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Call me Doc. I prefer RM, UM, or LP fights, with human or peak human hand-to-hand or swords & sandals being my speciality.
Challenge me to a match any old time!

Arena Characters: http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/87852-docs-characters-no-posting/ooc#post-3105991

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@Terminal@mdk

Donny didn't bother trying to guess what was going on with the car. He was no scientist, he had no answer to this kind of shit. He was about to answer the kid who had ran up next to him when he registered something moving in the corner of his eye. The sound of gunfire and the flicker of muzzle flare. He spun, left flank facing the trio of thugs to present as small a target as possible. They had somehow been warped back into a living existence. There was a hole in Donny's coat pocket, and through this hole he could always keep a grip on his gun. He had it drawn in the same motion he turned, but never got the chance to fire. All three enemies were taken down by arrows. Suitably, one was still living. He had an arrow in the knee, and Donny estimated that the fellow's days as an adventurer were over. Donny walked slowly over to the fallen thugs, answering the kid's question as he did.
"Jus' cawll me Donneh."

He'd stop before the wounded thug, and if the man made any suspicious movements or tried to pick up one of the weapons on the ground, he'd only wind up with a bullet in each offending limb for his trouble. As neat as you please, as cool as a cucumber, Donny hooked a foot under one of the dropped vectors and kicked it up into the air, catching it neatly. He checked the magazine and adjusted the stock and grips. After having inspected the weapon, he stepped sideways so that he could keep the wounded thug in sight whilst also being able to sight what had happened to the woman who had been shot at. Instead of unleashing deadly kinetic force, the bullets seemed to transmute matter. Neato. He turned his full attention back to the fallen thug and aimed the vector at him. "Ah'll spare yuh thah convincin' talk 'bout how much longah an' more pleasant yuh life will be if yuh cooperate. Yuh got ten seconds tuh tell me information good 'nuff tah make me think twahce 'bout seein' what happens when a fella takes a few rounds from this puppeh in thuh bawlls."
@Terminal

I edited the post so that Donny simply "aimed for the head", that it won't conflict with what you've last written.
@ImportantNobody

Suliss had both hands braced against the ground, soft peat pushing up under its fingernails as it worked its digits in deep. It could feel itself getting closer to The Vein. Rivulets of strange power traced up and down its arms, reflected blurrily in its catlike eyes as does the cascade of lights which emanate from the lens of a multifaceted chauvet. The air was heavy with the strength of The Vein, the uppermost boughs of the looming spruces sagging under the pressure. For ninety kilometers, the pressure could be felt as a throbbing ache deep in the bones of every living thing. It was tearing at the life of the forest itself, making it squirm and writhe with the psychic trauma of having its natural life sapped and twisted for the purposes of a sick mind.

Setting- Teutoburg Forest, Germany



Most fairy tales have been based within the mystical forests of Germany, and for good reason. It is not like the Amazon rainforests, where the only undiscovered secrets are those hiding in the bushes and trees. Some places hold a quality of anima, a life of their own. They have untapped and unknown energies that man hasn't even begun to understand, yet still there are those willing to try. On this dusky morning, a dark figure works feverishly to find the lifeline of the forest, the pulsing vein accessible only on this day of this year of this decade. These powers are not meant to be harnessed, it is not natural. Neither though, are the works of a sorcerer. By chance or will, it is to be that an obstacle rises between the sorcerer and his wicked ambition. However... Just below the surface of the wizard's magic, always there but hidden to our eyes, so much closer than you think, there is something more foul. The lowest rung on the ladder of horrors, who in this day and age can in all honesty say that they fear the famous visage of Count Dracula on the silver screen? Modern Halloween costumes are more convincing. At any rate, it is a common factor in stories of the nosferatu, that they cannot cross a threshold unless invited. They must obey the laws of that threshold, though they can bend them in ways we cannot perceive. What is lesser known is how that rule rings with truth. Sometimes we are visited by creations far and away from those said to have been made in God's own image, who come from places far and away from the realm in which life is said to have blossomed either in primordial oceans or in a place named Eden. These creations of another force cannot breech our home without permission, cannot enter our masquerade without a mask. Once having infiltrated, though, they do not like to leave. They are bad guests, some more terrible than others. What is behind their masks? Who can say, it is not for us to know.

If pushed far enough, this sorcerer may indeed extend an invitation to the worst guest of all.


@ImportantNobody

So yeah, let's go with the Evvie from this site, the weak one. I don't have that many planet-level fighters, y'know.

Here are the teams I've set up. Pick whichever seems most fitting!

Team 1: The Greater Evils

Features my dark wizard, and a certain monster diety with which you are probably familiar. The Magna Pater has a record of inducing rage quits like Evvie, as its powers are broad in spectrum and fairly haxxy.





