Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

[Scarifar]

Hmm..... maybe I'll stick around and see where this leads. I'll be lurking.

[Ryougu]

@Killfang96
Err, not really. If your deck is reliant on an ace one the field just have that be your one monster. Also, you forget to consider the decks that focus on multiple extra deck summons per turn. I vote as much 'NO' as I can possibly do here. (besides, ritual monsters aren't extra deck monsters)

[GarlandChaos]

@GarlandDaHero
I was thinking something.
With how reliant a lot of decks are on extra deck monsters limiting it two one on the field at a time might ruin some decks.
Limiting to one summon from the extra deck per turn might work better.

@Killfang96

I was initially going to say yes to this, along with the previous homebrew rules I set in place, but @Ryougu has a point.

So for now, the answer is no.

@Scarifar

Glad to have you aboard as a spectator, at least.

[Todd Howard]

Just hopping on the nope train. Extra deck spam is bad. Like swooping.

[Ryougu]

@Raddum
You realize I'm actually voting for extra deck spam? It will simply work its hardest with a single zone.

[Todd Howard]

@Ryougu
Eh. We'll see how it goes.

I feel like it still won't be as bad as it would be with current rulings, so if stupid shit happens, I can't really argue with the plays. Because you actually worked for it for once.

[Ammokkx]

@Raddum
You realize I'm actually voting for extra deck spam? It will simply work its hardest with a single zone.

@Ryougu

To be fair, the only Xtra spam you can do is Synchro and Xyz laddering. Not a lot of decks can do either of those, and most synchro laddering decks need two or more actual synchros to effectively ladder.

The only two decks I can think of off of the top of my head that wouldn't be hurt with only one zone would be Red Dragon Archfiend Resonator and Utopia Change Tactics.

[Darkmoon Angel]

@GarlandDaHero
got it, I'll keep that in mind

[Matador]

@Ammokkx Masked Heroes are kinda workable because of Mask Change, albeit not as much as they should be for obvious reasons.

@GarlandDaHero Btw, have you thought about making a Discord/Skype group chat for the RP? Might make talking and planning this stuff out a bit easier.

[Killfang96]

I just hope the OOC can get started tomorrow

[GarlandChaos]

@Alder

I haven't thought of making a Skype/Discord chat yet. I'll see if I can't get any help with that after I get the OoC thread up.

@Killfang96

I should at the very least have the rules and stuff gathered together for the OoC by tomorrow. I'd just need to scour this thread for everything that's already been discussed.

[Todd Howard]

@GarlandDaHero

Aside from work, I ought to be around. My hands'll be free after Saturday; But I can get in some posts, just not back-to-back ones until the end of the weekend.

If you're in need of a Co-GM still, I could help ya out.

[GarlandChaos]

@Raddum

A Co-GM would be amazing, since I haven't heard from my original choice, @Reflection, in a while. Send me a PM and we could probably get some rules and stuff gathered together, among other stuff pertaining to the RP itself.

[Killfang96]

@GarlandDaHero
Okay I'll tune in tomorrow to see what the rules are

[Matador]

Finished, I think.

Yo Hiro

Name: Yoshi Hiro

Handle: Yo

Gender: Male

Age: 17

Personality: Yo isn't exactly the most upstanding kinda guy. He has a short temper and isn't above using violence if someone gets his mad enough. Generally, however, he's more indifferent than antagonistic to people he doesn't know. He has a bad habit of acting on impulse and not thinking things through, which sometimes gets in the way of his ability to duel. He's skilled beyond a shadow of a doubt, but he can crack under pressure if he isn't careful. Has a soft spot for kids.

Bio: help his brother not end up as big of a screw up as he was.

He set a strict schedule for him and made sure he was on top of all his schoolwork. When it was all done, he’d take Yusuke out of the house to hang out and get away from you-know-who. This is basically how he and his brother got introduced to Duel Monsters. Yusuke wanted some cards to duel with his school friends and Yo was more than happy to oblige. A little bit off the monthly check never hurt.

