Well if that's the case, I'll probably just stop here. Time for me to move on to a character that is completely under my own vision. I was making another post but, if I'm gonna drop it anyway with the reset, might as well stop now before I get any more invested.
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Desktop profile login won't work. Coincidence that Windows 7 is no longer supported on same day? Consider me doubtful.
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I wonder why I have no notifications, then I realize I forgot to sub to my own threads. Whoops!
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I'm having way too much fun with my Legend of Zelda Encylopedia. This is the game that got me into roleplaying so have a lot invested in it's lore and stories. Too bad can't have all the games too.
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It's begining to look a lot like Christmas...too bad it was already looking this way back in October...
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Whew, looks like only 5 days, stupid thing showed me six just to try and scare my pants off...
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Nice to see some interest. Not sure when I'll get the drive to really get things thought out properly. Other, more important things to worry about for now.
Flan du Rosemary vuu Succulence Ral Thyme Sauerkraut
Flan was slightly disappointed that Master Rodias only went as far as to get more spices planted in the garden, but it was at least a start. Planting would help in the future, but at the moment what was needed was supplies they could harvest from the wild or procure from the locals. Still, at least he was trying and of course she was ecstatic when he mentioned how he was willing to try any of her cooking, no matter how experimental. To think he was willing to try anything that she made, it was a dream come true!
Unfortunately Master Rodias could not stay for much longer and had to leave Flan to her own devices. Once he was gone she quickly washed his used dishes with her own slime while she hummed a little ditty to herself. Her predation ability quickly ate even the smallest bit of residue left over on his plate, leaving it squeaky clean. Soon everything was back in order and a very satisfied and bubbly Flan took off her uniform and settled down for the rest of the night, dreaming of the next amazing dish she would craft for the master.
Flan was already awake by the crack of dawn preparing from the day's next set of meals. While she was working, Chunnitrixx came in and started making toast. Flan liked to be the one to make things for the Chateau members but if it was for something simple like toast, she was content to let them do it themselves. Toast and other dishes that required bread were one of the easiest and most abundant dishes that could be created thanks to her Self-Filling Bread Basket.
After a little slap-stick comedy with Master Rodias, the two left which left Flan alone in the kitchen, at least until disaster struck. After a short break, Chunnitrixx burst back into the kitchen and without warning, started to devour everything in sight. Flan watched in horror was preparations for other members food vanished before her very eyes. Flan's expression stayed pleasant throughout the ordeal, but her slime started to bubble up in anger at the desecration of her kitchen.
Mamoru burst in soon after and offered to help evict Chunnitrixx, while Flan was greatful for the offer, this was her kitchen and therefore her territory to defend.
"I appreciate the offer Mistress Mamoru though I would as you to interfere only if necessary." Flan kept up her servant's smile but her face looked like a shadow had fallen over it. Flan started to make lots of tentacles which proceeded to pick up every knife nearby. Long knives, butcher knives, cleavers, bread knives, and of course her favorite Butter Knife of Meat Cleaving which made it to her left hand.
"I would have been more than happy to make you some breakfast before you decided to devour other people's meals here in the Chateau. Are you trying to prevent me from serving the others on time? Do you want me to be seen as a lazy cook?" Flan's smile grew unnaturally wider as she talked and her predator slime's instincts started to show themselves. Pretty soon a dozen of knife welding tendrils were spread in a wide arc, the knives scrapping against each other as if in anticipation of a meal. After a moment, a dark mist started to billow out of Flan's body as it started to produce lots of poison.
"If you don't stop eating other's food, I'll assume from now you'll want some of my, special flavoring from now on." To emphasis what she was alluding too, Flan's butter knife started to drip with poison. As the butter knife had such high penetration values it was almost certain to infect anything it stabbed, once it was coated with poison.
