Is there any room in this for characters that get their powers from the equipment they use? Say a character who uses advanced technology or magical artefacts rather than possessing those powers naturally?
@tobiax I'd say she's being insincere rather than cruel, but maybe that's just because that was what I was going for and I'm biased.
The way I generally pick Digimon is to start with the Mega and work backwards, which led me to those choices. I don't recognise Hundiemon either, but I followed the links on the wiki so it should all work. I wanted to use Rafflesiamon honestly but that's actually a fusion of Lotusmon and Rosemon.
Turning to look in the direction that Mourningstar was pointing, Oberon couldn’t see much but trusted that she knew what she was talking about; he could hardly trust his own sense of direction to lead him somewhere he hadn’t been before after all. “Ok, I’ll find them. Go after the others before they get too far away. And play nice.”
The Sprite waited a few seconds to make sure the Wisp caught up with the rest of the group before turning to leave, taking off and flying in the direction Mourningstar has indicated. As he flew he cast Shield I on himself just as a precaution; he didn’t expect the now weak spell to do much but it was the only protective measure he had that didn’t have a timer and it was still effective against weak attacks.
Oberon flew low across the ground for the most part, occasionally flying straight up and stopping to survey the area; he strained his vision to try and see as far as he could, peering into the distance like he had earlier when looking for the approaching Goblin’s, but unless Digbie was also carrying a torch it was unlikely he would see much. After a few minutes of flying he saw something, not a Goblin or a Lizard unfortunately but still something noteworthy; it was a large lake, or at least large to his present form, inside the cave.
Was that where the others had gone, after the battle? A lake meant water and probably more vegetation, as well as being a notable landmark; it would make sense if everyone went there to recover after defeating Rattleskull. Deciding that it was better than nothing he changed directions and began flying towards the lake, no longer stopping to survey his surrounding and instead heading straight to the lakeside.
Once at the water’s edge he landed, taking a moment to take in his surroundings before turning his attention to the water itself. A body of water this size could have things living in it, creatures he hadn’t seen before that could be lurking just beneath the surface; it occurred to him that the only creatures that seemed to live in this cave were the same ones the Demon King had offered to him in Limbo, but that didn’t mean the water didn’t hold nasty surprises. Even so he reached down and began to drink, gathering water in his cupped hands and bringing it to his lips.
Digbie and the others weren’t at the lake itself, or at least if they were they weren’t visible from where he stood. Of course knowing Digbie he could have dug them a little cave to hide out in by now, so they could still be nearby even if he couldn’t see them. “Digbie! Rain! It’s me, Oberon!”
All things told, making this much noise and attracting this much attention to himself probably wasn’t the smartest idea, but then again he did seem to be glowing now so subtly was probably a non-starter at this point. Lifting off of the ground Oberon flew up to hover about halfway between the floor and the ceiling and called out again. “Can anyone hear me?!”
Flying around cave Looking really far distances Quenching thirst Making bad choices
Well, here she is. Although the crest is "Sincerity" this is actually supposed to be Joe's crest, not Mimi's; I'm working with the idea of "Sincerity" meaning honesty rather than Mimi's crest which was actually "Purity" in the original Japanese, while Joe's was "Sincerity" not "Reliability".
I guess it works either way, since this character is anything but pure.
Bio: Some people like to say “honesty is the best policy”, most people think little white lies never hurt anyone and others spend every day pretending to be something they are not just to get through life. As you grow out of childhood and into adulthood it’s important to find the right balance between truths and lies that will allow you to comfortably navigate social situations in a way that both lets you get what you want while also not troubling your conscience too much; in Erika’s case, she found that life got a lot easier when she started telling people what they wanted to hear rather than what was true or what she really thought. She also found that lying didn’t really bother her that much.
Erika is a popular person, well-liked by almost everyone she meets at school or elsewhere; she is seen as kind, caring and intelligent, always willing to help when asked or always available to lend an ears to someone’s troubles. She’s never short on friends, has a thriving social life and always has a smile on her face; no boyfriends though, she’s always too busy to date and will gently turn down anyone who asks her out. She seems almost perfect.
Because this is what she wants people to think.
