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Thornwood Asylum For The Criminal Insane- A Villain Roleplay.

Bonehead

Name: Jack Brennan
Known Aliases: Bonehead, Bonehead The Clown
Age: 42

Appearance: Bonehead is slim, but tall. The wrinkles on his face give away his age. He's got scars all over his body that are mostly self induced. His teeth are discolored, yellow and a bit crooked in places. His skin is pale and his head is balding. Bonehead typically prefers to be in makeup all of the time, but unfortunately the facility does not accommodate such "necessities" so he is most often seen barefaced looking very angry and speaking to very few.

Psyche Profile: Bonehead exemplifies chaos and brutality. He is a beast wearing man skin, a monster wearing human clothes. This is a broken individual who does not follow social norms. Bonehead has dissociative identity disorder (multiple personalities), but his identities aren't legion. Currently there are only two: Jack and Bonehead. Jack is very much a mostly silent partner while Bonehead tends to take the wheel most of the time. Oddly enough, Jack has no superpowers to speak of, whereas Bonehead is able to count himself among one of the non-mundane.

Background: Jack Bennan was your average nobody. Skinny, weak, awkward. He got picked on and bullied growing up, leading to major social anxiety. All of these elements lead toward a recipe for the creation of Bonehead, an imaginary friend who was very much confident, outgoing, and willing to fight back. At a moment of weakness, Jack let Bonehead be the pilot, which resulted in the gruesome death of three teenage athletes. Their bodies were mutilated, nearly unrecognizable. The killing, even if only as a spectator, made Jack feel strong, empowered. So he let Bonehead continue to pilot and sat back in the recesses of his own mind to witness the carnage that Bonehead wrought.

Skills, Talents and Learning: Bonehead can juggle, make complex balloon animals, handle short blades with the precision of a surgeon, embraces a fighting style with dirty tactics and is very adept at reading body language.

Power(s) and Capabilities: Bone Manipulation. Jack Brennan, when in control, has no superpowers whatsoever. He is a feeble man with mental insecurities. Bonehead, however, is able to manipulate his own bone structure. Some of the applications are to protrude his bones outside of his skin to act as piecing accessories and he can make his bones more dense to aid in his durability. The limits of Boneheads ability to manipulate his own structure have not fully been discovered, but he generally utilizes it to give himself sharp fingers, claws, 'bladed' elbows or other such accessories.

Accelerated Clotting. Bonehead bleeds, but not for very long. Any open wounds he bears tend to clot very quickly. That's not to say they are healed - they are still very much sore - but the danger of bleeding out is minimized. This ability is a passive one that goes hand-in-hand with his bone manipulation.

Power Limits: The use of Boneheads abilities hurts each and every time. The self inflicted wounds leave scars, bruises and residual pain and soreness. His bone constructs are built out of human bone and therefore have the limits of human bones: They can be broken.

Known Vulnerabilities: Jack, and even Bonehead, are two personalities in a human body. Therefore he shares all weaknesses that humans have and is vulnerable to the same elements (fire, bullets, tranquilizers, etc.). Bonehead, in particular, has an additional boon in that the more he uses his power, the hungrier he gets. While anything rich in calcium will stave off the hunger, the clown has an affinity toward cannibalism and specifically an appetite for human bone marrow. The ingestion of the latter leads him toward a powerful state of euphoria. It is unknown if that euphoria is chemically induced or simply a byproduct of Bonehead's insanity.

Motives: Jack wants to be a man of power and respect, even if that respect has to be earned through evil means. Bonehead simply wants to see blood on the walls. However, Bonehead is also a sucker for a good audience, and if he can get laughs then he will perform and continue to try and get more laughs. When the laughing stops, however, then the performer leaves and the monster takes over.

Jack wants to escape the prison to build up an underground empire where he would reign as a feared and respected boss, ushering in a flavor of criminality that has no moral limits. There is only the wolves and the sheep, and Jack made his choice long ago about which life he would embrace.

Level: TBD.

Recommended Containment Procedures: A room with thick cement walls should do the trick. Even if Bonehead tried to whittle away at a tunnel, he would surely be caught before making too much progress.

Notes: While Jack may seem like the more sane personality, the truth is that he is complicit in Bonehead's schemes. Their relationship functions more like Brains vs Brawn. Jack has ideas, Bonehead executes them. While Bonehead and Jack typically see eye to eye, Bonehead is a dog that hates his leash and can sometimes slip out of control.

Thornwood Asylum For The Criminal Insane- A Villain Roleplay. (Closed Indefinitely)

For your consideration (and thanks for doing this!)

