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[Powder Miner]

Extra 50% growths?
Oh, nice. Could you slap an extra 25% onto SP and an extra 25% onto DEF?

[freeformschooler]

Yeah, that's the general Human racial due to not usually having any other cool powers. They should total to 350 while yours are 300. If it were me, I'd put it in Stache or Spi since you're one of the melee tanks, but it's up to you.

EDIT: Okay, Sp and Def. Can do.

[Powder Miner]

Stache and Spi are low for IC reasons.

[Dwarmin]

Okay, finally got my sheet done!

Spoiler: Argus, The Valiant Turtling... Koopa (click to show/hide)

Name: Argus
Race: Koopa Troopa
Gender: Male
Appearance: Argus is a relatively average-sized koopa, his red shell usually gleaming from the effort he takes in polishing it. Underneath the shell, he takes to wearing soe soft padded armour to accenuate the defensive capabilities of the shell, and plate armour over his exposed limbs. He shies away from helmets however, finding most to be uncomfortable upon his head.

Bio: Born to a couple of Koopa expatriates within the mushroom kingdom, Argus is one out of eight children, and the third hatchling of the batch. (They only had one lot of eggs.) His childhood was mostly normal, save for the fact there was a lot more non-koopas in his early life compared to the average koopa.

Argus' teenage years could be said to have been more... colourful. Paired with his brother Robin (Koopa naming conventions are wierd), the two would often sneak out past curfew to enjoy the nightlife of toadtown. The two would often get into trouble, and Argus would often be attacked for looking like Robin. Argus learnt not only to hold his ground, but to also to aid Robin in such fights as well (Mainly by acting as a shield).

This rudimentary experience would serve him well after he joined the military of the kingdom. While he ended up garnering a reputation as a troublemaker among the officers, his reputation among the rank and file would be as a honorable comrade willing to take take the punishment from both an opponent and an officer. (Though the latter had limits, as Argus wouldn't cover for a murderer.) He eventually rose up the ranks into the royal guard at a fairly rapid rate, owing to his tenacity.

Primary Ability Path: Hoplite (Alternate: Pike and Plank). Argus excels at fighting with spear and shield, utilizing this in a primarily defensive stance.

Secondary Ability Path: Bro Fighter. The Art of fighting as part of a pair. Argus has garnered some formal training in this form of combat, using his capabilities alongside someone else's.

Level: 1 (0/100)
Total Level: 1

HP: 14 (70%)
SP: 8 (15%)
POW: 6 (60%)
DEF: 10 (70%)
BRI: 6 (10%)
SPI: 4 (25%)
SPD: 4
STACHE: 3 (60%)

A day late a coin short

No, you pretty much got the mechanics right. I'll agree it's a bit wonky. How about this: When Bethany Evades an attack, any successive attacks targeting her incur a -30 Hit penalty until the end of her next turn. That would perhaps fit with the disappear in a puff of smoke theme.

Most of the melee types do indeed have an advantage in terms of raw power (including Bethany), but their abilities come at a far greater SP cost.

I can abide by that. At least there's an upside lol

[Taricus]

Pffft, I already knew that. There's a chance upon the waitlist though!

[Fortis]

So many interesting characters, so few slots available. Ah well.

[freeformschooler]

I could probably handle eight-ish, but I've learned not to start a game with grandoise scale. Best to measure it out and see how much I can handle before I start going grey over mis-counted attack boni.

[Xanmyral]

Well, look at the bright side. At least you don't have to fret about conditionals and what they may or may not do in this game, at least I don't believe so with what I've seen.

Well, at least not a crazy amount of conditionals.

[Fortis]

I could probably handle eight-ish, but I've learned not to start a game with grandoise scale. Best to measure it out and see how much I can handle before I start going grey over mis-counted attack boni.

I shouldn't fault you. I've tried doing one of these things myself, and it's a lot of work. I'll stop complaining.

[Praefectus Screptum]

We totally need Fawful taking part on the story. I HAVE FURY!

[GreatWyrmGold]

Hurray! someone who isn't a shyguy or a yoshi!

Hello? Troopa here.

Alright, I'm going to go with the following for the starting party. It was a lot harder to choose than it normally is. Sooo many good applications...

Mind if I ask what it was about my character that made it not chosen so that I can fix it for later/my next character after my current waitlister gets added and inevitably killed?

[Xanmyral]

Depending on how FFS deals with death, dying might be harder than you think. Could be a "reach zero and you're out" or it might give you three turns to get healed and back on your feet.

[Powder Miner]

Guys, IC thread?

[freeformschooler]

Depending on how FFS deals with death, dying might be harder than you think. Could be a "reach zero and you're out" or it might give you three turns to get healed and back on your feet.

It's like FEF but shorter. Detailed in the first post.

[Xanmyral]

Depending on how FFS deals with death, dying might be harder than you think. Could be a "reach zero and you're out" or it might give you three turns to get healed and back on your feet.

It's like FEF but shorter. Detailed in the first post.

Ah neat, new stuff!

EDIT: Well, new as of six hours ago.