No that Trinity format is a fanmade format.
This is an interesting idea. There could be a cap on the number of effects people can activate to keep things from going crazy. Like you start with 3 moves and get 2 every turn or something. People could also use custom cards to help prop up a favorite card or archetype that would otherwise be lackluster.
Since its a yugioh rp I imagine it'll have cheesy scenarios and the cast making dumb remarks as they observe their teammates duels? The duelest kingdom arc would be a fun place to start.
At this range, even Anti-Aircraft Artillery can be fired at ground targets, and it was flak from that which could clip Cristina's left arm, possibly ruining her leather jacket and necessitating the need for repairs of the supernatural kind. Nevertheless, despite the flow of blood that soaked the limb, skin, and cloth, her arm was good enough to keep moving thanks to Arms Master Survivability while Mikey's quick thinking ensured that no further shots would come her way... Because Nil just struck several canisters of jet fuel, lighting the area on fire.
“I’m not asking you to care. Most talents don’t,” Amaris started without much intonation. The “little stuff” was the job of their agents and management, as far as most talents were concerned. She knew that to the point of revulsion, and yet acknowledging it still left her bitter. “But I’d rather the media run ‘the altruistic Maiden of Hope can even get the standoffish Moon Arrow to care' than risk their investors trying to smear the driver. Plus, you’ll get follow-up interviews instead of a one-and-done and our agencies get collaboration avenues for the future.”
“Work with me or don’t. I'll do what I need to.”
“Tsk… having him on scene when the cameras get here won’t go well for him. AGC usually has some talents on site at hospitals for treatments in case trainees get a little too enthusiastic, but…” But what? Would spelling it out be any use the scheme of things? Frustrations painted her thoughts again. “…things could get dicey for him if his identity gets out, and that’s harder to fix. Car companies tend not to be very nice about taking care of PR, and I don’t see either of our agencies trying to fight that for no return.”
Despite the control Amaris displayed, she couldn’t hold back the tired sigh that came across their communications.
“Part of taking care of the victims is making sure they don’t get burned by us after the fact.”
"And our agencies will… love… the optics… and the public won’t… focus on him then…”