Academy of Villains - OOC, Open

[Dilange]

Wait, why cant Kadus just under go a mind wipe like Davenport....but there is just an "technological issue"? Technically, punishment is still recorded as achieved without any death of the character.

[Arstotzkas]

I'm not retconning, if we don't go ahead with this plot I'm going to have the Jupiter blow the doors off the hangar and have Mercury override the lift to the runway so they can leave.

Then Moore would just gas the dining hall and kill all the students, which no one wants.

Pretty sure most students would survive.

Also as a punishment couldn't the teachers strip away the rebel's powers or something?

[CoraSpia]

Then Moore would just gas the dining hall and kill all the students, which no one wants.

That's probably what most of the students would expect so they probably came prepared for that.

Why would they? They'd have no reason to: it was only a dinner party.

[CoraSpia]

Wait, why cant Kadus just under go a mind wipe like Davenport....but there is just an "technological issue"? Technically, punishment is still recorded as achieved without any death of the character.

Because I'm not losing her entire personality. This also doesn't help Loki stay alive.

[Unified Free Lands]

Though they're still not dying. Or at least, mine aren't.

I don't care if they are or not. I'm just thinking of a way to keep the students in the RP if they rebel. They could be punished severely, then given magic/mechanic countermeasures if they try to misbehave again. Like a bio bomb in the brain or something. I honestly think a Suicide Squad thing would be a cool thing to have.

Or maybe brainwashing? Question has some powerful telepaths on his payroll, right?

The thing is, the school wouldn't have a reason to keep them alive. We haven't had any suicide missions either because concealing the League's activities is a pretty major thing, that's why the staff were so angry when the students uncloaked on one of the missions earlier.

Maybe they are kept around because the school doesn't want to waste talent? Super villains are hard to come by? Or maybe they're kept as test subjects for experiments and sparring practice? I'm just trying to think of ways so Coraspia can have his war.

The problem is that if there's as many students as there are and only a small number rebel, there's not really a reason why the school would think they're worth keeping around.

IDK I could break the canon, one of the more important things in the canon, and have a non lethal punishment that doesn't involve expulsion, but the players probably wouldn't want to keep playing their characters if they got all the worst tasks. It would quite literally become a living hell.

[Dilange]

Wait, why cant Kadus just under go a mind wipe like Davenport....but there is just an "technological issue"? Technically, punishment is still recorded as achieved without any death of the character.

Because I'm not losing her entire personality. This also doesn't help Loki stay alive.

Thats why I said "technological issue", hence something goes wrong AKA NOT KILLING THE CHARACTER OR HER PERSONALITY.

[Dilange]

I don't care if they are or not. I'm just thinking of a way to keep the students in the RP if they rebel. They could be punished severely, then given magic/mechanic countermeasures if they try to misbehave again. Like a bio bomb in the brain or something. I honestly think a Suicide Squad thing would be a cool thing to have.

Or maybe brainwashing? Question has some powerful telepaths on his payroll, right?


Maybe they are kept around because the school doesn't want to waste talent? Super villains are hard to come by? Or maybe they're kept as test subjects for experiments and sparring practice? I'm just trying to think of ways so Coraspia can have his war.

The problem is that if there's as many students as there are and only a small number rebel, there's not really a reason why the school would think they're worth keeping around.

IDK I could break the canon, one of the more important things in the canon, and have a non lethal punishment that doesn't involve expulsion, but the players probably wouldn't want to keep playing their characters if they got all the worst tasks. It would quite literally become a living hell.

Someone better have a good attorney.

[CoraSpia]

Because I'm not losing her entire personality. This also doesn't help Loki stay alive.

Thats why I said "technological issue", hence something goes wrong AKA NOT KILLING THE CHARACTER OR HER PERSONALITY.

Karl could make the issue happen

[CoraSpia]

I don't care if they are or not. I'm just thinking of a way to keep the students in the RP if they rebel. They could be punished severely, then given magic/mechanic countermeasures if they try to misbehave again. Like a bio bomb in the brain or something. I honestly think a Suicide Squad thing would be a cool thing to have.

Or maybe brainwashing? Question has some powerful telepaths on his payroll, right?


Maybe they are kept around because the school doesn't want to waste talent? Super villains are hard to come by? Or maybe they're kept as test subjects for experiments and sparring practice? I'm just trying to think of ways so Coraspia can have his war.

