Elfen High 2 (OOC 5, Closed)

[Astrolinium]

I'm killing off the big bad very soon.

"Reports are coming in that Tokyo has been leveled as Godzilla and Cthulhu have started dancing to the 'Marriage of Figaro'".

Everything was fine until they got to measure 12.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

[Erinkita]

Everything I hear about Olthar's Dice RP makes it sound more exciting. You certainly know how to generate hype.

[Olthar]

Everything I hear about Olthar's Dice RP makes it sound more exciting. You certainly know how to generate hype.

Thanks.

[Ende]

Ahem. <taps foot>

[Astrolinium]

Ahem. <taps foot>

Hey, where'd your foot go?

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Time to wrap this up.

And time to also finalise a new powergrid system and put that shit in the OP, at long, long last.

[AETEN II]

Time to wrap this up.

And time to also finalise a new powergrid system and put that shit in the OP, at long, long last.

Fucking hell. Now I know that we're going to be killed by a gamma ray burst as the day ends.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Intelligence: Can aid when making rolls for cracking puzzles or building things. I shall use a d20 die and so the scale goes like this.
1 INT- (-3 on all INT rolls)
2 INT (-2 on all INT rolls)
3 INT (-1 on all INT rolls)
4 INT (+1 on all INT rolls)
5 INT (+2 on all INT rolls)
6 INT and so on and so forth. Plus all the roleplaying bonuses you will get.

Strength: This is for when you attack someone physically, with punches and such. Goes by the same principle as the INT above.

Durability: This decides your total health points. Durability is decided by this formula (x^4+100). You'll note that health is very much an exponential value.

Speed: This is a very underused stat, to my moderate disappointment. In any case, I require your assistance in helping figure this one out.

Charisma: This stat is an exception to the rule in that it is always on when speaking with NPCs. This stat is different in that a 1 gives you a -5 penalty instead of a -3.

Magic: Same rules as INT. The effects of roll results, since magic is so varied, will be decided by me during battles unless it's just a normal fight scene.

These rolls will be mainly used in boss battles or important confrontations/puzzles.

Damage is calculated as (d20 roll/2)^3, when under a 16. If a roll goes over a 16, I bring out two six-sided die and then I do (d20/2)^3 + (Die1+Die2)^3.

Now criticise and suggest things.

[Olthar]

Woo! I'm about 70% done with the maps for the new Dice RP! Less than twenty left!

Of course, I've more or less been doing the easy ones first, so most of that 30% is going to take a while...

[Zarkenis Ultima]

Intelligence: Can aid when making rolls for cracking puzzles or building things. I shall use a d20 die and so the scale goes like this.
1 INT- (-3 on all INT rolls)
2 INT (-2 on all INT rolls)
3 INT (-1 on all INT rolls)
4 INT (+1 on all INT rolls)
5 INT (+2 on all INT rolls)
6 INT and so on and so forth. Plus all the roleplaying bonuses you will get.

Strength: This is for when you attack someone physically, with punches and such. Goes by the same principle as the INT above.

Durability: This decides your total health points. Durability is decided by this formula (x^4+100). You'll note that health is very much an exponential value.

Speed: This is a very underused stat, to my moderate disappointment. In any case, I require your assistance in helping figure this one out.

Charisma: This stat is an exception to the rule in that it is always on when speaking with NPCs. This stat is different in that a 1 gives you a -5 penalty instead of a -3.

Magic: Same rules as INT. The effects of roll results, since magic is so varied, will be decided by me during battles unless it's just a normal fight scene.

These rolls will be mainly used in boss battles or important confrontations/puzzles.

Damage is calculated as (d20 roll/2)^3, when under a 16. If a roll goes over a 16, I bring out two six-sided die and then I do (d20/2)^3 + (Die1+Die2)^3.

Now criticise and suggest things.

Well, Speed would count for what? Dodging? If so, you should probably just roll with the same rule as the others, or something.

