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TheBiddz said
I would absolutely always aim at someone's ankles.

Then they'd jump over your bullets.

Actually shooting someone's ankles would be hard at the best of times.

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Meh, people who use ranged weapons seldom have the good grace to ever even slightly miss center of mass, or the opponent's head.

Can't really expect anything less from your opponent if you're unrealistically accurate all the time.

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Having weaknesses no one could possibly know about is annoying though, I grant.

Fucking Khan's skeleton, it has a giant glowing thing in its chest and he called ballshit on my character aiming it once, the nerve. Sigurd had obviously played at least one of any video-game ever made.

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LeeRoy said
Dude I can see the weakness in every character, just because I see it doesn't mean it's non-metagamingly exploitable. Sometimes in character logic only goes so far, I'm not talkin' about yer mech Green, your mech has a hilariously blatant weakness. But I'm getting at stuff like: Golden Age Green Lantern's weakness was wood. Wood!How would you be able to learn this information in combat? Nobody in the arena has wooden weapons. Would they just conveniently be disarmed and find a stick to beat the shit out of him with? Sometimes weaknesses can be ridiculously dangerous, other times super obvious. But just because it's obvious doesn't mean it's exploitable. Example: Superman. Kryptonite, a material that's dangerously radioactive to humans. It's also incredibly rare. And then you've got normal human characters who are low tier, who are all weak to bullets. But we all know what happens when you shoot bullets in an RP.

I don't know, the Clockwork Man seems to have some pretty decent luck with his bullets.

It's all about preparation, no one wants to take a hit if all you do is say 'BOB RAISES HIS PISTOL AND PULLS THE TRIGGER YEAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!'

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Yup.

I could destroy that mech ridiculously easily with either the Clockwork Man or Fury. Though both would be reliant on it not just scourging the landscape with explosives from ten miles away.

Well, Fury would probably still survive.

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Don't you worry Skallagrim, you won't regret this. You can trust me.

Daeh Nolem the Mad God

Name: Daeh Nolem, The Mad God, The God Of Madness, The MelonHead

Age: Ageless, possibly, it’s rude to ask.

Gender: Male, hopefully, possibly, who really knows.

Race: Divine, MelonHead

Random descriptors: The God Of Madness, Daeh, can take any form he wishes. His default is a thin stick figure with a bulbous melon shaped head, roughly five feet in height.

Character Tier: High (God if unrestricted.)

Character Type: Critical Character- Background Character.

Physical Description: Will be described anytime the Melon God is present, expect it to change as rapidly as Daeh’s mood.

Personality Description: Madness, pure simple unaltered madness, and its glorious revolution across the cosmos.

Skills, powers and abilities: In his true form Daeh is just a personification of madness and can do anything within the stretches of his mad imagination, his avatar is somewhat more limited. It is capable of feats of immense strength, cited as throwing the Eifel tower at one point. It’s also capable of stretching itself to disproportionate sizes, changing shape and appearance at will, flying for no particular reason, shooting beams and energy blasts all of a heart-warming lime green colour. His avatar can also split itself, often into numerous melon heads, or just flying melons. However, its main restriction is that it cannot completely dominate minds driving foes insane instantaneously. It also lacks control of pocket dimensions and the like, having to depend upon rudimentary travel while in the Nexus. It’s still pretty goddamn powerful though, and can affect minds enough to make itself invisible or to cause terrifying illusions.

Character Equipment: Daeh can generate weapons if he wants them… which he rarely does, unless it appeals to his bitter and twisted mind.

Character History: Daeh is born from true chaos, but from within… he is a primal force of the element of madness, which is hard to describe… but so long as madness exists so does he. Over his many years he has recruited numerous individuals to his cause, to champion his beautiful crusade of spreading madness all over the darn place. This suits him more than just floating around doing it himself, because gods, even Daeh, are petty like that.

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So, can I have him as a background character? I promise he won't be exhibiting any powers past high tier, and he'll be a casual observer at best. It might motivate me to swap out an all star cast of Mad Acolytes as a faction at a later date if he's around.

I'll even limit myself to one planet a month, starting with Khan's.

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LeeRoy said
I don't like where this is going, having entire planets destroyed in a heartbeat doesn't sound fun or entertaining.

The person who's planet I ate felt the same, which made it all the more amusing.

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GreivousKhan said
Is this the melonheaded thing or that wizard dude?

Daeh Nelom

The God Of Madness, which happened to take the form of a Melon Head.

The wizard dude you might be thinking of was Solomon, who could manifest two giant puppet hands, he was so awesome.

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GreivousKhan said
I wonder who is more mental, Tablurauth or mad god.

The Mad God is two of one things, the god of madness, and a mad god.

You be the judge.

He also ate a planet.

Which had hilarious OOC consequences.