Raineh Daze

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Well... not really? Even though I'm confused how you can force choke three people and something like two tons of metal in one go, it kind of... assumes people's arms can't move? Which is a problem where 2/3 of those only need to move their arms to retaliate (hell, D.Va only needs to move her fingers).

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And posted.

I know, my Vader post does look to be a little bit of auto-something, but this is just me also trying to characterize Vader a bit and show some info of what he knows of Set Harth. This is the only bit I'll be doing, the rest will be all hands on deck. I hope you guys understand.

If you guys have any problems or think it can be improved (or improvised), please let me know. For I am aware of what I posted and I'm not afraid to change some things if need be.

@Lmpkio

So... how about we just stop playing our characters and let you do it? Because you've already decided that everything we can do is impotent enough that there's no point waiting for it. :/

Since you went from "everyone is choked" to "that means they're not doing anything at all", which is a... big step.

Fu Sonzai no Genso: An Urban Fantasy Mystery RP(Raineh Daze and VitaVitaAR)(Eventually open to two more players!)

"Is my help required for this, or should I prepare for possible violence?" the apprentice asked, thinking back to the maid's statement about being... well, hit in the face. If they actually went out to recover the vase in person and one of the thieves was injured, it seemed quite likely that things would get out of hand.

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@Raineh Daze
He harms his enemies by healing himself with their lifeforce. Could rp it as the enemy withering slightly, while he became more lively, while his wounds close.

@supertinyking

I mean, let's be honest, that doesn't work from a story perspective given... everything ever written about Middle Earth. But from a roleplay perspective it's only one step above trying to introduce RPG mechanics like "quarter your HP" that cause nothing but weird arguments and dissociated effects.

For instance, someone once had an ability that was supposed to quarter your HP. It opened a black hole in you. <_>

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Draining health doesn't really make sense out of gameplay mechanics?

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@Raineh Daze You are constantly making snarky comments towards wraith about her character and claiming she's god modding when Gilgamesh is completely a god mod character

@Masterkeun

I think we're encountering a difference in vocabulary, here. God modding, so far as I've ever known, is taking control of someone else's character in some way--so, attacking and saying "your character is now choked". It's roleplaying without letting the other player intervene in their own character's fate.

Which has nothing to do with what I've done or am doing. I'm mostly trying to establish Wraith's view on someone approaching Magnus as trivially as Magnus seems to be treating someone else, since Gilgamesh is a terrible match-up for magic users.

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@Raineh Daze just so you know your glass house is pretty fragile and I'd suggest stop throwing stones from it.

@Masterkeun

You do realise that proverb's about hypocrisy and none of my characters have even tried to hit anyone, right? xD

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@VitaVitaAR ... Alright fine. It doesn't even matter, but if it's such a big deal to you, then fine. But I am putting zero effort into this inconvenient edit.

@Wraithblade6

And there'll be less of this in future if you don't assume that every phrasing and every comment means permission to land a hit. Seriously, you seem to get from someone acknowledging something to "that means it hit" too quickly.

Plus, since you asked: every single weapon Gil has is at least as dangerous as Roukanken. His default projectiles are things like Gae Bolg, Dainsleif, and the Kusanagi. ;P

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Reinhardt Wilhelm

Soon enough, the one that Set had been fearing wandered in. If it hadn't been for the armour, one would have seen the sheer level of excitement that this induced in the old man: of all the things that could brazenly show up in this crazy world, nothing less than a living, breathing (to an extent) film villain? Reinhardt could still remember being introduced to the classics in his childhood, the bombastic theme that went with them...

He promptly stopped humming.

That's right, this was a villain. Not an irredeemable one but someone to take seriously, even if it was the stuff of childhood fantasy to imagine fighting. He couldn't let his guard slip for even an instant--first, deal with Vader, then make sure to not turn his back on Set!

"Vader! Your days of villainy are at an end! Reinhardt Wilhelm shall face you in glorious combat and bring you to your senses!"

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<Snipped quote by Raineh Daze>

Much like with Leman Russ, who was also impervious to magic, Gilgamesh would probably kill Magnus. Magic is Magnus' thing, and even casting enhancement magic on himself to improve his speed and strength, he'd still be too unskilled to hold out in physical combat against a melee expert. The only catch is that Gil would have to have a weapon that could do significant damage. Mag's daemon form is much more durable than his mortal form ever was.

@Wraithblade6

I take it you didn't look at the bio.