive fluid with a deeply nauseating stench, designed for throwing at a fleeing target; Given a bottle and sufficient time to gather ingredients, brew and ferment, Twitch can produce these himself. A pair of goggles to protect his eyes from damage and sunlight. A waistcoat with a handful of 'ingredients' jumbled messily in its pockets. A romance novel and crayon for making crude edits to said romance novel. An extended family of lice which, like all his other parasites, Twitch is on very good terms with.
Others: In-game and prior to the roleplay, Twitch's crossbow was once fitted with a vial which tips fired bolts with whatever liquid he could find to put in it. This mechanism is now broken; however, if Twitch can find a well-equiped bowyer and overcome his paranoia to trust them with his precious weapon, it can be repaired.
*Don't tell Rammus we said that, though. Or Rengar, or Alistar, or Renekton or Warwick or Volibear or the rest of the rather sizable proportion of the League of Legends playable character list that are sapient animals.
I think the only things to note here are that Twitch is not an antagonist; He won't get affection from other characters but he's smart enough not to turn on them, or abandon them while he remains stranded. The six poisoned bolts are there to last him the entire roleplay, so he won't be using them outside of boss fights or if he gets himself into an extremely tight spot. As for alchemy, its main application might be to grudgingly prevent infection in an ally or produce something like bait or fuel.
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Twitch is accepted.
@Jon: I'm going have to say no to you coming back in this particular thread. Sorry.
@Jon: I'm going have to say no to you coming back in this particular thread. Sorry.
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Twitch is accepted. @Jon: I'm going have to say no to you coming back in this particular thread. Sorry.
pfff, okay. Bye everyone.
If there is still a spot, put this guy in it.
*Name: White Silver King Isley
*Universe: Claymore
*Appearance: Human form.
Awakened Form
*Personality: Isley is a man of two faces. While usually, most people see a polite, friendly man with a warm smile, his true nature is a merciless killer. Isley has no problems sacrificing dozens of his comrades to get what he wants. He does not like acting in a group. but also enjoys the company of people he claims are his 'family'. In this instance, he goes out of his way to protect them, and acts very much like an older brother, or father figure.
*Powers/Skills: Isley can, in his awakened Form, shape-shift his arms into many different weapons. These include a Multi-shot bow (pictured in appearance) lance, claymore-and-shield, claw, axe and axe. Also, despite his large size, Isley's Awakened form possess unnerving speed, allowing him at top speed to vanish in a blur and reappear elsewhere, but this is taxing and isn't used to much. His human form also has great strength and speed proportionate to his appearance, as well as mastery of the bladed fighting style.
*Brief Bio: Isley was the No 1 Claymore of his generation, as well as one of the few male Claymores in the Organization. But like most male Claymores, he awakened and turned into a fearsome creature, later referred to as an 'Abyssal One'. He took over the lands of the north, but later gave them up in favour for the south. He was defeated by the mentally disjointed by increabily powerful Priscilla, but then decided to try and use her to take over the entire island. He created an army and destroyed the Claymores sent after him, before heading to the south and defeating the Abyssal One that claimed that area. Then, after several engagements with a new Organization weapon called 'Abyssal Feeders' he was defeated, and eaten alive.
Then, when he saw Death close, Isley reappeared somewhere else, a strange world, clearly not the island he had come from. Highly weakened by the fights with the Abyssal Feeders, he decided to explore, and find out where he was, and how to get back to his family.
*Equipment: His Orginization Claymore.
*Name: White Silver King Isley
*Universe: Claymore
*Appearance: Human form.
Awakened Form
*Personality: Isley is a man of two faces. While usually, most people see a polite, friendly man with a warm smile, his true nature is a merciless killer. Isley has no problems sacrificing dozens of his comrades to get what he wants. He does not like acting in a group. but also enjoys the company of people he claims are his 'family'. In this instance, he goes out of his way to protect them, and acts very much like an older brother, or father figure.
