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[Sanure]

((yes, yes you are.))

[Akroma]

((So everyone doing at average 20 to a maximum about 40 damage in their major attacks, while sen deals an average of 100, to a maximum of 200 is fair?))

[Sanure]

((Yep, totally is.))






((Also, If you haven't realized it yet, Sarcasm.))

[Akroma]

((then why not simply make it fair? It is not unfair from me to call you to fairness. It is not even an offensive arguement. It is just me being adamant about the part where I think that everyone should have equal opportunities. I am a great fan of huge devastating limit break attacks, but in this case, it's something that Sen can just dish out first turn of combat, every combat, whenever she feels like it, with maybe the sole exception of previous combat - if battles happen quickly in a row, has drained her paper. That's not a limit break attack, thats a standard attack.

But eh, I rest my case. You yourself admitted that Sen doing 500% the damage everyone else does is not fair, and the worst part is, you are still going to get away with it. But man, do I remember when PN did 100 damage with Hilda, and it was not even his intention to circumvent or break any rules, we patched that stuff immediatly to the magic rules we have now. But here we are, with Sen existing in a rule vacuum, and smurf will be fine with it, just because I happened to get angry about it.))

[Projeck37]

((As Co-GM, take your damn bickering to PMs or kindly take today off to cool down. Both of you. I expect you to keep OOC to the minimum inside the IC thread as well.))

[Sanure]

((Nah, I think it's better to just end the argument now. Meaning, I'm done with said argument and would rather get back to the temporal anomaly that is the zombie battlefield.))

[Projeck37]

((That won't solve anything. This argument will.only resurface the next time Paper Dragon is used. Balance it now. Lower the paper limit, raise the TN, raise the mana price, I don't personally care how it's done.

And Akroma, I forgot to mention this in my last post: Please, do try to actually help balance Sen instead of carrying on an argument by yelling "THAT'S NOT FAIR, ALL OF THE OTHER CHARACTERS CAN'T DO THAT MUCH!*" That doesn't help anybody except making people angry, Smurf and I included.

*Dramatic, I know.))

[Sanure]

((To the OOC cause it's pointeless to clog up the IC))

[USEC_OFFICER]

Hakim hovers near Sen and rocket punches the chaos mage.

[PrivateNomad]

Alucard yawns.
 "Ashley, could you get the Voidcrosser from my desk in my workshop? The code is B0AE652T9fhaTkat318M. Can you remember that?"

[Projeck37]

"Sure. Make the woman who just got cut in half get your own sword."
Ashley shrugs, going down into the workshop, getting the sword, reciting the exact code.

[PrivateNomad]

 "You'd have to go anyways, since you know, we're sharing eyes.

Thanks."
Alucard grabs the sword and slings it on his back.

 "Do you have any idea what doing this thing is going to even do?"

[Projeck37]

"Getting the Twilight Sigil? Eh, not really... But I'm curious! For once in my existence, I have something to be absolutely curious about..."
Ashley smiles brightly, and actually seems... joyful? That's certainly a first in a long time. And then... it started snowing. It was just now apparent that it was cold in Upper-Central France. Or... did it just turn cold?
"Heh, look at that. Snow."

[Rolepgeek]

Spensir forces his way deeper into the horde, cleaving aside rotting flesh to carve himself a path.

Then, he raises his blade up towards the sky, and grins inside his helmet.

"THUNDER BURST, BITCHES!"

Lightning and a deafening burst of sound surge out from the weapon, arcing and resounding with each corpse it strikes.

THUNDER BURST WHILST KNEE-DEEP IN ZEDS, LET'S FRY US UP SOME ZOMBIES

[kj1225]

Hakim blasts a fist at the mage instantly downing her.
"Annie! No!"
The armored man, obviously the death knight, bodily tosses the zombies in between him and the mage, Annie, out of the way to reach her. The zombies continues treking forward, apprently not having commands. What happens next can best be described as a blood bath as the zombies are exploded, beaten, burned, and otherwise killed by the remaining combatants. When it's all said and done the only remaining signs of the death knight and his co-worker are the staff he wielded, a spell book, a note addressed to Hakim, and a vial of something.

Everyone gets 25 XP, and Hakim gets an extra five for brutally murdering a fairly ordinary girl.