@WildCobra oh a liar are we? Nightwing whoops all the ass. Also ill try to post tonight.
Don't know much about Killer Croc, but Nightwing can whoop my ass any day ;)
Yay posts!
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Don't know much about Killer Croc, but Nightwing can whoop my ass any day ;)
Yay posts!
Yeh-yah!
Awesome posts ladies and gents. Excited to get this ball rolling!
Awesome posts ladies and gents. Excited to get this ball rolling!
Name:
Anika Matthews
Age:
17- Junior
Code Name:
Will-o-wisp (some call her Willow)
Powers:
In European folk lore, Will-o-wisps draw curious travelers off the path with their ethereal glow into swamps and bogs. A bit like her predecessors, Willow has the power to deceive her enemies through the use of illusions. Her illusions are basically mind games that fool people into thinking reality around them is being warped. They see what she wants them to see, and as an avid reader, Willow has a vivid imagination. However, since her powers are still in their beginning stages, Willow does not procure any permanent damage to her victim's minds, and she has a limited radius of effect. Like any fledgling superhero, Willow has yet to discover the full extent of her abilities.
Appearance:
Costume:
Will-o-wisp asked Apollo for a simple costume consisting of a sleeveless white robe with a hood. Her hood is perpetually on during fights, the idea being that her illusions take center stage drawing enemies in while she fades into the background. Like in the picture below, the last thing enemies remember are Will-o-wisp's eyes before they are immersed in the illusion.
School, clubs or achievements:
Anika Matthews often found herself day dreaming about the characters and realms in her books. When she found out that her high school had a book club, she jumped at the opportunity to day dream and discuss with others. Other than the book club, she was content being a normal teen and hanging out with her close group of friends at lunch and outside of school while maintaining a decent GPA.
Biography:
Anika Matthews had the typical white picket fence life. She grew up in the same town all her life, had princess themed birthday parties, matriculated through elementary school, middle school and high school with her close group of friends, and had an all star sister. It was her own comfortable norm, until the night of the party. Her socialite sister convinced her to go, raving about her master plan to hook Anika up with the perfect guy. Then the explosion happened and in the process, her sister disappeared without a trace. After hours of frantic searching, the police forced her to go home to distraught parents. Not only did her parents have to deal with the loss of their daughter, but their living one seemed more withdrawn. When they questioned Anika, she revealed the truth about her powers. Her father thought she had lost her mind, her mother pitied her and sent her to therapy. In an attempt to ease the tension at home, Anika went along with the idea, and took the prescribed anti-psychotics only to find out that it made her powers stronger. When she received Apollo's letter, Anika jumped at the opportunity to join with others like her to find her sister and perhaps some answers as well.
Anika Matthews
Age:
17- Junior
Code Name:
Will-o-wisp (some call her Willow)
Powers:
In European folk lore, Will-o-wisps draw curious travelers off the path with their ethereal glow into swamps and bogs. A bit like her predecessors, Willow has the power to deceive her enemies through the use of illusions. Her illusions are basically mind games that fool people into thinking reality around them is being warped. They see what she wants them to see, and as an avid reader, Willow has a vivid imagination. However, since her powers are still in their beginning stages, Willow does not procure any permanent damage to her victim's minds, and she has a limited radius of effect. Like any fledgling superhero, Willow has yet to discover the full extent of her abilities.
Appearance:
Costume:
Will-o-wisp asked Apollo for a simple costume consisting of a sleeveless white robe with a hood. Her hood is perpetually on during fights, the idea being that her illusions take center stage drawing enemies in while she fades into the background. Like in the picture below, the last thing enemies remember are Will-o-wisp's eyes before they are immersed in the illusion.
School, clubs or achievements:
Anika Matthews often found herself day dreaming about the characters and realms in her books. When she found out that her high school had a book club, she jumped at the opportunity to day dream and discuss with others. Other than the book club, she was content being a normal teen and hanging out with her close group of friends at lunch and outside of school while maintaining a decent GPA.
