@The Jest, can you look over Landaus' new sheet?
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Two days ago, Noble Arms is indisputably four years old, spread out across three threads, and the third thread is still ongoing and about to reach the endgame...
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Can't believe that I actually got an RP close to its endgame, btw...
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Noble Arms is now either four years old, or three years and eleven months. The third thread had lasted for more than one year.
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My Roleplay, Noble Arms: The ASEAN War, will reach its 4th year in June or July. It's been a long journey.
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William's powers have been redone!
@Bartimaeus@LilSwifty@Inkarnate@Nyxira@Smike@silvermist1116@Rabidporcupine@Landaus Five-One@Nimbus@MK2:
I'll be removing the Fate Stay/Night elements in the RP, or at least greatly reducing the amount of them in it. I'll also be trying to make this RP different from Royal Rumble.
I'll be removing the Fate Stay/Night elements in the RP, or at least greatly reducing the amount of them in it. I'll also be trying to make this RP different from Royal Rumble.
@Inkarnate, Accepted.
@LilSwifty, Accepted.
William is now aged up to 18!
Lore Entry: The Custodians
The Custodians were once Angels, of every rank from Cherubim to Seraphs and even one Archangel, who rebelled against The One Deity and were cast down into the Universe, a thousand or so light-years from Historia, after their rebellion. After being cast down, the Custodians were made mortal, albeit with 'Metahuman' powers tied to their genetics, and unable to tap into Magic. Yet despite this, they retained their overwhelming knowledge of the physical world and sciences and used it to found first a civilization, then a Star Empire which oppressed lesser races.
There are two factions of Custodians, with the first being The Collective, which confusingly applies to both the thirteen former Seraphs and single Archangel which were now reduced into Metahumans, and their multitudes of followers and slaves in their Star Empire. The second is a resistance movement, The Repentant, which are led by one former Seraph and their followers, both 'original' Fallen and the children born to the Custodians when they became mortal.
And finally, it is rumored that the Unfallen Custodians, messengers of The One, still exist in Heaven, reforged into transcendent beings with additional powers which allow them to mentor and coordinate 'Risen Martyrs', the souls of mortals whose virtues In life had made them adequate replacements for the Custodians' duties in Heaven and Hell (which in this setting is closer to Purgatory and a place to reform and redeem sinners instead of torturing them forever). These Unfallen are detested by The Collective, who forbids mentioning their names in their dominions on pain of excruciating death.
As for the Fallen Archangel who now leads The Collective? He is now known as Ubersmench, and his powers give him near-invulnerability, super-strength which can destroy planets, flight, and heat vision as long as he is underneath a Yellow Sun...
Update:
I, Jest, and Windstormugly talked about Custodian Lore a bit more, and we decided to edit the Custodian's lore to make The One less intentionally dickish. Here is the lore in bullet points:
- The majority of Custodians didn't rebel, and are still in Heaven.
- Only a few thousand Custodians were cast down to the Universe.
- Fallen Custodians can breed with other Custodians to make full-blooded members of their race, and breed with other species to create Part-Custodians.
- Few Custodians ended up in Historia as Coyote did.
- The grand majority of Custodians founded a 'Star Empire' a thousand light-years away from Historia.
- The reason the Star Empire doesn't just invade Historia is that even with advanced technology, the Galaxy is still very big and it's hard to find one single planet. Thus, they have to be summoned by [SPOILER] or be extremely lucky.
The Custodians were once Angels, of every rank from Cherubim to Seraphs and even one Archangel, who rebelled against The One Deity and were cast down into the Universe, a thousand or so light-years from Historia, after their rebellion. After being cast down, the Custodians were made mortal, albeit with 'Metahuman' powers tied to their genetics, and unable to tap into Magic. Yet despite this, they retained their overwhelming knowledge of the physical world and sciences and used it to found first a civilization, then a Star Empire which oppressed lesser races.
There are two factions of Custodians, with the first being The Collective, which confusingly applies to both the thirteen former Seraphs and single Archangel which were now reduced into Metahumans, and their multitudes of followers and slaves in their Star Empire. The second is a resistance movement, The Repentant, which are led by one former Seraph and their followers, both 'original' Fallen and the children born to the Custodians when they became mortal.
And finally, it is rumored that the Unfallen Custodians, messengers of The One, still exist in Heaven, reforged into transcendent beings with additional powers which allow them to mentor and coordinate 'Risen Martyrs', the souls of mortals whose virtues In life had made them adequate replacements for the Custodians' duties in Heaven and Hell (which in this setting is closer to Purgatory and a place to reform and redeem sinners instead of torturing them forever). These Unfallen are detested by The Collective, who forbids mentioning their names in their dominions on pain of excruciating death.
