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[Sanure]

This is the OOC for the -~Rise of the Alterverse~- game that is GMed by Me, though it used to include two others . This will be a game about shipping whenever possible and plot mixed in to give it a good roundabout. More details will be worked out later, but for now, Go ahead and sign up. A player limit may be implemented if too many people join up.

Spoiler: new Character Sheet (click to show/hide)

Name:
Age:
Gender:
Description/Appearance:
Background:

Level: (every 100 exp, you increase one level, and gain 3 statpoints and 3 spellpoints. Reminder, We got 120 exp from the intro plot)

HP: (30+CON*2+WILL)

Affinity: See below. You may have up to two.

Stats: (13 points to spend. Cap for spending is 3+Level per stat. 0 is a valid option for stats)
Accuracy: (Hit rate for Ranged and spells. Critical chance for Melee)
Cunning: (Critical chance for Ranged and Spells. Hit rate for Melee)
Strength: (Used for melee Damage and physical actions)
Dexterity: (Used for dodging, movement actions etc)
Intelligence: (Used for crafing of items and Alchemy. Determines Potion strength or damage. Also determines ranged damage.)
Willpower: (Spell damage and magecraft)
Constitution: (How tough you are and how much you heal for.)

Armor Class:
(CON+level+Equipment Bonus.)

Equipment: (Items you have and have gained. Specify Armor, Weapon, or other.)

Perks: (Perks you have gained at character creation or during play. You start with two of them.)


Power: (Description of what your power is and does. Details are prefered~)


Spells/Abilities: 6 Spell points to spend.(Spell-Level cap is 1+Level)

Spoiler: Stats explanation (click to show/hide)

Accuracy- Your ability to hit a object at range or hit a object's weakness when near. A high accuracy implies that you have the aptitude of aiming at a target and being able to hit them.

Cunning- Your ability to hit a object next to you with skill and precision, or knowing where to hit an object to cause impressive damage. A high Cunning implies you are skilled in melee combat and are capable of reading an person's movements to get an accurate strike.

Strength- Your typical brawn stat. Determines how strong you are when performing heavy lifting or participating in physical combat.

Dexterity- Dexterity is useful when preforming stealth or attempting to move away from an enemy without them noticing. Nerfed, this no longer determines ranged damage. Would be too strong otherwise, giving offense and defence in one stat.

Intelligence- Your overall smarts and wit, as well as your ability to preform Alchemy, the art of potion making. Intelligence also helps with combat alchemy, allowing your potions to do more damage. Buffed, now determines ranged damage, knowing where to aim for best attacks, else this stat would be too weak.

Willpower- Your Typical Mage stat. Determines spellcraft strength and and your skill in using magic. A high Willpower says you are a powerful mage capable of preforming stronger and stronger magic. Buffed, this also gives you a small amount of health, as overall health was too low. However if you have lost all base and CON based health, you will take hesty penalties from basicaly only running on fumes.

Constitution- Your tougness stat. A high constitution means you can withstand more and more damage, and last longer against wars of attrition. A high constitution implies you are the tankiest of tanks. Helps with healing via non-magic means.

Spoiler: Alchemy and Crafting (click to show/hide)

leaving this to Sanure, since he seems to be the only one who knew where this should go. Same for summoning, but that can easily be translated to the spell system, using Power and Duration effects.

Spoiler: Affinity (click to show/hide)

Each character starts with between zero and two affinities. Those affinities determine your DEFENSIVE typing. All spells come with and affinity, which  is covered in the Spells and Techniques spoiler. Using a spell with an affinity that matches your own affinity makes them slightly stronger though, like dealing 1.2 times the damage, or lasting 1.2 times as long.

In an attempt to make a balanced system despite all the endless debates over what element should defeat which, most affinities have two elements which they deal twice as much damage against, and two elements which they deal half damage against. The exceptions are Light, Dark, Chaos and Order affinities which only deal double damage to one affinity and deal half damage to another.

