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A Guild Adventure: An RP with Monster Girls! (ENDED)

@Lunar Elves are a type of demi-human in the MGE setting, with greater resistance to monsterisation than human women, amongst other traits of theirs. When a (presumably female) elf goes beyond the threshold of corruption needed for monsterisation, they tend to be banished from their original settlements, wind up heading into human settlements, and then become a full-blown succubus after they first have sex with a human man, retaining a more sexualised version of their original forms, which are in no way beastly. Therefore, "Elf" can refer to both the demihuman race and the monster race, and since one becomes the other, they don't usually become any other sort of monster. Primera, being half-elf and half-human, was an exception - whilst her elven side resisted monsterisation into anything other than an elf, her human side was easily corrupted, thus making her monster form half-elf and half-werewolf, ergo Werewolf-Elf.

For future reference, folks, there's a wiki going over stuff like this. Actually, there's two. I don't know why, but there is.

One Piece: Brave New World

@Hillan Alright, I guess I'll give vocalising his thoughts about everybody a shot. Considering that Yuudaina's been there probably a month or so as of the game's start point, and therefore probably doesn't know everything about them, I imagine his impressions are about as follows:

Ax Colt: "There's still things to get excited about even as you grow older, sir. Beyond killing pirates, that is. Find your passion."
Freyja: "Is this how a Vice-Admiral ought to act, ma'am? Have you considered that setting a good example might improve the Marines under your command?"
Edward Woodall: "Whoever said you can't still do amazing things? You got this far, after all. Only, please leave the punishments to me, if you don't mind, sir."
Irwin Kendrick: "I see you too are a man who takes order seriously. If every Marine in the base had that attitude, G-5 would be much better off."
Dedric Olari: "I think maybe "follow orders to the letter" ought to apply to you; addendum, "and not a letter further". Still, you get the job done well enough."
Wonka Williams: "You're practically a model Marine when it comes to attitude. Your conduct needs work, though. Focus on your mission, not the girls in it."

Nothing to say about Jiu Cheng-Shu, who doesn't exist in the Characters tab yet. Oh, and as Vetis says, here's hoping you recover quickly.

Capes of Denver: A Worm RP

Raymond Haywood: Icehouse Hideout

Hm. A living shadow, or so he claimed... how interesting. Not as interesting, though, as Gamble's power failure simply from being in the Broker's presence. Apparently, he could negate powers of that sort even if they weren't in his direct proximity. Good to know, just in case the need to kill him presented itself. Ignoring Sofia's hopefully temporary lack of intelligence, Headhunter observed as Heartless pummelled Gamble to a near-pulp, then asked for assistance in removing him from the premises. He was about to offer his own services, but somebody else- another newcomer- had walked into the room, apologised for their lateness, then agreed to help Heartless remove the man from the premises. Permanently, if needed.

And that reminded Raymond that Gamble would probably talk if simply allowed to leave. Reveal their location, either to the PRT or another group that meant them poorly... under most circumstances, the only solution would be his death. Chatterbox's mentioning of the unspoken rules didn't exactly phase him, either, considering how he'd been breaking them discreetly for quite some time; however, his proposal that he turn Gamble into a thrall of his did seem interesting enough to work with. That in mind, Raymond strolled over to grab another chair, placed it in front of the chair currently occupied by the brainwashing cape, then pulled Gamble out of Heartless' grip and shoved him into it, standing behind it in readiness to keep him in place if need be.

A Guild Adventure: An RP with Monster Girls! (ENDED)

@Lunar I did some research about MGE creatures similar to what you've described, and it sounds to me like what you want is a Werewolf-Elf, along the lines of Primera Concerto. Looking at the article on her, she managed to become a Werewolf-Elf as a result of being half-human, since normally a full-blooded elf would just be monsterized as an elf, and in fact benefits from both aspects of her monsterisation as a result. That doesn't necessarily sound like a unique occurence either, despite the somewhat unique circumstances, so it could theoretically be replicated, potentially by birth.

Incidentally, though, MGE werewolves don't "transform" into full wolves at any point. They're just very rapey, and moreso when they enter heat. So, you know. Think about that.

