Ryougu

Re:Creators RP

Right, welcome everyone, to another round of "I'm judging you"!
Today's participant is @LazyJustice's Adael, give them a hearty welcome.

So, at first, the sheet looks pretty clean, and the picture gives it all a really wonky appearance; a good first impression.

But naturally, I wouldn't be judging you, if I'd just say everything is fine, so here's the list;
1. Staff of Nebruulik: While it's mostly fine since it seems to be a transforming rod with eyes, it has a few specific things that will either require tuning or elaborating, or both. First off; I'm really stingy when it comes to minion abilities, so I'll need details on that. My personal suggestion would be to transform it into a minion. Speaking of transformation, any forms other than broom and sword/knife will have to be specified as well.

2. Soul Candle: Ultimately, how one appears to behave can contradict one's true morality. While I'm not sure how you were planning to use this, unless you can explain how you're planning to judge them, it'll likely not pass or be not at all accurate.

3. Flight: So close, yet so far. A public airliner travels between 500 and 600 mph on average. Considering I limited Node to 13.9 m/s which translates to 31.1 mph, he really wouldn't keep up with an airliner. Especially considering how Node was meant to be really fast if I interpreted correctly, you might want to reconsider your values.

4. Angelic Might: Practically included int the standard anime fighter package, which everyone receives, unless you mean to exceed that, but in that case I'll once more need hard limits and/or examples.

And that's all folks! Hope you join in next time too for another episode of "I'm judging you"! : P

Hunters of Remnant: Bleeding Hearts

Yup, everything's still magical here.

Lost Empires: Mythic Trading Card Game

@Dynamo Frokane
And with that everyone seems to have gathered
That reminds me, though, what's the maximum amount of copies of a single card per deck?

Lost Empires: Mythic Trading Card Game

@Dynamo Frokane
It is? Well frankly, I'd like a second opinion on my battlemage, if at all possible, but y'know, might have to force my way through some NPCs first and build up a stronger deck. I'm not going to complain to much, though, since I have that awesome promo of death.

Lost Empires: Mythic Trading Card Game

@Dynamo Frokane
So with this we're waiting for @RawkHawk64 to confirm changes, right? And after that we can start?

Lost Empires: Mythic Trading Card Game

Aww shite, both a stronger deck AND a more suitable mage? I'm going to need a LOT more trickery from now on.

Re:Creators RP

@KoL@Hammerman
I think you should head to town~

(Means I've added you to the post.)

Meaningless Code: The Server After the End

As the others, much to Boreas' relief, didn't simply bumrush forward, his face took on an obvious frown. To Boreas, busting viruses wasn't a sport to him, in fact; he hated it. Regardless, he wasn't planning to leave the Aegis anytime soon, even if he hated it, he also considered it a necessity, thus he'd fight with all he's got. After double-checking his front and sides were clear of allies, he place Eternal Crime in front of him, raised his other arm and started extending his Eternal Punishment's wire to full length while swinging it in large, diagonal circles.

During the first few swings, the barbed wired had been too short to really hit anything, and one virus rushed past his side. Luckily, it had swiftly been dealt with by Nazir. Before other viruses could rush past, the wire had reached it's full length, creating a circle of death with a 3 meter radius around Boreas. Due to the diagonal swinging, it simply swung over the allies behind him, but he could only hope none of them got the bright idea to jump for whatever reason.

As more viruses came into range, the barbed wire tore through or electrocuted them before they could do any notable harm. A few got through and charged Boreas while the wire was at the rear-half of the swing. As they were slammed and electrocuted by Eternal Crime, they too, soon burst to pieces. Glancing backwards to see if Hueco (or his drones for that matter) wasn't being swarmed from behind, Boreas quickly decided he'd like the coder to keep track of certain things. "Eco, can you keep track of the concentration of enemies and where it's the highest? Of course, I'd appreciate this knowledge, also whatever you do, even if I adjust my position or direction, stay behind me."

@Yomojo @Patches @hefewy @Polaris North

Re:Creators RP

@KoL
Should I proceed before you post, then? Might perhaps help you post.

Re:Creators RP

Hokkaido

@TheFake@Medjedovic
As Node and Rook started heading off, the clown smiled amusedly. Humans are all the same at the core, after all. I guess that's alright for now, though. Before letting them head off too far, the jester floated over. "I should probably mention something. The nearest town is a little ways north of here, though you'll probably want to head west if you're going to search your 'gods'. And finally; I am not the enemy. I hope you'll realize by the time we meet up again. Until then, goodbye darlings." The clown said, pointing in the appropriate directions as he mentioned them. Once he had given them his parting message, he put his hand on his chin, as if pondering, before bursting into confetti and disappearing completely. After that, it went silent, save for the soft sound of the confetti crackling out of existence as it hit the knee-height pack of snow.

Kyoto

@KoL@Hammerman
As Clara blocked the jester's passage after he'd traveled a mere 5 metres, he sighed, put his hand on her shoulder and teleported them so that there was at least 1 metre between everyone gathered in the field. He rubbed the bottom of his mask, before it turned its expression turned weary and the clown sighed again. "While I appreciate the formality, since it's in good manners and whatnot, I'm a jester, not a mere clown." The jester's mask's features once more shifted, briefly looking bored before smiling wide.

"Anyway! You ask the right questions, sugar. Don't forget your buddy here, though. I brought you here as a pair so you could look after each other; so I won't be necessary to babysit you. Now as for the reason I brought you here... That's the million-yen question, isn't it? I brought you here because this society is rotten. I'd appreciate your help in 'fixing' it. Almost all of you have fought injustice at some point, but that was, unlike what one would be prone to believe, not exactly be by free will. I told you before you need not believe me, but try to keep an open mind."

With a shiver and a sorrowful glance, the joker once more sighed. "It seems I'm running out of time. There is a village just northeast of here" The jester pointed northeast. "There's a library there. See if you can get a computer and look yourselves up." The joker's body stiffened before bursting into confetti with one final sentence, "Try not to kill anyone~!"