@Shortcake
It's a stage select, but field spells can still be used, altering the half of the field the field spell was played on.
It's a stage select, but field spells can still be used, altering the half of the field the field spell was played on.
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@Satoshi Kyou Don't do that. Just find something that fits better. If you need help, just ask.
Joseph had been anticipating the release of Kamen Rider Chronicle to the public for months, but to what seemed to him like years. It was no wonder that he was among the first to click into the stream, and of course, the first post reading "First" written by the user Kamen Rider Point and Shooty. Following this initial post, were others who themselves had the same idea, but had fingers and reactions not nearly as quick nor the dedication to become the first poster as Kamen Rider Point and Shooty. As the stream ran on, Joseph began to spam emojis into the chat, followed by the others who had done the same, with slightly less fervor as they would be joining the first poster, Kamen Rider Point and Shooty.
As questions had become open, Joseph became giddy with excitement, like a child with a new toy. He cracked his fingers and immediately began to post, tapping enthusiastically until he had finished his question, quickly reading it over to make sure it had only the mistakes he needed in the sentence, then proudly pressed the enter key.
His question was as follows: How old is your dick
No question mark. In fact, there was no punctuation mark at all. Still, there it stood, in all its glory: Joseph's clever and well thought out question.
As questions had become open, Joseph became giddy with excitement, like a child with a new toy. He cracked his fingers and immediately began to post, tapping enthusiastically until he had finished his question, quickly reading it over to make sure it had only the mistakes he needed in the sentence, then proudly pressed the enter key.
His question was as follows: How old is your dick
No question mark. In fact, there was no punctuation mark at all. Still, there it stood, in all its glory: Joseph's clever and well thought out question.
@Scarifar
I say again. This go around, you will only be entitled one custom card to start with, and that would be your ace monster which will follow the guidelines as dictated within the character sheet. Like everything, I have it repeated within the opening post which you might want to read again.
Like for instance, you lose points toward getting more custom cards and doing dumb anime stuff like pulling cards outside your deck if you run too much negation/floodgates. This is, unless you monologue enough, which your character doesn't seem like she does.
I say again. This go around, you will only be entitled one custom card to start with, and that would be your ace monster which will follow the guidelines as dictated within the character sheet. Like everything, I have it repeated within the opening post which you might want to read again.
Like for instance, you lose points toward getting more custom cards and doing dumb anime stuff like pulling cards outside your deck if you run too much negation/floodgates. This is, unless you monologue enough, which your character doesn't seem like she does.
So does anyone know what's up with hiders and why they break half the time?
Rules:
1. If there is a problem between two players, try to solve it amongst yourselves first before taking it to the GM. The GM will have the players sort the problem amongst each other to try and come up with a compromise . If both parties do not come to a compromise, both players will be kicked from the game. A third party, including the GM, is not allowed to intervene with the problem unless any of the conflicting parties explicitly and specifically (inviting to the PM or mentioning) request assistance.
2. A character sheet submitted that does not use the Custom Card template will be ignored.
3. If you have to leave, just say so. If you don’t have time to write a replay in-character excusing the absence, please at least leave something to explain the absence of your character in-character for me to write down. An unexcused absence will cause a player to lose points (see below).
Players will be rewarded points for playing their characters and doing cool stuff in-character. Points will be deducted for breaking character. Accruing penalties will put a player’s point total in the negatives if they would go below 0. A player who goes beyond -15 points will be kicked from the game.
Players can gain 1 point each time they do the following: Participating in a duel, performing a summoning chant, monologuing, pulling off an unexpected play, using a combo to put themselves at an advantage from a losing position, any other thing the GM deems as being cool in-character, taking the penalty for an action spell/action trap, getting pushed out of the way by another player while trying to grab an action spell thus allowing the other player to use said action spell.
Players will lose 1 point each time they do the following: Poor use of grammar (run-on sentences, not capitalizing letters that should be capitalized, capitalizing every single word in a sentence in spite of not every word being a proper noun, etc), taking more than 1 week unexcused to reply to a post outside of a duel, every two cards your opponent controls that is negated by your card’s effect, destroying 5 or more of your opponent’s cards, every 3000 points of burn damage dealt, using more than 1 action card per turn.
