Guilty Spark

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WilsonTurner said
If you can hit him. You're one guy. He's trained against one very, very good guy for decades. A big, slow, powerful opponent is an easy opponent. And if there is a big golem, then he'll either deal with both pepes one-by-one, or he'll keep messing with the golem 'till he hits you. Or something.

Tyrell can take on golem; Myth can take on Dark Baron. Tyrell isn't suited to attacking your Dark Baron, after all. Fire and stone; you'd smash him, probably, even as stone.

*Markul raises a rock from the ground while you're dancing around and trips you, Markul then steps on you.

Now stop boasting/bragging etc, my OOC isn't a pissing contest. Even when they're still friendly.

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Freeshooter92 said
Right, thank you. As for balance, he is strong, yes. Probably the most dangerous thing about him is his intelligence, he's a big brute that ISN'T dumb. However, he has his fair share of weaknesses. He's a large target, slow, he especially has trouble turning around quickly. His immortality only applies to age and disease, that suit of armor is more of a hindrance against things like fire, lightning, cold. Also, he's a terrible cook.

As long as he can't cook I'll accept him. Our last PC tank disappeared. (Check Typhus in the OP)

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@Sep, what's the name of the island city? I can't see it on the map very well.

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Thanks. I am a professional.

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Alright, that sounds fine.

@Freeshooter, he seems powerful but I like him. We don't have "magic" exactly, so you can have it tax his stamina to use his abilities.

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The Old Kingdom's collapse is open to discussion, I was aiming for 1,000 years ago but it could be more (not less). Oragos rose to power around 450 years ago (on this timeline), and it's decline occurred 100 years ago.

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@Sep, the Fifth Dynasty looks good. How old, roughly, are the Dynasty and the Empire? Oragos used to be a rather powerful nation itself, and is older than Othea.

@Freeshooter, working on reading it now. Looks interesting so far.

@Ellri, thanks for helping Maki, you're much more thorough and concise than I am in regards to constructive criticism.

@Ink-Berry, I would rather you not control dust since the power has some distinct ways to exploit it. If you want to come up with a different power, feel free.

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What is your goal with this power?

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Alright, I should start working on the response from Amaryth's defenses soon.

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Oh, that makes sense.

I never questioned whether a pair of items could be one relic myself.