[@Otaku95]

Sorry for not replying to the PM before, but I was at work, so... Anyway, I'm sorry to say that, but the way he's written right now is not what I'd prefer as a player character for this RP. You can adjust him by making he have normal human form (albeit with enhanced senses and physical attributes), and a "Dragon Trigger" to change into his half-Youkai form, since it's more like the idea of Chaser that I have in mind.

Also, regarding his powers, dragons are aligned with a single element, so he should be resistant (even immune) to one thing only (very much probably fire), not all those other sub resistances. You can remove that weakness to cold as well, since the dragons here don't work like D&D ones, but rather like, say... Smaug, or Fafnir, being near-unkillable, fire (or other things)-breathing, scaly-winged, monstrosities that you should pray to never cross paths with. Turning on the AC won't do any harm to them.

That resistance to magic and paralysis makes little to no sense as well exactly for the same reason as above, the kind of combo-platter powers that dragons have on D&D doesn't apply here. They are pure brutes, so to say and the reason why they are so resistant is simply because they are hulking masses of carbon fiber like muscles bound by scales that would make any Abrams look like a tin can.

Do these alterations and then we can talk again.

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[@KoL]
Hm, so in this case, it's less about actually affecting reality, and more about making people believe that reality has changed? Would knowing the effects of her powers then diminish its potency? Sorta like how, if you know someone is a liar, you're not going to trust their words easily? Or does her power override an individual's common sense and previous knowledge as well? 
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Well, her words affect your perception of reality itself on a primal level, knowing that she can do it (because even a liar can say the truth if they want to), doesn't help you very much. However, once you have acknowledged a certain truth, you'll not feel compelled to recheck it, without good reason. For example, she can't trick Ling with the pants line again without a good cause.

However, if she gives simpler instructions that are plausible in any situation, they can be repeated for as much as need. Things like: "You cannot see here!", or "Your hands can reach the place where I'm standing!" Are where she focus during most fights. Got it?