It's a face-down, so it could be anything!
Bona-Fide Mastah
Posted. I have the rest of my hand in my head but about to head to work so my posting will be limited
I figured I´d start cataloging some tropes for the campaign! Uuuh
The whole mist thing was something I literally came up with after reading the https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DisabilityImmunity
entry.
Bona-Fide Mastah
Oh boy I love large ham
Oh, then you´re gonna love mystery man
I lost track of one card I had, so I had to reroll it. Sorry.
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Post where I’m enjoying the hell outta these chants.
Man,the scenery has multiple bite marks in it, and it's awesome. XD
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Brenner's Wolves Fight Again
That was a total of 18900 Life Points loss from that duel.
Where there's life, there's hope.
We´re on final boss territory folks!
Well that escalated quickly.
Wait what?
Brenner's Wolves Fight Again
That was fast.
Where there's life, there's hope.
Ok, now I´ll need something from your backstory for the next part. At which moment in your character´s lives were they the closest to death?
And doesn´t have to be your death either, our even a literal death, it might be the passing of a loved one or just a period when something you cared a lot about ended
I also appreciate the Adventure Zone reference lol
Fwomph
When he was sixteen, a casual duel for Drake turned out to be a trap for someone to try and slay the 'champion of Minerva' with the usual magical duel mechanics. He won naturally, but the duel shook him because his victory 'killed' someone even if it was something they 'deserved' by setting up the cruel wager. The event wasn't the last straw for Drake to abandon his chosen one status, but it's the event just before the incredibly minor moment that led him to forsake his status and become casual full-time.
Also thanks.
It's clearly a case of backroom political albumizing.
I'll say Aarons was when he was doing the trials that allowed him to have the Gem of the Elements.
He nearly died during Umbramirage's trial, which involved traversing a bridge over a Bottomless Pit. He nearly fell due to one of the boards giving out but managed to regain his footing and complete the trial.
Edited by Blastgamer on Jul 17th 2019 at 4:15:37 AM
Wait what?
Simon's family used to have a pet dog named Susie. She was a mutt that was adopted from a shelter, and was around since Simon was little. She was a very friendly girl, and Simon has many fond memories of playing with her and just napping with her on his lap, when the weather was too bad to go out. Eventually, she began becoming more tired, not being as active as she used to. They made the decision to put her down when her health began to deteriorate. Simon stayed by her side when it was time for her to go.
Bona-Fide Mastah
Chase has never been too close to death.
He’s got the whole Infinity delusion going on, so he kinda ignored it.
His grandfather did pass away when he was 15 though.
Bona-Fide Mastah
Speaking of backstory, I’m tempted to make Utopic Dark Infinity giving Chase his abilities a thing that actually happened.
Brenner's Wolves Fight Again
Fiora was never close to her parents, so she person sbe looks up the most is her grandmother, who taught her gardening and tea making. After her grandmother passed away due to old age, Fiora inherited her garden and deck and travelling the world for soul searching. That was when she stumbled upon the Temple of Stardust.
Where there's life, there's hope.
Damn we went from "Snarky Skull Servant" to "Incarnation of Death itself" real fucking quick.
Seriously, good fucking job on that description.
Wait what?
Fwomph
So is everyone participating in this duel? If so how does it work and also what's the decklist that the masked man handed over to Drake?
It's clearly a case of backroom political albumizing.
Anything I should know about the face down before I post
Mostly because I have a good combo
Edited by Skyzerk on Jul 16th 2019 at 3:39:37 PM