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Oh, uh...
Jack killed them.
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Jack killed them.
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Previously turnt3chGodh34d
@Shen: Ghost Gym Leader
for a better idea of Vriska and co., read this quote from one of my posts;
if you really do want this dynamic, i can pull Vriska into the mix. I originally couldn't decide which of the twelve I'd use, but it'll probably be Vriska if you want this to happen.
for a better idea of Vriska and co., read this quote from one of my posts;
Jack later killed them, but they have another form. Vriska can also go God Tier, making her the most powerful Troll among the twelve.
if you really do want this dynamic, i can pull Vriska into the mix. I originally couldn't decide which of the twelve I'd use, but it'll probably be Vriska if you want this to happen.
Mokko
Previously Blatant Mokery
Okay, once @Eeveechu151 posts, I’ll be good to go. It’d be nice if Bog would too, but at this point I’m okay with excluding Starlord for this post tbh.
I might be able to throw up a post before heading out to watch DBS Broly?
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I was pretty sure everybody is supposed to culminate in the Haloverse, but I mean...
if nobody objects...
Alright.
Also, Toph was the first to jump in the hole.
Also, Toph was the first to jump in the hole.
PLEASE NO. We already have enough in those world, and I'd prefer to keep everything hunky-dory there aside from what's already happening.
PREACH. Team Negan wasn't even supposed to be around, much less GOKU...
Speaking of the people in Camelot, actually, we're going to split them into two groups after the Battle of Camelot. Team Stark will be headed to Fenrir in search of Team Nathan and/or Z, and Team Sonic will head to Arabia (still in the same world) in search of Shahra, a genie who can help them out. Currently I have King Sonic, Shantae and JoJo on Team Sonic, and I presume Lancelot is going to follow his King. What other Camelot characters would be up for a desert adventure?
Really depends on who we want to pull from Camelot and who we want to keep.
Also can someone clarify what Sawyer is planning to do? He is kinda hampering Lucario right now as he can't go with Alina to the sewer or go back to base with Thor's group so I have no direction there.
I think it's more of a situation of who would fit tbh. Both groups are meeting up in Fenrir anyways, it's just that Stark is heading to the ruined world right away and Sonic's sidetracking to the desert world of Arabia.
Right now Caulifla is locked in a battle with Lancelot. My aim is to keep her with Goku for now to get that dynamic going so whether she is involved with the Camelot plot depends entirely on what Goku does at the moment.
Battle of Camelot happens before we split the groups, and that's happening tomorrow 
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to clarify, he means tomorrow in-rp, not irl.Battle of Camelot happens before we split the groups, and that's happening tomorrow
Sonic: Oh hi new people lemme get you set up here
Z: SURPRISE BITCH
*Z bombards Camelot*
Sonic: fuck
That's how things would go if we were starting IRL tomorrow xD
Z: SURPRISE BITCH
*Z bombards Camelot*
Sonic: fuck
That's how things would go if we were starting IRL tomorrow xD
Uhhh... Sawyer is running AWAY from Lucario.
Why is Lucario even chasing him? Jackson told him to leave, he is leaving. Why did Lucario decide to follow him?
Why is Lucario even chasing him? Jackson told him to leave, he is leaving. Why did Lucario decide to follow him?
Sawyer running to the base is the reason Lucario & Alina followed him. Lucario has a thing against Sawyer's two Aura persona and I presumed you had something in mind going there (Like going to the sewer group or something)
But knowing this I can have Lucario call off the chase and regroup with Thor.
Shen: King of Digimon
Previously Shen: King of the Mist
Phew sorry, what I miss? I think you mentioned contessa comic?
Mokko
Previously Blatant Mokery
Here’s a division idea;
Team Negan is denied entry to Camelot due to a bad first impression. Team Negan regroups, and Azula argues with Negan, dividing the group members.
Noah’s trial occurs.
On the day of the attack, Noah, Bro, and Artemis fight off some of Z’s forces, but the three ultimately flee together, maybe with some other stragglers in tow. Team Sonic also flees, along with the others characters. Team Azula then forms when she splits from Team Negan, some others joining her.
Team Negan is denied entry to Camelot due to a bad first impression. Team Negan regroups, and Azula argues with Negan, dividing the group members.
Noah’s trial occurs.
On the day of the attack, Noah, Bro, and Artemis fight off some of Z’s forces, but the three ultimately flee together, maybe with some other stragglers in tow. Team Sonic also flees, along with the others characters. Team Azula then forms when she splits from Team Negan, some others joining her.
Except Negan, Drax, Belowski, and Sam just entered Camelot.
