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Just your average D&D nerd.
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Looking for a Shadowrun 1x1 Check details here; roleplayerguild.com/posts/5…
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I'm just a D&D junkie between DMs.
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And I'm back!
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To all my players and writing partners; Don't worry! I've not vanished or forgotten you. I've had something come up, and will be taking the rest of this week off from my RPs. See you next week!
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I'm just wondering who's 'the closest'
I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm speechless.
Yea!
And while we're at it, we'll also tell him Traitor took nearly a week to post!
*stare*
And while we're at it, we'll also tell him Traitor took nearly a week to post!
*stare*
Short answer: A class 1 would be someone like Ptolemy. Someone so strong they had a W.M.D. named after them.
Long answer: The classification system is based off of personal experience (i.e., experience from every owner of the sword) based off of the rings reaction to a large number of magic users. It works by detecting the magic they give off. The stronger the magic, the higher the class. However, the better a magic user is, the less their inexperience will interfere with their magic, so the more potent the magic they give off will be. A level 2, like strange, is someone who has a mastery of magic. Not a specific magic, mind, like our Russian friend, but magic in general.
To get to the upper classifications takes something not-human. Basically, you have to start making the jump from a person to a monster to become that powerful. There is one level above class 1, which is class O. Not Zero, mind, but O. As in 'Oh!,' the sudden declaration of clairvoyant understanding that precedes the phrase, "we're fucked." At that point, you've gone from 'was human, is now monster' to just... 'is a monster.'
Long answer: The classification system is based off of personal experience (i.e., experience from every owner of the sword) based off of the rings reaction to a large number of magic users. It works by detecting the magic they give off. The stronger the magic, the higher the class. However, the better a magic user is, the less their inexperience will interfere with their magic, so the more potent the magic they give off will be. A level 2, like strange, is someone who has a mastery of magic. Not a specific magic, mind, like our Russian friend, but magic in general.
To get to the upper classifications takes something not-human. Basically, you have to start making the jump from a person to a monster to become that powerful. There is one level above class 1, which is class O. Not Zero, mind, but O. As in 'Oh!,' the sudden declaration of clairvoyant understanding that precedes the phrase, "we're fucked." At that point, you've gone from 'was human, is now monster' to just... 'is a monster.'
So... Smith was the only one who got upset that he was tricked into being forced to save the world?
Huh... gonna be shocking when everyone realizes that the 'special people' club has a normy in it...
<.<... I'm batman!
Huh... gonna be shocking when everyone realizes that the 'special people' club has a normy in it...
<.<... I'm batman!
Hot potato
Looks like we've got one left...
Has anyone heard from Traitor, by the by?
Has anyone heard from Traitor, by the by?
*sigh* Threatening the use of a super-weapon really does loose its charm when no one knows what it does.
And, hey, I was talking the whole time. Right up to the point everyone else stopped.... >.>
And, hey, I was talking the whole time. Right up to the point everyone else stopped.... >.>
Sooo... whose turn is it?
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