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I thought it was mountain dew and doritos with you guys.
“I have someone to kill.”

Fury darted forward, left arm raised and hand outstretched, aiming to grab Kanitah’s right shoulder to steady him. Regardless of the success of this move however Fury would have no choice but to release the pent up energy he had stored, following up with an underarm palm strike that would precede the sudden explosive force of his condensed energy blast escaping his control. The blast would arc out from his right palm, engulfing whatever lay in front of him, which if he had obtained his grab would almost certainly be Kanitah’s upper-torso. The grab was an important step in the attack though, should it succeed Fury could hold Kanitah still, ensuring he was not simply blasted back by the attack and that he could not dodge effectively, but would instead feel the full brunt of Fury’s devastating power.
Includes hitting each other, in a totally playful manner, and watching a kid fart himself awake.


The basis for any story-book romance, I'd say.
Well, that's because I'm newb yo, I don't know how to put the thing under the thing. :K

Also I have that swordsmen I entered into the four way Rilla has, I can use him.



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Also I thought you were going to use his powered up version? Their about the same level of endurance at that point.


I'm keeping the Clockwork Man in his original form for now, partly for story purposes and partly because I prefer it and find it more balanced.
I've seen Arauka, he seems a little too stacked for my characters, even the Clockwork Man would be shit outta luck in his original bronze form.
I'm about to have a space free as Rilla has had to flee in fear of my power.

Point being, I'm going to need a new ranked battle, anyone want to challenge one of my characters? I'd particularly like to use the Clockwork Man soon if possible.
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Actually dreamed about this fight last night, was a fucking baller dream.


That's when you realise you're invested almost too much
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It's more of a nervous shuffle as he comes up with some kind of hapless plan.


Throw dirt at Fury's face, third times a charm.
I don't think you guys can appreciate how terrible this is for us. We're used to temperatures around 5-15 degrees at most the vast majority of the time. Imagine if your average temperature suddenly doubled over the course of a few weeks.

Quick check, our average temperature annually is 8.5, so there you go, apparently HELL HAS COME TO EARTH AND LANDED ON MY COUNTRY.

IM MELTING
Would you consider the xenomorphs from the Alien franchise as creatures that consider themselves evil, @MelonHead? They're always chaotic evil.

For the more interactive characters of that alignment, the less complex excuses used will typically "its fun" or "I can" or "its necessary". Just because everyone else considers their acts to be evil, rarely means that they themselves do. Many chaotic evil characters are incapable of restraint for some reason or other. When you're incapable of that, you generally can't decide whether you're good or evil.
For far better explanation and examples, we send you here.

We'd suggest going with a fairly standardized plot,@Blackmist16. Maybe a small twist or two to make it unique, but make the essence what others have done before.


Heh, Xenomorphs are a bad example because they are definitely not Chaotic Evil, everything they do is based around their drive to see their species survive and so they must acquire hosts to propagate themselves. They would probably be neutral in terms of alignment.

I'm not saying I disagree with your view that 'evil' characters are usually labelled as such by the good guys as a result of their differing ideologies, but I think there are definitely some exceptions to this, certain archetypes which are fully aware that they are evil and their actions are morally reprehensible. Demons for example, which just don't give a shit that they're doing terrible things, and Vampires sometimes as I mentioned.

I suppose the only evil characters which are aware they are evil are characters capable of having doubts about their actions, or have a sense of morality that they are breaking for some reason (like Vampires)
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