My internet sucks harder than a freaking Dyson. Maybe we should try this another day. I think I'm going to get the first post completed and then make sure the IC is ready to go.
BTW, Vern is in.
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I'm not seeing you on the list . . .
As I said, just think about how much it takes to learn a new form of summoning. There are a lot of people even in the real world who say that Fusion is more than enough for them.
They're great. So what's your username on DN so I can find you?
Think about it this way, Eklipse. When you watch the ARC-V anime, Yuzu started off with a Special Summon-heavy deck. When she wanted to learn to Fusion Summon, it took her a long time to figure it out, even for just summoning one monster. When Yuya first discovered Pendulum Summon, he was entranced by the power of his pendulum, so when he looked back on the event later, figuring out the mechanic was a pain in the backside. Gongenzaka even numbers how many tries it took before Yuya even got it right (over 300). And don't tell me that when you first started playing Yu-Gi-Oh!, that all the summoning methods made sense immediately. When Synchro came out, it took me a while to figure out exactly how the Summon of them worked because it was so different from fusion. Xyz was similar, but I caught on to that a lot quicker. Only thing that gave me difficulty was Level vs. Rank and all that. And when Pendulum was introduced, I can list countless well-versed Duelists who looked at that with a stunned look. Having three methods of Summon is a no-can-do. One ED monster is what I'm going to limit you to. Even my one Special Summon character who has a Fusion monster doesn't even technically have anything out of bounds. It's Special Summoned, but not Fusion Summoned. I have to put my foot down here on this law. I said no exceptions. Sorry, but GM's word goes. Pick maybe ONE of those extra deck monsters.
@Charak: Give me a little while to throw Brent's Deck together and I will.
@Josh: If everyone is in agreement that Brent and Amelia should be the Duelists, then I have no arguments.
@Charak: Give me a little while to throw Brent's Deck together and I will.
@Josh: If everyone is in agreement that Brent and Amelia should be the Duelists, then I have no arguments.
Welcome back to the gang, Amaya. :)
Amelia now has a Yang Zing Deck? Cool. Oh, and you guys didn't have to repost your Character Sheets, but whatever. I'll get everything fixed up for the IC this afternoon. I've got church this morning and then I'm free to get everything together.
Like before, though, I'm wanting this to start with an exhibition Duel. Don't care between whom. Basically, the purpose for an exhibition Duel is to display what the students can do if they join the school, meaning this should be between veteran students of grades 7 through 9. This could be a one on one of two students from different courses, or it could be a teamed two-vs-two. Either way, the Duel will be written in titanpad. (Scar and the rest of the old crew know how this works. If you need pointers, there are more than enough of us who can lend them.) But anyway, while I'm at church, feel free to figure out which of us are going to be involved in the exhibition.
@Eklipse: I'm sticking closely to the "Only One Course" rule. No exceptions. Later on in the RP, you may be able to add to your schedule if you feel like being an overachiever, but there must be some degree of working up to that point of awesome. And considering your guy is in sixth grade, I don't think he's going to be jumping straight into Junior Youth overwhelmed with courses.
@Charak: You're on DN? Awesome. I'll have to Duel you sometime.
Like before, though, I'm wanting this to start with an exhibition Duel. Don't care between whom. Basically, the purpose for an exhibition Duel is to display what the students can do if they join the school, meaning this should be between veteran students of grades 7 through 9. This could be a one on one of two students from different courses, or it could be a teamed two-vs-two. Either way, the Duel will be written in titanpad. (Scar and the rest of the old crew know how this works. If you need pointers, there are more than enough of us who can lend them.) But anyway, while I'm at church, feel free to figure out which of us are going to be involved in the exhibition.
@Eklipse: I'm sticking closely to the "Only One Course" rule. No exceptions. Later on in the RP, you may be able to add to your schedule if you feel like being an overachiever, but there must be some degree of working up to that point of awesome. And considering your guy is in sixth grade, I don't think he's going to be jumping straight into Junior Youth overwhelmed with courses.
@Charak: You're on DN? Awesome. I'll have to Duel you sometime.
OOC for you peeps. Still got some work to do, but it's there.
Leo Duel School (often shortened to LDS), one of the biggest and most prestigious Duel Academies in the world. A year and a half ago, the first Pendulum Summon was performed by a youth known as Yuya Sakaki. Since then, Pendulum Summoning has become one of Leo Duel School's pillar Summoning Courses.