As for the Fallen Archangel who now leads The Collective? He is now known as Ubersmench, and his powers give him near-invulnerability, super-strength which can destroy planets, flight, and heat vision as long as he is underneath a Yellow Sun...
Update:
I, Jest, and Windstormugly talked about Custodian Lore a bit more, and we decided to edit the Custodian's lore to make The One less intentionally dickish. Here is the lore in bullet points:
- The majority of Custodians didn't rebel, and are still in Heaven.
- Only a few thousand Custodians were cast down to the Universe.
- Fallen Custodians can breed with other Custodians to make full-blooded members of their race, and breed with other species to create Part-Custodians.
- Few Custodians ended up in Historia as Coyote did.
- The grand majority of Custodians founded a 'Star Empire' a thousand light-years away from Historia.
- The reason the Star Empire doesn't just invade Historia is that even with advanced technology, the Galaxy is still very big and it's hard to find one single planet. Thus, they have to be summoned by [SPOILER] or be extremely lucky.
The Custodians
The Custodians were once Angels, of every rank from Cherubim to Seraphs and even one Archangel, who rebelled against The One Deity and were cast down into the Universe, a thousand or so light-years from Historia, after their rebellion. After being cast down, the Custodians were made mortal, albeit with 'Metahuman' powers tied to their genetics, and unable to tap into Magic. Yet despite this, they retained their overwhelming knowledge of the physical world and sciences and used it to found first a civilization, then a Star Empire which oppressed lesser races.
There are two factions of Custodians, with the first being The Collective, which confusingly applies to both the thirteen former Seraphs and single Archangel which were now reduced into Metahumans, and their multitudes of followers and slaves in their Star Empire. The second is a resistance movement, The Repentant, which are led by one former Seraph and their followers, both 'original' Fallen and the children born to the Custodians when they became mortal.
And finally, it is rumored that the Unfallen Custodians, messengers of The One, still exist in Heaven, reforged into transcendent beings with additional powers which allow them to mentor and coordinate 'Risen Martyrs', the souls of mortals whose virtues In life had made them adequate replacements for the Custodians' duties in Heaven and Hell (which in this setting is closer to Purgatory and a place to reform and redeem sinners instead of torturing them forever). These Unfallen are detested by The Collective, who forbids mentioning their names in their dominions on pain of excruciating death.
As for the Fallen Archangel who now leads The Collective? He is now known as Ubersmench, and his powers give him near-invulnerability, super-strength which can destroy planets, flight, and heat vision as long as he is underneath a Yellow Sun...
The Custodians were once Angels, of every rank from Cherubim to Seraphs and even one Archangel, who rebelled against The One Deity and were cast down into the Universe, a thousand or so light-years from Historia, after their rebellion. After being cast down, the Custodians were made mortal, albeit with 'Metahuman' powers tied to their genetics, and unable to tap into Magic. Yet despite this, they retained their overwhelming knowledge of the physical world and sciences and used it to found first a civilization, then a Star Empire which oppressed lesser races.
There are two factions of Custodians, with the first being The Collective, which confusingly applies to both the thirteen former Seraphs and single Archangel which were now reduced into Metahumans, and their multitudes of followers and slaves in their Star Empire. The second is a resistance movement, The Repentant, which are led by one former Seraph and their followers, both 'original' Fallen and the children born to the Custodians when they became mortal.
And finally, it is rumored that the Unfallen Custodians, messengers of The One, still exist in Heaven, reforged into transcendent beings with additional powers which allow them to mentor and coordinate 'Risen Martyrs', the souls of mortals whose virtues In life had made them adequate replacements for the Custodians' duties in Heaven and Hell (which in this setting is closer to Purgatory and a place to reform and redeem sinners instead of torturing them forever). These Unfallen are detested by The Collective, who forbids mentioning their names in their dominions on pain of excruciating death.
As for the Fallen Archangel who now leads The Collective? He is now known as Ubersmench, and his powers give him near-invulnerability, super-strength which can destroy planets, flight, and heat vision as long as he is underneath a Yellow Sun...
-Character Retconned Out-
NPC Character Sheet - Permitted by the Original Maker
Name: Eclair Deimos Edrigan-Ganze
Appearance:
Age: 52 but looks 23
Bio: Alto’s wife. Nergal’s adoptive daughter. Mysterious backstory.
More to follow.
'Eclair' is actually a dream projection by the real Eclair, who had retreated into a pocket dimension within a pocket dimension caused by her dreams and her latent magic.