Biography:
Anika Matthews had the typical white picket fence life. She grew up in the same town all her life, had princess themed birthday parties, matriculated through elementary school, middle school and high school with her close group of friends, and had an all star sister. It was her own comfortable norm, until the night of the party. Her socialite sister convinced her to go, raving about her master plan to hook Anika up with the perfect guy. Then the explosion happened and in the process, her sister disappeared without a trace. After hours of frantic searching, the police forced her to go home to distraught parents. Not only did her parents have to deal with the loss of their daughter, but their living one seemed more withdrawn. When they questioned Anika, she revealed the truth about her powers. Her father thought she had lost her mind, her mother pitied her and sent her to therapy. In an attempt to ease the tension at home, Anika went along with the idea, and took the prescribed anti-psychotics only to find out that it made her powers stronger. When she received Apollo's letter, Anika jumped at the opportunity to join with others like her to find her sister and perhaps some answers as well.
Anika glanced at the clock. 2:34 PM. And then listlessly went back to laying in bed and staring at the thin gold bracelet that adorned her wrist. It looked foreign dangling in front of her considering it was her sister's. Sarah loved that bracelet but let Anika borrow it that night, insisting that it went perfectly with her party outfit, and she never seemed to remember to take it off, or perhaps it was more the fact that Anika wanted that visual reminder of the night her life changed in more ways than one- Her sister is probably dead, her parents think she is crazy and the biggest change of all- her new found powers. A knock resounded, breaking her out of her thoughts, and then her mom's voice.
“Anika, the police are here. They want to talk to you.”
The girl rolled over on her bed. “Tell them to go away. I've already talked to them.” There was a pause and then shuffling from outside the door before her mom cleared her throat.
“You know you can't keep moping around like this...It's...It's hard for all of us.” Anika sighed and rolled over on her bed to sit up on the edge of it.
“Mom, I just...you know, what happened last time...my...condition.” Yeah, the last time she talked to the police, they didn't even finish the questioning. It was the day after the party and Anika had seen things that she only thought existed in movies. She was running out of the warehouse along with the crowd but amidst the screams, there were growls and silhouettes of strange creatures. Some people were staring at their hands in disgust, others grasped at their faces, she thought she saw someone running around their entire body made of ice. She told the police what she remembered and in the process of recalling events, one of the detective screamed “Keep it away!” pointing to an empty space on the ground with a trembling hand. Alarmed, Anika, her parents and the other detectives looked around but saw nothing. Still the terrified man kept pointing at the ground. He even went as far as jumping on top of the coffee table and reached for his holstered gun, but his partner grabbed it before he did and had to escort the confused man out of the house. That's when Anika told her parents about her abilities and that's the first time she really saw fear in her parent's eyes. Since then she thought it was best she stayed away from people, including her parents.
Anika looked up at the door separating her and her mother. Judging from the silence, her mother agreed. Anika heard a sigh and then “We'll figure it out, honey. I'm sure the therapist will be able to help...I'll just tell the detectives you're not feeling well.”
“Thanks, mom.”
The girl rolled back into bed listening to the retreated footsteps of her mother and muffled conversation before her phone went off alerting her of a text. She reached for it thinking of another excuse to tell her concerned classmates about why she's missed school for almost a week, but the message made her stop thinking all together The girl frowned and re-read the message again. Mid-way through reading it a fifth time, Anika jumped out of bed almost dropping her phone, but she held onto it and glanced at the time. 2:50 PM. School was almost out, that means she had only a few minutes before finding this Apollo guy and getting some answers. The girl glanced at herself in the mirror, making sure she was somewhat presentable, before grabbing her purse and car keys. Her thoughts raced as she sped out of the house, past her confused mother and surprised police.
“It's us versus them...we have something deeper here..there's no coincidence...I might be the only “friend” you have any more...”
“Friend or not, you better have some damn answers, Apollo,” Anika muttered under her breath as she peeled out of her driveway and drove to school.
“Anika, the police are here. They want to talk to you.”
The girl rolled over on her bed. “Tell them to go away. I've already talked to them.” There was a pause and then shuffling from outside the door before her mom cleared her throat.
“You know you can't keep moping around like this...It's...It's hard for all of us.” Anika sighed and rolled over on her bed to sit up on the edge of it.
“Mom, I just...you know, what happened last time...my...condition.” Yeah, the last time she talked to the police, they didn't even finish the questioning. It was the day after the party and Anika had seen things that she only thought existed in movies. She was running out of the warehouse along with the crowd but amidst the screams, there were growls and silhouettes of strange creatures. Some people were staring at their hands in disgust, others grasped at their faces, she thought she saw someone running around their entire body made of ice. She told the police what she remembered and in the process of recalling events, one of the detective screamed “Keep it away!” pointing to an empty space on the ground with a trembling hand. Alarmed, Anika, her parents and the other detectives looked around but saw nothing. Still the terrified man kept pointing at the ground. He even went as far as jumping on top of the coffee table and reached for his holstered gun, but his partner grabbed it before he did and had to escort the confused man out of the house. That's when Anika told her parents about her abilities and that's the first time she really saw fear in her parent's eyes. Since then she thought it was best she stayed away from people, including her parents.
