Ariamis

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@Rune_Alchemist
Edited my char sheet.

@Lauder
Added the song as well.

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@Rune_Alchemist
Well that makes it more viable. Here's what I've been planning to replace the last skill (LDM) with:

-Abyss Veil: Nazr cloaks himself in the essence of the Infinite Abyss, granting him a veil of invisibility that lasts up to ten minutes, requiring half the time to keep a break. While invisible, he can not perform any other magic skills, but can attack an enemy who hasn't detected him for critical damage with his head tentacles, with the intention of sucking out the target's brain. Nazr can be detected by hearing or smelling while invisible; sunlight also reveals him. Once any attack has been made or the time limit is up the veil dissipates.

@Superman
Don't forget Nazr is a magical tank.

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@Rune_Alchemist
Time limit is a given, but if hearing is going to be as big of a factor as I assume, then Nazr will probably just be a crippled shitty rogue when it comes to stealth. I'll stick with the set I now have.

@Superman
Deal. Nazr is willing to trade for his share of the shiny loot for juicy brains.

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@RedDusk
Nazr might start off trying to keep his feeding habits a secret; he would crouch down beside a fallen corpse, making it look like he's examining it more closely, but there would be slurping, slimy sounds accompanying the motion.

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@Rune_Alchemist
Would a power like Nazr casting a veil of darkness/invisibility on himself be considered overpowered?
He could serve as a weird mage/rogue hybrid by using telekinesis on weak opponents and sneak up on stronger-willed enemies. Bigger brains would be more difficult to consume, but if he doesn't succeed in grabbing someone they would at the very least be horrified by a tentacled monster appearing out of nowhere and going for their cerebral cortex.

@ERode
Now I want to join the jungle team just to see this conflict happen.

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In all honesty, the main reason I picked the power was only so Nazr could eat the brains of living and thinking creatures. If he can do so by other means, then I'm willing to change the power.

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@Rune_Alchemist
Alright then. I don't want this to end up in an argument, so I'll just say I don't like treating goblins/similar beings and humans as being equal in terms of any kind of mental capability. However, since that's how it is in your game I'll just have to roll with it, and be a blind squid who can whisper to dogs.

Let's B!tch. I feel it's a healthy release for our roleplay annoyances 2.0

@Ammokkx
Oh, now I see why you brought it up. Sure it's annoying, but patience is a virtue.

Let's B!tch. I feel it's a healthy release for our roleplay annoyances 2.0

@Ammokkx
End of Days? It's been like a year since that ran, and while I liked it to continue, I wasn't angry about it ending. Some RP's just end up dead, no matter how good a community is around them.

Yeah, I've seen it happen a few times. One time it was with a character that used summoned animals to fight. The GM responded by making a rival character that used cyborg dolls AND also had the very same ability as my character had.

Let's B!tch. I feel it's a healthy release for our roleplay annoyances 2.0

GM's that after accepting a character nerf them retroactively by writing the roleplay around a single character's skills and making their skills practically useless indirectly, sometimes in nonsensical ways.
Example: goblins and kobolds are considered as smart as humans to prevent a character using weak mind manipulation on them.