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By the way, what are going to decide for the city government for Era 4? Because it seems actually RPing the government doesn't really work, so I'm wondering if we're going to keep it, just say the government exist but keep it in the background, or abolish it and go back to the Era 1/2 status.
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I think both Joel's knowledge as well as drawing abilities?
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Can I have an opinion on how many points a hammer-space bag would be worth, with the bag containing a small arsenal of weapons (sniper, grenade launcher, assault rifle, two smgs and ammo, including anti-steelpusher hazekiller rounds)?
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Aylitha shrugged. "I don't really care," she said. "I'll just go along with what you two decide. After all," she said with a smirk, "I'm not the one who dies if something goes wrong."
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Aylitha tilted her head, then looked at Althea. "Nevermind," she said, sounding somewhat annoyed. "My other self was somewhat confused, they're heading somewhere else. There is a walking tank shooting up everything in sight nearby though." *** KanMien saw the bullets hit home, but all they saw in the holes was more machinery, no flesh. "A robot?" They muttered, sounding somewhat confused. They reached out for another magazine when they saw they weapons turn their way. "Ah rusts," they muttered, immediately grabbing the bag instead, throwing themselves out of the window. Explosions buffeted them from above as the bullets it the room they just fell out of. Falling down they shifted the alleys below them, and the scenery changed as soon as they disappeared between the buildings. Their fall immediately slowed down and they softly landed on the ground. They sighed in relief, glad that it had worked, and that they had picked the right alley.
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Aylitha thought for a second. "No clue about the aluminum," she answered. "I think it's likely though. As for weapons, one looks like a scorpion standing on two legs with wings, covered in spikes, it's a flier, and I think the tail and spikes are likely to be poisoned. The second looks like a mutant clown and carries a large scythe." She tilted her head. "Not sure why though, scythes are horrible weapons. Personal guess is that it's the same reason as it's demented appearance, probably to create or reinforce some kind of fear effect." She closed her eyes, focusing on a number of bugs close to them. "The flier also has some Aons engraved on the armor," she said once she opened her eyes again. "I've got no clue about the effects though."
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Aylitha sighed, disappointed with how fast her creatures got destroyed. She snapped her fingers, and black tendrils erupted from the destroyed creatures, stitching them back together or forming new ones. Others closer to the soldiers started spreading a vague black mist, a virus that would eat those infected from the inside out. The regenerating creatures started chasing after the soldier, though mostly focusing on preventing them from getting back to Lord Ajax. Suddenly something drew her attention to five creatures that hadn't been destroyed. In a few cases the signals their brains were sending where different, though she could still override them. In other cases she could feel something eating away at the brain though. She smiled, feeling interested. She left the two where she didn't control the brain alone, and two others erupted into tentacles that shredded the original bodies, wrapping themselves around the soldier. She left one though, letting the fungus take it's course, interested in seeing how it worked. As an afterthought she shot a message to her other self, warning her of the incoming soldiers. @RayOfSunshine *** Aylitha turned towards Althea and Max. "Change of plans," she said, sounding somewhat hurried. "Two soldiers coming in this direction, they seem to be wearing a more powerful version of the power armor those other soldiers used. Are we staying and fighting or are we leaving?" @Sorana, @I think I am here. *** KanMien watched the bullets explode. Steelpusher? They wondered. They looked next to them, where they had a few magazines with hazekiller rounds. They shook their head. He was flying now, making hitting him too difficult, and it seemed as if someone else was dealing with him already. Looking around they spotted the heavily armored walking arsenal. Smiling they aimed at him and fired a full magazine at him, six bullets total. @RayOfSunshine
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Yes, but that requires stormlight healing, and would likely take a fair amount of it.
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A quick tip, don't use grammerly on this site. It tends to break stuff like quote and spoiler boxes which can be rather annoying for other people viewing them. A solution for the gender swapping could be that it's a side-effect from the Epic's power.
