Super Hero High: Prometheus Rising (OOC, Open)

[Corrian]

Well, that ruins the planned ending I was thinking of using. Oh well, but one forgets a fundamental concept when it comes to power. Nature abhors a vacuum and power follows the same way. The Lords and Ladies are killed, but someone would have to take their Titles, or maybe make either own. Basically, it's a succession crisis that'll put the powerful servants in check for some centuries.

I better edit the ending to account for the Lord of Balance's death then.

If it wasn't quite how you wanted, you might be able to change things around with Mighty Asgard.

Though maybe it's too late for that, I dunno. I'm not posting until I wake up at like 12 or 1 PM later (It's 5 AM right now), so changes can be made before I do any posting.

[Kershya]

Well, that ruins the planned ending I was thinking of using. Oh well, but one forgets a fundamental concept when it comes to power. Nature abhors a vacuum and power follows the same way. The Lords and Ladies are killed, but someone would have to take their Titles, or maybe make either own. Basically, it's a succession crisis that'll put the powerful servants in check for some centuries.

I better edit the ending to account for the Lord of Balance's death then.

If it wasn't quite how you wanted, you might be able to change things around with Mighty Asgard.

Though maybe it's too late for that, I dunno. I'm not posting until I wake up at like 12 or 1 PM later (It's 5 AM right now), so changes can be made before I do any posting.

I usually follow the 'If posted in IC, it's canon' approach to forum role playing.

[Corrian]

I usually follow the 'If posted in IC, it's canon' approach to forum role playing.

That makes sense. Especially when it's the OP .

Figured you guys were working things out together in telegram or something, so I didn't think anything of it.

[Kershya]

I usually follow the 'If posted in IC, it's canon' approach to forum role playing.

That makes sense. Especially when it's the OP .

Figured you guys were working things out together in telegram or something, so I didn't think anything of it.

We did, just not on the ending part.

[Orinon]

[Corrian]

I have no idea how my Cassie section of my post got so big, it just did...

[Mighty Asgard]

Hi, I was in this RP about a year ago, so now I'm back because apparently it has survived.

Name: Albrecht Werner
Gender: Male
Age: 16 (biologically, but actual time age is
Nationality: Bavarian/German
Height: 1.95 metres
Weight: 120 kg
Hair: Orange
Eyes: Blue
Abilities: Time Travel (Only to the past and return to the time they had left)
Dorm: Vigilante
Brief Bio: Albrecht Werner was born in the year 1220 in the Duchy of Bavaria to a noble family, and at his baptism was gifted an object of unknown origin by a mysterious noble wearing a hood, presumably to hide their identity. Albrecht kept hold of this object until at age 14, he discovered what it did when he clicked in a button on the object, and he woke up in Modern-Day Germany. Albrecht grew accustomed to Modern Day Germany, and made money by selling items from his time in modern Germany.

I never accept any character that uses time travel.

We did, just not on the ending part.

I did mention in one of my messages to you that all the lords and ladies would end up dying at the end of the story arc though.

[Kershya]

Hi, I was in this RP about a year ago, so now I'm back because apparently it has survived.

Name: Albrecht Werner
Gender: Male
Age: 16 (biologically, but actual time age is
Nationality: Bavarian/German
Height: 1.95 metres
Weight: 120 kg
Hair: Orange
Eyes: Blue
Abilities: Time Travel (Only to the past and return to the time they had left)
Dorm: Vigilante
Brief Bio: Albrecht Werner was born in the year 1220 in the Duchy of Bavaria to a noble family, and at his baptism was gifted an object of unknown origin by a mysterious noble wearing a hood, presumably to hide their identity. Albrecht kept hold of this object until at age 14, he discovered what it did when he clicked in a button on the object, and he woke up in Modern-Day Germany. Albrecht grew accustomed to Modern Day Germany, and made money by selling items from his time in modern Germany.

I never accept any character that uses time travel.

We did, just not on the ending part.

I did mention in one of my messages to you that all the lords and ladies would end up dying at the end of the story arc though.

I hope at least the Lord of Balance being alive. He's the only one of the Lords and Ladies that can be considered to be good. Oh well, at least he made up a will and testament. Now, since there are no more Lords and Ladies, their Fae servants would be bickering and fighting for supremacy. Then again, their chosen Champions can be made into heirs of their Titles...

[Mighty Asgard]

I hope at least the Lord of Balance being alive. He's the only one of the Lords and Ladies that can be considered to be good. Oh well, at least he made up a will and testament. Now, since there are no more Lords and Ladies, their Fae servants would be bickering and fighting for supremacy. Then again, their chosen Champions can be made into heirs of their Titles...

He's dead too, all of them were targeted because they all took part in playing games with human lives.

[The Republic of Atria]

When would be an appropriate time to bring in my other character?

[The Five Galaxies]

I know that it states that characters from existing pieces of fiction are not allowed, but are abilities or powers from pieces of fiction allowed?

[The Republic of Atria]

All powers are pretty much from fiction.

[The Five Galaxies]

All powers are pretty much from fiction.

Makes sense I suppose. What kind of characters do you have?

[The Republic of Atria]

All powers are pretty much from fiction.

Makes sense I suppose. What kind of characters do you have?

I have one with a healing factor and the ability to learn extremely quickly while wearing a similar outfit to Deathstroke. My other one isn't in the RP yet but is based off of the Hulk being able to turn into a giant mindless monster with very high strength.