Bonehead

Name: Jack Brennan
Known Aliases: Bonehead, Bonehead The Clown
Age: 42

Appearance: Bonehead is slim, but tall. The wrinkles on his face give away his age. He's got scars all over his body that are mostly self induced. His teeth are discolored, yellow and a bit crooked in places. His skin is pale and his head is balding. Bonehead typically prefers to be in makeup all of the time, but unfortunately the facility does not accommodate such "necessities" so he is most often seen barefaced looking very angry and speaking to very few.

Psyche Profile: Bonehead exemplifies chaos and brutality. He is a beast wearing man skin, a monster wearing human clothes. This is a broken individual who does not follow social norms. Bonehead has dissociative identity disorder (multiple personalities), but his identities aren't legion. Currently there are only two: Jack and Bonehead. Jack is very much a mostly silent partner while Bonehead tends to take the wheel most of the time. Oddly enough, Jack has no superpowers to speak of, whereas Bonehead is able to count himself among one of the non-mundane.

Background: Jack Bennan was your average nobody. Skinny, weak, awkward. He got picked on and bullied growing up, leading to major social anxiety. All of these elements lead toward a recipe for the creation of Bonehead, an imaginary friend who was very much confident, outgoing, and willing to fight back. At a moment of weakness, Jack let Bonehead be the pilot, which resulted in the gruesome death of three teenage athletes. Their bodies were mutilated, nearly unrecognizable. The killing, even if only as a spectator, made Jack feel strong, empowered. So he let Bonehead continue to pilot and sat back in the recesses of his own mind to witness the carnage that Bonehead wrought.

Skills, Talents and Learning: Bonehead can juggle, make complex balloon animals, handle short blades with the precision of a surgeon, embraces a fighting style with dirty tactics and is very adept at reading body language.

Power(s) and Capabilities: Bone Manipulation. Jack Brennan, when in control, has no superpowers whatsoever. He is a feeble man with mental insecurities. Bonehead, however, is able to manipulate his own bone structure. Some of the applications are to protrude his bones outside of his skin to act as piecing accessories and he can make his bones more dense to aid in his durability. The limits of Boneheads ability to manipulate his own structure have not fully been discovered, but he generally utilizes it to give himself sharp fingers, claws, 'bladed' elbows or other such accessories.

Accelerated Clotting. Bonehead bleeds, but not for very long. Any open wounds he bears tend to clot very quickly. That's not to say they are healed - they are still very much sore - but the danger of bleeding out is minimized. This ability is a passive one that goes hand-in-hand with his bone manipulation.

Power Limits: The use of Boneheads abilities hurts each and every time. The self inflicted wounds leave scars, bruises and residual pain and soreness. His bone constructs are built out of human bone and therefore have the limits of human bones: They can be broken.

Known Vulnerabilities: Jack, and even Bonehead, are two personalities in a human body. Therefore he shares all weaknesses that humans have and is vulnerable to the same elements (fire, bullets, tranquilizers, etc.). Bonehead, in particular, has an additional boon in that the more he uses his power, the hungrier he gets. While anything rich in calcium will stave off the hunger, the clown has an affinity toward cannibalism and specifically an appetite for human bone marrow. The ingestion of the latter leads him toward a powerful state of euphoria. It is unknown if that euphoria is chemically induced or simply a byproduct of Bonehead's insanity.

Motives: Jack wants to be a man of power and respect, even if that respect has to be earned through evil means. Bonehead simply wants to see blood on the walls. However, Bonehead is also a sucker for a good audience, and if he can get laughs then he will perform and continue to try and get more laughs. When the laughing stops, however, then the performer leaves and the monster takes over.

Jack wants to escape the prison to build up an underground empire where he would reign as a feared and respected boss, ushering in a flavor of criminality that has no moral limits. There is only the wolves and the sheep, and Jack made his choice long ago about which life he would embrace.

Level: TBD.

Recommended Containment Procedures: A room with thick cement walls should do the trick. Even if Bonehead tried to whittle away at a tunnel, he would surely be caught before making too much progress.

Notes: While Jack may seem like the more sane personality, the truth is that he is complicit in Bonehead's schemes. Their relationship functions more like Brains vs Brawn. Jack has ideas, Bonehead executes them. While Bonehead and Jack typically see eye to eye, Bonehead is a dog that hates his leash and can sometimes slip out of control.

Gargoyles: the Return

Interested

Beyond The Wall, Zombie Post Apoc RP

Rules:
Any character can injure another HOWEVER the death of a character is based on the person who created it or determined by the gm. Be mindful this is an apocalyptic RP and your actions have consequences. Dismissive behavior to a dangerous situation could lead to your character being bitten, injured, or killed.

@Midnight Howl

Howdy -

Just wanted a little clarity: Does Player vs Player damage have to be agreed upon by both parties or can any player potentially go around injuring other players without consent?