[Olthar]

Intelligence: Can aid when making rolls for cracking puzzles or building things. I shall use a d20 die and so the scale goes like this.
1 INT- (-3 on all INT rolls)
2 INT (-2 on all INT rolls)
3 INT (-1 on all INT rolls)
4 INT (+1 on all INT rolls)
5 INT (+2 on all INT rolls)
6 INT and so on and so forth. Plus all the roleplaying bonuses you will get.

Strength: This is for when you attack someone physically, with punches and such. Goes by the same principle as the INT above.

Durability: This decides your total health points. Durability is decided by this formula (x^4+100). You'll note that health is very much an exponential value.

Speed: This is a very underused stat, to my moderate disappointment. In any case, I require your assistance in helping figure this one out.

Charisma: This stat is an exception to the rule in that it is always on when speaking with NPCs. This stat is different in that a 1 gives you a -5 penalty instead of a -3.

Magic: Same rules as INT. The effects of roll results, since magic is so varied, will be decided by me during battles unless it's just a normal fight scene.

These rolls will be mainly used in boss battles or important confrontations/puzzles.

Damage is calculated as (d20 roll/2)^3, when under a 16. If a roll goes over a 16, I bring out two six-sided die and then I do (d20/2)^3 + (Die1+Die2)^3.

Now criticise and suggest things.

It really seems overly complicated for an RP like this, but I don't really have any specific criticisms or suggestions.

[Constaniana]

Intelligence: Can aid when making rolls for cracking puzzles or building things. I shall use a d20 die and so the scale goes like this.
1 INT- (-3 on all INT rolls)
2 INT (-2 on all INT rolls)
3 INT (-1 on all INT rolls)
4 INT (+1 on all INT rolls)
5 INT (+2 on all INT rolls)
6 INT and so on and so forth. Plus all the roleplaying bonuses you will get.

Strength: This is for when you attack someone physically, with punches and such. Goes by the same principle as the INT above.

Durability: This decides your total health points. Durability is decided by this formula (x^4+100). You'll note that health is very much an exponential value.

Speed: This is a very underused stat, to my moderate disappointment. In any case, I require your assistance in helping figure this one out.

Charisma: This stat is an exception to the rule in that it is always on when speaking with NPCs. This stat is different in that a 1 gives you a -5 penalty instead of a -3.

Magic: Same rules as INT. The effects of roll results, since magic is so varied, will be decided by me during battles unless it's just a normal fight scene.

These rolls will be mainly used in boss battles or important confrontations/puzzles.

Damage is calculated as (d20 roll/2)^3, when under a 16. If a roll goes over a 16, I bring out two six-sided die and then I do (d20/2)^3 + (Die1+Die2)^3.

Now criticise and suggest things.

It really seems overly complicated for an RP like this, but I don't really have any specific criticisms or suggestions.

I agree with that, but thankfully it'll just be for boss fights mostly.

[Olthar]

It really seems overly complicated for an RP like this, but I don't really have any specific criticisms or suggestions.

I agree with that, but thankfully it'll just be for boss fights mostly.

I'm going to specifically have all of my characters avoid them whenever possible. Thankfully, that'll be pretty easy for most of them. Really, the only ones who will ever directly engage enemies will be Lena and Optimus Prime.

[Mavorpen]

Intelligence: Can aid when making rolls for cracking puzzles or building things. I shall use a d20 die and so the scale goes like this.
1 INT- (-3 on all INT rolls)
2 INT (-2 on all INT rolls)
3 INT (-1 on all INT rolls)
4 INT (+1 on all INT rolls)
5 INT (+2 on all INT rolls)
6 INT and so on and so forth. Plus all the roleplaying bonuses you will get.

Strength: This is for when you attack someone physically, with punches and such. Goes by the same principle as the INT above.

Durability: This decides your total health points. Durability is decided by this formula (x^4+100). You'll note that health is very much an exponential value.

Speed: This is a very underused stat, to my moderate disappointment. In any case, I require your assistance in helping figure this one out.

Charisma: This stat is an exception to the rule in that it is always on when speaking with NPCs. This stat is different in that a 1 gives you a -5 penalty instead of a -3.