Anika looked up at the door separating her and her mother. Judging from the silence, her mother agreed. Anika heard a sigh and then “We'll figure it out, honey. I'm sure the therapist will be able to help...I'll just tell the detectives you're not feeling well.”
“Thanks, mom.”
The girl rolled back into bed listening to the retreated footsteps of her mother and muffled conversation before her phone went off alerting her of a text. She reached for it thinking of another excuse to tell her concerned classmates about why she's missed school for almost a week, but the message made her stop thinking all together The girl frowned and re-read the message again. Mid-way through reading it a fifth time, Anika jumped out of bed almost dropping her phone, but she held onto it and glanced at the time. 2:50 PM. School was almost out, that means she had only a few minutes before finding this Apollo guy and getting some answers. The girl glanced at herself in the mirror, making sure she was somewhat presentable, before grabbing her purse and car keys. Her thoughts raced as she sped out of the house, past her confused mother and surprised police.
“It's us versus them...we have something deeper here..there's no coincidence...I might be the only “friend” you have any more...”
“Friend or not, you better have some damn answers, Apollo,” Anika muttered under her breath as she peeled out of her driveway and drove to school.
@WildCobra you can bet this party's starting with a big bang! Pun also intended :)
Working on a post. Hoping to get one up tonight
Working on a post. Hoping to get one up tonight
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Forum: Casual Interest Checks
I've been stalking this thread for a couple days now and I can no longer resist the urge! Mind if I joined?
I've been playing around with a physics concept- kinetic energy manipulation. The gist of it is that my character will be able to speed up, slow down an object/ persons that are in motion.
Limitations:
- objects needs to have kinetic energy (ie: be in motion)
- objects need to be within an area of effect
- powers will not have an indefinite effect (haven't decided on time range)
- larger the mass, the more difficult it is for her to control (ie: easier for her to control a marble she throws rather than say a moving bus). Not to say that her powers wouldn't work on something as large as a bus, but it is difficult for her to control the outcome.
I'm imagining in the beginning stages she'll only be able to manipulate the energies of objects forward, but eventually will learn to change their directions... which could lead to the use of projectiles. Maybe? perhaps? I've just been itching to write a character that manipulates the kinetic energy of steel balls (maybe a small amount like 3 or so) like projectiles. Any thoughts?
I've been playing around with a physics concept- kinetic energy manipulation. The gist of it is that my character will be able to speed up, slow down an object/ persons that are in motion.
Limitations:
- objects needs to have kinetic energy (ie: be in motion)
- objects need to be within an area of effect
- powers will not have an indefinite effect (haven't decided on time range)
- larger the mass, the more difficult it is for her to control (ie: easier for her to control a marble she throws rather than say a moving bus). Not to say that her powers wouldn't work on something as large as a bus, but it is difficult for her to control the outcome.
I'm imagining in the beginning stages she'll only be able to manipulate the energies of objects forward, but eventually will learn to change their directions... which could lead to the use of projectiles. Maybe? perhaps? I've just been itching to write a character that manipulates the kinetic energy of steel balls (maybe a small amount like 3 or so) like projectiles. Any thoughts?
@DaDrummer676 T.T
@DrewVonAwesome Yay, thanks for the accept.
Hm. We could start the morning after, but we're all already familiar with each other's characters' abilities, and we all know how our characters got them. Though it's always fun to write a morning after scene...
Starting the week after when all the shit hits the fan, I think will give us more momentum.
But that's just what I think.
@DrewVonAwesome Yay, thanks for the accept.
Hm. We could start the morning after, but we're all already familiar with each other's characters' abilities, and we all know how our characters got them. Though it's always fun to write a morning after scene...
Starting the week after when all the shit hits the fan, I think will give us more momentum.
But that's just what I think.