Flan obviously couldn't win in a fight considering her level, but she certainly wouldn't exactly lose either and the results would be particularly painful. Flan was pretty confident in her durability, plus she was absolutely positive the Chateau couldn't afford to lose its precious Head Chef, certainly not after she had left such a positive impression on Master Rodias. Of course the point was just to get Chunnitrixx to back down, not to actually get in a fight but Flan was not afraid to get a little rough if she needed to when her job's credibility was at stake.
Pro tip: If you see an anime girl avatar, it's the same fucking person.
I would be curious where you get your statistics from or if that is based on many personal experiences.
On the role play side of things I finally figured out which way I wanted to go on a particular plot point which has been holding me back for a while. A plot point that would drastically change the story depending on which way I went so I couldn't really continue until I figured that out.
Supergirl, TMNT, Powerpuff Girls.
Convince me you aren't a clone of Mike...
I laughed but...I really don't know of this Mike you are referring too. Some other person on this site? Just curious.
You know the best part about Fire Emblem: Three Houses? The fact that you can force characters into classes that they really shouldn't be, there is something stupidly satisfying about forcing ill-suited roles on characters while knowing they'll be worse for it. A lot of other Fire Emblem games the characters are locked into only a few different classes.
Not sure why they had to make so many of the class skills absolutely useless though. Also putting in those skills that artificially put in the weapon triangle in was like...err why? I got this far into the game without needing to exploit that basically missing mechanic, no need to put it back in now!
I like just looking at all the characters in different outfits and try to figure out which looks best on them. Some of the girls look absolutely hilarious in heavy armor, like the small girls having half their face hidden by the metal collar. It is moments like these that you realize their true calling.
Not sure why they had to make so many of the class skills absolutely useless though. Also putting in those skills that artificially put in the weapon triangle in was like...err why? I got this far into the game without needing to exploit that basically missing mechanic, no need to put it back in now!
I like just looking at all the characters in different outfits and try to figure out which looks best on them. Some of the girls look absolutely hilarious in heavy armor, like the small girls having half their face hidden by the metal collar. It is moments like these that you realize their true calling.
I'm having a really hard time coming up with a good way to continue the Supergirl saga at the moment. I have ideas, I even have villains, but how to move the plot in a satisfactory way is eluding me. Also I have been really distracted because @HenryJonesJr put in the TMNT from other role play and ever since, I've wanted to transplant my Powerpuff Girls over as well. Unfortunately unlike the TMNT who can easily make the cross over since they were in the Batman Vs TMNT movie, they don't have anything quite as convenient to plop them over into a DC/Marvel Universe setting.
I kinda wanna drop Supergirl at this point but at the same time I kinda wanna see exactly where I'd end up going if I continue. Frankly just not sure if I have the creative spark to get the locomotive back on track right now.
I kinda wanna drop Supergirl at this point but at the same time I kinda wanna see exactly where I'd end up going if I continue. Frankly just not sure if I have the creative spark to get the locomotive back on track right now.
The insect maid Entoma, who was at a level of 51, was almost killed by three members of the Blue Roses, an adamantite ranked team which is the highest rank a team can get. For a while Tia[A Ninja] and Gagaran[A Warrior] put up a pretty good fight but didn't have the strength between the two of them to win, especially with all the high-ranked equipment she possessed. But then Evileye[A Vampire] joined the fight with an insecticide spell and powerful magic that quickly turned the tide in the party's favor. Considering Evileye had pretty much the perfect counters to Entoma she could probably have taken her out even without her teammates help, though with some trouble, mostly because of Entoma's high-end equipment.
Considering we are at most 9 levels above Entoma it is most certainly possible that a well-equipped, high level party would have the means to kill a chapter keeper. Still, they would have to be at least adamantite in power, or have a lot of high level adventurers, to have a decent chance of winning, otherwise it would be like an under level mob trying to take down a raid boss.
