Speedwagon

Table of Monsters

@Lugia Will do. Character's done, so feel free to look at it whenever! When will my character be inserted into the story IC? Also I made this character on the assumption I'm starting at level 1, but do I start higher?

Name: Rudavegas "Rudy" Vegatini
Gender: Male
Species: Goblin
Class: Apprentice

Starting Stats:
Strength - 5 [(2)2+1]
Endurance - 5 [(4)1+0]
Stamina - 6 [(3)3+0]
Agility - 3 [(1)4-1]
Dexterity - 10 [(5)5+0]
Magic - 12 [(6)3+3]
Wisdom - 11 [(6)3+2]
Spirit - 10 [(5)3+2]
Intelligence - 11 [(6)3+2]
Luck - 8 [(4)3+1]

Bio:

Hider

Most goblins are considered weak throw-away fodder. Grinded out to near extinction for EXP and then left to repopulate so that more amateur adventurers can repeat the accursed cycle generations later. However, in the distant village of the Vegatini tribe, there is a legend of a magically gifted goblin who would bring ruin to humanity and glory to the goblin race. One who is wise and benevolent, yet chaotic and bloodthirsty. The destined hero-king of all goblins, branded by a large circular birthmark on the forehead. By now you've probably clued in...

That it is in fact, not Rudavegas who took up this role. In a family with 9 siblings, him being the 10th, he was the youngest runt of the litter. When he heard that his mother was having an 11th child, he jumped at the idea of finally being an older brother and not the youngest.

Months passed, and when the baby was finally born, those gathered to see the baby went silent: for the baby that was born was branded with a circular birthmark on the forehead.

The village partied for days and nights, hailing the child as a savior. There was one disappointed, however. Rudavegas was not taking the news as well. Sure it was good for the village, but by virtue of just being born the way he was, this baby child was already much more important than he was.

Years passed. The village's population was on the decline due to humans becoming increasingly brave. Some of the older siblings had already fought and died for their village's protection. The young baby who came to be known by the name Carrovegas had been growing as a prodigy child in the art of magic, having already learned the abilities of a Time Mage. Rudavegas, jealous and yet not to be outdone, tried his best to study magic alongside his younger brother; at best he could only summon a carrier pigeon one time and that was about it. He still kept at it, however, taking an interest in stories of magical villains and monsters that fought in attempts to destroy the world; only to be stopped by the "heroic" humans.

His brother began to seem more and more disturbed, however, as years went on. He began to cower away from forested areas and from leaving his home. Rudavegas overheard Carrovegas whispering one time about how he "had to make sure he didn't die again". When questioned, Carrovegas let it slip that he had "died" to human hunters on multiple occasions as they prowled the outskirts of the village, only to be brought back to right before it happened. It had apparently happened enough times to scar the child. It was the first time that Rudavegas saw his brother as more than an obstacle - like someone he had to ensure the survival of, for whatever reason.

Rudavegas began to study more vigorously, and while not able to master any summoning magic above that of a carrier pigeon, he began to develop an affinity for more common magic. Despite this, he was still treated as something of the underachiever of the village due to not being particularly great at either physical or magical related tasks.

One day, the village was invaded by humans. There wasn't much more to say - it was expected eventually, given the prior cycle of death related to goblins. A group consisting of a white-clad Paladin, a dark-robed Black Mage, a scantily clad Ranger and a muscular Monk invaded the village. Their powers surpassed anything the village had defended before, and the strongest fighters of the village were killed very quickly.

As goblins began to flee, Rudavegas and Carrovegas were left behind by their family in the panic. As the Paladin approached the two outside of their burning home, Rudavegas charged in reckless anger with a jagged knife. The Paladin chose to stand their, and the dagger shattered upon contact with his holy armor. With one effortless movement, the tower shield of the Paladin pushed the goblin over... only for him to appear in time to right back before he charged the Paladin with his knife, his little brother tearing up to dissuade him from attacking.