You are a student (or perhaps a professor, or in one case, a janitor) at LDS. Your life is pretty normal for the most part. Just like anyone, you strive to be the best at what you do. That may range from simply being the best of your course, or being the best in the school. You attend one of the seven LDS Summoning Courses: Tribute Summon, Special Summon, Fusion Summon, Ritual Summon, Synchro Summon, Xyz Summon, or Pendulum Summon. Of course, nothing is never as simple as it seems at LDS. But hush, I didn't say anything about that.
Ladies and gentlemen! (as Yuya Sakaki would say) I present to you, the Yu-Gi-Oh! Summon Masters Roleplay, where all forms of Summoning run amok! Firstly, let's lay down some ground rules.
Firstly, understand that we will be scripting our Duels. If using a Random Number Generator would make you more comfortable, then feel free. We will also be incorporating Action Duels into this RP. Now for some ground rules.
1) Don't power-play all the time. We understand that it's fun to obliterate our opponents in a single turn sometimes, but try to contain yourself. There will be consequences for those who overdo the unrealistic power-play strategies.
2) As this takes place in an anime setting, we will be using the anime-based 4000 LP counter rather than 8000. This also helps with not having overwhelming walls-of-text for a single Duel.
3) Follow your Yu-Gi-Oh! Rule Guide! With this said, understand that there are some new rules that came into play toward the end of ZEXAL and the beginning of ARC-V. For example: The player who has the first turn skips his/her draw phase, and two Field Spell Cards can be in play at the same time.
4) You may attend ONE (and ONLY ONE) Summon Course for the moment. That means that said course will be your major form of Summoning. This does not bar Tribute Summoning from players who focus on another form, or the Generic Special Summoning, but please try not to use an overwhelming amount of other forms.
5) We will follow the most recent TCG Advanced Format Forbidden & Limited Lists. However, I will allow each character to have ONE Forbidden Card each, and only ONE copy of that card.
6) Please stay away from using cards that were painfully rare or unique in the anime. I won't argue with someone using a Blue-Eyes, but things like Signer Dragons, Egyptian Gods, and Numbers are difficult, if not impossible, to duplicate. If possible, please refrain from using them, as this is in the anime setting.
7) Anime-Exclusive and Manga-Exclusive cards will be available within reason. If I state one as unfair, then I will place it where appropriate on our personal Limited/Forbidden List. That said, some of them will have modified effects to make them fair.
8) During Action Duels, the Action Cards received will be RANDOMIZED. There is no exception. The reason is that there are detrimental Action Trap Cards that no one would grab if it weren't randomized. A list of Action Cards with Random Number Values can be found below.
9) RPGuild rules still apply. No exceptions.
10) Keep things rated PG (at MOST PG-13, but preferably PG). Yu-Gi-Oh! IS NOT something that should be for more mature audiences.
11) Have Fun! If you're playing an unfair deck that's not fun for anyone (*coughpropheciescough*), then why play? Please do this for entertainment, not for a 100% imaginary win-record.
ACTION CARDS:
Generic:
1) Avoid
2) Miracle
3) Nightmare Prey
4) Wings of Dimension
5) Transparent
Action Kitchen:
06) Battle Burner
07) Energy Mate
08) Excellent Spice
09) Food Prepping Microwave
10) Freeze Freezer
11) Victory Topping
Athletic Circus:
6) High Dive
7) Wonder Chance
Cosmo Sanctuary:
6) Cosmo Arrow
7) Twinkle Comet
Crystal Corridor
Dark Town's Prison Tower:
6) Break Shot
7) Jump Shot
Frontier Fang Castle
Magical Broadway:
6) Illusion Dance
7) Illusion Fire
Plain Plain
Sweets Island
6) Candy Coat
7) Candy Shower
8) Nanana (Anime Effect)
Sword's Graveyard:
6) Extreme Sword
7) Over Sword
Wild West Duel Town
Mr. Sun's Canyon
Future Metropolis Heartland
Solitary Island in a Faraway Sea
Fortune Teller
Ruined Castle of the Sunset
Infinite Bridge
ACCEPTED CHARACTERS:
Rytora Siblings, Kaeru, & Professor Alexander -- Rethel34
Lusitania Family -- 1Charak2
Michelle Kine & Press Dalton -- Scarifar
Zack Rithorn LaChance -- DAWNSTAR
Okiyama Siblings & Professor McKillings -- StarInaBox
Saze Iver -- OverconfidentMagi
Joshua Tamashii & Amelia Averyonna -- Joshua Tamashii
Moros -- Eklipse
Vern Corri -- Dandanken
*Strokes beard*
You offer good ideas . . .
This could be interesting. Let us continue to discuss this via PM.
You offer good ideas . . .
This could be interesting. Let us continue to discuss this via PM.
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