@Troy: here, too, but I don't celebrate it (Jewish environs much).
On empty crossroads, seek the eclipse -- for when Sol and Lua align, the lost shall find their way home.Well, there are good reasons to ignore or rewrite parts of the canon of Nasuverse to fit the RP. I'm confused as to how yall are doing it :P
>Go to an arena (hockey stadium is preferable), rig it with enough explosives to make Michal Bay blush, call out TATARI's name three times, then blow the place up when he appears.
Ahh, good old Henderson
...and some damn ninjas.
>The Chick: Yuuno
Hmmm
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edited 24th Dec '12 2:39:59 PM by Adannor
You should do some careful study. http://completematerial.pbworks.com/w/page/32479544/Index
This along with many other things you'll find in official material.
The only thing on this list that we have present is in Kirei's possession.
Umm... once again, sorry to be rude, but can you please stop with the Nasuverse stuff? You're just getting things confused.
Really, I'm sorry. :(
Just another girlYou do realize Heroic Spirits aren't concepts(neither are many, many things in the Nasuverse), and not every magical weapon in the Nasuverse is a conceptual weapon, right?
And besides, if we fight the Night of Wallachia himself, he'll be forced into a physical form. We're not going to be fighting TATARI, we'll be fighting Zepia(the Night of Wallacha's humanoid form). For one thing, it's impossible to fight TATARI.
The challenge will be fine.
"Oh, dear. The toad, the monkey, and the dog have all screwed up."'Conceptual' in this case doesn't seem to mean that it attacks a concept, just that it attacks something without bothering with the the physical side of things, and are still dependent on you having at the very least some kind of spiritual presence. Which I suspect means they don't work on mister sentient rumour anyway.
If only because that would have been one short-ass game if they did.
edited 24th Dec '12 2:57:16 PM by TheMalignancy
Conceptual weapons, by appearances, work by imposing a concept on something. If it's invulnerable, it's 'can be damaged'. Weapons for killing ghosts and stuff. Conceptual defences do the opposite: 'can never be pierced', 'nothing below this rank can cause harm'. Nothing to do with attacking concepts at all. @_@
Just another girlThen if you are interested I can point you to who I go to for expert advice on the nasuverse. But it would be wise to keep an open mind. Just don't tell her I sent you as she's usually angry at me for one thing or another because I question everything she says about the nasuverse repeatedly and many of the questions I ask are answered in the source, the Visual Novels, if you pay attention.
edited 24th Dec '12 3:09:20 PM by StephanReiken
Hello everyone... I'm the Big Bean, and my Sifuri character just got accepted. I hope we'll all get along quite nicely.
I don't like the Nasuverse that much, so it's not my place to enter this conversation... so, let me ask, who here has watched the latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show? Most of my friends don't wanna watch it because they keep saying the 1987 version was better, and they hate the fact they don't say "cowabunga" anymore...
@Anathema: Oh, right. Sorry, I thought you thought they attacked concepts. The thing is, they still wouldn't work. Making a rumour able to be harmed is pointless, because there's no physical or spiritual form to attack.
Unless the concept you imposed on it was the concept of it having a vulnerable body, which is exactly what we're doing. In a sense.
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Not wanting to offend you, Stephan, but if there's anyone who I would consider a person to go for expert advice when it comes to Nasuverse, it would be Moe and Anno. I've not only seen them display her expertise about the setting, but I've also gotten into arguments which were resolved after they've used their knowledge of the Nasuverse.
A way to see this is that you just told monks that spent years studying a book that they don't know that much about the book, that they should study more and that they should consult your source.
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Oh, man, I love the new series! I don't mind much the whole thing about the 1987 series, partly because I didn't grow up watching it.
edited 24th Dec '12 3:12:48 PM by Stratofarius

We're pretty well protected from a total party kill, given we have someone who's already dead and can't die again.