*Powers/Skills: Isley can, in his awakened Form, shape-shift his arms into many different weapons. These include a Multi-shot bow (pictured in appearance) lance, claymore-and-shield, claw, axe and axe. Also, despite his large size, Isley's Awakened form possess unnerving speed, allowing him at top speed to vanish in a blur and reappear elsewhere, but this is taxing and isn't used to much. His human form also has great strength and speed proportionate to his appearance, as well as mastery of the bladed fighting style.
*Brief Bio: Isley was the No 1 Claymore of his generation, as well as one of the few male Claymores in the Organization. But like most male Claymores, he awakened and turned into a fearsome creature, later referred to as an 'Abyssal One'. He took over the lands of the north, but later gave them up in favour for the south. He was defeated by the mentally disjointed by increabily powerful Priscilla, but then decided to try and use her to take over the entire island. He created an army and destroyed the Claymores sent after him, before heading to the south and defeating the Abyssal One that claimed that area. Then, after several engagements with a new Organization weapon called 'Abyssal Feeders' he was defeated, and eaten alive.
Then, when he saw Death close, Isley reappeared somewhere else, a strange world, clearly not the island he had come from. Highly weakened by the fights with the Abyssal Feeders, he decided to explore, and find out where he was, and how to get back to his family.
*Equipment: His Orginization Claymore.
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So coincidentally, both of the characters I want to play are burn victims; I guess that says something about me. Anyway, I want to play Balalaika simply for the purpose of trying to get others to do her bidding for her, considering her leadership role. That’s not to say she won’t get down and dirty at all though. And then there’s Kane, because nobody ever plays as a big dumb wrestle-man in these things and I think going around hitting bad guys with choke-slams and tombstone piledrivers would literally be the most hype. I was in between this and running around as HHH with a sledgehammer, but I feel that Kane could be considered more of a character than Helmsley. And this is the kayfabe version of Kane, so that means that his parents actually died in a fire and he was truly institutionalized; instead of being a normal dude playing a character. Anyway, if I’ve gone and fudged up something feel free to let me know.
*Name: Sofiya “Balalaika” Pavlovena
*Universe: Black Lagoon
*Appearance:
*Personality: Due to Balalaika's leadership during the hellish fighting in Afghanistan, her men look up to her as their superior and will do just about anything upon her orders. As a combat officer, she is a skilled strategist and well-rounded fighter, capable of taking care of herself despite the fact that all of her troopers often worry for her. Although she has shown herself to be rather cynical on occasion, she is also a pragmatic and professional businesswoman. Balalaika regards herself and her men as soldiers who missed their chance to die in Afghanistan. While some of her actions can be interpreted as attempts to pursue an honorable death in combat for her men, Balalaika's status as a military figure is tempered by her role in the criminal underground. Although she is the leader of her faction of the organization Hotel Moscow, Balalaika is not above menial jobs and grunt work if the situation calls for it.
*Powers/Skills: As a former Russian soldier, Balalaika is trained as a fine leader and tactician. She is considered a fine marksman and sniper, which earned her the nickname “Balalaika”; which is one of Soviet army's slang terms for the Dragunov sniper rifle. She contains a strong mental fortitude after living through a war and working in dangerous and often dirty crime.
*Brief Bio: Balalaika was raised in a family with deep rooted loyalty to the USSR and its military, so it was only natural for her to enlist like her forefathers had. The young woman’s patriotism and hard work allowed her to rise through the ranks of the Soviet army, becoming a Captain and a Vozdushno-Desantnye 'Vojska paratrooper. Eventually she came to fight in the Soviet war in Afghanistan, but suffered severe burn marks which scar most of the right side of her face, neck, chest and legs after jumping on a live grenade in order to shield other members of her unit.
She was lucky to survive, and continued to serve after the fact until 1986 where she and her unit were discharged after the media discovered that they were involved in an international illegal operation. They then joined the Russian Mafia, and founded Hotel Moscow in the harbor city of Roanapur in southeast Thailand.
