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Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends

The guard I imagine would have to be on good terms with each other at the very least. Possibly know how to work together.

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends

I think Sorren and Adomorn could have some sort of rivalry or something. Though I'm not entirely sure how a rivalry with Sorren would work exactly.

Yu-Gi-Oh: Spirit

Behold, the Magigal archetype! I'll make a character to go along with them later. Comments and criticism is welcome, as I'm not the best card maker.

Decklist (40 cards)

Monsters (18)
Magigal Castitas x2
Magigal Temperantia x2
Magigal Caritas x2
Magigal Industria x3
Magigal Patientia x3
Magigal Humanitas x2
Magigal Humilitas x3
Honest x1

Spells (9)
A Magigal Night x2
On Magigal Wings x2
We Are Magigals! X2
Tears of the Magigal x2
Magical Dimension x1

Traps (13)
Magigals Never Die x2
Return of the Fallen Magigals x2
Doble Passe x2
Magician’s Circle x2
Battle Mania x2
Spirit Barrier x3

Extra (15)
Magigal Beast x2
Gravity Warrior x2
Mighty Warrior x2
Orient Dragon x1
Magigal Fides x2
Magigal Amor x2
Magigal Spiro x2
Downerd Magician x2

Side (15)
Prohibition x3
Imperial iron Wall x2
Grave of the Super Ancient Organism x2
Shadow-Imprisoning Mirror x3
Thunder king Rai-Oh x1
Astral Barrier x2
Mystical Space Typhoon x2

Archetype

The Magigal are a group of magical girls that protect the innocent from evil influences with the power of light and love and shit. They focus on teamwork, each having an effect that activates when summoned from the deck by another Magigal's effect. The archetype has many cards which focus on graveyard destruction by sending cards to the bottom of the deck. Don't let their appearance fool you, these magical girls aren't a joke (they are).

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Magigal Castitas
Image: A young girl dressed in blue, wielding a winged staff.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you take no damage from battle or card effects until the end phase. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Temperantia
Image: A young girl dressed in orange, wielding a dagger.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can take one set card from your opponent’s side of the field and place it at the bottom of their deck, without looking at it. The set card cannot be activated in response to this effect. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Caritas
Image: A young girl dressed in yellow, wielding a pistol.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can add one “Magigal” card from your deck to your hand. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Industria
Image: A young girl dressed in light blue, wielding a rapier.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Tuner
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can special summon one “Magigal” monster from your hand or grave. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Patientia
Image: A young girl dressed in red, wielding a halberd.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can send up to three “Magigal” cards from your graveyard to the bottom of your deck. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Humanitas
Image: A young girl dressed in green, wielding a scythe.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can draw one card. If the drawn card is a “Magigal” monster card, you can reveal it to send one card in the opponent’s grave to the bottom of their deck. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Humilitas
A young girl dressed in violet, wielding a bow.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can send one face-up card on the field back to its owner’s hand. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Beast
Image: A red cardinal with two incredibly long tail feathers that twist together into one. Its beak holds a small red berry.
Level 6 | Light | Winged Beast/Synchro/ Effect
ATK 500 | DEF 500
1 “Magigal” Tuner monster + 1 non-Tuner “Magigal” Monster
At the start of the Damage Step, if this card battles an opponent’s monster: You can banish both monsters (without damage calculation). Special summon both monsters to the filed in face-up attack position during your next standby phase. If this card is destroyed by a card effect and sent to the graveyard, send all cards in your grave to the bottom of the deck.

