Reflection

Toaru Majutsu no Index (A Certain Magical Index)/ Toaru Kagaku no Railgun (A Certain Scientific Railgun) Roleplay

I'd have to wait to see more character sheets, and what people make, before making my own. Because I'm not particularly familiar with this series.

Fate/Stay Night: Grail of Chaos (Reboot)

@Blueflame Makes sense. You'd probably have to fill in the class skills too.

An Error in Morality (A Cyberpunk Story)

So, this actually sounds pretty cool. Could do a thing where the people being killed have a hidden message coded into their DNA. Like launch codes for nukes or something, and certain organizations are interested in getting it due to its inherit value. After all, weapons are the thing that people kill for.

Or heck, it could be that the people all worked for a firm, with a vault that was never meant to be opened, so their DNA holds part of the codes? Or one guy does and the others are kind of designed to be decoys?

Fate/Stay Night: Grail of Chaos (Reboot)

@Blueflame Well, there are other classes, like Avenger, Strategist, Gatekeeper, and Saver. You're probably going to need to give a lot more info on those new Extra classes you made.

Fate/Stay Night: Grail of Chaos (Reboot)

@Blueflame I think it's just one of those things where Fate is a bit of a heavy series, and trying to do that in a Free RP is always going to be hit or miss.

Edit: Also Trickster, Illusionist, Executioner, and Alchemist aren't real classes. Since Illusionist and Alchemist are just Caster (since casters are just 'Anybody who uses magic' and illusions and alchemy are magic.) Executioner and Trickster can easily just be folded into the other classes as well.

Fate/Stay Night: Grail of Chaos (Reboot)

This could be interesting. Put me in as interested. I'll think on what kind of character I want to use. I'm stuck somewhere between using George Washington, or Hagen.

Fate/Crimson Dusk

[The Ottoman Empire Team] - At the Church

By the time the group had disbanded, all going to their own rooms, Aksha had retreated to the observation room. The strange little area, out of place amongst the older trappings of the church. He found that large groups didn't interest him. Rather, he found a certain enlightenment in a kind of open area, where others would visit of their own accord. The observatory, built by the quick hands of a servant, was rather spacious, and empty. A few projects lay around, clearly hinting at what the Archer servant was plotting for the war to come. The base designs for a large cannon like system were visible to Caster, if she could decipher them or cared to look at them in any length.

The rest of the room was lightly furnished. Most of it was pillows, or the odd trinket that may be hundreds of years old. Most of it was clearly personal, or carried from the owner's homeland. But the real treasure seemed to be a collection of texts. The wear on them seemed to make them as nearly a decade old, but it was clear they were much older. Much older. Clearly to be even that degraded was a miracle in itself. There, Aksha took a seat on a pile of pillows, almost like an old man would.

He didn't even blink when Caster appeared in the room. But then again, it was impossible to tell behind that mask. He could have been shocked and it would be completely hidden.
"Greetings, Caster. I thank you for coming." Aksha said, leaning forward, and pulling a book from the shelf he had placed himself besides. "My name, is Akshamsaddin, and I suspect you may know that name." He was aware, that while not much of a hero, the true Akshamsaddin had passed away centuries ago, and had found himself on the throne of heroes. Instead, the man who claimed to be Akshamsaddin was more or less a robot. A program carried through bacteria and viruses that took over the bodies of others. Acting as a pseudo immortality, of a sort. It would only take a moment for Caster to peer into the throne to know exactly who he was.
"I have lived many years, seeking knowledge and hoping to gain a greater understanding of the world. I am curious about the land you are from. Not in an attempt to use your identity against you, but rather... To ask for your help." He placed the book down, and it was a journal entry, the text facing Caster. The text was dated to nearly two hundred years ago, when he had come to a conclusion. "You see, I have reached a stone in my path of understanding. I have expanded my knowledge in no way that aids me. If you are a hero of the age of gods, then you know magic and spellcraft that I have never seen, or imagined. As such, I request, no, I plead, that you take me under your wing. As a student."
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Archer gazed over the distance, eyeing the little rodent that Caster sent into the woods. Nothing could escape his vision. And he had a suspicion that only time would tell the true meaning of this war. He felt Rider's presence rather easily, but didn't bother turning. They were clearly on the same side.

"My opinion on the war?" He mused, scratching his chin. Fingers brushed through his goatee. "You won't like it. But I suspect betrayal. The church seems controlling, wouldn't you say? A full ban on the third floor. If it was personal, they had more than enough time to ship it to a different location. After all, if the war comes to the church, it would risk destruction if it was something of historical necessity, or divine artifact." Slowly, he stood. "Rider, you are a leader in war, are you not? Most Riders are. You see, I suspect the church wasn't just chosen because of a convenience. There is more to this war. I can tell. Be ready for it."

DBZ: The Sagas of The Z Warrior

@Weird Tales I'm still here, just been busy, and not really able to post as much as I'd like.

:: Dragon Heart ::

Muko
@Sho Minazuki@Hitman

Muko was silent through the meeting. He didn't have much to say. Since it was pretty much just a quick briefing on a mysterious mage. The problem? Well, he was mysterious. Usually there was more info on these Dark Mages and their magic. Could this guy be sneaky? Did he use puppets? If he managed to completely avoid identification then it must be something with a trick to it. Maybe he WAS THE GUILD!? No, that sounded completely ridiculous. Maybe he shouldn't over think things. It usually ended up causing more trouble than it was worth. He didn't have long to ponder just what that might be, before the world shifted. Sending them spinning and tumbling, and Muko landed right on his face. Clearly lacking grace on that kind of situation.

Wiping dust and dirt from his clothing, Muko raised a hand through his hair, and brushed it back into the messiest possible way he could. Fire danced into a flat surface in his hand, creating a makeshift mirror in his grip. At the very least he could control that mess of a hairdo, because he had a particular brand of frizzled wild boy he had to attend to.

"To be honest, I think I should go, and you should stay." Muko said, rather defensively. Sure he wasn't the best in crowded spaces, but he wasn't about to take orders from an underling. "Imagine how they'd feel seeing a mage hunter show up asking questions? I doubt everybody is fully aware of how you came to work for Dragon Heart yet." He dropped the make-shift mirror, letting it shatter into littler particles of ice. Despite clearly doing it out of spite, it was clear he had a point too. Didn't help that everything about Vega was pretty evil looking. Evil scythe? Check. Evil outfit? Check. The only not immediately dark mage-ish thing about him was probably his underwear. Which Muko was pretty sure was puppies and rainbow printed.

Muko walked alongside, making his way to the guild hall. At the very least he could ask to speak to the Guild Master. That would be a lot more comfortable for him. "Right now, we're just tourists. That's the cover story."

DBZ: The Sagas of The Z Warrior

Well, if you're asking for opinions... Honestly, having to change the order of attacks, or events in order for the villain to properly fight, and the fact that he just died is very telling of the issues of having a bunch of characters fighting a single enemy. But, it's most likely just an early start kind of problem. I'm sure once characters are out doing other things, seperate of Raditz, we'll have more balanced fighting situations.

And possibly look into adding in small side things with new villains for players. I'd be up for doing something like that. Every once in a while a player could design a small obstacle character, like that kung fu guy from Dragonball. Mercenary Tao.