Chevaleresse
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Wing Attack is a contact move iirc, and is far more reliable than Sky Drop.
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Got a legit-looking Shiny Rayquaza off of Wonder Trade and I'm freaking the hell out
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[OOC/Signup] As Gods Sleep. . .
Chevaleresse replied to Chevaleresse's topic in Unofficial Official RP Club's General
Not at the moment; the cave is pretty much devoid of life. Later, however, you can. -
UGHHH
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Matrim started to follow the group down the road, lost in thought.
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u wot now grace
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I assume Xavier's dream ended.
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Kennings hurt my brain. What the hell were the Anglo-Saxons thinking?
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i'm sorry, but $70 application fees are bullshit.
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sounds accurate
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Username: King Murdoc Character name: Ace Pokemon species: Taillow Pokemon or Human? Pokemon Exploration or Rescue? Rescue Affiliated Castle: Tempest If pokemon, which trinket? none yet Appearance: Tail feathers are the green of a shiny Taillow. His body is small but with relatively large wings. His talons are sturdy and better for anchoring himself to the ground or a foe than slashing attacks. Ace has a loud, strong voice. Personality: Brash. Very headstrong, but friendly. He is intelligent but has a tendency to not fully consider the consequences of an action before taking it. Ace is a natural leader but often needs someone to ground him, so to speak. He has a bit of a napoleon complex. IQ skills: not sure of the rules here Level: 5 Moves: Close Combat, Boombust, Peck, Focus Energy Team members: --- Team leader: --- Team rank: --- Write 3 sentences of IC: Ace hurtled toward the mass of Pokemon surrounding the target of his rescue in an arc. One of his companions called out for him to stop, but he crashed straight into the horde, inflicting a large amount of harm on the ones he landed on as well as himself. The Taillow grunted with the shock and began dodging about, pecking at his opponents and dodging about adroitly.
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Clockwork Tower Xavier inclined his head in a respectful nod. "Thank you." The elf turned and strode out of the door.
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This day can't get a whole lot worse barring legitimate disasters or physical injury
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"Yes, I've run across that question more than once," Xavier said quickly, almost exasperated. "But let me ask this, Clockwork. What if there was no one like myself?"
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Xavier should have known. "My actions were my own. To claim innocence would be foolish, not to mention dishonorable. I do not think it a crime, however; to purge the evil from this world, one must accept aid wherever one can." Xavier would not be swayed, even if it meant earning the ire of a god - or gods.
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"I have a few ideas, but I believe it would be faster if you told me."
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"That would be me, yes." He looked the automaton up and down warily. "Who might you be?"
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The heat of the room didn't bother Xavier; in fact, he started to draw a small amount into himself on the off chance that whoever was in the dark wanted a piece of him. He called out. "Who's there? I warn you, I am a Cinder Knight, and not afraid to defend my life."
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Matrim looked at the man for a moment, expressionless. He glanced at the axe hanging on his belt, and back to the man in front of him. The bard drew the axe, and raised it high. Then, he dropped it at Gilwyn's feet. "More death won't bring my children back, lad. I can't pass judgement on you, not after what's been done with that axe." Matrim walked a short distance away and turned to face away from Gilwyn, looking up at the sky.
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Xavier returned his blade to the sheath at his side, but continued to hold the flame in his off hand. The templar cautiously opened the door, peering inside.
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Here's the short version on shardminds from the sourcebooks: Basically, they're sentient collections of crystal, held together with psionic power. In the 4e flavor, they're fragments of the Living Gate, the thing that kept all the Far Realm nasties out of the mundane world. (i.e., beholders, illithids, and their ilk) They made pretty good wizards, sorcerers, and other arcane classes, because they had high natural intelligence, willpower, and charisma. I figured that in this 'verse, they'd be more magical than psionic. Not sure if you want them to be naturally occurring or created intentionally. Warforged are pretty much intelligent golems. They're sentient with strong soldierly tendencies, and they have equivalents to muscles, veins, and some internal organs (though they don't have any biological needs like air or food.) 3rd edition had several varieties that varied in intelligence and size (there was a giant one that had no intelligence and needed a pilot iirc) while 4e just had the humanoid race. They originated in the Eberron setting as soldiers made for the Great War. They had individual personalities and all that, basically they were a normal race, but they were made in creation forges. I figure that they would either be left behind by the old civilization and generally align with the tech civilization, or they were just plain created by the tech civilization.
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>Game is hard