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Aylitha looked up at Althea, tilting her head when a new message came in. "Never mind," she said. "Apparently the other DA department heads are attacking. They don't have an issue with you coming as well, but it might not end well for your people." She smiled. "Honestly, I'd suggest just getting to a high place and watch the fireworks, it should be fun." *** Aylitha looked up when Mac arrived, smiling at him. She shook her head as the Stranger flew off. He really shouldn't be doing that when dealing with an unknown enemy. Always gather as much information as possible first. Still, she understood why he was doing it. Sometimes it is satisfying to just crush an enemy, without even bothering to plan, without bothering to take them serious. Well, she thought, at least it will give some information. She jumped up to the roof of a nearby building, and looked down at the streets below. Moss spread beneath her, eating away at the building, giving her more material, and she smiled. Snapping her fingers her creatures rushed forwards, running at the soldiers in power armor still on the ground. Strange birds with bone-white claws and purple eyes rose out of the moss around her, launching themselves at the flying soldier. She giggled at the irony involved. Bugs swarmed around in the skies, watching what was happening below, helping her steer her army. The giggle grew to a laughter, one echoed by all the creatures attacking, all sounds distorting and overlapping into a giant cacophony. @RayOfSunshine
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Aylitha thought for a bit, contacting her other self. "It shouldn't hinder me too much," she said. "It will temporarily disrupt my ability to create new constructs or directly control them though, and the DA is planning something as well, I'm not sure if it'll interfere with their plans. I'll send a warning though." She tilted her head, thinking. "What kind of radius are we talking about here?" *** Back at the crater Aylitha looked at Voidus as he walked away. Throwing a quick glance at the Stranger she snapped her fingers, then followed him. The animals and constructs she had sitting on the shore got into motion, moving in front of Voidus, spreading out to intercept any incoming creatures. At that point her eyes glazed over and she stared into the distance. A second later her eyes refocused, and she moved up to the Stranger, while sending a small bug to Voidus. "The Ghostbloods are planning on dropping a Leecher bomb on the target," she said, the bug echoing her words. "Should they abort or would it be better to wait until after it has landed?" @Voidus, @Fatebreaker
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Aylitha nodded, staring somewhat absently into the air. "My other self has some scouts on the way as well," she said. "I should be able to tap their information as well. I'm also vectoring some bugs this way, but they'll take time to get close. The only thing I know is that aside from the big guy we have six similar to the ones we fought before, but with more specializations. Most of them don't look that human either." She shook her head, eyes focusing on the others. "Heavy weapons sound good," she said, smiling. "In most cases heavy weapons and training can beat almost all ability users, especially since the more powerful ones tend to neglect actual combat training." She shook her head. "I think you'll need anti-tank weaponry to get through the armor on some of them though, and at least one looks like a ranged fighter, so you'll need to be mobile as well." She looked at Althea. "I don't suppose you Ghostbloods have high-altitude bombers available? High-saturation carpet-bombing kind of sounds like the best option now." She sighed, I really should have been Karin right now, she thought. At least she would have known how to handle this.
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KanMien went through the DA storehouse, getting more ammunition. They shook their head, annoyed with having to withdraw because of something like that. Still, it would be good to get more, and besides, the army had gotten too close to their previous position. Finished they snapped their fingers, rearranging the alleys in front of them, depositing them on an empty floor in one of the skyscrapers in the city. They cut a hole in the glass, poking their sniper out of it, and placed an Alerter Fabrial next to them to warn them of anybody trying to sneak up on them. Just as they started watching the city again a lightshow appeared a few kilometers away. A voice resounded through the city: "It's time to die." KanMien groaned at the volume of the sound. Shaking their head, they took aim at the man and chambered a round. "Couldn't agree more," they whispered. They tapped some Zinc, just enough make sure their aim was right, and fired at the man's center of mass. Their spikes still felt strange when used, after-effects from the storm. They wondered if it would help or hinder them. *** A voice resounded through the city: "It's time to die." Aylitha looked up at the noise. Cradling her head as if to nurse a headache she sighed. "He realizes how corny that sounds, right?" She complained to Voidus and the Stranger. "Nevermind," she said, shaking her head. "Apparently he decided to make our job easier." The bridge behind her trembled, six large birds of prey rising up out of the moss. They flew away, moving in the direction of Lord Ajax, trying to get more information. From high in the sky the birds spotted them, a large strange being in the center, with six armored soldiers around him. They dove down, aiming for the center figure. Aylitha looked into the air, eyes unfocused. "Found him," she muttered. "Six other soldiers present as well, wearing power armor. Most don't look human. One flier, one molluscoid, one walking arsenal, a demented imitation of a clown, and two human types. Abilities are unknown." She looked back at the horde of monsters standing at the shore. "I'll deal with crowd control, you two can deal with the big guy." @Voidus, @Fatebreaker