IDK feels a bit early to have the big split here and Azula wouldn't make quite honestly such an impulsive move unless she was certain the cards were favorable towards her (IG knowing for a fact the majority of Negan's side would support her). Doing something that could risk alienating herself from all of them feels too much of a risk she'd make off such an impulsive spat.
I like the Negan, Azula and Noah ideas. However, the rest of the fighters are defending Camelot, ESPECIALLY Team Sonic. It's after the attack ends that Team Stark and Team Sonic split up to complete their separate tasks.
Shen: King of Digimon
Previously Shen: King of the Mist
Ah yes this does sound something that could be appealing. Hmmm I wonder if they were to meet what relationship they would have...makes one think. Hopefully though you won’t use her God tier abilities, god knows how hard it is to balance fights as it is
Here's a thought- Negan's group gets kicked out because Sam immediately picks a fight with Raiden. Cue battle.
Shen: King of Digimon
Previously Shen: King of the Mist
Hahaha that would be something. Also a good test of Negan’s leading capabilities
I’m starting to think these guys are a bad influence on Drax...
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here's what she can do, as her classpect is the 'Thief of Light'; and i also included her main weapon, the Fluorite Octet.
Thief: Active stealing class. One who takes their aspect from others for their own benefit.
Light: Control over literal light and fortune. Metaphorically it represents knowledge and information.
The Thief of Light is one who steals others luck as well as their light. They take peoples luck to use for themselves, making the ones stolen from unlucky and making the Thief all the more lucky. They also steal their light, leaving others in darkness while keeping them in light and shinning environments, and info, meaning they literally take away peoples knowledge.
Ok so the Thief of Light. We’ve seen quite a bit of what they can do in canon thanks to Vriska. Not only one of the only Trolls to God Tier but one of the only ones to really master their Classpect. She loved her powers and her powers loved her.
Though through her we only really saw one side of Lights power. The luck side. She damn near abused that power. Using the abundant luck she stole to do things like messing up Tavros’ charge at her, getting a critical blow on the Black King, or making it so she always got the best outcome with the
So we’ve seen then how the Thief can affect luck incredibly well. Leave others luckless while the Thief takes all the luck. Aaaaaaaall of it.
So let’s look at what Vriska didn’t show us. Light’s power over, well, light and of course knowledge. So The Thief of Light can take light from an area casting it in darkness. So if they’re in a brightly lit room they could steal all the light from the light bulbs and leave the whole room in darkness. They could then use the light themselves creating a light source for them only. They might even be able to steal the lights from peoples eyes leaving them blind. Super easy pickings at that point.
Finally they can also steal peoples knowledge, and this wouldn’t be just taking their battle plans or learning what they know. Though they can still do that with great effect. What the Thief of Light actually does is literally take the knowledge. As in the victim no longer has that info while the Thief does. They take the info for themselves and make their foes forget it. Now that’s intelligence gathering.
Light: Control over literal light and fortune. Metaphorically it represents knowledge and information.
The Thief of Light is one who steals others luck as well as their light. They take peoples luck to use for themselves, making the ones stolen from unlucky and making the Thief all the more lucky. They also steal their light, leaving others in darkness while keeping them in light and shinning environments, and info, meaning they literally take away peoples knowledge.
Ok so the Thief of Light. We’ve seen quite a bit of what they can do in canon thanks to Vriska. Not only one of the only Trolls to God Tier but one of the only ones to really master their Classpect. She loved her powers and her powers loved her.
Though through her we only really saw one side of Lights power. The luck side. She damn near abused that power. Using the abundant luck she stole to do things like messing up Tavros’ charge at her, getting a critical blow on the Black King, or making it so she always got the best outcome with the
The Fluorite Octet are an enchanted set of dice (or a set of enchanted dice), possessed by Vriska Serket. There are eight eight-sided dice in the set ("8d8" in pen-and-paper role-playing parlance), and they appear to be composed of one of the blue varieties of fluorite, likely based on the formative subset, Octahedral Fluorite. The numbering is different from either traditional Earth dice or human role-playing dice, as each side has a unique pattern of pips, including a triangle of pips for three, a parallelogram for four, a sort of arrow-shape for five, a hexagon for six, and a pattern for seven resembling the design of Vriska's seven-lensed eyepiece (used before she lost her vision eightfold). The design for eight is identical to that for seven, with a single additional pip set to the side.
The Fluorite Octet were discovered aboard a ghost ship by Vriska Serket during a difficult role-playing campaign - possibly a game of Flarp. Her partner on this campaign was Eridan Ampora, who discovered Ahab's Crosshairs aboard the same ghost ship. Vriska used these dice as her primary weapon for the entire story. Before her death, she sent John Egbert the code for the dice, in the hope that he would continue their legacy. She wanted him to make something awesome with them, and it seems that he did, alchemizing them with the Warhammer of Zillyhoo to create the Pop-a-matic Vrillyhoo Hammer.