To tell the truth, and she rarely does, the Erika most people see is just a character she came up with to make her life easier. She doesn’t care about the people she helps, or the petty problems they come to her with, she just helps them because it’s what’s expected of her; besides you’d be surprised at how quickly you build up favours like that and when you’re seen as someone who is always so busy helping others it is to pass your responsibilities off onto everyone else. She doesn’t actually like the people she hangs out with nor shares any of the interests she claims to share with them. It’s easy to pretend to have a busy social life when you get invited to everything, even if you end up going to none of them.
She doesn’t like people nearly as much as she pretends to; if anything she’d say she hates them. But people don’t really like it when you tell them that; nobody actually wants to hear the truth.
Personality: Like most Wormmon, this one is timid and nervous by nature; severely lacking in self-confidence and overly worried, she is often trying to group up with others to comfort herself and is especially dependant on her partner for reassurance.
As she Digivolves she becomes more and more confident in herself as she advances through the stages, as a Champion being more self-assured but still preferring to let others take the lead and as an Ultimate and Mega gaining increased confidence in her strength and abilities.
Oberon awoke with a start, the sensation of plummeting towards his body ensuring that he got to enjoy his first few moments in this new form with a pounding heart and adrenaline coursing through his veins; it was not an experience he would recommend. He brought a hand to his face, vaguely noticing that it seemed a lot paler than it used to, covering his eyes and massaging his forehead to try and ease his not quite headache.
Everything between him selecting his evolution option and now was like a dream; hazy and half remembered, buried in fog yet tantalisingly within his reach. But while the memories themselves were mostly gone, the feelings they produced still remained; a sense of dread and the feeling that for some reason they really, really needed to leave this cave. Yet at the same time he knew that leaving would be dangerous as well.
”This Place does not...know you. But outside, the World...knows you do not belong”
”Unfortunately, this isn’t somewhere you want to stay. Hopefully most of you will make it out of here before…“
Something was happening in this cave, something big. Ever since they had killed Rattleskull and that message about this place becoming a dungeon had appeared. Now seemed like as good a time as any to think about leaving and with the Goblin’s missing a leader they could probably make it outside now.
He became aware of the presence of others when Mourningstar floated in front of his face, soon followed by the realisation that she was talking to him. She welcomed him back, said something about a slime trying to kill them and finding more humans, before saying that they needed to find Digbie and someone called Rain before leaving. Well, the last part of that he could definitely agree to and she was right that they couldn’t leave their Goblin friend behind; the rest they could sort out later.
Mourningstar approached a Goblin and Oberon followed, unsure what sort of developments had happened in the short time he was out and willing to just follow along for now. From the way the Goblin spoke it was clear she was human, not just from the uncharacteristic eloquence but also the reference to earthly events; he was a little unsure how Mourningstar would take being blamed for the events at the bonfire, but was glad to see her reaction was nothing too aggressive.
He stayed quiet for the time being, though he wasn’t too happy at being called her second in command, still trying to catch-up on recent events. How long had he been out for? Or had thinks changed so drastically so quickly because of whatever was happening to the cave? Soon they were joined by two… well, one Fanged Lizard and something else; both former humans as well by the sounds of it; he used Magic Analysis on whatever the other creature was as she spoke.
The trio left by themselves as soon as the Pygmy Drake had finished, the Goblin having already left and the others hurrying to catch up. Despite the offer, and Oberon’s instincts telling him to leave immediately, he knew he couldn’t leave without finding Digbie or trying to warn the others. He turned to Mourningstar, flying in front of her to get her attention.
“You should go with them, get out of the cave before whatever’s about to happen. I’ll go look for Digbie and bring him with me; Rain too, if you tell me what she looks like.”
Kind of is, yes. Be it the three slots for actions on the cards, the use of a very limited number of attacks by any individual Digimon in the various anime, the use of the signature move slot in various video games (not so much the Digimon Story games on the DS, but more the earlier Digimon World games), and things of that nature.
Ok, not a problem. I'll stick to that number of techniques per stage.
Really though, any information like that should be in the template. I've only watched some of the anime series and that's it; Adventure, Adventure 2, Tamers and Savers. Even in a fanon RP not everyone is going to know all the details of the expanded canon.
Nothing that telling. I was just offering the format without any unnecessary blank space. Although I would ask that you observe the maximum of four Techniques per Digimon scaled to level.
@tobiax is there a reason why the Digimon template only had one technique per stage? Are supposed to only list their main attack and leave the others out or do they only get one technique?
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