KaBling

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

I've actually been trying to tell you and Card to evolve M and Tini since before this mission started.

@Lugia

wha

I never got that memo.

Right, I should be able to post by Friday. Busy enjoying reality and the letter sent from my school to congratulate my grades.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Kick is definitely a one-trick pony.

@Anlu

Lugia, if you ban him over mentioning ponies, I will strangle you in your sleep.

Anyway, I'd also prefer if the evolutions were spread out in several posts rather than a single one.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Well, we DID abolish leveling, and we're partway through the RP now.

A bit of scaling shouldn't be too bad.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Well, the moves he has include level 45 moves, such as Blaze Kick... I'm still not too sure. Sorry, I don't actually know that much about the pokemon Hitmonlee off the top of my head, so I didn't really notice at first.

@Lugia

Question is, how far are we through the RP? You gotta scale the moves at this point.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

App's fine from a normal point of view, but I can't get into details such as moves.

i.e, where the hell are you Lugia?

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Well, he hasn't told me whether or not he's going to skip yet, but he'll tell me today.

Oh, and, I'm actually interested in YOUR pokemon RP, and I even have plans for a character... I'm just a little confused about the setting.

@Lugia

Just because Pokemon and Humanity never worked...

That's a joke btw. Albeit dark.

Now to check out the new recruit.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

...

Internals are basically any old assignments. They contribute to your NZQA 'credits', which also contribute to the amount of points you get for university entrance. Internals are marked by teachers, and can range from anything from writing to a entire year's worth of work; e.g, for business studies, I've actually formed a business with a bunch of others, selling power banks/chargers and making about $400... for a 9 credit internal (worth a lot).

Externals however are your 'exams.' You NEED to pass externals in order to pass your course, otherwise you can't take it next year.

Busy atm. Gotta catch up on like 4.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

I got several internals and even a bloody external for some reason.

I need to stop gaming...

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

@KaBling
Hah, I know, it's a little different. I've been rolling the setting around for a few months, and a few of my characters are from that world, but only now am I bringing it to the forum - or, well, I'm trying to. I enjoy it because it's more complex. The premise is that Team Flare's weapon wasn't stopped, but did misfire - failing to wreak its intended havoc but nevertheless triggering an event referred to now only as the cataclysm. Most large population structures were destroyed and most modern infrastructure was flattened. Over the next few hundred years, humans civilization slowly rescinded as they failed to meet the challenges associated with the post-disaster world and pokèmon began to band together, modeling the human society that they had been inducted into and competing for the same resources.

Collapsed since this isn't exactly topical to the current RP

Over time it's believed that humans died out, and the emergent pokemon tribes and kingdoms wound up following a similar evolutionary path to that of human civilization.

Some differences:
-I've gotten rid of the idea of "moves" entirely. Pokèmon retain their archetypal natures, and their elemental connections - really they can do anything they could have done before and more, but it's structured a little differently. There is magic, mysticism that's grounded in the individual's spirit (hence why a typhlosion can still breathe fire, but with practice they might develop more like a traditional pyromancer than the Pokèmon that we're used to). I find that it helps to discourage people making posts like "I use tackle", and helps prompt them to think a little more about what they're doing~ it helps me anyway!

-This mysticism is actually suppressed, so a lot of pokemon never learn it. Many bipedal pokemon learn to fight with weapons like swords, or they master martial arts, even if they're not "fighting type". This magic is restricted to those who are wealthy or who prove themselves capable in, say, an apprenticeship or in the army. These 'awakened' individuals are, if you will, very valuable to society. And most governments greatly frown on the idea of the unwashed masses having access to that type of power - much the same way as many real-life kingdoms throughout history have regulated the ownership of and training with weapons.

-The upper classes tend to speak languages adapted from the human era. In Moere, the central location of this RP, that language is German. The majority of the kingdom exists along the western bank of the Rhine, through modern-day northern Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. The RP is likely to start off in Schwarzenburg, a squat and unassuming fortress just south of modern-day Mannheim. I'd initially considered a revolutionary type plot, but I think I'm going to change it up and go with something different. Maybe we'll explore the hollow shell of Mannheim and find what's left after more than five hundred years of decay~.

@Anlu

I think you're going a bit far with trying to learn German, but otherwise it seems to be a rather fitting premise.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

It's a more medieval/feudal era type society centered in what modern-day Germany.

@Anlu

wha

I don't even