New world entities that could probably easily kill our level 60, or below, characters would be the Dragon Lords, the Elf King, and the God-kin, who are the descendants of previous players and New World residents. So while most of our characters can easily wipe out most enemies with ease there are still a decent amount of opponents to watch out for, not that you're very likely to run across any of them of course.
Considering we are at most 9 levels above Entoma it is most certainly possible that a well-equipped, high level party would have the means to kill a chapter keeper. Still, they would have to be at least adamantite in power, or have a lot of high level adventurers, to have a decent chance of winning, otherwise it would be like an under level mob trying to take down a raid boss.
New world entities that could probably easily kill our level 60, or below, characters would be the Dragon Lords, the Elf King, and the God-kin, who are the descendants of previous players and New World residents. So while most of our characters can easily wipe out most enemies with ease there are still a decent amount of opponents to watch out for, not that you're very likely to run across any of them of course.
@The Harbinger of Ferocity Just the kind of questions I need to get my thoughts in order.
Let's start with player roles. For heirs to the kingdom I was planning on perhaps two, three at most. As for other roles people could choose, they could be other members of the royal court that escaped, guards, champions, mages, etc. Players could also be members of the nation the heirs had to flee too, those who wish to help for various reasons or sent there by the nation to act as spies and advisers to make sure events transpire the way they want to. Most would prefer the heirs to have some degree of success to make sure the invading force don't get any funny ideas and to put the heirs in their debt.
As for tropes like magic let's see. While important I'd rather it not become too center stage and be able to instantly change the course of battle with one mage. The way magic will work is that each person will have a rather limited mana pool, meaning if you want to be effective with magic you need to learn to be very efficient as an individual, or you need to pool a bunch of people's resources together for more devastating effects. As magic itself is rather limited in amount, many 'mages' would probably have knowledge of alchemy and pharmacy to lean back on. Once mana is used up it will take some time for a mage to recharge their supply, be it through natural sleep or meditation.
As for the types of magic there will be three main types: The Elements, Blessings, and Curses. The Elements are the manipulation of well, the elements, Fire, Air, Water, Earth, etc. Because this is a manipulation of nature this tends to be the most draining magic to use and can be used offensively the most easily, such as conjuring a fire blast. Blessings in general are ways to invigorate the body to help soldiers fight better or to increases a body's natural healing processes. You can think of Blessings as mostly just a small buff, won't make anyone superhuman but could be the edge needed to win a close battle. Finally there are Curses, mostly only useful in a one on one fight and tend to be more mental than physical. They can have various effects such as making someone more sensitive to pain, making them more likely to freak out, adding a little brain fog, etc.
As for fantasy elements like monsters, they do exist but are very few in number and in general can only be found in uninhabited areas. Mankind has done a pretty good job in exterminating any near human civilization, as such while there may be a few monster hunter specialists there is nothing like an Adventurer's Guild designed just for monster extermination. Basically there is a very low chance of running across a monster in the wild unless you were looking for them in the first place.
Let's start with player roles. For heirs to the kingdom I was planning on perhaps two, three at most. As for other roles people could choose, they could be other members of the royal court that escaped, guards, champions, mages, etc. Players could also be members of the nation the heirs had to flee too, those who wish to help for various reasons or sent there by the nation to act as spies and advisers to make sure events transpire the way they want to. Most would prefer the heirs to have some degree of success to make sure the invading force don't get any funny ideas and to put the heirs in their debt.
As for tropes like magic let's see. While important I'd rather it not become too center stage and be able to instantly change the course of battle with one mage. The way magic will work is that each person will have a rather limited mana pool, meaning if you want to be effective with magic you need to learn to be very efficient as an individual, or you need to pool a bunch of people's resources together for more devastating effects. As magic itself is rather limited in amount, many 'mages' would probably have knowledge of alchemy and pharmacy to lean back on. Once mana is used up it will take some time for a mage to recharge their supply, be it through natural sleep or meditation.