The elements are as follows:

_{*Image courtesy of USEC_OFFICER}

The orange column of the table represents the element of the attack, while the blue row represents the affinity of the defender. For example, a fire attack would deal double damage to a defender with the nature affinity, while a nature attack would deal normal damage to a defender with the nature affinity. The properties of different affinities stack on characters with more than one defensive element. For example, a character with Nature/Metal affinities would take only a quarter damage from Earth attacks and normal damage from Ice attacks.

Spoiler: Spells and Techniques (click to show/hide)

The ground idea stays the same. Spells are weak, and become stronger using drawbacks. Additional, this system takes into account level-ups, to make stronger spells be something that takes more experience to master.

A level 1 spell has 2 free effect-levels, and can add up to 1 more by adding drawbacks

A level 2 spell has 3 free effect levels, and can add up to 2, more by adding drawbacks, etc etc

A spell also automaticaly gains an affinity, which balances itself by being either super effective ot resisted by certain targets. Additional affinities require drawbacks, to balance out the versatility, as you are more likely to have an attack ready that could hit super effective.


At level 1, a player starts with 6 spell-points. Those can be used to create 6 level-1 spells, or 3 level 2 spells, or two level 1 spells and 2 level 2 spell. At further levels, 3 more spell points get added each level, the maximum spell-level however is equal to your current level (except at level 1). Spell points do not have to be spend immediatly, if you want to safe up to create a larger level spell, and can also be granted by the GM as rewards for good or fun roleplay (instead of perks), or when an ingame action somehow explains why a character would have gained power by whatever way, for example being close to an extremely powerful magical event, and thus bathed in the released energies. Spell points do not have to be spend on new spells entirely, but can also be used to upgrade spells, adding high effect levels, or removing drawbacks, as your mastery of the spell improves.

This system also includes physical manouvers, which can easily be handled the same way as spells.

This also allows Items to allow varied benefical effects, like a magic staff automaticaly adding one level of damage to damaging spells cast with it, or a gun automaticaly adding Ranged 1 to your attack


Critical attacks can, at the GMs leisure (or maybe after PMing the player about preferances), add any of the spell effects, instead of just doing more damage.


And without delay, lets get to the heart of things, the effects. I find it important to give long, extensive lits of possible effects and modifiers, to give players incentive and inspiration to try different things. Note I will be adding various numbers to the effects, which serves to imply how many drawbacks something requires to balance out.


Positive effects:

Additional Affinity 1

Your spell now deals two kinds of damage, meaning it may be super effective against more kinds of enemies (or resisted by more). If you have two affinities, and your spell has the same affinities, the same type attack bonus applies twice!

Damage 1,2,3,4,...basicaly no limit.

Self-explanatory, the more levels in this effect are, the harder your punch, the deeper the cut, the hotter the flame, more bang for your buck. It seems to be implied that this will increase by adding 1d4 damage, if nothing changes.

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Potent 2,4

Increases one of the spells increments. For instant, the 1d4 damage becomes 1d6/1d8, damage over time would become 1d3/1d4, duration on something becomes 3/4 turns, etc

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Heal 1,2,3 etc

Same as damage, simple.

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Ranged 1,2

It's an advantage to be able to hit something from far away, there is hardly any denying it. Ranged 1 gives you the basic range determined by (whatever stat Sanure sees fit. I advice however that the range is long enough that it would take an enemy at least 1 turn to move to the enemy to retaliate, to actually give an advantage here.), while ranged 2 can hit anything as long as have a line of sight. This will help make battle-maps more interesting, and decides if you use cunning or aim to hit someone with a spell. Examples: guns, lasers, fireballs.

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AoE 1,2,3

Adds an area of effect to a spell, to affect everything within the area, the actual size increases depending whatever movement speed is settled on. At AoE 1, the effect *might* (more on that later) still be dodged, even in the center of the AoE, with a penalty. At larger AoEs however, the penalty at the center of the effect should be so large, dodging it would be an exceptional feat. the actual shape of the AoE does not have to be circular, like in the case someone breathes fire, where it would be a cone, or that one episode in sailor moon, where she does a fucking heart shaped AoE, how magical girl like is that? At level 3, one should just consider the AoE to include *everything*, unless the battle map is huge. Examples: An automatic gun, spraying wildly in front of you, a bomb exploding, an area shielded by a barrier, a war-cry heared by everyone, etc.