Warhammer Fantasy - Call of Chaos

@ClocktowerEchos I've modified my character sheet in the Characters tab, mostly to give the ogres definite holdings in the Ash Ridge Mountains and to clarify some things about some named characters. I have, however, also added a new Rare unit, the Firebeetle, which is essentially a giant insect that emits a constant heat field around it, and which can spit hot fire like it's putting out new mixtapes; they're pretty good at stopping attacks from reaching them and anything behind them, but freak out and burn everything around them when a Firebelly or Tenderiser isn't telling them not to. A double-edged sword, if you will, thus Rare rather than Elite. Hopefully, it'll be considered reasonable for gameplay purposes.

A Guild Adventure: An RP with Monster Girls! (ENDED)

@Lord Orgasmo There are elves as a regular race in MGE, but there are also monsterised female elves. So, take your pick. To wit, though, dark elves are all monsters, so there's that.

Warhammer Fantasy - Call of Chaos

@ClocktowerEchos@POOHEAD189 Alright, I've got an idea as to how the Ogres have gotten closer to the Old World. From the looks of things, most of the lower half of the Dark Lands is uninhabited by any significant forces, and in canon, Gnoblar Country and the Haunted Forest extend out a substantial way into what would otherwise be a much longer slog. My theory is that to reach more prolific grounds, the Ogres managed to create a supply line through the southern part of the Dark Lands to, say, the Ash Ridge Mountains - not necessarily uninhabitable if populated with beasts from the Mountains of Mourn, since half those peaks are natively volcanic anyway, and they do have cultists worshipping a particular volcano already who might be able to do something with them to make them more viable - and then used those as a stepping stone to begin entering the World's Edge Mountains, and therefore to move toward the Old World once the game begins. I imagine their logic for doing so is "screw going East, our god obviously doesn't want us going that way".

Welcome to ZekeTown- A Small Scale 'Nation' RP

@ChickenTeriyaki Technically, you don't need medicine to recover from a lot of infections. Just the ones that kill you.

Are We the Bad Guys? - A WH40k RP [Mature]

Post made. What happens next is pretty much in manatee's hands now.

Are We the Bad Guys? - A WH40k RP [Mature]

A quick glance back at Vedius was spared as he talked, because any more than that would lead to a fatal distraction for Lucius.

A second glance was spared, because now the Emperor's Child had a gun pointed at everyone. Well, fantastic, was he going to threaten Lucius too?

...and that got him thinking. How many people were helping the Dark Apothecary right now? The man himself and his assistant, of course, but was there anybody else who might actually be allies of his? The Ork was surely no ally of Lucius', at least... and the one tech-priest wasn't a known factor either, as it happened. He'd wondered if Vedius might be a friend rather than a foe, but there was no way to know for sure... his only ally, then, was Xepherial. And he was pinned beneath the Apothecary in question...

It gradually dawned on Lucius that save his fellow Dark Angel, everybody in the room might, in fact, be an explicit enemy of his. And if that was true, then if he didn't allow Xepherial to be altered... they would probably both die instead.

'Shit,' he muttered under his breath. And he was so sure his idea would work. Not that that mattered: selfish as he was, he actually liked living more than he liked losing allies. The end goal of an ally was to keep you from dying, after all... and whilst anything else might add to their value, such as discussions of the past and even possible friendships, it would ultimately wind up being sentimental at best compared to the overarching goal of not sacrificing oneself for a stupid reason. Speaking of which, he concluded that any attempts to get his standoff opponent to disarm himself would be ridiculous at best. He was inherently untrustworthy, after all. Therefore, an alternate plan of action would prove to be just as stupid... but perhaps slightly less stupid than he'd already been. And besides, there was somebody else pointing a gun at everybody now.

Slowly, Lucius placed his stolen weapon down on the ground, kicking it out and away from himself a short distance, and at the same time sheathed his own combat blade. (That'll need repolishing later, he reminded himself. What a foolish thought at a time like this.) Then, he lowered his half-dead hostage to the ground, stood up with his arms raised slightly in a position of apparent surrender, and calmly walked away from Bravis. He did head toward the weapon racks, since he would want weapons other than his swords in order to survive whatever boarding action they were about to make, but in this regard, he'd have to hope his movements weren't mistaken for a threat. If they were, he'd be dead in just a few second's time. If not, then maybe he'd even be excluded from cursory modification into whatever psychopath Azazel desired of his victims, as described.

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