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2 mos ago
Current you know, my SO never forces me to say a thing that's on my mind and doesn't mind if I don't always explain myself which makes it way easier to actually tell them stuff. boundaries good.
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2 mos ago
if your boyfriend loves you for who you are he already knows what you read without you needing to tell him
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5 mos ago
no, its the manufacturer's lack of a soul that's causing it to act up on you
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4 yrs ago
I'm starting to think I have serial profile stalkers
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4 yrs ago
as much as I'd love to pre-plan RPs, I've also noticed that's the fast track to killing them. A little planning and a rough gist is fine, but anything beyond that and people don't wanna write no more.
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The day that Moss was hanged, eight others were cut down,
And when the graves had all been dug, the queen rode out of town.

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So do we PM you the cards, or can we post them here?


Personal preference. Do what you wish.
Xeiyenreisha jumping on that train with a new card:

Name: Pandemonium Twilight Dragon
Rank: 5
Attribute: DARK
Monster Type(s): Dragon, XYZ
Effect: 2 Machine Type Monsters
(This monster is also always treated as a Machine Type monster.) Once per turn you can activate one of the following effects: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card and send 1 Dragon or Machine Type Monster from your hand to the graveyard to Target 1 Face-Up monster your opponent controls; That target's ATK becomes 0 until the End Phase. Once per turn You can detach 2 Xyz Material from this card and send 1 Dragon or Machine Type Monster from your hand to the graveyard; this turn, if this attacking card destroys an opponent's monster by battle, after damage calculation: It can make a second attack in a row, but when it uses this effect, any Battle Damage it inflicts to your opponent from a direct attack is halved.
ATK/DEF: 2500/2000

You can find it in Custom Booster 1.
OKAY. IMPORTANT.

Custom card creation is open again, but with some rules.
  • 1: You can only submit ONE card every two days. Don't exceed this limit. Also, if your card gets rejected, do not submit a new one within the limit. Just edit or scrap the current card idea.
  • 2: No new archetypes, we already have enough RP-unique ones.
  • 3: No support for 'Void'. I'm taking control of that series.
  • 4: If monster requests outnumber Spell or Traps by too much, I will not be accepting Monster cards until more Spell or Traps are created.


EDIT: Sidenote. Since all event important people are gone, the academy stairwell door isn't on lockdown anymore. It'll take a little while for the academy to realize, but PC's can go wherever they want again if they so please.
Before Hayato ran out and Shinrei had a chance to reply, both could hear a click coming from the door to the stairwell. If either tried to open it, they'd find it unlocked surprisingly enough.
The woman with Leander and Vincent closed one of her eyes and placed her left hand on her hip when she heard Leander pester her for an identity. "Tricky question." she replied, but in a playful way. A grin sprawled across the mature woman's lips. "Can't say I trust you with my actual name, but just call me Ruki. That's easy enough, right?" she winked at Leander, before jolting in surprise when Vincent raised their voice. And that question was annoying, being met with an exasperated sigh. "Geez... And here I am, putting in some actual effort." was what 'Ruki' replied. They turned around and picked up a card from the top of their deck. "To answer, 'cause you have potential. And that's who they'll target."

