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    1. Godmod 9 yrs ago

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9 yrs ago
Current This is the last time I repeat myself. Join this RP, or DIE. roleplayerguild.com/topics/8..
9 yrs ago
No, seriously, check it: roleplayerguild.com/topics/8.. And then go steal that guy's leg. It's important to me.
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9 yrs ago
No, you just don't appreciate my sense of humor.
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9 yrs ago
If more people could check out: roleplayerguild.com/topics/8.. that would be lovely.
9 yrs ago
Antidisestablishmentarianists suffering from pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
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I already have a moon sized ship.
It's the first sheet she posted. He was originally called Kurt or alternately Kitrix. Shadow Kitten wanted him to rob Agatha's ship first, and I told her that he would be caught, killed and thrown in a vat of acid if he wasn't careful, and then proceeded to call him Kurt Curdle for the rest of the day because it was funny. She then changed his name to Trin in an effort to avoid any clever morbid rhymes.

Trendy Trin. That sounds like it could be a new Jackson Pollock painting doesn't it?
Does anybody else have any sheets for me to go over? Maxx is on vacation so if you have any pressing questions you need answered promptly, shoot me a PM.
Two reasons:

1) most people like humans, and so humans get free passes because we like rooting for our own races.

2) Humans aren't advanced enough yet for long-distance space travel.
Accidental double post.
Korri Shadow is accepted.
The standard is, so long as he doesn't stop being made of 'supercells' which function in a exact, modular fashion, and so long as his abilities conform to the laws of science, physics and nature, and so long as his cells function as cells would, it's okay. The science just has to add up.

The general rule for what constitutes as OP is as follows: Defeat of the object, being, what have you, cannot require scientific knowledge more advanced than what you'd expect to find in a highschool classroom.

Killing cells does not require a college level understanding of the sciences. Therefor, Claymoor is not OP.

That is also why my character Agatha is not OP. As long as you know the basic laws of magnetism and conductivity as taught in most high school physics classes, you'll know how she works and how to defeat her.
I do think that he needs to explain the science and limitations better, but I don't think the current version, or at least my understanding of it, is OP as it could be killed by fire, acid, pathogens, the vacuum of space, radiation and all those other wonderful life ending vices like the rest of us.
He can't turn into a lamp mechanically, he can just look like the lamp in a fashion similar to a cuttlefish looking like a hunk of coral. The cuttle fish is still a cuttlefish. Ergo, Claymoor would look like the lamp, but the lamp would be squishy and unable to function as a lamp once plugged in. He can't turn into anything, rather he can imitate it superficially as he's basically a sentient gellball. The telepathy wouldn't affect other characters, rather it would allow him to think like we would as his brain matter is spread out throughout his body with no physical connection. It's like cable versus wi-fi. As for him being a killing machine, er... No. He's composed of cell jelly. The cell jelly does not stop being jelly when it imitates metal. The consistency and make up is the same. The only thing that's changed is the color and texture externally. The worst he could do is stick to your hand and try and digest it, which wouldn't work to well because you could scrape it off before it has a chance to do anything.

He couldn't turn into a space ship, nor gas, because that would be impossible. It would require him to alter what he's made of, which like every other creature out there, is cells. Cells cannot turn into gas, a gun, a ship, metal or anything at all because that would be rediculous. They can however rearrange their configuration to look like something they're not, but that's all they'd be able to do, look like it. Not functionally become it because that would require him to cease to be composed of cells.

As for the car thing, he wouldn't literally become a car, he'd just look like one (he'd need to take wheels, axles and a few other parts from an existing car to even imitate it in the first place) but the imitation car would not be able to go as fast as a real car and if it ran into anything it would splat like a stick of butter because it's made of cells.
Taco, your sheets are accepted on the condition that if two objects of larger mass/greater speed and similar armorment collide with it, the ship will shatter.
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