As for the types of magic there will be three main types: The Elements, Blessings, and Curses. The Elements are the manipulation of well, the elements, Fire, Air, Water, Earth, etc. Because this is a manipulation of nature this tends to be the most draining magic to use and can be used offensively the most easily, such as conjuring a fire blast. Blessings in general are ways to invigorate the body to help soldiers fight better or to increases a body's natural healing processes. You can think of Blessings as mostly just a small buff, won't make anyone superhuman but could be the edge needed to win a close battle. Finally there are Curses, mostly only useful in a one on one fight and tend to be more mental than physical. They can have various effects such as making someone more sensitive to pain, making them more likely to freak out, adding a little brain fog, etc.
As for fantasy elements like monsters, they do exist but are very few in number and in general can only be found in uninhabited areas. Mankind has done a pretty good job in exterminating any near human civilization, as such while there may be a few monster hunter specialists there is nothing like an Adventurer's Guild designed just for monster extermination. Basically there is a very low chance of running across a monster in the wild unless you were looking for them in the first place.
There's been an idea that I've had for a while but haven't really finalized how I want to go about it. Well, I'll just showcase the idea for now and see what people think. I really want to make one with a very clear final objective to strive for.
So the idea is that a Kingdom was invaded and taken over but the young heirs managed to escape to a neighboring country. Years later, with some aid from said country, they attempt to take back their homeland by whatever means necessary. To do so they will need to recruit troops, make bargains, form resistance cells, sabotage, etc.
I think I want to give this idea an 18+ rating because there will be quite a bit of dark content. It won't be too dark but I don't want to limit the role play by not putting that 18+ rating there. You can expect some disturbing content here and there though I doubt it will ever reach grimdark type territory as I do want some light-hearted elements as well.
So the end goal is to take back their Kingdom along with whomever decides to lend their aid. Input and questions appreciated as I try to figure out exactly what I want to do with this idea.
Krovon Kingdom: The Krovon Kingdom was taken over by the Bourin Kingdom, their neighbors to the east. The Bourin military smashed their way to the capital and the war was over within a month, the Krovon Kingdom completely taken off guard. While most of the royal family were captured or slaughtered, the royal twins managed to escape thanks to the quick work of their retainers and guards. The Kingdom is currently under control of the Bourin military except for a small section in the west of the kingdom.
Corbon Keep: The last remaining stronghold of the Krovon Kingdom where the twins currently reside. More of a fortress than a castle, the Bourin military have decided to merely keep an eye on the location rather than to try and capture it. As most of the good productive land has already been captured there was seen no need to waste manpower on laying siege to the keep.
So the idea is that a Kingdom was invaded and taken over but the young heirs managed to escape to a neighboring country. Years later, with some aid from said country, they attempt to take back their homeland by whatever means necessary. To do so they will need to recruit troops, make bargains, form resistance cells, sabotage, etc.
I think I want to give this idea an 18+ rating because there will be quite a bit of dark content. It won't be too dark but I don't want to limit the role play by not putting that 18+ rating there. You can expect some disturbing content here and there though I doubt it will ever reach grimdark type territory as I do want some light-hearted elements as well.
So the end goal is to take back their Kingdom along with whomever decides to lend their aid. Input and questions appreciated as I try to figure out exactly what I want to do with this idea.
Krovon Kingdom: The Krovon Kingdom was taken over by the Bourin Kingdom, their neighbors to the east. The Bourin military smashed their way to the capital and the war was over within a month, the Krovon Kingdom completely taken off guard. While most of the royal family were captured or slaughtered, the royal twins managed to escape thanks to the quick work of their retainers and guards. The Kingdom is currently under control of the Bourin military except for a small section in the west of the kingdom.
Corbon Keep: The last remaining stronghold of the Krovon Kingdom where the twins currently reside. More of a fortress than a castle, the Bourin military have decided to merely keep an eye on the location rather than to try and capture it. As most of the good productive land has already been captured there was seen no need to waste manpower on laying siege to the keep.
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