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Heaven & Hell meet Earth (working title) -- 14-A/Mature Content - FULL

Yeah, that might be a better idea. I'll keep the main story in mind, so if it fails maybe we can reboot it in the future.

Heaven & Hell meet Earth (working title) -- 14-A/Mature Content - FULL

@KazAlkemi
Yeah, sorry about kind of dropping off. A lot of things kind of combined to stop me from doing much in this. I'll see if I can get a post up, but it it does end up that too much time has passed, then I don't really know what to do.

A Truly "Gifted" Life (Ignore post count)

Hey, sorry I haven't posted yet. I still haven't been quite sure how to introduce Nick yet. I'll try and get one up tomorrow though.

Sol City [Modern Slice of Life] . (CHAPTER ONE COMPLETED!) . ARCHIVED

I'll try to get a post up tomorrow.

The games we play

Ooh, that actually sounds interesting... An MMO based around a buddy system. I guess it might be kind of like the more recent fire emblem games, with special bonuses and limited sharing of stats between partners.

And yeah, I guess you're right about making sure we don't miss game details, but maybe just the basics. Then we can make new aspects up in IC and maybe note them down in the OOC so we don't end up forgetting them.

The games we play

Alright, cool! So, I'm gonna go with the idea that he usually loved games, but he was just nervous about this game specifically, because of all the stories and animu focused around the idea of virtual reality games going terribly wrong. Later on, he realises that he still really wants it, but he's not gonna say he was wrong!

Would you be opposed to the friendship starting a little earlier, like maybe around ten or something?

As for in the game, maybe something like friendly rivals who tend to irk the crap out of each other, but get pushed together so often that they end up liking each other anyway? Or maybe just let it go naturally and see how it ends up.

I feel like we could afford to leave the game mechanics a little open ended, just so we can have a bit of fun with it in the IC. Unless you want it to be properly laid out right at the start, in which case go ahead.

I feel like it might pay to make a more detailed character sheet, considering they've been best friends as long as they have. It would be kind of weird if they didn't know certain things about each other.

And the stuff with the university and dorms are fine, yeah.

Finally, the same sex part. I don't wanna seem like an ass or anything, but it wasn't really what I expected when I came in. I mean, I could probably still give it a try, but I'm not sure I'd fully be able to get into it, you know?

Winds of Change: A Re:Creators-Inspired Multiverse RP

@PKMNB0Y Yeah, no, I was beginning to have second thoughts myself. It was mostly because of Donnels apparently supernatural dodging ability, Sol, and the fact that he's all around super likable.

Now I'm thinking the Hero of Kvatch, super awesome, pretty much no ability in the speech skill. It'll be great.

Slice of Life?

Oh, cool yeah, that's alright. Sorry if I seemed kind of pushy, I was just a little nervous that this might've faded away like a few other RPs I've been interested in in the past. But yeah, a proper OOC would be good. Thanks.

A Truly "Gifted" Life (Ignore post count)

So what's actually happening in the ranch house with the wanderers? Because I want to introduce Nick but I'm don't want to miss something important when I post.

A Truly "Gifted" Life (Ignore post count)

Nick

Full Name: Nick

Nicknames/Aliases: The Anthropomorphic Hurricane (self-given), The Fool of the Desert, The Idiot with the Swords.

Age: 23

Gender: Male

Gift: Mental Weapon Summoning/Levitation
Whenever Nick touches a weapon, he stores it in a 'vault' within his mind. He can then summon a copy of that weapon and move it with his mind. He can currently summon a total of six weapons at a time before it causes large-scale internal damage though, and even summoning a single weapon causes a certain level of strain to his brain. This strain grows for things with lots of moving parts like firearms, to the point where he can only summon two rifle-level guns at one time without his brain exploding. Finally, while difficult to accomplish, if one of his weapons should break properly, it has a similar effect to a flashbang going off directly in front of his eyes.

Loyalty: Just another dumb Ashlander.

Description:
Nick is tall and somewhat muscular, with short, messy black hair and a smile that all to often gets mistaken for a smirk.

Personality:
In a word, Nick is friendly. Like, stupidly friendly. He is the kind of person who will try to start a conversation and help people whenever he can, whether he's in a town centre full of friends or a secluded tavern filled with generic baddies. His judge of character is almost famous for how terrible it is, something that can be clearly seen during interaction with some of the less savoury members of society.

It definitely takes a lot to make him legitimately annoyed. Should you actually manage to get him angry, however, his entire demeanour will change. He will grow cold, calculated, and quiet, and fight with an almost mechanical efficiency. Get him beyond that point, and he will tear through any opposition to reach you.

In the end though, he's very naive, hoping for the best of people even when its clear that someone is beyond saving. He believes that almost anyone can be redeemed, sometimes acting rather desperately to prove that belief is correct. Perhaps it has something to do with his past, of which he speaks so little...

Skills:
He is quite skilled with multiple forms of weaponry, spending a good chunk of his time practicing with the ones he summons.

He can be surprisingly clever and efficient when making plans, and he's even better at improvising when said plans fail horribly! The improvisation may not always include smart actions, but it usually works out...

He's not a bad cook, at least according to him. This rarely comes up though, so whatever.

Weaknesses:

He can be kind of an idiot, especially during the heat of the moment. He is also an incredibly bad judge of character.

He has a weird sense of humour, with many of his jokes just not landing, and its not uncommon for people to think he's insane from some of the worse ones.

His weapon summoning can take a lot out of him, depending on the intricacy of the weapon being summoned. Specifically, a large number of moving parts within a weapon will make it take a decent amount of energy to summon.

His smile sometimes makes it look like he's trying to pick a fight.

Brief History:
Not a lot is actually known about Nicks past. He simply appeared in a random town a couple of months ago, entering the tavern and asking the nearest person if there was anything he could do to help them, while simultaneously asking why no one was answering him when he tried to talk to them.

Two days later, he could be seen in the outskirts of the town, surrounded by the small gang of bandits led by the man he'd approached in said tavern. No one knows exactly what happened in those two days, and the only clues to what it might have been was the cold glare on Nicks face. Finally, after what felt like hours but was really just minutes, Nick made his move, showing himself as the true badass he was. He summoned a zweihander and threw it at the man.

And then sprinted past him when he dodged it, terror clear on his face.

As Nick dashed back into the wasteland, the leader of the bandits took his gang and gave chase, shouting about how he would teach him how they deal with people who pull stunts like his. Screams, shouts and gunfire rang could be heard all the way back in town for the entire day, many of them clearly Nicks from the voice, and only stopping after three or four hours.

When they finally did stop, a group of lawmen travelled to the sight to investigate. Instead of the single, obliterated corpse they expected to find, they were surprised to see a majority of the gang, all unconscious but still alive, tied up and left lying on the ground. Scratched into the dirt next to them was a short message apologising for the noise and a crudely drawn picture of Nicks smiling face.

And so began the tale of the Fool of the Desert.

Other:
I mean, I'm sure anyone whose seen the show I'm referencing will realise who Nick is based on, just by the personality, but I added a nice new stupid nickname just in case. It's also his favourite character, hence why he gave that nickname to himself.