At that moment, an arrow came from behind and pierced through Carrovegas' skull. In his last breath, he bestowed Haste on Rudavegas. Still in shock, Rudavegas forced himself to madly dash out of the village, narrowly dodging arrows left and right.

It's unknown what became of the rest of the Vegatini tribe, but Rudavegas has since been living in the wilds, prowling on the outskirts of human settlements. Biding his time to strike, while studying up on whatever magical books he could find by picking off weaker travelers as they pass by the deeper edges of the woods.

Even if he's not destined for it via some branded mark, Rudavegas is determined to make the goblin king legend a reality by one day summoning all of the world's greatest threats to unite against the tyranny of humanity.

Abilities:

Skill: Beginner's luck. Increase the chance of getting a crit with a spell by 2 points.

Ability: Magic - has a random array of magical spells that they can use... spells may be of either the black or white magic type.

Ability 2: Rest: Can restore anywhere from 25% to 50% of max MP, but uses a turn.

Wields: Wands, Staves, Daggers.

Fire: A basic fire spell that starts a fire underneath your opponent's feet, can cast it up to 30 feet away, but must be able to see an opponent you're casting the spell at. Cost: 2MP. level: 1/1. Damage: 1d6 + (stat modifiers)

Cure: A basic healing spell that will cause the body to regenerate a little bit. It won't heal injuries, but it will being back HP. It can be cast up to 20 feet away, and requires you to see who or what you're healing. Cost: 2MP. level 1/1. Healing: 1d6 + (stat modifiers)

Table of Monsters

Mind if I go ahead and make a character?

World Monarchy [1 Spot Open; Pathfinder]

@Kibaro

Yeah, seems to check out.

World Monarchy [1 Spot Open; Pathfinder]

@Speedwagon
count me in :D

@Kibaro

Great! If you don't mind linking your Myth-Weavers character sheet (if your character is fully done, that is) I can link you on the main post.

Everybody who posted their character sheets here is approved if they're still interested in joining in.

I'll wait a few days to see the responses of the people I tagged before I consider opening the RP to more people - people who were here at the beginning should get first dibs, the way I see it.

World Monarchy [1 Spot Open; Pathfinder]

@vosenedich@Yamazaki@Kibaro@Asura@Rockerman403

Hey, guys! I realize it's been a long time... I've been having some issues with internet recently and having job/money related issues these past few months so I've been busy with trying to get myself back on my feet. I'm in a place right now where I can start the campaign for those that are still interested, but I understand completely if interest for it has gone with time.

Lemme know either way though. I won't be disappearing again in the foreseeable future, so that's not going to be an issue. If I can get at least four players I'd be willing to start this up again.

Deep Ground Online (Hiatus)

Ah. Alright then.

Masuda Ryoichi

Appearance (Real Life):

Height: 6'2"
Weight: 175 lbs
Hair Color: Light brown
Eye Color: Hazel
Name: Masuda Ryoichi
Age: 17
History: From the moment he was born, the world didn't have high hopes for Masuda. His parents stuck with dead-end jobs that only paid enough to put food on the table, he was predicted to turn out similarly. Known by many as the "kid with failures for parents," he was bullied often and mercilessly by kids with more influential parents.

It eventually grew to a point where he couldn't contain the negative emotions running through him, and proceeded to physically assault a child at his elementary school one day, hospitalizing him. It resulted in his expulsion from school, and as a result led to his years of homeschooling by the very people who he was ridiculed for being related to. He would learn academics, but in his free time he was preparing for his 13th birthday when he would be given the ability to enter DGO.

He played strategy games and challenged his brain with difficult puzzles, trying to enhance his mind in a way that he felt his schooling couldn't do.

Sure enough, at 13 he received DGO. He could begin his journey down a path different from his parents. He'd master it and succeed as a powerful level 9 combatant.