The problem is that if there's as many students as there are and only a small number rebel, there's not really a reason why the school would think they're worth keeping around.

IDK I could break the canon, one of the more important things in the canon, and have a non lethal punishment that doesn't involve expulsion, but the players probably wouldn't want to keep playing their characters if they got all the worst tasks. It would quite literally become a living hell.

And if we're doing that then their's no way in hell I'll be the only person doing it.

[CoraSpia]

Anyway, will be back in about half an hour

[Luminesa]

I imagine Alice would be being (covertly) studied. She's not exactly a normal super, after all.

And I imagine Loki would be gamebreakingly powerful.

Besides, if they tried to expel him, he'd just keep fighting, and stopping an immortal might be hard.

Put Nightshade with him, and Houston, we will have problems.

[Bycrest]

That's probably what most of the students would expect so they probably came prepared for that.

Why would they? They'd have no reason to: it was only a dinner party.

You obviously don't know how paranoid some people can be, nine times out of ten when everyone is being forced into one room for something it to turns out to be a trao.

[Unified Free Lands]

Why would they? They'd have no reason to: it was only a dinner party.

You obviously don't know how paranoid some people can be, nine times out of ten when everyone is being forced into one room for something it to turns out to be a trao.

Especially when someone with foresight already saw that there would be some kind of trap, earlier...

[Doughertania]

I don't care if they are or not. I'm just thinking of a way to keep the students in the RP if they rebel. They could be punished severely, then given magic/mechanic countermeasures if they try to misbehave again. Like a bio bomb in the brain or something. I honestly think a Suicide Squad thing would be a cool thing to have.

Or maybe brainwashing? Question has some powerful telepaths on his payroll, right?


Maybe they are kept around because the school doesn't want to waste talent? Super villains are hard to come by? Or maybe they're kept as test subjects for experiments and sparring practice? I'm just trying to think of ways so Coraspia can have his war.

The problem is that if there's as many students as there are and only a small number rebel, there's not really a reason why the school would think they're worth keeping around.

IDK I could break the canon, one of the more important things in the canon, and have a non lethal punishment that doesn't involve expulsion, but the players probably wouldn't want to keep playing their characters if they got all the worst tasks. It would quite literally become a living hell.

So we either need to split the student body about fifty fifty, or else all rebels will die.

I guess my problem is that the best Civil War arcs are based off ideological differences that neither are right about. Like how Marvel's Civil War was about personal freedoms vs listening to the elected authorities. But this one seems less devisive. The students have gotten attached to Moore or his wishes, and don't know what he stands for. So there's little reason to join them aside from those who knew him before, or those who want to join the "winning" side.

Maybe if at the dinner Question and Moore got into a debate on something that mattered to the students, such as how much over sight should they have or something, we'd care more about choosing a side. But for now, even those who don't like Question or how his security has been kinda lax wouldn't join Moore cause the risks are too great to the possible rewards.

[Dilange]

The problem is that if there's as many students as there are and only a small number rebel, there's not really a reason why the school would think they're worth keeping around.

IDK I could break the canon, one of the more important things in the canon, and have a non lethal punishment that doesn't involve expulsion, but the players probably wouldn't want to keep playing their characters if they got all the worst tasks. It would quite literally become a living hell.

So we either need to split the student body about fifty fifty, or else all rebels will die.

I guess my problem is that the best Civil War arcs are based off ideological differences that neither are right about. Like how Marvel's Civil War was about personal freedoms vs listening to the elected authorities. But this one seems less devisive. The students have gotten attached to Moore or his wishes, and don't know what he stands for. So there's little reason to join them aside from those who knew him before, or those who want to join the "winning" side.

Maybe if at the dinner Question and Moore got into a debate on something that mattered to the students, such as how much over sight should they have or something, we'd care more about choosing a side. But for now, even those who don't like Question or how his security has been kinda lax wouldn't join Moore cause the risks are too great to the possible rewards.

I dont even say 50/50. People who join the rebels need to either die or loophole out, which can be done.

[Charlia]

So we either need to split the student body about fifty fifty, or else all rebels will die.

I guess my problem is that the best Civil War arcs are based off ideological differences that neither are right about. Like how Marvel's Civil War was about personal freedoms vs listening to the elected authorities. But this one seems less devisive. The students have gotten attached to Moore or his wishes, and don't know what he stands for. So there's little reason to join them aside from those who knew him before, or those who want to join the "winning" side.