[The Five Galaxies]

Makes sense I suppose. What kind of characters do you have?

I have one with a healing factor and the ability to learn extremely quickly while wearing a similar outfit to Deathstroke. My other one isn't in the RP yet but is based off of the Hulk being able to turn into a giant mindless monster with very high strength.

Haha, they both sound good. Are they Villains?

[The Republic of Atria]

I have one with a healing factor and the ability to learn extremely quickly while wearing a similar outfit to Deathstroke. My other one isn't in the RP yet but is based off of the Hulk being able to turn into a giant mindless monster with very high strength.

Haha, they both sound good. Are they Villains?

Vigilantes. They both want to help, but on their terms.

[Corrian]

I seem to suck at pulling off Villain's properly, so I avoid them most of the time.

However, apparently I do better with vigilante's than heroes, because 4 out of my 6 characters are vigilantes.

[The Republic of Atria]

It seems most characters are vigilantes. A good villain is hard to pull off and most of the time heroes seem to come off as... Stereotypical? There's a middle ground with shades of gray that most people use.

[Corrian]

It seems most characters are vigilantes. A good villain is hard to pull off and most of the time heroes seem to come off as... Stereotypical? There's a middle ground with shades of gray that most people use.

I think that's a big part of it. I like to make morally gray characters (or however you say it), especially after realizing how amazing that kind of thing comes out with books like the A Song of Ice and Fire series, and the TV show. It makes the characters much more interesting that way when they're not purely good or purely bad, and have a bit of both . It's more realistic, as well, even if I may not pull it off properly.

For example, about 90% of the villains I saw in this RP so far (All which I think are gone) I didn't consider to be that great of characters, personally. They felt weak and half-assed. Which is pretty much what it feels like when I do villains, which is why I avoid them. They just seem to all be "Oh evil villain that wants to do anything evil!", with no real substance beyond that. Same with heroes a lot of the time. While Kira I'm not sure seems to do much other than being a good hero, Cassie on the other hand, despite how nicely she's always described as being, she killed her parents on her own free will.

Vigilante like characters just generally seem to come off better for me overall. Even if most of them tend to lean more towards the good side than the bad side.

[Jereathiel of Jedmathia]

is there still room for a teacher or student?

[Corrian]

is there still room for a teacher or student?

Yup. We don't actually have many of either at the moment, at least in the form of players actually playing them.

[Zarkenis Ultima]

It seems most characters are vigilantes. A good villain is hard to pull off and most of the time heroes seem to come off as... Stereotypical? There's a middle ground with shades of gray that most people use.

I think that's a big part of it. I like to make morally gray characters (or however you say it), especially after realizing how amazing that kind of thing comes out with books like the A Song of Ice and Fire series, and the TV show. It makes the characters much more interesting that way when they're not purely good or purely bad, and have a bit of both . It's more realistic, as well, even if I may not pull it off properly.

For example, about 90% of the villains I saw in this RP so far (All which I think are gone) I didn't consider to be that great of characters, personally. They felt weak and half-assed. Which is pretty much what it feels like when I do villains, which is why I avoid them. They just seem to all be "Oh evil villain that wants to do anything evil!", with no real substance beyond that. Same with heroes a lot of the time. While Kira I'm not sure seems to do much other than being a good hero, Cassie on the other hand, despite how nicely she's always described as being, she killed her parents on her own free will.

Vigilante like characters just generally seem to come off better for me overall. Even if most of them tend to lean more towards the good side than the bad side.

The reason Sarah isn't a Hero is because she has ridiculously high standards for those. -Nods-

Not that many of the people at that dorm meet them, anyway. .

[Corrian]

The reason Sarah isn't a Hero is because she has ridiculously high standards for those. -Nods-

Caitlin will give you a whole lecture on why she considers herself to be a vigilante instead of a hero if you gave her the chance...Even if her reasoning for being a vigilante leans more towards wanting to do heroic deeds to help people. While Jodelle and Cassandra just kind of seem to have no opinions either way on being "heroic" and are just...vigilantes. Cassandra's probably a vigilante just because she's a rebellious teenager with an attitude

[The Republic of Atria]

It seems most characters are vigilantes. A good villain is hard to pull off and most of the time heroes seem to come off as... Stereotypical? There's a middle ground with shades of gray that most people use.

I think that's a big part of it. I like to make morally gray characters (or however you say it), especially after realizing how amazing that kind of thing comes out with books like the A Song of Ice and Fire series, and the TV show. It makes the characters much more interesting that way when they're not purely good or purely bad, and have a bit of both . It's more realistic, as well, even if I may not pull it off properly.

For example, about 90% of the villains I saw in this RP so far (All which I think are gone) I didn't consider to be that great of characters, personally. They felt weak and half-assed. Which is pretty much what it feels like when I do villains, which is why I avoid them. They just seem to all be "Oh evil villain that wants to do anything evil!", with no real substance beyond that. Same with heroes a lot of the time. While Kira I'm not sure seems to do much other than being a good hero, Cassie on the other hand, despite how nicely she's always described as being, she killed her parents on her own free will.

Vigilante like characters just generally seem to come off better for me overall. Even if most of them tend to lean more towards the good side than the bad side.

Exactly. They're in the middle, but lean towards good. Morally gray is probably the best place for people to be because good and evil are relative.

[Jereathiel of Jedmathia]

ok then I have stuff to do today i will think and make up one tomorrow