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Chain 1,2,3

the spell jumps from target to target, one more target for every increase in category, decreasing in effectiveness by 25% each jump. This decrease has to be at least one digit lower, so if the first target is, for example, debuffed by 2 dex, the second target is not debuffed by 1.75, but by just 1 point.

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Combo 2,4,6

The spell attacks 2/3/4 times, each with its own dodge chance and damage reduction on hit. Examples Kung-fucking-fu, laser barrages, automatic rifles.

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Damage over time 1,2,3 etc

the spell does damage over time. At level 1, this lasts 2 turns, and deals 1d2 damage each turn. Each additional dice increase (2d2, 3d2 etc), AND each additional  2 rounds of duration cost one point. So for example, you could take DoT1 to deal 1d2 damage for 2 turns (average of 3 damage), or make it into DoT3, to deal 2d2 damage over over 4 turns(12 damage average), or go full ham into DoT5 to deal 3d2 damage over 6 turns, (average of 30 damage, jesus christ). As you can see, DoT increase much faster than immediate damage, but this is balanced out by costing a lot of points to make strong and first and foremost, taking a lot of turns to actually play out. Over the course of 6 turns, you are giving the enemy plenty of time to do stuff. Examples: poison, suffocation, bleeding, burning, fading, eaten by the void, etc.

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Heal over time 1,2,3 etc

Same as damage over time.

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Buff/Debuff 1,2,3, etc

Increases something, someone does by 1 category. Note, in this system increasing someones stat just by 1 point is very powerful. At equal stats, it's basicaly a 50/50 chance to win an opposed roll. Increasing a stat by just 1 point makes this into a 60/40, which is big. Just a buff 2 may turn a 60/40 in the enemies favour into a 40/60 in your favour. In this system buffs and debuffs are not to be scoffed at. At level 1, the buff lasts 2 turns, one more point can be spend for every 2 additional turns. Example: suddenly being forced to move at slow-motion, the strength of a bull cursing through your veins, your morale being lifted

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Maim 4,5,6, etc

The spell or attack causes an injury or debuff that will last through the entirety of battle. This starts at level 3 for a -2 hinder, and costs 5 for a -4 hinder, etc. Perfect for a critical hit.

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Hinder 1,2,3

The action in any way, hinders a targets action. For every level in this point a targets roll is decreased by 1, once. Example: Jumping in someones way, holding onto someone, catching someone in a sticky liquid, etc. Duration may be increased by taking points. Perfect for improvised actions.

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Support 1,2,3

The action, in any way, supports a targets action. For example, playing human step-ladder when someone is climbing, tacticaly advising someone, etc

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Imbue 1

Imbues an effect in a person or object, basicaly creating a container of sort for another spell to be stored in and go off later. Duration can be bought extra. For example, imbueing your next attack with lightning damage by charging up beforehand, or creating a mine by imbueing an explosive spell on a rock. This might also mean summoning a weapon that deals more damage than your normal attack. Note, this can stack with other spells. Fot instance, if you have a sword and one of your "spells" is a sword combo attack (reminder, physical feats are also handled by this system), then imbueing it with fire would obviously work on the combo, not just normal attacks.

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Passive effect 3,5

Once toggled, which takes a turn, a certain effect is turned on, and remains turned on for the rest of the fight. This effect must not cost more than 1 point for 3, or 2 points for 5. Example: Sanure granted Skyflame the ability to imbue her melee attacks with fire damage, a level 1 effect. Skyflame can toggle this on and off.

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Can not be dodged 4

Sending a fireball to explode someone is nice, but he can see it coming and get the hell outta dodge. But you are a pyromancer, why not just create the fireball right in his fucking face, where it immediatly explodes? Skips the dodge roll, going straight to the damage mitigation rolls. Example: Creating a gravitational pull on the enemy, grabbing someone with telekinesis etc.

