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Hm…. No—wait, I got it wrong. The Master and Koschei the Deathless are the same person. Nighthound is another Time Lord ally of the Master's, whose current regeneration has made him the Nighthound we know and hate. Therefore, the Master is attempting to find his ally, the Nighthound, and fix the Oregon timeline where he (the Master) is stuck as a cat and Mobius is a doctor. But since he can't cross his own timeline, he's going to use Nighthound to do it! It makes so much sense now.
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The only villain the Doctor has faced who actually had nefarious intent was the Master….who may or may not be a future regeneration of Nighthound.
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The entire Who mythos has been turned on its head. So does that make the Doctor a Paladin- or Guardian-like Epic—one somewhat unaware of their own state, but one whose methods of protection actually do more long-term harm than good?
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All along, the Daleks just wanted to protect the universe's children from disturbing imagery. That explains a…. Wait a second. Are you saying that the creator of the Daleks looks not like this…. ….but like this?
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If you looked into the Untempered Schism and saw Nighthound grinning back at you, you'd never stop running, either.
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So that's why the Doctor doesn't visit America all that often. He might put his companions in danger more often than not, but bringing them within a hundred miles of Nighthound is just too much. The end of the universe is far, far safer.
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Putting the "intelligent" in "intelligent life."
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"Hmph. If discoveries like this are all our planet has to offer, it's no wonder intelligent life has never paid us a visit."
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For some reason, I can't help but wonder if Lightwards ever saw this clip and shot the TV.
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And I just realized exactly what that drawing of the Great Noodly One reminds me of. These guys.
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It fits Funtimes even better, then. I like the first and third icons. The second one is cool, too, but I think the first and third are best. Odd how a tasteful ink drawing can make her god look like a Muppet.
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Wait a second—is one interpretation of the "Party X Party" song that the rookie is the Dark Lord, or just that the Dark Lord looks a bit like the rookie and the rookie decides to dress in royal robes just 'cause?
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If you want, but it's fine if you just post it.
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Okay. So leave the post as-is, or is an edit necessary?
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Cool. Should I take his section out, then, so Nighthound has a chance to brief Ray?
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So with that in mind, the best least idiotic course of action would be….? As hilarious as this would be…. …there's that to consider. He has to be able to play his bagpipes if he wants a chance of surviving.
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I was trying to leave it open for a situation where Nighthound isn't forced to leave him alive because of plot armor, and attacking Nighthound directly would lead to that, more likely than not. Is there a better way? Admittedly, there aren't a ton of options that don't lead to the Unicyclist being the shortest-lived Epic in this RP's run…..
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Nor do I. Yes.
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Indeed.
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Short Quota and Unicyclist posts are up.
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What Happened in Portland
TwiLyghtSansSparkles replied to TwiLyghtSansSparkles's topic in Reckoners RPG
"Quota, scaredy-cat! He's dead. Get out here, fool!" "I'm not a scaredy-cat!" Quota wasn't sure if Electro heard it or not, since the pink Epic had launched into a speech about ruining her night. No matter how often Quota reached for her emotions, he couldn't sense her. Not a thing. Just Electro—anger, irritation, and simmering aggression—and the far simpler, rapidly dimming fear of the enormous dinosaur. So the pink Epic was an illusionist, or an astral projector, or something else that didn't require her to be in the same room as her victims. Against her, he might as well be a sparking vanilla. Quota knew when he was beaten, and being confronted by a an incorporeal Epic hoping to avenge the death of her dinosaur was the very definition of beaten. Of course, he also knew a poor insult when he heard one, and if Electro could dish out childish insults, he could do one better. "What kind of Epic calls somebody a 'scaredy-cat,' anyhow? You're only brave on Opposite Day!" Before he or the pink Epic could protest—or, more likely, decide what sort of insult that was—Quota bolted from the dead dinosaur, jumping a fence in his mad dash for safety. Nighthound—Calamity's cupcake his face is horrible somebody should ruin it—raised a fist, shifting into what looked like a fighting stance. Of greater concern was the cloud of blood that formed into an array of sharp red darts, hovering around the dark-haired girl. "May I offer assistance?" The Unicyclist heard her words. He knew them for a threat. But he didn't care. He just wanted to destroy. But he had to begin with the darts. He raised his bagpipes and played a song. It wasn't a song he remembered learning, or even knowing for that matter. It was just a collection of notes arranged in a way that felt right in the moment. He played it with gusto, as loudly as he could, and was rewarded with a jet of flame that burst from his bagpipes and curled briefly in the air before hurling toward the girl and her darts. There was a sizzling sound, and ash fell from the cloud of flame. The darts were gone. The Unicyclist didn't stay to see if she was harmed or not. He didn't care. He whirled on his unicycle and barreled into the jungle, spewing musical flames at the leafy canopy. -
I would not be opposed to this.
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About as much effort as it takes to say the word "kimono" where she can hear it.
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Yes. Everyone knows "Delancey" is a very Japanese surname.
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I just realized his given name doesn't fit him at all. Franklin Roosevelt greeted the Depression with "Let's throw the kitchen sink at it and see if that solves the problem." Theodore Roosevelt….um….
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