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I genuinely thought that there was a glitch when I saw the newest member looked pretty much exactly like Dr. Dapper.

Actually, that has been voted against.

Crow grinned, then let his other shardblade drop into his hand. He swung the two at her legs, his enhancements making it almost impossible to get out of the way in time. @Silva ~~~ A single Chaos Marine, one in charge of Project: Ruin could see how badly they were using. It could see every casualty. It couldn't dictate, the actions of the Chaos Marines, that authority belonged to Crow, and Crow alone. But it could use Project: Ruin. It had been releasing the bacteria into the regular water for the last four months. It had to be activated, but it was in them. All of them. It grinned gleefully as it hit the button. Project: Ruin activated. ~~~ The thieves changed. They warped strangely, almost different species. There was four groups. Half had a red tint fill their eyes, not much showing. A third of the remnants had green skin, and as the battle progressed mold and other fungus quickly grew out of their skin, their hair becoming almost nothing else. Their eyes were tinted dark green. Another group had their colors fully reverse. Pale skin turned dark, dark skin turned pale. Blue eyes turned orange, green eyes turned red. Black hair turned white, blond hair turned purple. The clothes were the only thing about them let unchanged. The last group, the last sixth, bulged, became deformed, creatures barely not even recognizable by shape. The red tinted half charged wildly, bloodily, a furious frenzy filling them for all without Project: Ruin. No concern for themselves, they killed bloodily, adrenaline pumping through their bodies to levels that would stop their hearts if it continued. They ripped off heads with their hands, threw liless across the roof, a roof the size of the building. Any contact with blood and their disease spread, so the bleeding and wounded joined their frenzy. The fungus filled changed in no way. Spores spread from their body though, and they were ultimate breeding grounds for fungus, walking spreaders of parasites. The warped died quickly, with no affect. The reversed commanded the rest, intelligent to extremes. Project: Ruin had succeeded. @Darth Woodrack

Make a Scadrian book of records Read Mistborn Eat his left foot's big toe Eat someone else's left foot's big toe. Break the fourth wall.

Again, there is no logical reason that one should be factored in to points. They are hard to kill. Like a gold ferring. They can hide. Like a Lightweaver. It is within the points to do both. Criminals can not follow the law, and if they're smart they don't get caught.

Who were at least fifty.

I disagree. We have had Kanrda characters, and there best power is hiding as someone else. That is generally against the rules for PCs, making that power useless.

So, I want to make what is basically the guiness book of records for the shard, and figure out what the best are. If you can prove you are number one, you get first place. Please send screenshots of things like PMs, and it would be helpful for others. To start this off, Longest thread Longest PM Most rep (Obvious) Most members in a single PM Member with the most followers. So, on that note, I would like to submit the first attempt for the longest PM and the most members in a PM, the Homeless and the Alleyverse PM. Thanks in advance for suggestions. Also, if you want to try for a record not mentioned, feel free.

^Sums of perfectly.

And I was arguing with your opinions. I'd like to do that. Be the radiant.

I disagree with this one, and think it would be unfair. They have weaknesses, including a fragile spirit web, with only two spikes beatable by strong rioters or soothers. And living indefinitely shouldn't be factored into the point system, or lack of a long life. It is power, not age. Recommended point value: +30 I think this should be less, only +20.

Well, the leader we recognize is DA. So...

@Darth Woodrack

Crow growled heavily, then grabbed the Marine by the throat. You don't get to lead the Chaos Marines by being weak. He slammed his knee up into the mans stomach, then activated the EMP pulse. It rippled through the man. He shouted, bringing the blade down in force. He had watched his captives be stolen. He would get them back. One way or another. He jumped up, slamming the door down, He sprinted down the hallway, clangs echoing down the hallway. He pulled out a fabrial, ripping his way into the Cognitive Realm. He sprinted past strange creatures, like wolves. He slaughtered with his blade, his vision going red. Again he ripped back into the Physical Realm. Right behind Freedom. His voice rumbled like an earthquake. "You are mine." It became as cold as the void of space, and as dark. "I will make sure you never leave again." @Silva

Well, technically I'm a member, so if I changed my vote....

Oh, I've came up with that myself. Personally I think just emphasizing a lack. You have to do everything like normal, and just leave gaping holes in knowledge. It takes a great writer to go past that and make it good.