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Escalating 1,2, etc

An effect can turn out much stronger than you thought it could be. At the end of the duration, there is a 50% chance the effect will last another 4 turns. OR the damage done might be increased by 50% or whatever else you can think off here.

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No cooldown 1

This attack is spammable, removing the automatic 1 turn cooldown all spells have. Obviously can not be combined with cooldown drawbacks.

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Armor piercing 1,2,3

For one point this spell ignores 33% of the enemies damage reduction, then 66%, up to the entire thing, oh yeah.

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Barrier 1,2,3

If not combined with an AoE, this barrier is cast on just one person. Increases the targets Damage reduction by 2,4,6 points, duration must be increased seperately

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precise 1,2,3

This attack is very hard to dodge. -2,-4,-6 to the dodge roll

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Move 1,2,3

This spell moves the target somewhere, like teleporting, or throwing someone. one point for short distances, at 2 points distance is more narrative. If it has any other effects, they are applied along the path, at 0.5 the normal strength, unless you also have aoe, then 100%. An additional point can be spend to create a portal and allow multiple people to move.

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Versatile 1,2,3

A truely trained mage can easily adjust a spell to do what he wants on the fly. This effect can be switched for any other effect. You may not take more than your level-1 of these.


Until overcome 2,3,4

Instead of a duration, the effect will last until a certain TN on a fitting attribute is met, starting at 11,13,15 etc. Example being caught in a net, being pupetted by magic strings, etc.


Many more: The world is your oyster, by all means make up as many effects as you can think off. I just kept writing until nothing new popped up immediately after finishing the last part.

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Drawbacks:

Cooldown 1,2,3 etc

After using this spell, it can not be used again for another x turns. Note, EVERY spell automaticaly has 1 turn cooldown, so level 1 means 2 turns.

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Charge 2,4

Before using this spell, you can not act for 1,2 etc turns. This is worth 2,3 etc points

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Paralyzing 2,4

Same as Charge, but AFTER casting.

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Draining 1,2,3 etc

The spell is channeled to levels your body can not handle, causing you to take 1d4 damage per point taken in this drawback

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Countermeasure 1,2

Effects with a duration that can easily be turned off by using your action to do something about it. For example, stop, drop and roll when on fire, simply stepping out of the danger zone, bandaging a bleeding cut, etc. At level 2, this will prompt an opposed roll, for example compared strength rolls to free yourself from a chokehold, compared mind-rolls to free yourself from hypnosis etc.

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Obvious 2,4

This spell is slow and easy to dodge grants +2,+4 to dodging this spell.

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Left to chance 1,2

Effects with a duration may end prematurely a 50/50 chance at the halfway point of the duration, for example, who knows how long that fire will burn? This could also mean the damage an attack does is not reliable, having a 50/50 chance to deal only 75% damage, or even only half!


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Buff/Debuff 1,2,3 OR hinder/support 1,2,3

Same as buff, and debuff as a bonus, but in an unwanted way. The caster or the target of the spell gets weaker, or stronger, eventhough you didn't want that.
Example: The attack you made was strong, but reckless, giving the enemy a bonus to his next roll to attack you, or for example a berserker spell makes someone a lot stronger, but also decreases his defence.

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Ammo 1,2

A spell can only be used twice, or even just once, per combat. Example, you simply dont have that much magical energy, you *literaly* are only carrying 2 grenades, etc.


and of course many many more. I openly support people having as many ideas as possible. I do however also support moderation. Just because you can take the maximum amount of drawbacks on a spell does not mean you have to, or even should, just to get the maximum effect. roleplay over minmaxing. Unless you find minmaxing fun, this system has stuff for everyone. Also, don't just all take cooldown as drawback, be varied folks.

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Feeble 2

This spell really lacks a bite. This is like reverse potent, decreasing a certain category on your spell by a degree, like only doing 1d2 damage, lasting only 1 turn, etc

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Difficult 1,2,3,4

Maybe this spell is so hard to cast, you might just fail at it? This drawback gives a spell a TN of 11,13,15,17 per level

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Feedback, only in combination with Difficult

When the spell fails, you have negative consequences happening, which can be any of the above drawbacks (or whatever else you want). The feedback drawback is worth HALF as many points as the negative things that could happen, because, well, they might not happen at all.