Fluorite Octet seems to have a secret meaning according to Earth and Alternian pirate lore. According to Aradia, in the alternate story of Peter Pan, Pupa Pan, Captain Hook had lost an arm and an eye before he died. This does not fit the original legend of Earth's Captain Hook, who only lost an arm. However, this eerily fits Vriska's past when she lost her arm and eye, and also desired to be a pirate with a hook for an arm. Similar to our Captain Hook, Pupa Pan's Captain Hook feared a beast with a 'tick-tock' sounds coming from its belly, like the crocodile with a clock in its stomach. However, the last words of the mythological troll captain were apparently "Break Heads" while in the very first play of the Earth story, Peter Pan, Captain Hook said with his final breath "Floreat Etona", which was a phrase from the college at which Captain Hook was originally schooled, but the name is nearly identical to that of Vriska's weapon, Fluorite Octet.
The octet is used by rolling the full set. Each of the eight numbers in a roll is considered unique - the result of the roll is determined not by the total number rolled, but by the combination of numbers rolled by each die. Think of the result of a theoretical roll as being "6,5,2,7,4,1,3,8", for instance, not "36". It is not known whether the identity of each of the eight numbers is determined by the order in which the dice fall, or whether each die has a set place in the final permutation of numbers.
There are a total of 88 - or 16,777,216 - possible permutations of rolled values. Note that the order the dice land is important- 18888888 produces a different attack than 88888881. The attacks resulting from these rolls are said to be highly unpredictable, and fortunate results are devastating to even the most powerful opponents.
Known techniques include Musclebeast, Blizzard, Weasel, Levitation, Reroll x 2, Dutton, Naptime, Guillotine, and Ancestral Awakening. This consists of both the set of results that can be determined by one die when the other seven are already set in their values, and the single best roll possible - it still leaves unknown the results of the other 16,777,207 permutations. It is not known whether multiple different rolled permutations can result in the same attacks, though it is implied that there are a full field of results, numbering eight to the eighth power, with a unique attack for every possible roll.
The "Guillotine de la Marquise" technique was seen to summon a spectral blue guillotine, perfectly sized for the target, which then beheads the target. It appears to result from the combination 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8.
The "Reroll x 2" technique presumably allows the user to roll the Octet two more times, and then presumably executes the attacks resulting from both rerolls.
"Ancestral Awakening", symbolized by Vriska rolling circle 8s on the Octet, invokes a powerful transformation that gives her an outfit reminiscent of her Ancestor, Marquise Spinneret Mindfang, a sword for a weapon, and presumably an exponential power boost.
In the trolls' battle against the Black King, Vriska was shown to roll 8 eights, described as an "impossibly lucky roll", implying that higher numbers produce stronger attacks on the dice.
When used by John with the Pop-a-Matic Vrillyhoo Hammer, the dice likely produce different effects, but there are only eight known combinations so far, as seen with the list of possible combinations for a final roll after 1-2-3-4-5-6-6. Out of these eight attacks, John rolled an 8 and used RIDICULOUS HAT, giving Bec Noir the Bunny Sassacre Hat, even though the previous page indicated that John rolled 1-2-3-4-5-6-6-7. The eight known combinations for the Vrillyhoo Hammer are Pony Stampede, T-Rex, Elf, Prank, Reroll x 2, Mcconaughey, Naptime, and Ridiculous Hat.
The Fluorite Octet were discovered aboard a ghost ship by Vriska Serket during a difficult role-playing campaign - possibly a game of Flarp. Her partner on this campaign was Eridan Ampora, who discovered Ahab's Crosshairs aboard the same ghost ship. Vriska used these dice as her primary weapon for the entire story. Before her death, she sent John Egbert the code for the dice, in the hope that he would continue their legacy. She wanted him to make something awesome with them, and it seems that he did, alchemizing them with the Warhammer of Zillyhoo to create the Pop-a-matic Vrillyhoo Hammer.
Fluorite Octet seems to have a secret meaning according to Earth and Alternian pirate lore. According to Aradia, in the alternate story of Peter Pan, Pupa Pan, Captain Hook had lost an arm and an eye before he died. This does not fit the original legend of Earth's Captain Hook, who only lost an arm. However, this eerily fits Vriska's past when she lost her arm and eye, and also desired to be a pirate with a hook for an arm. Similar to our Captain Hook, Pupa Pan's Captain Hook feared a beast with a 'tick-tock' sounds coming from its belly, like the crocodile with a clock in its stomach. However, the last words of the mythological troll captain were apparently "Break Heads" while in the very first play of the Earth story, Peter Pan, Captain Hook said with his final breath "Floreat Etona", which was a phrase from the college at which Captain Hook was originally schooled, but the name is nearly identical to that of Vriska's weapon, Fluorite Octet.