'Ruki' turned her head and looked over the shoulder at the poor boy Leander, crumpled over the floor. "Don't worry, you'll be fine. Give it a few minutes and you'll be back on your feet, a day or two and you won't even feel it anymore. I held back." the woman replied, and a clicking sound came from her general direction. Not too soon after, a face-down trap card flipped up out of nowhere. It gave off a huge glow, being aimed to Leander and Vincent, though they couldn't quite catch it's name. "Gotta go, boys!" 'Ruki' cheerfully called out, and by the time the glow faded, both of them were left alone in the room.
Shiyura's dislike for Tsukiko grew at a rapid pace, with the teenage girl being absolutely full of it. She's as naïve to think her dragon fed on only negative emotion, while it hardly did. "Guess I was right. You don't know what you're getting into." Shiyura called out when Tsukiko turned her back to him, but didn't bother to chase or even try to stop her. It seemed the girl was a lost cause, and his tactics needed to change. Somewhere deep down a pity rose up for the girl, but hardly for the reasons you'd expect. The sob story was just that and left the stark-white haired boy unphazed. No, the pity came from Tsukiko's attitude in thinking she could tough it out like that. That she was too self-absorbed to realize how much damage she'd actually cause, and having an ego completely crush compassion. The boy threw a "Good luck." Tsukiko's way, but hardly a sincere one. If she'd turn around after that point, he wouldn't be standing there anymore. At least Tsukiko got what she wanted.
The librarian looked a little taken aback by Brad's tone, honestly not expecting such a hostile reaction. "I-I'm sorry... But we can't do much more than leave it to security..." they replied, just a little shocked. It's not like the entire thing was an expected affair. Luckily, Nathan had come over to pull Brad away before they blew even more gaskets at the rather standard reactions. While maybe the staff's tone should've been a bit different, there's not much they could do besides offer them some shelter here. As the slimmer boy was escorting his friend, a security guard's face clearly tightened up when they saw them pass. Not out of disgust, but more of a mutual feeling of sadness. A bit of time has passed since the start of the event, and it was getting close to what a regular person's lunchtime is. From their chairs, the pair could see another two students playing a mock game over a table. One a boy and another a girl of around the same age, both brown haired but with the female being noticeably taller. She was in Wind judging from the uniform, and the boy in Earth. The girl's eyes couldn't be seen from that spot, but the boy's azure ones lit up in determination. Not everyone had given up hope, at least.
The man with Maisy just kinda... slumped his shoulders at the stupidly simple answer. What a lass. For all that spunk, they had a surprisingly unique train of thought of having no common sense. Though it was fair. But what took the guy with surprise was her asking why he wasn't sitting down. Wasn't that obvious?! Obviously, all villainous parties had to act cool and stand up against a wall! They couldn't afford to look LAME when their target entered, could they? "I felt like standing up straight, is all." was their short and half-honest reply, before looking down at the Duel Disk which started beeping. "Guess I'm out of time. Maybe you'll find out who I was waiting for some other time, lass." the man informed Maisy, the disk suddenly activating. Out of the mirror's sides sprung five individual slots, organized in a V shaped pattern. Picking up one card from his deck, Mystery man activated it. "Spell card activate." they called, and a card depicting a similar mirror to the one mounted on the man's wrist suddenly showed up in front of Maisy's eyes. A flash of light blinded the poor girl, and when it subsided, the man seemed to have disappeared. She did get a good enough glance at the name of the card though, it having read as 'Gishki Aquamirror'.
Ethel was enjoying being alone. It felt good NOT to be bothered for once, and seeing everyone scramble around to try and find a partner to duel. One pair had already taken off to the lanes and was mid-duel, but surprisingly nobody else has. A screen in the far end of the garage showed the Turbo Duel in progress, with one student having a Lightning Warrior out and a set card with the other having a Spirit Reaper in defense. "...Amateurs." Ethel mumbled, finding the display to be wholly unsatisfying. A shade of green was making its way towards Ethel, who was a little too distracted with the duel in progress. So when Ignia appeared, Ethel naturally let out a cute little yelp in surprise. She'd honestly been caught off guard when the younger girl suddenly decided to show up. Embarrassment was flooding to Ethel's cheeks, which were a very faint red. The girl still caught Ignia's challenge, though. "A-A duel?" the bluenette stuttered, faking a quick smile. "Um... Okay. Let's bet," the girl started. She pressed a button on her Duel Disk, which shuffled itself just a quick moment after.

"I'll draw a card. If it's a Speed Spell, I'll duel you." was Ethel's reply to the challenge. She raised up her right arm and drew the card, then couldn't help but break facade. Her fake smile was replaced by just her lips being almost unnoticeably curved upwards. Ethel turned the card's back to herself and revealed it to Ignia. "Speed Spell - Shift down. You win." the older girl informed the younger. It seemed they'd be dueling. "I'll inform him." the bluenette told Ignia, and went on ahead. By the time she'd arrive, Ryder would already be ready to meet Ignia. "Ah, Ignia! Ethel's already told me you two will be dueling. She's already on the main track. Your Duel Runner is number FP-6, take this key to unlock it's garage and push it out onto the inside track. Just activate Speed World II at the starting line. Your runner will handle the rest."