Players will lose 3 points each time they do the following: Spending more than 2 days to write a post during a duel, using Pot of Greed to draw 2 cards, winning on the 1st turn.
Players can spend points for:
1 point: Change their Speed Duel skill. 3 points: Change their deck.
10 points: Acquire a custom card outside of a duel.
15 points: Draw a card not listed in their deck list in the middle of a duel. The card will stay in the deck after the duel and will not be removed unless the player spends points to get rid of it. This cannot be purchased if the player is using a 60 card deck.
20 points: Summon a card from the Extra Deck not listed in their deck list. If the player has a full Extra Deck, they must choose which card to take out in place of the new card. The card will stay in the deck after the duel and will not be removed unless the player spends points to get rid of it.
30 points: Draw a custom card not listed in their deck list in the middle of a duel. The card will stay in the deck after the duel and will not be removed unless the player spends points to get rid of it. This cannot be purchased if the player is using a 60 card deck.
40 points: Summon a custom card from the Extra Deck not listed in their deck list. If the player has a full Extra Deck, they must choose which card to take out in place of the new card. The card will stay in the deck after the duel and will not be removed unless the player spends points to get rid of it.
Name:
Sex:
Age:
Appearance: If using a description.
Duel Disk: The current most common and readily accessible model is the design common in the 5Ds era with the sleek, sharp design with an extra deck located opposite the main deck zone and more expensive but still relatively affordable models with duel runner compatibility.
Duel Runner: Technically, most vehicles have Turbo Duel capability to some extent, though there are more specialized and expensive models released and developed by Kaiba Corp.
Speed Duel Skill: Skill can come from any of the Duel Links™ skills, the anime skills, or something custom with the GM's approval except Storm Access.
Ace Monster: To start with, each player is entitled 1 custom card to be used as their ace monster. This card must be Special Summon only or Semi-Nomi (all Extra Deck and Ritual monsters are considered Special Summon only), and have an attack value of 2500 or 3000. Taking a custom card as an ace, however, is optional, and the player can use any “boss” monster as their ace.
Deck Master: (If different from Ace monster)
Deck Master Ability:
Personality:
History:
Name: Joseph Trembath
Rider Name: Kamen Rider Point and Shooty
Age: 29
Sex: Self-explanatory
Starting Gashat: Bang Bang Shooting
Skills and Abilities: He's pretty good at FPS games, though it is notable that he has never shot a gun in real life. He can type 100 words per minute.
Additional Gashats: Gekitotsu Robots
Appearance:
Personality: He's a creep.
Background: Joseph is the average Joe who works an office job and watches anime on his spare time. Actually, anime takes up a good portion of his brain space, even at work. This has started since he was in High School, watching them on television, staying up late to catch the shows, then watching them on the internet. His first pay check, Joseph spent on an anime girl figure, and that's been what he's saved of his disposable income since. In addition, he played many video games, often retreating to his room to play them.
Joseph was always bad with women, believing them to not share his values, at least where he lived. At the age of 26, Joseph moved to Japan in hopes of meeting a real Japanese girl. To his ire, they weren't very much interested in him either. So, he retreated back into games, just in a new locale, with a new dead-end job.
Rider Name: Kamen Rider Point and Shooty
Age: 29
Sex: Self-explanatory
Starting Gashat: Bang Bang Shooting
Skills and Abilities: He's pretty good at FPS games, though it is notable that he has never shot a gun in real life. He can type 100 words per minute.
Additional Gashats: Gekitotsu Robots
Appearance:
Personality: He's a creep.
Background: Joseph is the average Joe who works an office job and watches anime on his spare time. Actually, anime takes up a good portion of his brain space, even at work. This has started since he was in High School, watching them on television, staying up late to catch the shows, then watching them on the internet. His first pay check, Joseph spent on an anime girl figure, and that's been what he's saved of his disposable income since. In addition, he played many video games, often retreating to his room to play them.
Joseph was always bad with women, believing them to not share his values, at least where he lived. At the age of 26, Joseph moved to Japan in hopes of meeting a real Japanese girl. To his ire, they weren't very much interested in him either. So, he retreated back into games, just in a new locale, with a new dead-end job.
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