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Yea I had noticed that XD

Anyway, I posted now. First fight. Normally I would ask how you want to progress in the OOC (on guard, checking every nook and cranny, with speed, etcetera) but its the first dungeon so it doesn't really matter

Or does it? (there could be a hidden door somewhere, but spoiler alert, there was nothing in that first room or in that first hallway)

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After all of the players had the chance to make their introductions with one another, it would come time to make a party. A window would appear in front of each of them, again their windows only visible to each others. It merely stated that all systems in the game were voice activated, meaning that Party Creation probably was as well, all of the windows so far a light azure color. It was rather nice compared to ordinary whites or browns that most other windows were. Whichever of the five players (ill leave this up to all of you) decided to create the party would see the following window appear before them.

Notification

What would you like to name this party

With no keyboard, they would probably have to use their voices to name the party since no keyboard seemed to appear. The first thing that they said though after the window appeared would make another one appear.

Notification

Would you like to name the party (Insert what your character first said here)

Yes [Y] No [N]

If they said no or pressed the No button, then the one asking what they wanted to name it appeared again, giving them another chance to name it, which in turn made the second window appear again. After deciding upon a name would come sending out party invites. Which was simply done by looking at a person and saying Party Invite, which needed to be done four times. Those who received the party invites would see the following windows appear before them.

Notification

(Insert Party Leader's Name Here has invited you to the party (Insert Party's Name here)

Accept [Y] Decline [N]

It seemed that this window, along with the two buttons, also had a timer counting down from 60 meaning that was how long each of the four who got the invites had to accept their party invite. Upon clicking the accept button or saying 'Yes' they would join the party, a window appearing notifying the party leader of the following.

Notification

(Insert Player's Name Here has joined the party.[/center]

After everyone had either joined the party or declined the invite for whatever reason, it would be time to proceed with the Quest. Of course, there was still time to give all of their things a lookover like their Stats, Skills, Journal, and etcetera. By saying a window's name, that window would open, and a swipe to the window itself in any location or a touch to top right hand corner of a window closed it. It seemed that this quest could be pretty hard, especially with how poorly the party was in terms of equipment. A starting weapon, standard clothes, and an accessory called a Sack, which was worn on the characters' backs, was all they had equipped. Inventory access was a bit different. Equipment could be seen by looking at Equipment, but in order to access Inventory they needed to actually open their Sacks, showing that the only item inside was a Money Pouch meant for holding money, this actually taking up a slot in their Sacks.

The Ranged characters had one other thing equipped that the others did not. They also had an additional accessory on their belts known as an Ammunition Pouch, which was meant for storing the small ammunition for their weapons, so naturally if they wanted to reload or get out a new piece of ammunition, they needed to reach into their Ammunition Pouch to do so.

Once everyone was ready to go, it was time to depart. The door awaited them patiently for them to enter it, and as they each entered it a bright light would engulf their vision. The light wasn't blinding, as they could see each other clearly, but other than that the entire area would be white before that faded again after a few moments. Now instead of a peaceful green field they were inside a small room dimly lit by torch light. It looked like some form of ruins or old abandoned fortress, but it was really hard to tell.

The room was made from simple stone, not really any definitive features other than an oaken door that held the way forward. It was dark though, so they would need to take a torch with them, so whoever didn't need both of their hands to fight, probably the Wand user, would need to take the torch to light the way.

The first hallway seemed incredibly bare. A basic hallway made of stone bricks with a brick here and there out of place either entirely or just crooked inside its slot on the wall, which was lined with cobwebs here and there. This place was old and decrepit, probably a Dungeon of some type most likely, carrying a smell of dust as if nothing had stirred that dust in ages.

The first room would soon be reached, another old oaken door entering into another empty room. Upon everyone entering this room though the door immediately shut behind them and vanished, leaving nothing but an empty wall, the door on the other side doing the same. The room went completely pitch black for a moment, before braziers on the walls erupted into flames brightening up the room and revealing that they were no longer alone in this somewhat bigger than the previous room room.

Blocking their path now were four goblinesque creatures. One held a small bow, another a sharp, deadly looking sword, a third seemed to be holding some very small, black rounded objects, most likely bombs of some kind, a pouch on its belt bulging with them, and a fourth appeared to be wearing what looked like tattered robes, which wasn't like the tattered tunics that the other three were wearing. They were all chittering, but luckily the party was not surprised and, before these goblins; although what the identity of these creatures would be impossible to tell for now since there were no ID tags or anything to identify them, could act; the party would have a chance to act, this most likely being the first stage in the Trial of Beginnings.

