Tatsua Aiisen

Multi-Planar Fantasy NRP

Daww, no Prismatic Dream :/

Madoka Magica

Is everybody entering the same Labyrinth?

Madoka Magica

Su,
Mitakihara City

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For the last hour, Suzuka had been invisibly tailing an unaware brown-haired magical girl, the same one she had seen from a distance the other day. Now finally it had paid off, with the girl dashing off into the streets unexpectedly, breaking her daily routine for what could only be magical girl business.

Let's see where she's headed, Su thinks to herself with a grim smile. She dashes alongside the girl, carefully following her mark's progress out of the corner of her vision while she focuses on avoiding obstacles and trying to make as little sound as possible. This run through the city didn't last long, as the pair of magical girls quickly find themselves on an abandoned street somewhere in the bowels of the city.

Suzuka stifles a gasp. A witch.

To the untrained eye, there would be nothing particularly special about that road. It was thanks to Su's magical power that she was able to see the roadside for what it was, with a great, black mark signifying the entrance to another world. In a flash of magical light, her target transforms into her true form, that of a Magical Girl, and takes a confident step past the distortion and into the Labyrinth on the other side.

I have to hurry, Su thinks quickly. After waiting for a brief second to ensure nobody else was nearby, Su dashes forwards and follows the other Magical Girl across the boundary, hoping to herself that she didn't accidentally run right into her.

Hogwarts: Beyond the Three

@Diminuendo, It's seriously not your fault. Don't beat yourself up over it, stuff like this just happens sometimes~!

Hogwarts: Beyond the Three

MiddleEarthRoze said
Yourself? I'm sorry, hon, but you're the one who's been treating others like crap. Admittedly, on Soren's first sign-up, I myself came off as a bit harsh, but I apologized and told him that wasn't my intention. However, you don't seem to care about your harsh words, despite the fact that they are quite hypocritical. I seem to recall you complaining that his second character sign-up had too many skills and abilities, despite the fact that they were quite similar to my own character's abilities, and mine was accepted. You, with the character of a ''natural genius, excels at every subject...'', complaining about abilities of another? Wow. Pot calling the kettle black much? Personally, I find you antagonizing, and the GM isn't helping by giving you special treatment. At first I was hesitant to believe that she was, so when I called you out - quite correctly- on your raven thing, she dismissed it, as you'd already been accepted, and had already posted in the IC.Yeah, we have an edit button for a reason.I'm happy to leave this RP, as it's been wrecked by the attitudes of yourself and the GM, who blame it on others when we complain about you.Good day. Kindly delete my character sign-up.

I didn't seem to care about my harsh words because I didn't really realize they were harsh. I simply replied with what I've seen in hundreds of roleplays before this one, a simple, straight-forward character review. And I certainly have never attacked or abused another player, even when they've been flaming me or insulting my work. If somebody wanted to complain about me, they should have politely brought the subject up with me, so that we could have peacefully and intelligently resolved this conflict before it happened.

Regarding Characters

Charlotte and Magnus are hardly similar cases. Charlotte, while talented, has no rare abilities or items and is generally abysmal at schoolwork, research and anything requiring long periods of intense concentration. She shows her unusual potential very infrequently, as her general lack of drive prevents her from accomplishing much.

Shaman is nothing extraordinary, he's a magical Raven that was taught to speak by her father and who bonded with Charlotte when she was very young. He can talk, and is good at reciting and recompiling the obscure variety of tips and jokes he's learned from his original master. Also, contrary to what I think you believe, all of this information was disclosed with the GM prior to Charlotte being accepted.

The old Magnus, on the other hand, was both a Metamorphmagus and a natural Animagus along with possessing a rare wand. It's an extraordinary combination of three extremely rare traits, one of which is normally only possible for high-level and extremely dedicated witches and wizards. Balance-wise, it doesn't really matter, it's more that from a lore standpoint such a thing is unheard off and a little absurd. Once he removed the natural Animagus thing, I was totally fine with his CS, there was just a bit of a miss-communication that lead to him thinking he was denied. It's worth noting that when he posted his CS, there had already been another Metamorphmagus posted and accepted. Such an ability is so rare, it's crazy to think that two would be going to school on the same year. That doesn't matter much, though~!

On the note of your character, there were no real issues with it. I'm not sure what else to say, but that as a half-blood you would probably be more likely to be born a Metamorphmagus. Apple is hardly a rare wand wood, and being able to eventually become an Animagus isn't completely absurd if you were already studying it and dedicated a lot of time to learning the correct process.

Hogwarts: Beyond the Three

Lost Cause said
Furthermore, isn't this sort of behaviour going to be counter-productive to helping the GM build experience?

Honestly, the GM's been a pretty cool cat so far, and I don't want to see their relatively hard work crash and burn.

The Inheritance Game

Aight, I'll get to working on a character when I'm less exhausted. Expect me.

Hogwarts: Beyond the Three

Nobody in this thread has been treated poorly, unless you count the intermittent hostility directed towards myself. You're tripping balls if you think there has been any ill will between any of the other players or the GM, because as far as I know, any perceived mistake committed by the GM in this incident has been purely a matter of inexperience.

You're straight overreacting, yo.

The Inheritance Game

I was totally hyped for this when I started reading, but using real people's photographs isn't something that flies with me, morally speaking. Would it be acceptable for me to just go the extra mile with their written description, rather than give up on a potentially enjoyable roleplaying experience?

Hogwarts: Beyond the Three

Oh, I heard that you weren't accepted and rashly posted as such, without confirming it with you. My apologies for misunderstanding the situation, and I hope that you don't think poorly of me for it~!