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Sorry about the silence from me >n< I'm properly able to actually do my sheet now that a bunch of irl stuf has been sorted out. Expect it within 6 hours!

@Skull

Also your cool epic font title is broke

It reverberates with his deep voice like the hull of a wooden ship, groaning in turbulent seas.@Skull

I think he's super cool, except for the fact that nobody probably knows what the fuck that is.

@Lugubrious

The dc link would be great, thank you! Also the plot sounds really fun- count me interested.

Gonna try and get a CS up today or tomorrow

Hi! Yank recommended me to take a look and I'm still on the fence about joining. I love FE, Xenoblade, Persona, Ace Attorney, and Kirby, if that matters. I noticed that there's a discord? Could I get a rundown or something so I don't have to read through 30 pages of IC thread?

I think it would be better that each is assumed to be average in every aspect unless told otherwise. So average intelligence, stamina, etc. of a new recruit is assumed. That could be like a C. And then go from there?

Devon had learned quite a bit during his time out in the fields. The sheer beauty of Bellview's wonderfully rendered environment had blown him away when he first arrived. The color, the sounds, the smells. It was all...

A fucking lie.

The moment Devon had initiated combat on an unsuspecting green slime, he had paid the price in blood. The small, puny being was actually a demon in disguise. But, he had triumphed and won his prize of a poison dagger-

Only for it to be stolen away by the heartless scoundrel named Ukk0nen. Who takes things from other people like that? It's not morally right, Devon thought. His self-awareness, of course, was unparalleled.

He cleared the quest with the help of four other wonderful adventurers, then bid them goodbye. He could not stand to rely on others too much. He was a man, and the definition of manhood was to push others away, deny support from friends, and live out one's days in solitude save for immediate family.

As he followed the arrow back into town, Devon wondered how else he could get equipment and money. Beating things up was fun, sure, but he already did that in real life. He needed something new, something fresh.

He followed the arrow to a large building. The barracks. It pointed inside. Seeing another player approach the building, Devon scurried to catch up and slip in right after.Online
DevonDoralt132
Class: Mage
Level: 3
105 // 111 // 103
Body: 3 (+2)
Spirit: 10 (+1)
Tech: 3
Equipment:
>Basic Staff
>Slime-covered Tunic


Devon had learned quite a bit during his time out in the fields. The sheer beauty of Bellview's wonderfully rendered environment had blown him away when he first arrived. The color, the sounds, the smells. It was all... A fucking lie. The moment Devon had initiated combat on an unsuspecting green slime, he had paid the price in blood. The small, puny being was actually a demon in disguise. But, he had triumphed and won his prize of a poison dagger- Only for it to be stolen away by the heartless scoundrel named Ukk0nen. Who takes things from other people like that? It's not morally right, Devon thought. His self-awareness, of course, was unparalleled. He cleared the quest with the help of four other wonderful adventurers, then bid them goodbye. He could not stand to rely on others too much. He was a man, and the definition of manhood was to push others away, deny support from friends, and live out one's days in solitude save for immediate family. As he followed the arrow back into town, Devon wondered how else he could get equipment and money. Beating things up was fun, sure, but he already did that in real life. He needed something new, something fresh. He followed the arrow to a large building. The barracks. It pointed inside. Seeing another player approach the building, Devon scurried to catch up and slip in right after.	Online ^{DevonDoralt132} Class: Mage Level: 3 105 // 111 // 103 Body: 3 (+2) Spirit: 10 (+1) Tech: 3 _Equipment: >Basic Staff >Slime-covered Tunic

I agree with Yank. Having just a letter grade would be perfect if the numbers won't actually affect the story. 

@LordOfTheNight I'm totally okay with a more detailed one - it's a better representation and stuff. Obviously it probably own't be the end all be all, but it'll help others understand what our characters can and can't do, right?

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