I often see something like this...
Player 1: John Smith throws a punch at Jane Doe
Player 2: Jane Doe dodges and then throws a kick at John.
Player 1: John take the hit to the stomach and tumbles over
...where action and consequences are consensual among the players.

However, the rules appear to read as if we'll see more of this...
Player 1: John Smith hits Jane Doe with a baseball bat to the leg, causing a bone fracture. He then runs away.
Player 2: ((...now I have to play this character with a busted leg for several weeks...)) Jane Doe says "fuck" and looks for something to wrap her jacked leg with.

Is the second scenario the one you intended for this RP?

Also, under what circumstances will you be invoking GM-enforced character deaths?

Thanks!

Digimon: The False World (Still open)

Might as well throw this one in the hat:

Name: Richard Cheese
Age: 15
Physical Description:
Personality: Very sweet, but also very peculiar. Has a distrust and intense hatred for fowl. He also lost his sense of smell at a young age and get very irritated at any reminders to that fact. He prefers rainy days over sunny ones, enjoys reading, often makes a point to spit when he talks, and likes video games. He had a rough start growing up so he typically never closes car doors when he exits vehicles, much to the chagrin of those who give him a ride.

Chosen Rookie: Gaomon
Attribute: Data
Digivolution Line: Gaomon > Gaogamon > MachGaogamon > MirageGaogamon > MirageGaogamon Burst Mode
Moves: Beast Attack: Attacks with a swift blow of a powerful beast. Gao Rush: Moves nimbly to unleash a high-speed barrage of punches.
Items: Flashlight. Spare underwear kept in pocket. Measuring tape.
Upgrades: tennis racket, but upgraded.
Specialty: Mastered war cry bark to let everyone know when someone is near front doors. Hard to sneak up on.

Rise of the New Heroes

Lafayette Financial Tower - Lobby

"Emo," Kane scoffed as he flipped his hair out of his eye to get better aim. He then paused for a moment to consider how that must've looked... Something between a grunt and an abrupt growl rolled out of his throat as the disappointment in himself set in.

That's when the first of the hechmen's barrel's lit up, followed by another and yet another still. Bullets exploded forth with a trajectory destined for Kane's midsection. He didn't move, however. Didn't even flinch. Kane knew what would happened next. He was invincible.

As expected, the bullets collided against some invisible force field just in front of him. Kane's mouth curled into a smug grin. These idiots clearly didn't know who they were messing with. As thoughts of his own badassery swam in his head, Kane's eyes slowly drifted to the ground. That's when he saw them: the talismans. His eyes immediately shot back up and over to Robin with a look of renewed awe.

I'm not invincible, Kane begrudgingly realized as his heart began to race a little faster. It's him. Him and his magic Post-Its..

As mayhem continued to erupt around him, Kane was left wondering what to do next. That's when he saw the freckled woman mount an ethereal looking spear into the ground. After a split second, the purpose clicked. He knew exactly what she was trying to do.

Kane made a dash for her location, covering himself with a wild spray of bullets toward the storm troopers, intent on riddling their legs with holes. He wasn't going to be able to rely on Post It protection forever, he realized. A passive defense against the lightening would be best, if effective.

"Hi there," he said smoothly to the young woman before turning to face the action once more. The wind was displacing some of the raindrops that were flowing in through the shattered windows. Kane had to squint to see through the watery debris. "This," he shouted through the sound of electricity and rainfall as he pointed at the rod in the ground. "Good idea!" Despite talking to her, his eyes were roaming elsewhere, trying to analyze the entire scene around them.

There, over yonder, was the fast chick that manage to get a few hits in on the big man. She would be useful for an assortment of applications. And just over there was the woman who always tried to lighten the mood with a joke. The storm troopers never seemed to appreciate them, though, but they always gave her a pass after she delivered. Kane still wasn't sure what to make of that. He scanned the room again to locate the rest of the rag tag team. Just off to the side, Post It guy arguing with his pet cat, but he had lost sight of the shadowy looking woma-

Wait...

"Is that a fucking talking cat?!" he shouted out toward Mr. Post It. He then looked back to the freckled woman beside him. "You see that? Is that a fucking talking cat?!" Kane blinked a few times, as if doing so would make the cat disappear and set the world right again. He finally had to just shake his head and put a pin in that little source of wild confusion.

Just then the rogue tire made its frontal assault. "I don't..." Kane let out a huff. "I don't even have the words."

He then traded glances between Freckles, Miss Speedy and the energy rods. "Are those safe to touch?" He finally asked. He hoped so. He would love to see that Lightning Pig stuck with a fork at super sonic speed.