Name:
Anika Matthews
Age:
17- Junior
Code Name:
Will-o-wisp (some call her Willow)
Powers:
In European folk lore, Will-o-wisps draw curious travelers off the path with their ethereal glow into swamps and bogs. A bit like her predecessors, Willow has the power to deceive her enemies through the use of illusions. Her illusions are basically mind games that fool people into thinking reality around them is being warped. They see what she wants them to see, and as an avid reader, Willow has a vivid imagination. However, since her powers are still in their beginning stages, Willow does not procure any permanent damage to her victim's minds, and she has a limited radius of effect. Like any fledgling superhero, Willow has yet to discover the full extent of her abilities.
Appearance:
Costume:
Will-o-wisp asked Apollo for a simple costume consisting of a sleeveless white robe with a hood. Her hood is perpetually on during fights, the idea being that her illusions take center stage drawing enemies in while she fades into the background. Like in the picture below, the last thing enemies remember are Will-o-wisp's eyes before they are immersed in the illusion.
School, clubs or achievements:
Anika Matthews often found herself day dreaming about the characters and realms in her books. When she found out that her high school had a book club, she jumped at the opportunity to day dream and discuss with others. Other than the book club, she was content being a normal teen and hanging out with her close group of friends at lunch and outside of school while maintaining a decent GPA.
Biography:
Anika Matthews had the typical white picket fence life. She grew up in the same town all her life, had princess themed birthday parties, matriculated through elementary school, middle school and high school with her close group of friends, and had an all star sister. It was her own comfortable norm, until the night of the party. Her socialite sister convinced her to go, raving about her master plan to hook Anika up with the perfect guy. Then the explosion happened and in the process, her sister disappeared without a trace. After hours of frantic searching, the police forced her to go home to distraught parents. Not only did her parents have to deal with the loss of their daughter, but their living one seemed more withdrawn. When they questioned Anika, she revealed the truth about her powers. Her father thought she had lost her mind, her mother pitied her and sent her to therapy. In an attempt to ease the tension at home, Anika went along with the idea, and took the prescribed anti-psychotics only to find out that it made her powers stronger. When she received Apollo's letter, Anika jumped at the opportunity to join with others like her to find her sister and perhaps some answers as well.
Anika Matthews
Age:
17- Junior
Code Name:
Will-o-wisp (some call her Willow)
Powers:
In European folk lore, Will-o-wisps draw curious travelers off the path with their ethereal glow into swamps and bogs. A bit like her predecessors, Willow has the power to deceive her enemies through the use of illusions. Her illusions are basically mind games that fool people into thinking reality around them is being warped. They see what she wants them to see, and as an avid reader, Willow has a vivid imagination. However, since her powers are still in their beginning stages, Willow does not procure any permanent damage to her victim's minds, and she has a limited radius of effect. Like any fledgling superhero, Willow has yet to discover the full extent of her abilities.
Appearance:
Costume:
Will-o-wisp asked Apollo for a simple costume consisting of a sleeveless white robe with a hood. Her hood is perpetually on during fights, the idea being that her illusions take center stage drawing enemies in while she fades into the background. Like in the picture below, the last thing enemies remember are Will-o-wisp's eyes before they are immersed in the illusion.
School, clubs or achievements:
Anika Matthews often found herself day dreaming about the characters and realms in her books. When she found out that her high school had a book club, she jumped at the opportunity to day dream and discuss with others. Other than the book club, she was content being a normal teen and hanging out with her close group of friends at lunch and outside of school while maintaining a decent GPA.
Biography:
Anika Matthews had the typical white picket fence life. She grew up in the same town all her life, had princess themed birthday parties, matriculated through elementary school, middle school and high school with her close group of friends, and had an all star sister. It was her own comfortable norm, until the night of the party. Her socialite sister convinced her to go, raving about her master plan to hook Anika up with the perfect guy. Then the explosion happened and in the process, her sister disappeared without a trace. After hours of frantic searching, the police forced her to go home to distraught parents. Not only did her parents have to deal with the loss of their daughter, but their living one seemed more withdrawn. When they questioned Anika, she revealed the truth about her powers. Her father thought she had lost her mind, her mother pitied her and sent her to therapy. In an attempt to ease the tension at home, Anika went along with the idea, and took the prescribed anti-psychotics only to find out that it made her powers stronger. When she received Apollo's letter, Anika jumped at the opportunity to join with others like her to find her sister and perhaps some answers as well.
I can say the same for myself- I've been itching to write. Good thing it's almost summer. Summers= free time= rping.
Welcome back, fellow rper!
Welcome back, fellow rper!
Oh, interested. CS up soon.
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