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Beyond the Desert Sands [Fantasy] [Closed+Canceled]

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Naruto: Clash of Wills {Remake}

Crap. FIXED THAT

Naruto: Clash of Wills {Remake}

Dango continued his run, wire remnants of the traps trailing behind him from his arms and legs. They didn't slow him down too much, but they did cause him to trip quite a bit more; he was used to doing that, so he prioritized running over taking the strands of wire off. "Besides," Dango thought to himself, already planning on how to capture his sensei. "I'm disabling the traps for my teammates by going ahead, and I can stop him from escaping with Sly Mind Affect." Dango didn't really think about what would happen after that, but they'd figure something out at some point. After sometime, Dango found himself being lifted upward and upside-down by the ankle. "H-hey?" Dango said as he looked down(up) at his suspended ankle, confused by the sudden flip between the sky and ground. Well, this was new. As interested as he was with trying to figure out how the trap worked, he decided that it would be better to get himself down first; with the wires and kunai dangling from him, Dango looked like an extremely dangerous piñata that dropped pointy objects instead of candy. Before that, however, Dango heard Ranko's shout. Dango tried to shout back an response, but the sudden excitement caused his words to twist into something nigh incomprehensible.

Experimental System

No clue about the stats, but I just find it kind of weird to say "critical hit". When people play golf or baseball, they'd say that it was a swell hit, not a critical one. Nonetheless, it would be easier if the things were standardized. I'll try to simplify the math. Thanks for the advice!

Experimental System

Thought I'd try something interesting. If you have any suggestions on improving this or starting an adventure, feel free to tell me them! -------------------

Basic Stats

There are 6 basic stats: Willpower - Willpower, or "Will", provides your health(2X Will) and increases the chance of recovering(See "Combat"). Soul - Soul is used for skills and provides SP(1.3X Soul, rounded). While SP normally recovers at a constant rate over time, you can opt for a variant that is recharged by certain actions. For example, Macho Points(MP) could recover by punching bears, but would drain if you put on a puppy-print onesie. Resilience - Resilience, or "Resil", reduces the damage taken from attacks(See "Combat). It comes in two forms: E(lemental) and M(elee). MRSL and ERSL are equal to Resil, but get bonuses from items. Shields or similar provide MRSL while clothing generally provides ERSL. Skill - Skill gives bonus attack damage(See "Combat") and accuracy(See "Combat"). Speed - Speed increases evasion(See "Combat"), along with your movement's range(Speed/3) and flexibility. In order to to flee(See "Combat") or preform acrobatic acts such as jumping a fence, you need to have a high enough Speed stat. Luck - Luck increases the chances of getting a Critical Hit(1+Luck/3, 2.5X damage) and affects several actions outside of combat.

Combat

A "round" consists of each character's turn, which is ordered by decreasing Swift stat unless the defender was ambushed. If a character has at least twice the Speed of the character moving after, it has the ability to use two commands that turn. At the start of a turn, SP regenerates by (Soul/10). Damage is calculated by rolling dice--type and number varying from weapon to weapon--and adding half of your Skill before subtracting the damage by Resil. Hitting is determined by 2d20 + Skill - Enemy Speed, a hit being 5 or greater. Weapon advantage doubles either stat. Crits are 1d20 + (Luck/8). Successfully getting a Critical Hit raises the damage to 2.5X(rounded, before Resil reduction) When a player's health reaches 0, they make a "Recovery Save" at the end of each round after the one they fell. % Recovery Rate is determined by 5d20 + 2 +(Will/4), with 85 or greater being successful. Upon successful recovery, 1/3 of max health is regained.

Commands

There are a number of actions that can be taken during a turn. Attack - A basic, costless attack. This is substituted by the command "Reload" when a ranged weapon is out of ammo, and spells require a small amount of SP in order to attack. Guard - Reduces damage taken that turn to 1/5(before applying Resil) and instantly ends turn(if there are any actions left). Trick - Use one of your character's abilities. Can cost HP or SP. Move - Move spaces up to your movement speed(Speed/3). Flee - Fleeing is calculated by rolling 2d20 + Speed - Enemy's Speed. The result must be 25 or greater, or a player must have fallen to successfully escape. Allies can follow for a guaranteed escape, but must roll if they are rescuing a fallen or movement-afflicted ally.

Attack Types

Melee - Most melee weapons do high damage and have extra effects. However, they almost always only hit once, are limited to pure melee damage and have short range(1-3 spaces). Ranged - Most ranged weapons hit multiple times, have long range(2-9), and can deal mixed damage(both Melee and Elemental). However, they tend to be lower damage and harder to come by than melee weapons. They also must be reloaded every so often, taking up a turn. Spell - Spells are learned from tomes, which are destroyed after use. Spells deal slightly more damage than ranged weaponry, but have slightly shorter range(1-6). Spells consume a set amount of SP, but can be charged over multiple turns, increasing damage and cost. There is also an attack triangle: Melee->Ranged->Spell->Melee. Utilizing the advantages doubles hit & evasion chance.

Naruto: Clash of Wills {Remake}

Apologies, I've been juggling school and two sports.

D&D 3.5- Rise of the

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Beyond the Desert Sands [Fantasy] [Closed+Canceled]

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Beyond the Desert Sands [Fantasy] [Closed+Canceled]

Name: H'yo Sahriin Age: 17 Gender: M Appearance: H'yo has relatively pale skin, with a tan "mask" across his green eyes. His solid-colored black hair is too thick to style, so he generally has to keep it somewhat messy. His "shirt" is really just an extremely long piece of navy-blue cloth wrapped snug around his body, loosening into something similar to bell sleeves. The excess goes around his head and neck, forming a scarf of sorts. His pants are fairly normal, and are made out of tan canvas. H'yo stands at 5'11" and weighs about 136 pounds. Despite being relatively well-built, his slender frame makes him seem thinner than he actually is. A length of chain is wrapped around his waist, like a belt. Personality: Despite his incredibly apathetic appearance and serious personality, H'yo has a surprising range of emotions. He's protective of people that he considers a "friend", which is a rather broad area, as it extends to people that have merely shown kindness to him. However, to those that he's actually very close to, his protectiveness turns into intense possessiveness; though it doesn't show through his apathetic mask, simply talking to the person in question agitates him immensely. H'yo has a tendency to self-righteously use his protective nature as an excuse to hurt someone. He speaks in a polite manner, even when he's intentionally being rude. His objectivity gives him a strong believe in honesty, but tends to be roundabout when pointing out other's flaws. Biography: The Sahriin family was a long line of bodyguards that had several ties with important figures. However, their prestige had suddenly fallen after the discovery of their worship of the moon, where they continued in a downward spiral towards the bottom of the social ladder. But during the thirty-fourth generation, their fame once again rose when H'yo's great great grandfather defended a group of wealthy people from thieves. Rapidly their influence increased, eventually surpassing even the original peak of their name's power with H'yo's father, who was chosen to be one of the chief's personal guard. While H'yo grew up, he was raised with the intent of him eventually taking his father's position. Too young to change the decision, he took strenuous mental training that slowly faded away his amiable personality. He did, however, manage to keep a scrap of it; his protective/possessive nature was unintentionally born from his clinginess to others, and that clinginess developed into it from his mother's words: "Make them important to you, and protect them because they are." After a year of working with various clients, a rumor has begun floating around that the chief was considering him to protect his daughter....