*Equipment: Makarov Pistol
*Others: N/A
*Name: Glen Jacob “Kane” Callaway
*Universe: World Wrestling Entertainment
*Appearance:
*Personality: Kane is a sick and twisted man that gains pleasure from the torment of himself and others. He’s a quiet and methodical individual that uses his hulking stature to intimidate, and while he may seem like a mindless brute, Kane uses his mind quite a bit in the formulation of battle tactics in order to gain the upper hand on his foes. Even though Kane isn’t a people person, he isn’t against the formation of temporary alliances as long as a common foe exists, and he can gain things he desires out of the relationship.
*Powers/Skills: Kane is trained in hand to hand combat and submission techniques. Kane has a condition called HSAN (Hereditary Sensory and Autonomous Neuropathy) which, although it does not remove the ability to feel tactile sensation, renders Kane incapable of feeling pain unless it is in great amounts. Kane also has supernatural abilities that allow him to cause individual bolts of lightning to rain down from the sky, as well as the power to raise bursts of fire from hell itself.
*Brief Bio: There once was a family that owned and lived in a funeral home in Texas. The Callaway family consisted of the father who ran the home as a mortician, the mother who worked as the secretary, and the son, Mark Callaway who later became the wrestler known as the Undertaker. There was one other that worked in this home, a man named Paul Bearer who apprenticed under Mr. Callaway. During Paul’s apprenticeship he pursued an affair with Mrs. Callaway that resulted in the child known as Kane. Kane would be fronted as Mr. Callaway’s child and was raised as such, forming a close relationship with his half-brother Mark. They did everything together and Kane looked up to Mark as any little brother would.
Years would pass and life would continue normally, all until an event known as the burning of the funeral home that resulted in the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Callaway and the deformation of Kane. Little is known about whom or what caused the fire that would burn down the home. Paul Bearer claimed that it was Mark who did the deed, while Mark himself implied that Kane was the one who accidentally let flames run rampant after the young boy played with matches and flammable embalming fluid. While the causes remain hidden, the effects set in motion the events that led up to Mark joining the WWE. Kane on the other hand went into the custody of his real father, Paul Bearer, who went out of his way to hide Kane’s survival of the fire from Mark.
Kane would spend the next years of his life locked in a basement due to his severe burn scarring, and was forced to live with the psychological and emotional trauma that ensued. This eventually led to Kane being institutionalized, and was sent along a string of mental institutions until he was placed back into the custody of Paul Bearer. Reunited with his son, Paul would use Kane to enact revenge on The Undertaker in the WWE ring. The two brothers would feud over the next year, all until the Big Red Monster mysteriously disappeared…
*Equipment: An electrolarynx that Kane uses to help himself speak.
*Others: N/A
*Name: Sofiya “Balalaika” Pavlovena
*Universe: Black Lagoon
*Appearance:
*Personality: Due to Balalaika's leadership during the hellish fighting in Afghanistan, her men look up to her as their superior and will do just about anything upon her orders. As a combat officer, she is a skilled strategist and well-rounded fighter, capable of taking care of herself despite the fact that all of her troopers often worry for her. Although she has shown herself to be rather cynical on occasion, she is also a pragmatic and professional businesswoman. Balalaika regards herself and her men as soldiers who missed their chance to die in Afghanistan. While some of her actions can be interpreted as attempts to pursue an honorable death in combat for her men, Balalaika's status as a military figure is tempered by her role in the criminal underground. Although she is the leader of her faction of the organization Hotel Moscow, Balalaika is not above menial jobs and grunt work if the situation calls for it.
*Powers/Skills: As a former Russian soldier, Balalaika is trained as a fine leader and tactician. She is considered a fine marksman and sniper, which earned her the nickname “Balalaika”; which is one of Soviet army's slang terms for the Dragunov sniper rifle. She contains a strong mental fortitude after living through a war and working in dangerous and often dirty crime.
*Brief Bio: Balalaika was raised in a family with deep rooted loyalty to the USSR and its military, so it was only natural for her to enlist like her forefathers had. The young woman’s patriotism and hard work allowed her to rise through the ranks of the Soviet army, becoming a Captain and a Vozdushno-Desantnye 'Vojska paratrooper. Eventually she came to fight in the Soviet war in Afghanistan, but suffered severe burn marks which scar most of the right side of her face, neck, chest and legs after jumping on a live grenade in order to shield other members of her unit.