The octet is used by rolling the full set. Each of the eight numbers in a roll is considered unique - the result of the roll is determined not by the total number rolled, but by the combination of numbers rolled by each die. Think of the result of a theoretical roll as being "6,5,2,7,4,1,3,8", for instance, not "36". It is not known whether the identity of each of the eight numbers is determined by the order in which the dice fall, or whether each die has a set place in the final permutation of numbers.
There are a total of 88 - or 16,777,216 - possible permutations of rolled values. Note that the order the dice land is important- 18888888 produces a different attack than 88888881. The attacks resulting from these rolls are said to be highly unpredictable, and fortunate results are devastating to even the most powerful opponents.
Known techniques include Musclebeast, Blizzard, Weasel, Levitation, Reroll x 2, Dutton, Naptime, Guillotine, and Ancestral Awakening. This consists of both the set of results that can be determined by one die when the other seven are already set in their values, and the single best roll possible - it still leaves unknown the results of the other 16,777,207 permutations. It is not known whether multiple different rolled permutations can result in the same attacks, though it is implied that there are a full field of results, numbering eight to the eighth power, with a unique attack for every possible roll.
The "Guillotine de la Marquise" technique was seen to summon a spectral blue guillotine, perfectly sized for the target, which then beheads the target. It appears to result from the combination 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8.
The "Reroll x 2" technique presumably allows the user to roll the Octet two more times, and then presumably executes the attacks resulting from both rerolls.
"Ancestral Awakening", symbolized by Vriska rolling circle 8s on the Octet, invokes a powerful transformation that gives her an outfit reminiscent of her Ancestor, Marquise Spinneret Mindfang, a sword for a weapon, and presumably an exponential power boost.
In the trolls' battle against the Black King, Vriska was shown to roll 8 eights, described as an "impossibly lucky roll", implying that higher numbers produce stronger attacks on the dice.
When used by John with the Pop-a-Matic Vrillyhoo Hammer, the dice likely produce different effects, but there are only eight known combinations so far, as seen with the list of possible combinations for a final roll after 1-2-3-4-5-6-6. Out of these eight attacks, John rolled an 8 and used RIDICULOUS HAT, giving Bec Noir the Bunny Sassacre Hat, even though the previous page indicated that John rolled 1-2-3-4-5-6-6-7. The eight known combinations for the Vrillyhoo Hammer are Pony Stampede, T-Rex, Elf, Prank, Reroll x 2, Mcconaughey, Naptime, and Ridiculous Hat.
So let’s look at what Vriska didn’t show us. Light’s power over, well, light and of course knowledge. So The Thief of Light can take light from an area casting it in darkness. So if they’re in a brightly lit room they could steal all the light from the light bulbs and leave the whole room in darkness. They could then use the light themselves creating a light source for them only. They might even be able to steal the lights from peoples eyes leaving them blind. Super easy pickings at that point.
Finally they can also steal peoples knowledge, and this wouldn’t be just taking their battle plans or learning what they know. Though they can still do that with great effect. What the Thief of Light actually does is literally take the knowledge. As in the victim no longer has that info while the Thief does. They take the info for themselves and make their foes forget it. Now that’s intelligence gathering.
Ya think?
Seriously, Negan runs a near cult-like society, Azula's a master manipulator (and is basically a sociopath), Sam's helping with a scheme to make child soldiers by extracting brains, Vader is a sith lord who, as far as I can tell, could care less about who or what gets hurt here, and Bowser's a serial kidnapper and occasionally Kart-racer.
I mean, one of these things is not like the other, but unless Drax hangs around Belowski specifically he's gonna get some bad influences. Maybe Quill can show up and lead Drax in the other direction.
Shen: King of Digimon
Previously Shen: King of the Mist
Haha even then Belowski might give him some crazy ideas due to that ‘meptaphor’ problem he has.
Belowski: You can do anything dude, fly to the skies, your possibilities are endless!
Drax: I can...fly? *runs off cliff* Fear me weaklings I can fly!! *dies*
I could actually see Drax doing that. But he won’t, I ain’t killing him off.
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then acted ecstatic and thrilled about it. clearly a very very durable character.
To be fair he still got punked by Ronan so his durability has limits.
Good morning, folks! May I present you... a high-quality Cut Man post with a decent dose of plot progression?
Funny Sans Rat
Previously The Bog Hog
I did it bois and gorls, it should do for now, right?
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