Magic: Same rules as INT. The effects of roll results, since magic is so varied, will be decided by me during battles unless it's just a normal fight scene.

These rolls will be mainly used in boss battles or important confrontations/puzzles.

Damage is calculated as (d20 roll/2)^3, when under a 16. If a roll goes over a 16, I bring out two six-sided die and then I do (d20/2)^3 + (Die1+Die2)^3.

Now criticise and suggest things.

Now I can have an excuse to not engage in boss fights.

[Erinkita]

I agree with that, but thankfully it'll just be for boss fights mostly.

I'm going to specifically have all of my characters avoid them whenever possible. Thankfully, that'll be pretty easy for most of them. Really, the only ones who will ever directly engage enemies will be Lena and Optimus Prime.

Optimus Prime?

[Ende]

Can we use charisma on PCs?

[Constaniana]

I agree with that, but thankfully it'll just be for boss fights mostly.

I'm going to specifically have all of my characters avoid them whenever possible. Thankfully, that'll be pretty easy for most of them. Really, the only ones who will ever directly engage enemies will be Lena and Optimus Prime.

I suppose the cooking teacher might not have much of a reason for getting in fights, but with the fact that Eldliam has healing and Excalibur he'd be pretty useful to have with a main group. And Daniel would just be there because he wants to.

[Zarkenis Ultima]

I'm going to specifically have all of my characters avoid them whenever possible. Thankfully, that'll be pretty easy for most of them. Really, the only ones who will ever directly engage enemies will be Lena and Optimus Prime.

Optimus Prime?

Jojo invented Optimus in EH. .

@Ende: I'd assume not because Night is lazy and won't bother with the rolls, but hey, who am I to say? .

[Olthar]

I'm going to specifically have all of my characters avoid them whenever possible. Thankfully, that'll be pretty easy for most of them. Really, the only ones who will ever directly engage enemies will be Lena and Optimus Prime.

Optimus Prime?

viewtopic.php?p=13264375#p13264375

Last app in the list.

[Constaniana]

Can we use charisma on PCs?

I don't like that idea, since someone could make a character with really high charisma and just make everyone do exactly what he wants. Having an absurdly powerful fighter like Lewis is alright if written well; An irresistible mind-controller, not so much.

[Zarkenis Ultima]

Can we use charisma on PCs?

I don't like that idea, since someone could make a character with really high charisma and just make everyone do exactly what he wants. Having an absurdly powerful fighter like Lewis is alright if written well; An irresistible mind-controller, not so much.

I don't think they'd be irresistible mind-controllers even with full Charisma.

[Olthar]

I'm going to specifically have all of my characters avoid them whenever possible. Thankfully, that'll be pretty easy for most of them. Really, the only ones who will ever directly engage enemies will be Lena and Optimus Prime.

I suppose the cooking teacher might not have much of a reason for getting in fights, but with the fact that Eldliam has healing and Excalibur he'd be pretty useful to have with a main group. And Daniel would just be there because he wants to.

I can get Lena out of boss battles by having Jojo simply not want risking his sister getting killed again, but there's really no way I'll be able to stop Optimus. He's going to go straight into every battle he sees.

Of course, he's also likely to perform a Heroic Sacrifice long before then because he's kind of Robot Jesus like that.

[Erinkita]

Optimus Prime?

viewtopic.php?p=13264375#p13264375

Last app in the list.

My god...

[Erinkita]

I suppose the cooking teacher might not have much of a reason for getting in fights, but with the fact that Eldliam has healing and Excalibur he'd be pretty useful to have with a main group. And Daniel would just be there because he wants to.

I can get Lena out of boss battles by having Jojo simply not want risking his sister getting killed again, but there's really no way I'll be able to stop Optimus. He's going to go straight into every battle he sees.

Of course, he's also likely to perform a Heroic Sacrifice long before then because he's kind of Robot Jesus like that.

Any fight Sisitu gets in, she'll either summon a meat shield or summon something to get her out of there. Just because she can't be permanently killed, doesn't make her a risk-taker.