Ozma? Who’s that? All I saw was Nessie.
Well, now that I look again... Hmmm, must have been my eyes playing tricks on me. *wink wink* XD
Ozma? Who’s that? All I saw was Nessie.
@Lewascan2
My drive for Roma is in two parts. One is that I love being the antagonist. Not so much that I enjoy evil, I really don’t like doing chaotic evil protagonists, but I do immensely enjoy being someone else’s opposition. I’m the guy who never DMs because he’d have zombies and skeletons make grapple checks and use help actions to guarantee easy hits and Crits on prone players.
And I made Roma 6 years ago without finding a public RP setting to use her in. Plenty of PMs and lore outside this setting but this is her long awaited proper shakedown. Which is refreshing to take her back to factory default, new power set, but all the drives and twisted compassion that makes her equal parts yandere and waifu. Like an electric eel wrapped around your neck and purring.
And if the need arises I have plenty of others who’d easily fit in just as well.
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Sure, that's fine by me.
In that case, I'll probably post sometime today then. I think the Power of Friendship has handicapped our opponent more than enough for Nessie to stand a chance now.
Hugh Caphazath Half-Elf, Monk (Way of Shadow), Level 3HP: 24/24 Armor Class: 17 Conditions: Pass Without Trace Location: M9 -> J8 Action: Prepared action (shortbow attack on Goblin G10 or G9) Bonus Action: N/A Reaction: N/A |
If you controlled Soup you too may be as cool as this guy.
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Spec Ops, Magical Girl Edition!
A Goldilocks Magical Girl who can summon bears and shoot soup sounds badass and funny at the same time. I honestly think there is a lot of potential in Fable rank, because many of the weirder fairy tales are amongst them. There is a Hungarian one about an all-devouring stomach or a rooster that kicks the ass of a Turkish Emperor for example. (Don't ask. I have no idea why either.) So while Legend or Myth is quite powerful, the sheer variety of Fables along with their off-the-wall nature makes for an interesting playstyle.