With this, the game had truly begun.

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I hate to do this, but I am going to skip Ominal. I do want to get things moving. He can make his intro post and catch up to this next post.

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Anyway, waiting on Ominal now.

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Maxxorlord said
peijsogioaiwjrqwmdvij. <------ Face to keyboard.Why you no specific gender?

Cause why not.

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Maxxorlord said
You got it, boss woman.

Either fixed that for you or made it incorrect. Assume what you will ;3

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Real Name: Yeshua Ben Abraham

Age: Sixteen

Gender: Male

Appearance

Yeshua ben Abraham stands at five feet two inches tall, and weighs one hundred and twenty two pounds. Due to his parents being of Israeli descent, Yeshua has the classic olive skin associated with the Middle East. His black hair and brown eyes also stem from his heritage. Said hair is always unkempt and rarely brushed. Yeshua’s brown eyes are always sparkling with the joy and carefree behavior he has become associated with. Interestingly enough, Yeshua is missing the first half of his left foot’s pinky toe; he lost that toe trying to crawl through some barbed wire as a child. Because of this, Yeshua always wears socks, only ever changing them when he’s sure he’s alone. Yeshua’s parents have kept Yeshua on a strict Jewish diet for as long as he can remember which has brought about the lack of fat on the boy’s body. He also, however, has a distinct lack of muscle.

Personality

Yeshua has been called many things in his life. Some have called him lazy, irresponsible, and irritating. Others say that he’s compassionate, joyful, and full of life. All of these names hold truth. Yeshua is indeed lazy; he rarely does his homework on time, and has to be constantly reminded by his parents to do his chores. He’s also irresponsible. He can rarely keep a hold of most items, especially things like pens, pencils, and paper. The only things Yeshua can really keep a track of are items he knows have value to him or others. The reason he is known as irritating is rather simple, really. He never pays attention to anything. Ever. He does poorly in school because he’s constantly day dreaming or sleeping. During conversations, Yeshua’s friends usually have to repeat every third sentence because they just pass over Yeshua’s head completely unnoticed. When he’s told to take notes on something or another, Yeshua usually begins doodling a picture so random that even he has no idea why he was thinking about it at the time.

However, the boy isn’t all bad. In his school, Yeshua is known as one of few people you can walk up to and pour out all your problems to. The best part is, he actually listens. Yeshua’s compassion knows few bounds, as is evident by his quickness to forgive and his swiftness to help somewhere in need. Of course, the seemingly unending pool of sympathy that is Yeshua is easily gullible. Even the worst actors can convince him a sob story is true. This usually means Yeshua spends most of his time carrying other people’s things and opening doors in out of the way places. A side effect of this need to help strangers is that Yeshua is always late. All of that aside, most people that know Yeshua appreciate his sympathy for their genuine issues. Even the people who chastise Yeshua for coming to class fifteen minutes after the bell, or home an hour after curfew, know that ninety nine percent of the time Yeshua was late because he was doing something that he thought mattered.

History

Yeshua was born to a third generation Jewish family in Neo Tokyo, Japerica. He had two older brothers and three younger sisters, and two loving parents. As a child, Yeshua went to private Jewish school with the rest of his sisters and one of his older brothers. He grew up learning the ways of an Orthodox Jew, and had a relatively normal childhood. The only real problem their family had was money. The problem wasn’t that they were poor; no, they had money to spare. The problem was that their father devoted almost all of his time to working to provide the life he felt his family deserved. His obsession with making money stemmed from his childhood, where his family was extremely poor, and forced to live day to day just trying to survive. Abraham’s (Yeshua’s father) workaholic behavior allowed his children whatever luxuries they desired. This extra money was what fueled Yeshua’s desire to play virtual reality video games. Slowly but surely, Yeshua’s father fell out of the faith; his mother soon followed a few years later. One by one the other children followed their example, until the only one who could bring Yeshua to synagogue every Saturday was his older brother, who made it his personal mission to drag Yeshua and his youngest sister to worship every Saturday.

