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It's been a while, hey?

Just your average Kiwi writer, TTRPG enthusiast, and librarian looking to escape from the troubles of the world. Cats are great. He/they.

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I've included a Notes section at the end of the character sheet to help detail my character a bit more. Let me know if you'd like me to change anything.
For those not in the know, this character comes from a region I wrote for a Pokémon RP of my own a couple of years ago (which never really got off the ground). Our GM has approved my use of the concept, though I've updated a few things from the original thread.

Mine is ready, but I'm holding off on posting it until one or both of my friends from the interest check have theirs prepared.
Okay, thanks for the answers. But if we aren't using the level system, how do we learn new moves?
Working on the character we discussed. I have several questions (for now; there may be more later):

1) How many Pokémon may we have on our team at the start of the RP, and what levels will they be?
1a) How will you handle gaining levels, move choices, and evolutions (including friendship-based ones)?
1b) Can Pokémon learn egg moves over the course of the adventure, or will they be exclusively available through breeding?
1c) What is your stance on Hidden Abilities?

2) How will you handle wild encounters? Will you provide a specific list of Pokémon for each route, or can we find anything we want within reason?
2a) How many Pokémon can we catch in any given area?

3) Do we provide our own starting equipment? I note there is no Inventory or Bag entry in the character sheet, and would like to begin with a small set of basic Trainer items if possible.
Sent you my character concept. It's a bit of a long read, but I hope it doesn't seem too outlandish or overpowered.
Hi all, I'm a friend of Neo and Lambi. Haven't done this sort of thing for a long while, but I can give it a shot, see what happens.

I have a character idea in mind, but will need to see the OOC thread and run the concept past our GM before going into further detail.
As far as I see things:

Commander Hayes, Ling, Nataly, and Joey (and possibly Vanahara) are in the same general area, and the rogue mages are trying to retreat after having just set a bunch more things on fire.

Drew is off with the civilians, possibly helping with damage control. I'm not sure where Alexander is.
"If you are not willing to let transgressions slide, then no point in-"

The Pyromancer cut off the speaker with a roar and a surge of flame, evidently angry that the shakedown had gone south. And with the fire came a quick wave of heat washing over the scene: Ling flinched, but fired her crossbow on instinct. When she refocused, having reloaded quickly, she found the shot had gone wide. Damn it.

"You could have done this the easy way, idiots!" The rogue Earthshaper had a shield up now, and was leading his fellows away in the blast. Ling briefly considered pursuing them, but she had done so with the Nightshade, and look where that had gotten everyone. She sent a couple of shots at the Earthshaper regardless: that stone barrier hopefully wasn't thick enough to withstand the impact of multiple crossbow bolts.

But rather than jump the gun any further, she believed, now was the time to defer to the actual leader of the crew. So she called out to Hayes. "Commander! What do we do?"
"Not... bad. Though, where is the mage behind them?"

"He ran that way, Commander, through the alleys. We may have lost him by now. He summoned that shadow to cover his escape." Ling pointed behind her as she spoke. No sooner had she spoken than another blast tore through the wall behind the Commander, with the rogue mages stepping out of the wrecked tavern.

"Mages, let us... ignore this little transgression. You turn around, forget you saw us, and we do the same. Alright?"

Transgression? These renegades seemed to think they had some form of authority. They were bullies and thieves, plain and simple. And now they wanted an easy way out? Ling wasn't about to let them go scot-free. That was why she had chased after the Nightshade, after all: she had intended to recover the bag of valuables.

"Not so fast." She reloaded Kei and raised the crossbow to point at the stone mage, him being the most obvious threat. "Before we even think about the possibility of letting you lot just walk away, you guys can call your shadow-mage buddy back here. Once he hands over that bag of gold and gems he prizes so much, then we'll talk about letting you go. Unless someone else thinks we shouldn't take that chance?" She glanced towards each of Nataly, Vanahara and Commander Hayes as she posed that question. If the injured Pyromancer was any indicator, the Academy-trained mages had come out better off in the fight. Now was the time to press the advantage that Ling perceived, and give the rogues the option of negotiating their surrender.

At the same time, though, she wondered if she had stepped a little beyond her station. Commander Hayes was in charge, after all, and Ling was second-guessing herself, thinking that she might have spoken out of turn.
Still in pursuit of the thief and his bag of riches, Ling rounded another corner, Kei up and ready -

Smack in the middle of the alley was a shadow, fists raised. It threw a quick jab at her as she stopped herself. Presumably the grey-black replica belonged to the rogue Nightshade. Ling had to admit, that wasn't something she'd seen coming; she'd expected tricks like the mage obscuring himself from view, or vanishing from one building's shadow into another to throw her off his trail.

"That's how you wanna play this? Fine." Before the shadow could draw the pair of knives its owner had openly carried, Ling bullrushed it, slamming the front of Kei's metal stock directly into its chest. A two-handed blow with a blunt object was stronger, and more convenient, than the silver-inlaid knife she carried on her belt. Plus she would likely be outmatched in a knife fight; she mostly used her own blade for cutting ingredients and taking blood samples when she needed them.

As the shadow staggered backwards from the impact, Ling pulled the trigger, firing a bolt directly into the shadow. At this range, she couldn't possibly miss. With no time to reload before it could recover - or so she assumed - she took another swing at it.

Several sets of footsteps began to echo down the alleys behind her; one of them had a voice to match. "Well...where do I go now? Where is everyone?"

"Nataly! Over here, give me a hand!"
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