Mundane Skills:
Magic: Eclair Deimos Edrigan-Ganze has magic even Gilgamesha knows not, and she and Rialto ‘Alto’ Ganze, her husband, are regarded as the main reasons Gilgamesha does not just stomp Ishtar to the dirt. For Eclair Deimos Nergal has a power that can defend against even Gilgamesha, but cannot be used to attack her in turn. This power, Game Magic, is something she developed to protect against opponents much stronger than her and force them into situations of weakness while giving her every chance of losing…
Let’s Play a Game - Eclair warps herself and a number of other folk (up to 100) into a dimensional space programmed with the ruleset of a thousand and one games, some as simple as tag or hide and seek, others as complicated as World of Shadow Running Hammer 40k (fictional tabletop game). Inside said dimensional space, all powers, weapons, and magic are disabled or altered to fit the rules of the game (for example, in a racing game, you get a vehicle with a paint job themed after your powers instead of your powers themselves). Not even Gilgamesha and her hundreds of Artifact Weapons are immune to this ability.
The drawback to this, however, is that no one, including Eclair, can leave until one ‘wins’ the selected game. Nor can Eclair change the rules at a whim, and nor can she cheat, although she can use loopholes and overpowered optimization to eke out a victory. And god forbid that she put you in a Dating Sim/Game…
Needless to say, Alto’s Metahuman Power and Magic allows him to win most of Clara’s games, and he becomes more formidable when he is playing with Clara to ensure that she wins…
Optional Penalty: Death Game - Used only in great duress, Clara can decree that anyone who loses one of her games dies, but the drawback to this is that this applies to her as well - If she declares a Death Game and she loses, she is doomed.
The Deeper World - A second pocket dimension accessible only by 1.) Winning thirteen consecutive games of any type in a row, or 2.) Magic which affects Dreams and Imagination. Here, the real Eclair can be found, drifting in an ocean of pure dream-stuff, her aging slowed to Alto's level.
Personality: Cunning, calculating, cruel, and loves Alto.
Faction (Marduk, Ishtar, or Cassandra Club when it's founded): Ishtar.
Are you a Descendant of the Illuminated Poet?: N
Name: Eclair Deimos Edrigan-Ganze
Appearance:
Age: 52 but looks 23
Bio: Alto’s wife. Nergal’s adoptive daughter. Mysterious backstory.
More to follow.
'Eclair' is actually a dream projection by the real Eclair, who had retreated into a pocket dimension within a pocket dimension caused by her dreams and her latent magic.
Mundane Skills:
Magic: Eclair Deimos Edrigan-Ganze has magic even Gilgamesha knows not, and she and Rialto ‘Alto’ Ganze, her husband, are regarded as the main reasons Gilgamesha does not just stomp Ishtar to the dirt. For Eclair Deimos Nergal has a power that can defend against even Gilgamesha, but cannot be used to attack her in turn. This power, Game Magic, is something she developed to protect against opponents much stronger than her and force them into situations of weakness while giving her every chance of losing…
Let’s Play a Game - Eclair warps herself and a number of other folk (up to 100) into a dimensional space programmed with the ruleset of a thousand and one games, some as simple as tag or hide and seek, others as complicated as World of Shadow Running Hammer 40k (fictional tabletop game). Inside said dimensional space, all powers, weapons, and magic are disabled or altered to fit the rules of the game (for example, in a racing game, you get a vehicle with a paint job themed after your powers instead of your powers themselves). Not even Gilgamesha and her hundreds of Artifact Weapons are immune to this ability.
The drawback to this, however, is that no one, including Eclair, can leave until one ‘wins’ the selected game. Nor can Eclair change the rules at a whim, and nor can she cheat, although she can use loopholes and overpowered optimization to eke out a victory. And god forbid that she put you in a Dating Sim/Game…
Needless to say, Alto’s Metahuman Power and Magic allows him to win most of Clara’s games, and he becomes more formidable when he is playing with Clara to ensure that she wins…
Optional Penalty: Death Game - Used only in great duress, Clara can decree that anyone who loses one of her games dies, but the drawback to this is that this applies to her as well - If she declares a Death Game and she loses, she is doomed.
The Deeper World - A second pocket dimension accessible only by 1.) Winning thirteen consecutive games of any type in a row, or 2.) Magic which affects Dreams and Imagination. Here, the real Eclair can be found, drifting in an ocean of pure dream-stuff, her aging slowed to Alto's level.
Personality: Cunning, calculating, cruel, and loves Alto.
Faction (Marduk, Ishtar, or Cassandra Club when it's founded): Ishtar.
Are you a Descendant of the Illuminated Poet?: N
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