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Aylitha nodded, watching Althea vanish. Looking at Max she decided she didn't want to walk down all the stairs, and instead stepped up to the edge of the roof, looking down. She grinned, then turned around, body going limp, falling backwards while the turn left her falling down the roof looking at the sky. She smiled as she fell. She had always loved this feeling of falling, and it had been a long time since she last had the time to do so. Mid-fall she twisted, turning around so her feet pointed downwards, landing on the ground, her whole body bending to absorb the impact. Smiling she looked up, waiting for the others, an expression on her face that looked as if it was daring them to do the same, and smiling because she knew they could not. @I think I am here., @Sorana
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A few of his stories only appeared in anthologies, like how Dreamer only appeared in Games Creatures Play. So the idea is that with that option those stories from anthologies don't count. Also, you can interpret "All Brandon's Books" to mean that it also include unpublished works like Dragonsteel and Aether of Night.
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Re: WH40K stuff I think one of the issues people might have with understanding it might be in that WH40K stuff (and other sci-fi to some extent) is that it is normally much more powerful than Sanderson stuff. My knowledge of it is somewhat limited (though that probably illustrates my point), but from what I understand Warhammer power armor should be way more powerful than shardplate, while Space Marines are way stronger and faster than Pewter burners. At the same time weapons like Bolters and plasma weapons should easily kill even people wearing Shardplate in a single shot. I am aware this is not the case in the RP, but this might not be initially clear to people who are used to WH40K.
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Aylitha looked at him, a small smirk on her face. "I am quite unique, so that makes sense," she said. "Or, well, maybe I'm not that unqiue," she added. "I'm not sure, depends on your perspective, I guess." She tilted her head, thinking, her foot tapping on the ground. "If you want to find the enemy leader, I know where he was when he unleashed the monsters. That was why I came here originally, you know, to tell you that he did it." Absentmindedly she nodded. "Yes, but my other body is telling the other DA leaders about him now. They'll be looking as well." A smirk came on her face. "You know what," she said, sounding happy, "lets go looking for him. It would be fun to beat my other self." A short giggle escaped. Smiling, she told them of the factory outside the city where she had found the monsters. @Sorana
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Aylitha took the canteen out of instinct, then looking at it once she realized what it was. She wondered what she should do with it. She normally didn't need to drink, but it had been given to her. In the end she just drunk a bit to be polite, then handed it back. Looking at them she noticed the man was wounded. She tilted her head, wondering why the woman hadn't healed him. She was a transmuter, after all. Or was that called differently here? She shook her head. The woman probably just lacked the training. A pity, that was. If only she had worked for the bio-science department. Muttering to herself Aylitha knelt down in front of the man, grabbing his injured leg, making sure to avoid the wound. "Stand still please," she said, sounding somewhat detached. "That way I can heal this wound." Small tentacles flowed from her hand, each splitting into yet smaller tentacles, until they formed a web so small it was impossible to distinguish the individual strands. The thin web draped itself over the wounds, first depositing a painkiller, then a weak acid to kill bacteria. After that they slowly started depositing new cells, using the man's DNA to build the cells. She frowned. She always disliked working with human cells. It was difficult for her powers to create them, and she had to manually put them in the right location, without being able to grow new cells from the old ones. Slowly the wound closed though, the web contracting until the whole wound was gone. Aylitha stood up, smiling at what she had done. Sure, working with human cells was annoying, but still, it was somewhat of an accomplishment, manually rebuilding human flesh. Cracking her fingers she looked at the others. "Done." She said.
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Here you go: This one should always be up-to-date, since it's the official character thread.
