RoyceDeBarry
Thank you for the Follow @ShrubMan . May I ask why though? I’m curious.
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RosieGeee
Thank you for following me.
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It's my birthday!!!
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I posted the first chapter of Ninetale. Working in the rest.
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I am working on post my first stort on here. It is not finshed and it was a rp I accidentally started but it will be great I hope.
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Happy New Year!!!!!
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Merry Christmas!
NateDogg0
Heya
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@NateDogg0 Well my Oc for perseverance is a girl named Audrey Paige. She uses a grimoire and glasses plus a witch outfit. She has ice magic and can phase through attacks for a few seconds but she cannot attack and phase at the same time. She can make her foes defenses brittle with a status ailment to ignore defense with enough hits but passes after a few seconds if they don't get hit for a few seconds. She needs to get serious for her to use it and if she hits her for enough she can apply a percentage of their defense as extra damage. Also hitting the book can stop her from phasing for a turn.
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I am thinking about doing an Under tale Halloween Rp. Still working on the details of it but I am thinking that Audrey Paige (perseverance) a witch tries to cast a spell and it goes wrong turning humans wearing costumes into actual monsters. Monsters are not affected because they are already monsters. Living costumes or animated objects are also a possibility. People under the effect of the spell gain abilities and weaknesses of the costume they were wearing at the time but only around the same level they are. For example, dressing up as Superman will not make you as powerful as him, but you will gain the same abilities. (For balance, up for debate.)
Corrupted wearers will try to attack normal people and force them to wear a mask to become one of them. Some corrupted wearers can infect others depending on the costume. For example, a werewolf can bite other people and turn them into new werewolves. There are ways to fix the cursed. You can use monster magic to destroy the fused costumes, defeat them in combat, talk them down by convincing them to fight it, purify them, and more. The cursed lose themselves in the costume and think they are the costume. The only way to end the curse is to find Paige's ritual circle and destroy it. It up to Frisk, Lawrence, and your Oc to help save the night.
(May edit later because I am still working on it.)
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My goodness I love role-playing but I if there is one thing I hate is Overpowered characters and Mary Sue's. In fact when I do Undertale role-playing I had to come up with hax buster mechanics to counter the ridiculous crap people come up with. Alex Pyre (Bravery) got the skill to get stronger proportional to his foe(s) because they kept sending god's to fight him. He is a child that is a pro boxer versus Op characters that could be considered mutiversal gods. Seems fair to me. For example.
Alex Pyre (my oc)
Atk 25 Def 15
Their oc
Atk 100000000000000000000000000000
Def 100000000000000000000000000000
*It is so hard to make a good story regardless. Then there are the Mary Sue's. I believe that even a badly done character can make a interesting story if they try. I try to workshop their character give them characterization by acting as a foil. I try to give them ideas, or tell them to try how to balance them out. The worst is them trying to one shot my characters like they are nothing. I designed them with strengths and weaknesses and to a CHALLENGE. Difficult but doable, their abilities have drawbacks or counters that can be done. Their attacks can be dodged, blocked or countered but I give them chances to respond and react.
If you are wondering what a Mary Sue is.
https://youtu.be/YhrfhQbY0K8