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@Weird Tales I'm in agreement with Double. A flat power increase will only result in other characters being stiffled. Demon boy would only be 800 at best, and we'll end up with a defacto heros, which basically discourages anybody else from participating. What's the point of starting low, if you're always going to be low in comparison to that one guy who wanted to be the strongest from day one. It kills any sense of growth.
@CaptainSully Wain is Tier D, but will be Tier A++ by the time of the Frieza fight. Calling it now. I have dibs on it.
Honestly, I think once we get to the Namak arc, and people are allowed to spread out and interact with the villains and such in ways that aren't just "Wait for them to get here and start fighting" we'll have a lot more to work with.
Mostly done, but gotta do the Personality section.

@Weird Tales I think worrying about the group thing is going to be messy. Maybe try messing around with the events a bit, so some people might have to spend time protecting civilians, rather than just fighting. Gives everybody something to do rather than gang up on two apes.
I'm getting the feeling this is dead?
@Hitman So, what kind of dragon is the dragon that makes up the guild. I'm thinking of making a 5th Generation type Dragon Slayer, who is descended from the guild founder, and each descendant is gifted part of the dragon to devour and gain his magic.

Though, that idea is a bit radical now that I think about it.

[The Ottoman Empire Team] - Bickering with the Church


As the team approached the church, they would notice the strange observatory built there earlier. And from the base, where a doorway stood, bickering echoed out into the courtyard. A man in a turban stepped out, followed by a member of the church. Judging from the man in the turban's gestures, they were clearly bickering over religious nonsense. The group could hear the name of God used multiple times. And then the name of Christ.

"No, I have heard enough of this nonsense about a cross. As the Quran states, he is a servant of god! By the time his enemies arrived to crucify him, he was carried away to heaven! Thus, the meaning of your cross is essentially meaningless! It honors a deed that is not true!" Archer said, as the others were finally in ear shot.
"You may not believe in the Son of God, but at the very least return the cross you took from the temple." The preacher said, letting out a sigh. "It is important, and I realize you wanted the metal, but at the very least understand our perspective."
"Fine! If it will get you and your lot off my back! At the very least you should do some actual research about your own prophet, rather than mindlessly following your own flawed holy book." Archer growled out. "Oh, praise be to Allah so that I will not have to deal with such a narrow minded crowd!" He finally said, and stomped off, leaving the priest to finally walk away.

As Father Howard stepped into the church, another figure arrived, clearly the master for the aggressive servant from before. "Father Howard, I apologize for my servant's nature. He has always seen your... Temples as... Things to conquer and make his own. He has informed me that he will no longer be... Taking any more of your belongings." Aksha said, with a nervous smile visible beneath the dark cloth that covered most of his face. Clearly this kind of behavior had been going on all day, and as no doubt the very reason the Father had asked the others not to defile the church.

"And, I must suppose these are the others." Aksha said, smiling at them. He was at least a good foot taller than the last time they had met. Most likely a result of having multiple representatives. "We have met before, but allow me to reintroduce myself. I am Akshamsaddin. Master of the Archer class servant you no doubt saw storming out of his makeshift observatory. He insisted on making a watch tower higher than the one the church was currently using." There was a good-hearted chuckle, before he reached out, and patted Father Howard on the back.
"Again, I apologize once more for his behavior. We shall return the cross he took soon." With that matter settled, it was clear the masters had a lot to discuss. And the servants would have to spend time getting used to each other.
I'll start thinking up some ideas for this. Sounds like fun to be honest.
To keep consistency with what the Father said, my next scene with Archer is going to involve him bickering with a few priests regarding his 'radical' adjustments.
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