...Until he realized he had no talent for playing whatsoever. Not only did he not understand how to properly make use of his abilities, he didn't understand the core concepts of fighting at all. He grew so frustrated with failure after failure against other opponents that he ended up quitting.

Around the time that high school came around, he was put back into a classroom setting. With new anger issues and insecurities, he quickly became known as a violent delinquent in school. He went through his years in high school getting average grades, and with no DGO time whatsoever. On his 17th birthday, however, he was once again reminded of his grim fate: a life without hope, with his level 1 avatar who never accomplished anything.

He logged back in and signed up with the Green Rangers, figuring he'd better make the best with what he's got while he still has time. Or at the very least, help out younger aspiring DGO players to be the best they can be.

Personality: On the outside, Masuda appears as a simple delinquent; tough, with no thinking power to speak of, and eager to fight whoever looks at him funny. However, he has a strategic side many never get to see. He can maintain a calm facade in the heat of danger and figure out a battle strategy to make up for his lack of regular combat abilities. He carefully plans and coordinates to ensure his victory comes about with as little damage to him as possible.

In combat in DGO he tries to use his "delinquent" attitude to throw people off his trail, getting them to underestimate him. He tries his best to always pick the best course of action that benefits him and his allies.

He does still have a temper, however, and can be instigated under the right terms or by saying the right things.

Time Engine

Appearance (Avatar):

Avatar Class: Rogue - Artificer
Avatar Title: Time Engine
Avatar Level (Initial): 1
Avatar Guild: Fanged Rangers
Avatar Abilities:

Liquid Time (Level 1): Removing the clock mask on Time Engine's face reveals a mechanical right eye that can turn back the time of both the user and whoever meets its direct gaze. Whenever the eye directly looks at someone, it "analyzes" them. For the next minute afterwards, the every action of that person is recorded; even actions that the user doesn't see or know of.

After the person affected by Liquid Time has made all of their actions and it becomes Time Engine's turn again, everything that happened within the minute from Liquid Time's activation to when it ended becomes voided. Any and all damage sustained, any buffs placed, locations moved to, and all abilities used and entered cooldown in that period of time between both Time Engine and the affected person, are all reset to right before Liquid Time's activation; with the exception of Liquid Time, which enters its cooldown at this point. Time is, in essence, reverted to the past for both Time Engine and the affected character.

Time, however, does not fully reverse. It simply reverses for the user and target, including the locations they were originally at. Time is very much still moving in the present, with all other people being unaffected by this time reversal. Time Engine retains his full memory of the events that transpired in the minute "into the future" that he witnessed, while the affected target loses their memory of that minute and doesn't realize that time is repeating for them. For the more perceptive it may feel like deja vu, however.

Liquid Time can be canceled two ways: if either Time Engine dies before the minute is up, or if the eye is damaged enough to break. In terms of durability, the eye has its own HP. Its independent HP is equivalent to 10% of Time Engine's max HP, scaling up with level. If the eye breaks, it takes 3 minutes for it to repair itself. Liquid Time won't start working until someone is seen by it without the mask on.

Only Time Engine and the first person that his eye sees are under the effect of Liquid Time.

Liquid Time's cooldown is 6 minutes.

Other: Behind the clock mask is a metallic skull face, but with the right eye's iris possessing a constantly ticking clock.

Deep Ground Online (Hiatus)

Reserved.

World Monarchy [1 Spot Open; Pathfinder]

Both apps check out. Approved. Post the links to your characters in the character sheet section when you get the chance.

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@Yamazaki

Maximum of two bonus traits, but if you take the feat for additional traits, you can get four total.

World Monarchy [1 Spot Open; Pathfinder]

Just to make sure we're all on the same page in regards to rolling for HP, your HP total at level 1 will be...

Maximum roll for your class for HP, with an additional roll added on of that same die, and adding on the modifier for constitution as well.

So for, say, a druid... their starting HP would be 8 + 1D8 (to be rolled on here on the dice roller for proof) + con modifier.