Team 2: Assassinerbating the Situation

This team is composed of the tanky cyborg Xil Gil, and my much beloved "First-Degree" Donny. Xil Gil is pretty cut and dry, but Donny is undoubtedly my top character for ending fights fast. He's an extreme glass cannon and he knows how to abuse it. Human durability, relatively little armor, but he continually initiates surprise attacks with a high caliber Magnum revolver among other things.





Team 3: Dying of Laughter

Gonad is comedic relief, much like Kentucky Tom. That doesn't mean they don't put up a seriously tough fight though. Gonad adapts to his opponents' powers in such a way that durability is equalized and hax is rendered useless. He ranges from peak human to, well, whatever it takes to get an even fight with something. I suggest the presence of impartial judges in order to determine what is "fair" in high tier fights involving this lovable brute.
Kentucky Tom now? I consider him to be my most feared character. I have never once gotten /anyone/ to agree to fight him. He is technically nonlethal and very possible to beat, but the sheer amount of immature stupity that accompanies a scrap with him is daunting indeed.



@ImportantNobody

You refer to Gonad, my old barbarian ace. But anyways, do you have any character sheets for those characters? How about a team battle, Evvie and your Viking Vs. two of my characters. But yeah, first I need an idea of how tough Mr. Viking and Evvie are.
@Terminal

The moment Donny saw the crossbowman fire and miss, he lunged out of the window and rolled into a low crouch. The revolver let loose with a spasm of fire and an ear-pounding crack. Again he aimed for the head, and were the bullet to do its work well enough, Donny would easily rose from his crouch and pace away from the limo as he smoothly reloaded his gun, eyes shifting to and fro to sight in on any suspicious movements in the area. Streamers of daylight cast tiger stripes of gold across the paving, the buildings, over Donny's face, and he absentmindedly squinted and shifted back into what scant shadows were left. Nothing of concern drew his attention. Now that he didn't have anything nasty being pointed in his direction, at least to the best of his knowledge, he felt like he had finally managed to seize upon some small vestige of control. Having to the best of his ability ensured that no immediate threats were present, he turned his dull eyes back towards the other passengers. They were involved in the setup. They knew things he didn't, likely information that could provide solid leads to the conniving asshole who had just made the last mistake of his life.

Donny tucked his revolver into its holster and took up a coiled slouch as he slid both hands into the pockets of his overcoat. Were a keen eye intent on Donny's conservative motions, it might be noted that the Magnum's hammer was left cocked a blink before the weapon was concealed by the black overcoat. From there he waited, to see if the others would be able to make it out alive.
@Terminal

Noted and updated.

Ah, also it's not an .88. That was a gag in the video. Donny's rifle can shoot through schools, but his revolver is chambered in .460.

Still a hand cannon, mind you.
@Terminal

When Donny was on an assignment, he took care not to make his presence obvious. He hid and stalked, kept a low profile. A situation such as this one, however, prompted him to do everything in his power to overcome it. He processed information quickly and efficiently, siphoned it through the contours of his brain to discern every detail vital to his survival. Were any of the other passengers in on the trap? Not likely. He doubted that any man savvy to the trap would willingly lock himself into a confined space with the world's top killer. Donny knew that contrary to popular belief, motor vehicles were actually quite terrible at stopping even weak bullets. He also noted that what he presumed to be a motherfucking railgun was pointed directly at them and getting ready to pull a Jimmy Neutron. With the catchphrase "Gotta Blaaast!" echoing through Donny's head, he formulated a sequence of actions. He suspected the worst scenario for each possibility of escape. The doors were likely locked by some mechanism that he could not manipulate, and even if he did step out, the gunmen would open fire. Why had they not fired yet though? Perhaps the limo actually was bullet proof, but not railgun proof. The tripod seemed to be a fixed device, but even if it wasn't, Donny doubted that he could guess when it was going to fire. Perhaps by shooting the large sphere charging the weapon, he could impede its progress? At any rate, there was no time for hesitation in the reptilian mind of the hitman. Shoot first, ask questions later.

Donny leaned forwards and his hands rose smoothly, naturally, to such an extend that even if someone had seen the gun in it, a split second might have passed where they didn't realize that it was a tool of murder about to be used. In the confines of the limo, what sounded like the end of the world erupted from the Magnum's barrel, the gun bucking thrice in the killer's grip. The first shot not only obliterated the glass partition and the chauffeur's head, but also shattered a fist-sized hole in the front windshield, cracks spiderwebbing in all directions. The partition and chauffeur had to have been dealt with first so that the other two shots wouldn't be obstructed. The same two shots that jellified the brains of the two men holding the Vectors an instant after the chauffeur bit the dust.

Know knowing he could escape by way of force, Donny was quick to put a bullet through the window he was next to before smashing the rest of the damaged glass out with a lead-lined fist. All the while he was moving after having knocked off a few of the enemies, Donny bellowed out orders that he hoped the others might see as beneficial to not dying horribly.


"Trah to shut up thah vents! Stawp that gas! Try yuh door locks!"
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