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Magigal Fides
Image: A young girl dressed in white, holding out an hourglass.
Rank 3 | Light | Spellcaster/XYZ/ Effect
ATK 1500 | DEF 1500
3 Level 3 Spellcaster-Type monsters
You can detach three XYZ materials from this card to send card from your opponent’s grave to the bottom of their deck until they have the same number of cards in their graveyard as you. If this card is destroyed and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Amor
Image: A young girl dressed in pink, arms outstretched.
Rank 3 | Light | Spellcaster/XYZ/ Effect
ATK 1500 | DEF 1500
4 Level 3 Spellcaster-Type monsters
Once per turn, you can detach two XYZ materials from this card to select one card on your opponent’s side of the field; attach that card to this card as a XYZ material. If a face-up “Magigal” monster would be destroyed, you can remove one XYZ material from this card instead. If this card is destroyed and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Spero
Image: A young girl dressed in a long and flowing robe that radiates all the colors of the rainbow and fades into an aurora behind her.
Rank 3 | Light | Spellcaster/XYZ/ Effect
ATK 0 | DEF 0
5 Level 3 Spellcaster-Type monsters
This card can only be summoned from the extra deck. Negate the effects of all other cards on the field during the turn this monster is summoned. This card cannot be destroyed by battle. You can detach one XYZ material from this card to send one card on your opponent’s side of the field to the bottom of the deck, and if the XYZ material detached was a “Magigal” monster, you can then inflict damage to your opponent’s life points equal to the attack of the removed XYZ material. If a “Magigal” monster would be sent to the graveyard, except if it was XYZ material sent to activate an effect, attach it to this card as an XYZ material instead. If this card is destroyed, special summon as many of its attached XYZ materials as possible in face-up attack position. If this card has no XYZ materials, return it to the extra deck.
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A Magigal Night
Image: A dark city skyline, Magigals of all colors sit atop various buildings, watching the streets below.
Field Spell
Place one “Magigal” counter on this card each time a “Magigal” monster is destroyed by battle. This card gains the following effects based on the number of “Magigal” it has on it:
2+: If this card would be destroyed by a card effect, remove one “Magigal” counter from this card instead.
4+: Once per turn, during either player’s turn, you can remove one “Magigal” counter from this card to negate the activation of a spell or trap card and destroy it.
6+: Once per turn, you can remove one “Magigal” counter from this card to send one card from each graveyard to the bottom of their respective decks.
8+: Once per turn, you can remove one “Magigal” counter from this card to special summon one level 3 “Magigal” monster from your deck.
10+: “Magigal” monsters are unaffected by your opponent’s spell or trap card effects.
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On Magigal Wings
Image: A red Magigal with wings of red energy prepares to throw her halberd, a star-lit black sky in the background.
Equip Spell
Equip only to a level 3 “Magigal” monster. The equipped monster can attack the opponent directly and is unaffected by the effects of other cards.

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We Are Magigals!
Image: The yellow Magigal is laughing with her arms around the red and light blue Magigals, both of whom are just shaking their head.
Normal Spell
Draw one card for every “Magigal” monster face-up on the field, revealing the drawn card(s) to your opponent.
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Magigal Properties
Image: The pink Magigal is holding a dark creature in an embrace, with tears running down her face. Rays of light pierce the shadowy creature where the teardrops land.
Continuous Spell
Pay 500 life points during each standby phase or destroy this card. Place one “Magigal” counter on an opponent’s monsters that battles a “Magigal” monster on your side of the field, at the end of damage calculation. A monster loses 1000 attack for each “Magigal” counter it has on it. A monster with a “Magigal” counter on it cannot be destroyed by battle. If a monster’s attack reaches zero by this card’s effect, send it to the bottom of its owner’s deck.

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Magigals Never Die
Image: The red Magigal lays unconscious on the ground, beaten. The other six Magigals form a line in front of her, weapons drawn.
Normal Trap
When your opponent declares an attack while you have no monsters on your side of the field, special summon as many “Magigal” monsters as possible from your graveyard in face-up attack position. The summoned monsters are sent to the graveyard during the end phase.
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Return of the Fallen Magigals
Image: A radiant Magigal holds her hand over a fallen red Magigal, and a beam of red light shoots from the red Magigal’s chest.
Normal Trap
When two or more “Magigal” monsters are destroyed by a card’s effect and sent to the graveyard: summon those destroyed “Magigal” monsters back to the field in face-up attack position. Then send cards on the opponent’s side of the field to the bottom of their deck, up to the number of “Magigal” monsters summoned by this card’s effect.

Realistic Pokemon (A few ideas for a casual/advanced pokemon roleplay)

One pokemon or multiple?

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends

Sorren Kain woke with the sun, just as he liked. He made sure not to disturb his partner as he slipped from his bed. He needn't have bothered though, Meloetta just mumbled something in her sleep and rolled over, taking the small amount of blanket that Sorren had claimed for himself during the night. He sighed, what would his life be like without the small muse? He couldn't imagine it now, probably didn't want to. Sorren walked across the cold floor and opened up the cabinet that held his clothing, armor, and most importantly, his sword.

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Sorren stood perfectly still, the morning breeze trying to push him in one direction then the next. He didn't let it. Moving his arms slowly, he brought both hands to his left side, and in one sudden movement held his sword in one hand and its scabbard in the other. His body rocked a little to either side, but then he regained his balance and was still. Opening both hands, Sorren balanced the blade and scabbard on the side of each palm, and then he brought both back together, sliding the red and black blade back away into the gray scabbard, replacing that to his left side. It looked as if he was done, but then he drew the blade once more suddenly, with enough force to spin his body around, a full circle from where he began.

Someone began clapping. Sorren's eyes snapped open, and he stepped off from the short spike that topped the tower. It was just Meloetta, come to see what he was up to no doubt. "You're finally up?" he said.