She was lucky to survive, and continued to serve after the fact until 1986 where she and her unit were discharged after the media discovered that they were involved in an international illegal operation. They then joined the Russian Mafia, and founded Hotel Moscow in the harbor city of Roanapur in southeast Thailand.
*Equipment: Makarov Pistol
*Others: N/A
*Name: Glen Jacob “Kane” Callaway
*Universe: World Wrestling Entertainment
*Appearance:
*Personality: Kane is a sick and twisted man that gains pleasure from the torment of himself and others. He’s a quiet and methodical individual that uses his hulking stature to intimidate, and while he may seem like a mindless brute, Kane uses his mind quite a bit in the formulation of battle tactics in order to gain the upper hand on his foes. Even though Kane isn’t a people person, he isn’t against the formation of temporary alliances as long as a common foe exists, and he can gain things he desires out of the relationship.
*Powers/Skills: Kane is trained in hand to hand combat and submission techniques. Kane has a condition called HSAN (Hereditary Sensory and Autonomous Neuropathy) which, although it does not remove the ability to feel tactile sensation, renders Kane incapable of feeling pain unless it is in great amounts. Kane also has supernatural abilities that allow him to cause individual bolts of lightning to rain down from the sky, as well as the power to raise bursts of fire from hell itself.
*Brief Bio: There once was a family that owned and lived in a funeral home in Texas. The Callaway family consisted of the father who ran the home as a mortician, the mother who worked as the secretary, and the son, Mark Callaway who later became the wrestler known as the Undertaker. There was one other that worked in this home, a man named Paul Bearer who apprenticed under Mr. Callaway. During Paul’s apprenticeship he pursued an affair with Mrs. Callaway that resulted in the child known as Kane. Kane would be fronted as Mr. Callaway’s child and was raised as such, forming a close relationship with his half-brother Mark. They did everything together and Kane looked up to Mark as any little brother would.
Years would pass and life would continue normally, all until an event known as the burning of the funeral home that resulted in the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Callaway and the deformation of Kane. Little is known about whom or what caused the fire that would burn down the home. Paul Bearer claimed that it was Mark who did the deed, while Mark himself implied that Kane was the one who accidentally let flames run rampant after the young boy played with matches and flammable embalming fluid. While the causes remain hidden, the effects set in motion the events that led up to Mark joining the WWE. Kane on the other hand went into the custody of his real father, Paul Bearer, who went out of his way to hide Kane’s survival of the fire from Mark.
Kane would spend the next years of his life locked in a basement due to his severe burn scarring, and was forced to live with the psychological and emotional trauma that ensued. This eventually led to Kane being institutionalized, and was sent along a string of mental institutions until he was placed back into the custody of Paul Bearer. Reunited with his son, Paul would use Kane to enact revenge on The Undertaker in the WWE ring. The two brothers would feud over the next year, all until the Big Red Monster mysteriously disappeared…
*Equipment: An electrolarynx that Kane uses to help himself speak.
*Others: N/A
You forgot Balakia's strong mental fortitude. When she watched like, nine hours of child snuff to find the transilvanians that where terrorizing her town.
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KabenSaal said
You forgot Balakia's strong mental fortitude. When she watched like, nine hours of child snuff to find the transilvanians that where terrorizing her town.
Oh man, I totally forgot about that part. Living through a war would probably make you mentally strong though.
And on the topic of Isley… was he in the show? It’s been a few years since I’ve seen the anime so my memory’s a bit foggy. Maybe I just don’t remember him, but it makes me wish they adapted all of the manga. I really should get ahold of it so I can figure out how the whole thing ended.
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@Kaben and Marik: Accepted. Welcome to the game.
Rad.
He was in the show, but I don't think he ever released in it. And, for now, to simulate his half-eaten form. I think he won't be able to Awaken.
Also, THANKS GRAY!
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