The brothers would duel together all the time. As per usual, Yusuke excelled with his cards while Yo would just make a deck out of any cards he could find. The battles were one sided for sure, but the two had fun. The kid seemed in love with his HERO cards and their designs. His favorite? Masked Paragon.

For his brother’s eleventh birthday, Yo gave Yusuke a ton of cash so he could make a trip to the card store on his own for the first time—kinda as a mini-rite of maturity. While some of it may or may not have been gotten by the involuntary courtesy of some of Yo’s classmates, it was worth it to see the smile on that kid’s face.

He never saw it again.

Yusuke was hit by a car on the way to the store. Everything changed for the worst since then. Yo’s school schedule went from flaky to non-existent and he would spend his time bumming around the city, doing anything and everything to make sure he stayed out of the house. If he barely tolerated him before, Yo downright loathed the man from that point on.

Eventually, he dropped out altogether at the age of 16. Most of his time was spent spacing out in his thoughts, dine and dashing, and just staring at Yusuke’s old deck. When he was ready for a trip down memory lane, he returned to the shop he and his brother had frequented in the past. He was surprised the owner had actually taken the time to memorize his face.

He asked why the brothers hadn’t been visiting the store anymore. It took a bit of arm twisting, but he made Yo cough up the answer. He was somewhat taken aback by the response, yet couldn’t help but feel terrible for the tragedy. Just before Yo was about to storm out of the shop, the owner offered him a part time job. Yo reluctantly accepted, it wasn’t as if he had anything better to do.

For a year, he spent time learning about a variety of cards as he worked with the owner. They would have duels for fun on particularly slow days and Yo would always insist on using his brother’s old deck and even managed to polish it up in some areas even his younger brother had neglected. It was through this that he gained his skill and love for dueling.

His heart soared when he learned that he would have the chance to compete in a tournament for 1 million dollars. The money was nice and all, but the tournament was a chance at redemption first and foremost. It was his fault that his brother died—that’s how he saw it, anyway—winning with his prized monsters was the very least he could do.

Deck: Masked HERO.

Guardian Monster:

Theme Song:

[Killfang96]

Btw how do I hide something like that while giving it a title?

[Todd Howard]

@Alder

Yu Yu Hakusho? In my Yu-Gi-Oh roleplays?

Alright.

[Todd Howard]

@Killfang96

To answer your question, to make a hider requires this:

["Hider=NameOfHiderHere"]*INSERT TEXT AND/OR IMAGES HERE*["/Hider"]

Without the quotation marks.

NameOfHiderHere

*INSERT TEXT AND/OR IMAGES HERE*

[Killfang96]

test of hider

Thank you

@Raddum

[Killfang96]

Okay character bio time

Eric

Name: Eric Welsh
Gender: Male
Age: 20
Personality: Eric is very cold outwardly only opening up to people he believes worthy of his trust. Once that trust is earned though he'll never betray the person who earned it. He is very icy and logical during battle befitting someone who uses an ice based deck. Easily bored and very irritated by uninteresting opponents. Eric duels for the sake of entertaining himself only breaking his icy shell against interesting and exciting opponets.
Bio:
Eric was born in North America around the time the American Dueling league was really taking off. Lucky for him as the small town he grew up in quickly became bland to him. When he was 12 he saw a broadcast of the National duel championship and instantly knew he found how to break the monotony of his hometown buying a deck the very next day and quickly becoming the town champion. At 14 he entered and won the regional junior championship. Naturally as he went into the pro Duelist life he continued expanding his skills eventually learning how to turbo duel.

One day he got a strange email inviting him to a tournament on a remote island with a 1 million dollar prize. Almost immediately he boarded the plane there not interested in the prize money but in the strong opponents a tournament like this would attract.
Deck: Nekroz