"Yes, I slept very pleasantly thank you," she replied in her melodious tones. "You can wake me you know?"

"I know. If there is something worth waking you for, I will." He slid down the steep incline to the edge of the roof, sitting with his legs over the edge. Meloetta offered him an orange slice, which he accepted, spitting a seed down into the courtyard below. With a sigh, Sorren stood back up. "Anything you need to do today?" he asked his small partner.

She finished the rest of the orange, no doubt stolen from the gardens, and tucked the seeds from it into Sorren's pockets. She would make him plant them somewhere later. "Nope," Meloetta replied, "but there is something you have to do."

"Hm, what is it?" He had planned on having a day of rest and relaxation. And yes, he considered waking up early to train atop a tower as relaxation. Meloetta hadn't bothered telling him otherwise, since she was much the same way with her singing.

"A summons, from the princess," she said. Sorren stood there on the edge of the tower roof for a second, not saying anything. "What is it?" his partner asked him.

"I don't want to go," he replied simply, stepping off the edge of the tower and letting himself fall. He stood up on the balcony to his chambers, a drop of just ten feet.

A second later his partner landed lightly on his shoulder. "Anybody ever tell you you have some suicidal tendencies?" she asked, hopping the rest of the way to the floor.

Sorren walked across his room, glancing in the mirror at himself as he walked in front of it, and opened the door to the inner halls. He and his partner walked together to meet with the princess.

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The doors to the councilor's chamber were pushed open, but no one entered. Just as they had shut, they were pushed open again, and Sorren walked in. He met the eyes of each person in the room, nodding respect to the princess and prince. As the Head of the Royal guard, he was not surprised to find Chau in attendance, but Claire being there told Sorren that the others must have gotten the same summons. So he walked over to his designated seat and sat down. The air in front of him rippled, and then Meloetta appeared there, sitting on the edge of the table. She yawned deeply, somehow making even that sound like a song, and fell onto her back on the table. She swung her legs back and forth, purposely kicking Sorren's chest, humming in her boredom.

"Must you?" he asked.

"Yes," was all he got out of her. He just sighed and leaned further back in his seat. Thankfully, her legs weren't very long.

Yu-Gi-Oh: Spirit

I just finished making a custom archetype based on magical girls. I have oh so creatively named them "Magigal" monsters. There might be too many characters in this RP already for me to be bothered to make a character for them though. (The character would have been a boy who uses a deck full of magical girls... because comedy.)

Realistic Pokemon (A few ideas for a casual/advanced pokemon roleplay)

I'm interested in the first idea. With no one else knowing about Pokemon and their power, the first ones to get ahold of them would be able to do anything they wanted. No one would know how to stop them.

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends

There is an edit button to about double, triple, or quadruple posts.

For example:
Edit: Working on my post now.

Dungeon Keepers

“Wake up! Xir’ain? Xir’ain, wake up!” Enly’air shook the keeper, but he wouldn’t respond. What had she done? Had she just killed the being that had saved her life? The girl closed her eyes to cry, but as soon as she did so she became aware of something in the black water of Xir’ain’s dungeon.

Her strange silver and gold eyes saw down the twists and turns of the dungeon’s tunnels, all the way to where a small group of black eels was just coming upon the intruder she had sensed. Before they even attacked, their black skin boiled and ruptured. The eels were killed without even touching the humanoid creature. It looked to be human, but it was far too large, and though the black waters his it, she could see that the creature’s skin would have appeared black even out of the dark water. Its most striking feature was its three eyes, two of which looked to be blind and infected. Whatever it was, it was not one of Xir’ain’s. And whatever it was, it was hostile.

“Don’t worry Xir’ain, I’ll protect you,” she said to the unconscious keeper. The next second she was flying through the black water, faster than any human could have swam but slower than an eel or a runner, through the winding tunnels towards the creature. With her eyes open she could see fine in the dark water, but with them closed she could see everything. That was how she saw the black runner speeding down the tunnel the creature was in, coming from the opposite direction she was. For some strange reason, she felt like she had seen that runner somewhere before.

The runner found the intruder first. The blood of the eels still filled the dark waters, making it somehow even darker. Rushing it from behind, the runner, the first runner and Xir’ain’s favorite, closed its needle-filled jaw around the giant’s ankle, trying to rip out the tendon. The runner’s bladed tail did the same, hacking at the other ankle like a cutting ax.

Enly’air watched with tightly-shut eyes as she weaved in and out of black tunnels. All she had to do was slow down the thing until Xir’ain woke. For some reason, despite this giant being by far the largest creature in the black waters of the dungeon, Enly’air knew that Xir’ain eclipsed it entirely.

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends

Meloetta doesn't talk, she sings.