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Optional:

These fall under neither drawback nor effect, as it has a bit of both.


Charge-Up 1,0

You can chose to not immediatly cast a spell, but wait a turn to charge it up, making it stronger by two points. You can charge a maximum of your level extra points out of this. Costs 1 point to be able to do this, costs 0 if you allow this spell to also power up the DRAWBACKS by 2 points.


Channeled 0

This spell has no set duration, instead it lasts until you are interrupted.



Battle 1

The spell continues until the target has beaten the caster in an opposed roll. Until this happened, neither side can do anything else. In a many vs one situation, the GM may decide that others may also not be allowed to do anything, to prevent abuse.


Example spells will come with Skyflames charsheet, to be done after I posted this

Spoiler: Combat (click to show/hide)

The basis of task rolls is a 3d6+Attribute+Tool. For example when attacking someone at range, you roll 3d6+accuracy+Possible bonus granted by the gun, perhaps through a lasersight attachement. If you cast a spell, you roll do not usualy roll to cast it, unless it has a TN through drawbacks, however you do need to roll to aim it. To dodge, the roll is pretty much the same, 3d6+Dex+(if you can think of tools that give you bonuses to dodging, let me know). Tools can obviously also give penalties, for example a battle-axe that deals huge damage could give you penalties to aiming with it, or a staff that increases the healing powers of your healing spells might not be the best tool to cast damage spells with, etc.

When you are hit, the damage dealt ([effect levels in damage]d4+attribute+weapon) is reduced by your CON+Level+Armor

During a turn you may simply attack, use a spell or technique, move DEX squares (if a map is present), try to apply first aid (int roll, heals 1d4+int, however the target of the heal must not take an action during it, unless somehow appropriate), or, well, really whatever you come up with that seems like a proper action to you.

Spoiler: Transformation rules/ explainations (click to show/hide)

Anyone with a latent talent for magic needs to transform to use this talent to it's fullest. A transformation is not just restricted to magic and as such there are three types of transformations:

-Release Type: By channeling one's true self, the user of a Release Type transforms into the truest expression of their destined form.
Examples: Sen releases her seals to return to her true form, A demon.

-Possession Type: By channeling a spirit into oneself, a user of the Possession type takes on a form reminiscent of the spirit.
Examples: Bonnie channels the spirit of the crimson Knight, Gallahad, changing her form into the Red Hood.

-Invoker Type: An Invoker Type user channels the powers of an artifact into themselves, allowing them to take on the form of the Artifact's spirit.
Examples: Lira has in her possession the Thunder's Procession, a folding fan said to have been able to disperse storm clouds with a single swing. By invoking it's powers, Lira brings out Storm's breath, the natural form of the being inside the fan.

Spoiler: TN list (click to show/hide)

TN Tests:
Routine 7
Easy 9
Average 11
Challenging 13
Hard 15
Formidable 17
Imposing 19
Nigh Impossible 21

Tools that I will be using:
Dice roller for basic rolling
Myself for maps.
Master Sheet for Character Stats - needs updating after new character sheets are made.

IC Here
TvTropes Here

GM List:
Sanure

Lore Keepers:
Sanure

Current Plot Runners:
Sanure -
PrivateNomad - World Slayer
Akroma - Rise of the Monsters

[Sanure]

-Side Quest Board-
1. Red hood- Hyoma's Diviners have been going getting killed at possible untapped Amberite deposits. He is seeking people to investigate the so called "Red Hood" who appears to be killing them with magic.

[Sanure]

-Character List-
1.Durah - KJ
2.Melinda Pendragon - Akroma
3.Tori - Twinwolf - needs updating?
4.Derek - Pencil_Art - needs updating?
5.Sora- PrivateNomad
6.Victoria Van der ven- Poltifar - needs updating?
7.Lilly Kholin- Kansa
8.Wiwian Wance- USECOfficer - needs updating?
9.Lilian Briggs- Adragis029
10.Kasai Wakana Yukimura Happy Demon

-GM characters and NPCs-
Sen, Lorekeeper - Sanure, NPC
Kiki, Street fighter - sanure, Character
-Wait List-
1.