When Ignia would arrive at her Duel Runner's garage, she'd quickly get a good look at it's frame. It had a standard HELIO II frame, one of the better ones on the market. It was agile because of how thin it was, and had an arrow-like design. It's front was a triangle placed at a 60° angle and the bottom running along equal with the floor, and it's body was thinner around the middle and ending in a feather sort of tail. A built-in disk was on it, which actually was a Solid Vision beam instead of a normal metal disk. Two thrusters were modded on it's rear end to allow for a good early launch, but it reduced mobility just a tad. The colour scheme was also a little strange, having six total. At the front was a mix of red and green, with flames consuming a grasslands. That grasslands ended in a patch of blue water around the middle area, where a desert was on the other end. At the back of the runner was a mix of gray and purple, almost looking like a struggle of the moon trying not to be consumed by the night sky. A few streaks of yellow illuminated it, though. All in all, the runner looked like it told a story of some kind.
Haas wasn't in any particular rush, though on a whimsy he chose to go up the stairs instead of down. They were at a random floor by now, wheezing in boredom. "Man... Nothing is happening." he complained, apparently already being oblivious to the fact the academy had practically been invaded. On a whim, Haas decided to enter the room of whatever floor he was on right now. When he entered, it was apparently and Arena floor. Some scratch markings soiled the floor, alongside a few burns. "...Huh?" the boy wondered aloud, sensing some shady stuff going on.

When Haas got a better look at the room, he noticed a girl slumped over in the corner. His mind didn't think much of it at first, so he casually approached them. "Yo. Couldn't find a duel?" the boy asked from a little ways away, then took another glance. Now he could clearly see this person was hurt. Realization hit Haas, and his eyes widened in shock. "Hey, you okay?!" they called out. The girl seemed to be a redhead, and from the same dorm as him. The wind-up duelist shifted into a jog, running over to Megan. When he arrived, he crouched to get a better look in. The region around her angle was torn open, and she had bruises all over her chest and back. "This is bad... We need to get you to the medical office. Hey, are you awake?" Haas asked, not being quite sure if Megan was completely with them or not.
>realization that motorcycles are pretty hard to describe

Hoo boy. This'll be a fun one. I'd love to draw the designs, but I can't draw worth a lick.

(note: I'm thinking about stuff in advance. This doesn't apply to right now.)

Edit: by the by, post 3500. rekt.
His name is Ben and if I misunderstood the post I'll delete it. I believe I might have upon re-reading it but when I wrote that post I thought that the class had been dismissed citing there only being three people left in the classroom.


Ben, Andre and Michelle.
I understand what you mean by proxies since I have the spell reload I just keep it in my deck and treat it as a speed spell and so on.

But what do you mean by the keeping track of my speed counters by having a random field spell


DN allows you to place counters on a card. This way you don't have to remember your speed counters off the top of your head, you just need to place counters on the misc. field spell that isn't part of the deck.
Alright and if we draw a field spell do we sent it to the graveyard and get a new one instead? For when we use duel network or something similar


Remake your deck with proxies (or the direct equivalent) of your Speed Spells, because you can't play regular spells in a Turbo Duel.

EDIT: And so you have a field spell in play, put an extra random one in and search it from your deck to play. This way you can keep track of your speed counters.
Yeah, basically what's said above. At the start of the duel, Speed world 1 or 2 is going to be active as a permanent field spell and can't be replaced, destroyed or gotten rid of in any way. Each turn, including the first, both players gain one speed counters up to a maximum of twelve. The rest depends on which Speed World you use, be it two or one. Both have already been explained, so don't see an issue there.
@Jangel13
Ye misunderstood. You grab someone from the crowd, ask them to duel you, and then go up with your partner to duel. You don't really volunteer, you ask to use the track with your opponent whilst nobody else is using it.
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