We Are Our Action Avatars (Discussion)

A Spunkgargleweewee in other words.

I'd totally be up for a cthulhu plot run by eth.

I think I'm gonna keep the date vague, somewhere around the late 1800s to early 1900s. Gonna go for, I guess, a sort of Archer thing where I just kind of handpick which parts are there despite the era.

edited 21st May '15 8:08:16 PM by Etheru

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So, uh, anyone interested in being Co-GM for "Into The Mad"?

So, before I go to the trouble of creating a sheet for him, I just wanna ask a question of anyone here who's played the Witcher series of games (or read the Witcher series of books):

How well do you think Geralt of Rivia would do in this RP?

EDIT: I only ask because Geralt doesn't possess a gun (or really anything resembling a ranged attack except for a fire spell).

When...90% of the cast has guns. >.>

edited 23rd May '15 8:01:23 PM by Chilifro

Don't see why he wouldn't fit if you can handle that detail.

Well, if that's the case

fuckit, let's do it

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Name: Geralt of Rivia. Also has many titles, such as "Gwynbleidd," "the White Wolf," and "the Butcher of Blaviken."

Age: Unknown; he doesn't tell anyone.

Gender: Male

Race: Human (Witcher)

Equipment: Geralt carries quite a variety of equipment on his person, due to the nature of his work. Geralt has two swords strapped to his back — not his belt, oddly. One is made of silver and the other of steel. Most say that the silver sword is meant for monsters and the steel for humans; Geralt would tell you that they were both for monsters. In various pouches scattered on his armor, Geralt carries a variety of bombs and traps and potions, allowing him to be ready for most situations...at least those involving monstrous and human opponents. The potions grant Geralt a variety of buffs and such, such as the ability to see what normally cannot be, to resist different types of poison, and even to regenerate vitality during a battle...at the cost of being extremely toxic, instantly killing most normal humans. They still remain a danger to the Witcher Geralt, however; he can only drink a few of them at a time before having to wait at least eight or so hours for them to wear off. He also cannot drink them during a battle, due to the nausea they cause immediately after consumption.

Powers: Geralt as access to a number of "magic spells" known as Signs, with those being: the sign of Quen, which creates a magical shield of electricity around Geralt, protecting him for one solid hit; the sign of Aard, which is basically a Force Push of sorts; the sign of Yrden, which creates a magical space on the ground that paralyzes any poor soul who happens to wander into it with extreme pain; the sign of Igni, which is a fire spell through and through; and the sign of Axii, which allows Geralt to turn a chosen opponent to his side given enough concentration.

Physical Abilities/Skills: Geralt is a mutated human, thus granting him stronger physical capabilities than one; much stronger. His reflexes are godlike, and he can see in the dark. Geralt is still a human, however, and can be killed about as quickly...although you'll find that he isn't as easily knocked unconscious or made to faint. Geralt is a master of battle plans, as well, understanding that he isn't untouchable...but if he's going to be hit, he's going to make the enemy regret it dearly.

Quick Traits: Geralt, to put it kindly, is a snarky bastard. He's not completely antisocial, but he'll definitely let you know if you've annoyed him in some way. He's slow to make new friends due to inherent distrust, but once you get past the tough exterior, you'll find that Geralt...pretty much acts the same way around his friends, but with less vitriol. Ah, well.

What's been going on here?

As of current, everyone is in the Gym fighting Project Omega, a battle-armored Mewtwo. So far we've learned that it can apparently only attack or defend - if it's attacking it's vulnerable, but if it's defending attacking will only give it extra attack power.

I do not judge anyone's characters for any reason, as I am not impartial enough to provide an accurate assessment.

Is it too late to join?

I do not think so.

I just realized, the Mewtwo know Bide.

Well... actually, now it is, because the fight just ended.

Not exactly, it was more "Psycic" the entire fight, just we kinda use creativ liberties with the attacks.

It's like Bide though, which is what amuses me.

Well, that was fun. Sorry, I had to miss most of it. I had dinner at the Hamburger Hamlet with a friend of mine.

Why is it so fun to break my characters? To see them crumble and snap?

Honestly, trying to help. Wasp has seen two years of combat and PTSD and the like.

Unfortunately, I myself have no idea what makes Al tick, but narratively, she's giving it all she's got to make sure he doesnt crack.

that and she needs to be nicer since its no fun dealing with a bitch who casually threatens people and gets along with no one.

Albert is basically Good path Lone Wanderer with all DLC plus minor head canons. If you know at least how Fallout 3 goes, you can understand part of his issues.

I'm gonna put Rom and Drive on a bus, probably for a while to lower my character count, at least a bit.

Wait, there was cover at the Gym?

A bit, yes.

I honestly thought there weren't. I've horribly fucked up.

We all do.