Besides the split in the family on religious matters, Yeshua never had to deal with any sort of tragedy or issues. His biggest problems were homework and school. His life was easy; his life still is easy. But a little voice in Yeshua’s head always reminded him that not every lived the same easy life he did. That voice always reminded the Jewish teen that life, for many people, sucked. So, at the age of twelve, Yeshua made it his personal mission to help whoever he could however he could. There wasn’t too much Yeshua could do at his private, sheltered school. But that changed when, at fourteen, his father put him into a public learning environment. Yeshua tried to adapt, but he found himself the victim of bullying for his small size and strange religious practices. Yeshua wasn’t alone, though. He had attracted a number of close companions with his unending joy and compassion. Eventually the bullying stopped, as the bullies noticed that there was little fun in toying with someone who didn’t seem to care what happened to him. Life just kind of straightened itself out for Yeshua, and all was good when Grand Quest Online first popped onto the shelves…

Epic Points: 3

Character Name: Messiah

Appearance

Status Window

Level: 1

XP: 0

0/48 Points Remaining
STR: 6
VIT: 6
AGI: 10 (+1)
INT: 6 (+1)
WIS: 5
CHA: 5
SPI: 5
LUK: 5

HP: 37
HP Regen: 1

MP: 22
MP Regen: 1

Constitution: 4
Resistance: 3

Talent Window

Can put no more than 4 into one right now.

Talent Points: 30 + (1/3rd INT) = 32

Acrobatics (AGI): 4

Animal Handling (CHA):

Appraisal (INT): 4

Climbing (STR):

Crafting (INT): 4

First Aid (INT): 4

Fisticuffs (AGI):

Focus (WIS):

Herbalism (INT): 4

Knowledge (INT): 4

Manipulate Device (AGI):

Melee Weaponry (AGI):

Negotiation (CHA):

Observation (INT): 2

Performance (CHA):

Projectile Weaponry (AGI): 4

Sleight of Hand (AGI):

Stealth (AGI): 2

Thrown Weapons (AGI):

Attribute Window

Nimble: You are pretty swift on your feet. +1 AGI, +1 Acrobatics

Skill Window

Where your Skills are visible from. Your Starting Skill goes here as do these two.

??? (MAX Lv) (Passive): +1 AGI. ???

??? (MAX Lv) (Passive): +1 INT. ???

Aim (Lv 1: 0/100 XP) (Active: 10 MP): You focus and take careful aim at your target, allowing you to fire into a melee without accidentally hitting an ally by focusing your aim. Also when using this Skill, it can be combined with other Skills that affect your ranged weapon. If used on a foe who isn't in melee, you instead increase the accuracy of your shot by 1. This cannot be used on enemies close to you. To Level Up: Use this Skill, Hit an Enemy, Defeat an Enemy, Score a Critical.

Titles

None.

Inventory

Equipment

--Main Hand--
Simple Recurve Crossbow: A basic ranged weapon requiring little effort or training to use. Deals 1 - 12 Damage. Critical Range 1. Takes 5 Seconds to reload.

Off Hand:

Body:

Head:

Arms:

Feet:

--Accessories--
Sack: A basic, sturdy sack made of cloth and leather. Is a bit weather resistant. Holds 10 Items.

Ammunition Pouch: A belt pouch meant for holding small ammunition.

Sack

1/10 Slots Used

Money Pouch: 12,000 Sens (¥)

Ammunition Pouch

Crossbow Bolts (20): Basic crossbow bolts, nothing really special about these.

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Alright.

With that, your CS should be all done. Go ahead and make your Intro post.

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Also do remember that (this is for everyone since we haven't really started yet so there's still time to do this)

You can sacrifice two Talent and Stat points to get a second Attribute (Attributes do more than just boost talents and stats, some give special bonuses) at character creation, and whenever you get another Attribute from leveling up (Every 5th level) you can do the same to get a second attribute level (which can either give another Attribute or level up one of the attributes you currently have).

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All looks good, cept for the Skill. Yea, some sort of supernatural power (or just having flaming bolts) would be required for something like that.

I guess I could suggest the same sort of Skills I suggest for Ominal if your focus is going to be ranged weaponry.

Aim (Lv 1: 0/100 XP) (Active: 10 MP): You focus and take careful aim at your target, allowing you to fire into a melee without accidentally hitting an ally by focusing your aim. Also when using this Skill, it can be combined with other Skills that affect your ranged weapon. If used on a foe who isn't in melee, you instead increase the accuracy of your shot by 1. This cannot be used on enemies close to you. To Level Up: Use this Skill, Hit an Enemy, Defeat an Enemy, Score a Critical.

This, or

Proximity Shot (Lv 1: 0/100 XP) (Active) You can use a Ranged Weapon on enemies closer to you to increase damage, plus you fire and aim at such a speed where you are not open to counterattacks. Firing at enemies closer to you increases the damage of your Ranged Weapons by 10%.