Maybe if at the dinner Question and Moore got into a debate on something that mattered to the students, such as how much over sight should they have or something, we'd care more about choosing a side. But for now, even those who don't like Question or how his security has been kinda lax wouldn't join Moore cause the risks are too great to the possible rewards.

I dont even say 50/50. People who join the rebels need to either die or loophole out, which can be done.

I found a loophole for one of mine, but it's a secret.


I'm also listening to a Nightcored version of 'Monster', by Imagine Dragons.


Coincidence? I think not.

[Unified Free Lands]

Look, I really didn't want to do this subplot at first and I rolled with it anyway, and now it might not happen for some of the exact same reasons that I thought it might not work earlier.

Coraspia, you can either go along with the rebellion and have Kadus/Loki join and either die or get expelled, or go along with it and have them not join. If you don't go with one of these options, I'm sending the best trained fighters that Question has, to kill Moore and then gathering everyone to leave the base. If students rebelling was supposed to be a part of the plot, you should have specifically pitched it that way when you told me about it. The decision is final, I said there could be a compromise and you said that you wouldn't do it.

[Paseo]

Name: Lady Melivia Obesta

Age(Between 14 and 19): 17

Gender: Female

Appearance:


Nationality: Arabic-Iranian

Hometown: Tehran

Ability(if any): Can create massive amounts of energy and use it in any form and also predict future

Bio: She was born in much radical and conservative family where her life was much limited and her education too. However she found time to educate herself with an elder woman in her city. Unknowing, the lady has passed her skills over to her and when the lady died the skills activated in her. However her father quickly became a noble man and she was granted the title of a lady. Without hesitation though she escaped having enough of radical life that her parents brought upon her.

Personality: She is very open and cheerful. Despite her open mindness and cheerfulness she is incredibly powerful and has anger issues whilst also having a personality disorder at points. She is a free thinker and believer and despite hating her parents, she is overprotective of the ones she care about. She is also very spiritual.

Preferred Class(Optional):

MBTI(Optional):

[Arstotzkas]

This subplot seems pretty confusing and one-sided.

[Dilange]

This subplot seems pretty confusing and one-sided.

This honestly sounds like L'Averti angle I tried in Academy of Heroes. In that sense.

[Doughertania]

Coraspia, just out of curiosity, what did you think the outcome of Kadus and Loki rebelling would be? You must have known there'd be some consequence. Maybe if we know what you had in mind, we can try to work it in.

[Unified Free Lands]

This subplot seems pretty confusing and one-sided.

It wouldn't be one sided if it was the actual Irish base rebelling, not the school...

[CoraSpia]

Look, I really didn't want to do this subplot at first and I rolled with it anyway, and now it might not happen for some of the exact same reasons that I thought it might not work earlier.

Coraspia, you can either go along with the rebellion and have Kadus/Loki join and either die or get expelled, or go along with it and have them not join. If you don't go with one of these options, I'm sending the best trained fighters that Question has, to kill Moore and then gathering everyone to leave the base. If students rebelling was supposed to be a part of the plot, you should have specifically pitched it that way when you told me about it. The decision is final, I said there could be a compromise and you said that you wouldn't do it.

I'm not doing any of those things. Either find a way to leave them in the school when they rebel, retcon, or I'll have Moore go insane and blow the base and kill everyone.

[Unified Free Lands]

Look, I really didn't want to do this subplot at first and I rolled with it anyway, and now it might not happen for some of the exact same reasons that I thought it might not work earlier.

Coraspia, you can either go along with the rebellion and have Kadus/Loki join and either die or get expelled, or go along with it and have them not join. If you don't go with one of these options, I'm sending the best trained fighters that Question has, to kill Moore and then gathering everyone to leave the base. If students rebelling was supposed to be a part of the plot, you should have specifically pitched it that way when you told me about it. The decision is final, I said there could be a compromise and you said that you wouldn't do it.

I'm not doing any of those things. Either find a way to leave them in the school when they rebel, retcon, or I'll have Moore go insane and blow the base and kill everyone.

Word of OP is law, I'm retconning that if it happens.

[CoraSpia]

Coraspia, just out of curiosity, what did you think the outcome of Kadus and Loki rebelling would be? You must have known there'd be some consequence. Maybe if we know what you had in mind, we can try to work it in.

I wanted Moore to force Question to compremise.