The Ghostbloods

[kenod]

How do you people actually select your targets?

[Gancho Libre he/him]

At random With a lot of careful thought and moral struggle.

[BooksBeforeDeath]

I don't know about you guys, but my only morals are don't kill any GB. If your outside the GB, I don't care about you, and would happily kill you, not because I hate you, but because I think killing people is fun. Off the record.

[MacThorstenson he/him]

 

23 minutes ago, BooksBeforeDeath said:

I don't know about you guys, but my only morals are don't kill any GB. If your outside the GB, I don't care about you, and would happily kill you, not because I hate you, but because I think killing people is fun. Off the record.

Do you want to fight? Infact, I'll even let you attempt to assassinate me. Mac won't even see it coming.

I would stipulate that if my character somehow overpowers yours that he be allowed to kill you.

Edited December 19, 2018 by Ookla the [REDACTED]

[+Ark1002]

Nope, we're doing fine.

EDIT: In response to Mraize

Edited December 19, 2018 by Ark1002

[MacThorstenson he/him]

Well I didn't ask you. I asked the fellow who enjoys killing. 

It's Christmas season, I'm just trying to give a guy something he likes to do. 

Edited December 19, 2018 by Ookla the [REDACTED]

[Silva]

10 hours ago, Sorana said:

When you assassinate someone you create a pm, and craft a situation in which the other one dies in the end. You still give your victim a chance to react, but lead him/her on until you strike for the kill. More details are secret

*starts muttering again about Ark and his poor quality*

[+Ark1002]

Again, I was sleep deprived and just wanted to see your reaction.

[Silva]

*continues muttering under her breath*

It probably didn't live up to your expectations, because sleep deprivation was also affecting this end. 

[+Ark1002]

Yep.

[BooksBeforeDeath]

43 minutes ago, MacThorstenson said:

 

Do you want to fight? Infact, I'll even let you attempt to assassinate me. Mac won't even see it coming.

I would stipulate that if my character somehow overpowers yours that he be allowed to kill you.

I like killing people, not getting killed by people. If of neither of our characters actually killed if such thing were to happen in the assassination process, than I think that that would be a fun friendly competition. 

I don't like killing people because I'm bloodthirsty, I like it because the intellectual process in preventing the target from suspecting you, and getting them to kill themselves, is really fun,

[MacThorstenson he/him]

Just now, BooksBeforeDeath said:

I like killing people, not getting killed by people.

NO WAY! I'm exactly the same!  

In all seriousness, I think it would be a cool idea, but it would not be a competition. At the moment I think that Mac could be the most powerful member of the alleyverse, (Considering that voidus is currently trapped, once voidus gets out Mac is dead).

I suggested it mostly in jest, but if you want to give it a go, I would be willing to.

[+Ark1002]

Hellbent might beat him.

Also, Mac has the disadvantage of his best power being location based, out of Alleyverse...

[BooksBeforeDeath]

Touché. I was pretty sure your character was the most powerful (after Voidus), but I couldn't find anything about him.

[MacThorstenson he/him]

1 minute ago, Ark1002 said:

Hellbent might beat him.

Also, Mac has the disadvantage of his best power being location based, out of Alleyverse...

True, But why would he need to leave the alleyverse? He does also have the one power, which has been known to obliterate cities at a time.

2 minutes ago, BooksBeforeDeath said:

Touché. I was pretty sure your character was the most powerful (after Voidus), but I couldn't find anything about him.

I try to keep it under wraps. But because he's a hemalurgist he tends to tailor his powerset to the situation. His name is obvious, doesn't necessarily have a weakness, but he makes up for it by never being involved with his powers. His history is his actions in the alleyverse from before Era 1. There isn't a whole lot to him.

[Furamirionind They/Any/All]

4 minutes ago, MacThorstenson said:

True, But why would he need to leave the alleyverse? He does also have the one power, which has been known to obliterate cities at a time.

I try to keep it under wraps. But because he's a hemalurgist he tends to tailor his powerset to the situation. His name is obvious, doesn't necessarily have a weakness, but he makes up for it by never being involved with his powers. His history is his actions in the alleyverse from before Era 1. There isn't a whole lot to him.

Technically if he uses Hemallurgy, surely he would have at least a couple spikes that if removed would kill him? I can't remember the steel inquisitors benefiting from gold compounding like Miles did...

Edited December 19, 2018 by Furamirionind

[BooksBeforeDeath]

40 minutes ago, Furamirionind said:

Technically if he uses Hemallurgy, surely he would have at least a couple spikes that if removed would kill him? I can't remember the steel inquisitors benefiting from gold compounding like Miles did...

I think that's because the Lord Ruler

a) couldn't give them Feruchemy

and

2) wouldn't want them to have that kind of advantage

[MacThorstenson he/him]

1 hour ago, Furamirionind said:

Technically if he uses Hemallurgy, surely he would have at least a couple spikes that if removed would kill him? I can't remember the steel inquisitors benefiting from gold compounding like Miles did...

Mac can compound gold, and has metalminds. And you don’t need to be able to use feruchemy to tap metalmind that is yours. 

[old man moomba he/him]

TLR gave the Inquisitors gold Feruchemy via a pewter spike.

[+Ark1002]

It was said that Inquisitors had double metals, but he didn't teach them compounding, they had to figure it out themselves.

[MacThorstenson he/him]

Quick lore correction, TLR didn't give the inquisitors compounding.

He actively kept it from them so that no one could rise up against him with knowledge of compounding. Besides, he didn't know about any feruchemists, he thought he had removed it from the terris population. It was Ruin who gave the inquisitors compounding.

[BooksBeforeDeath]

Quick question: do you think we could stop bickering between DA and the GBs. Please?

[+Ark1002]

We bicker a bit, but we bicker with TUBA more. You've just seen the wrong part.

[MacThorstenson he/him]

6 minutes ago, BooksBeforeDeath said:

Quick question: do you think we could stop bickering between DA and the GBs. Please?

Nope. Not since you all kicked me out. I will never let up. Y'all are pure evil.

[+Ark1002]

I seem to remember this story a bit differently...