[Twinwolf]

Reserved. Question: do all characters have 2 forms (normal and magic)?

[SOLDIER First]

FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCKING
GOD
DAMN
IT
WILL YOU GUYS EVER STOP CREATING RPS I CANNOT FUCKING HELP TO JOIN SON OF A BITCH

[ragnarok97071]

-does the dance of the happy-

I still have my domain over all things cosmic?

[smurfingtonthethird]

Spoiler: Spell Breaker (click to show/hide)

Name: Johnathan Blakeley / Spell Breaker)
Age: 16
Gender: Male
Description/Appearance: A fairly tall but well built person, John has short, tawny hair, and maroon eyes.  did you know people wear different clothes on different days John usually wears t-shirts and jeans, with a greatcoat if the weather proves nasty enough.

Spellbreaker is clad in black armor, armed with a shield and gunblade. Runes cover every aspect of his armor, especially on his shield.

Background: John, once a member of a secretive clan, has spent nearly a decade under training from one of the few remaining spell breakers, years of meditation and training having honed him into a warrior. After the events of the Layar war, he decided his training was complete, and began his wanderings.

Power: Anti-Magic - Magic flows through all things, yes? Some people can utilize this magic and then they become mages. It's different with an Anti-Mage; they deliberately cut themselves off from any binding force, creation or void. They become, quite literally, blanks to the flow of magic. Any mages near an anti-mage feel the passive effects of this in the form of the black hole-like Null field, which is capable of destroying, hindering and dispelling spells that are near its vicinity. Anti-mages can also focus this destructive power and use it to block incoming spells using a focus.

SP - Taunt: Focuses the enemies' attack upon himself.
SP - Destroy: Focuses the null field, blocking an incoming spell.
SP - Feedback: Creates a null field inside an enemy. Damage scales upwards with higher enemy SP.
AP - Block, slash, block - The generic combination of shield and sword, focusing on defense rather than offense. Very effective against stupid melees without shields.
AP - Shoot a fool - What the name implies.

Vitals:
Hit Points - 1d10 - 10 + 2
Spell Points - 1d12 - 12 + 1
Ability Points - 1d8 - 8 + 1

Stats: 70
Strength- [10] + 1
Agility- [10]
Dexterity- [5]
Constitution- [20] + 1
Wisdom- [15]
Spirit- [10]

Armor - 5 + 2(CON) + 1(Equipment) + (against magic only) 2 (CON:perk)

Equipment: Runed armor and shield, folding - +1 Armor, capable of leveling up. Negates charge penalties.
Gunblade - +1 STR
Sealing ring - When equipped, hides the Null field.

Perks:
Desired Class- Spell Breaker: Gains +1 CON on level up.
General Perk(s)- Trained Defense - CON mod is added to Armor twice against magical attacks when armor is equipped.
Null field: The Null field takes its toll on the magic around it, regardless of allegiance.
Plot Perk(s)- ??

[Projeck37]

-does the dance of the happy-

I still have my domain over all things cosmic?

Elf, Sanure and I will be handling all base lore... but we aren't leaving out player-made lore. That can be a thing, just nothing that shakes the earth.

Reserved. Question: do all characters have 2 forms (normal and magic)?

That is the case, yes.

[Twinwolf]

So they go into the magic form whenever they use magic?

[SOLDIER First]

I think it was more "you have magic powers, and also the ability to turn into a different person (basically), who also has powers but not necessarily the same as yourself".

[Sanure]

Aww shit, there's two of them now. Is this an alternate reality of the main game or a completely new setting?

This is an Alterverse that has a different outcome of the Layar War. I won't spoil much yet

Spoiler: GM Character and Example sheet: Sen, Lorekeeper (click to show/hide)

Name: Sen/ Soul Weaver, Keeper of the Threads of Fate
Age: 15/Unknown True Age
Gender: Female/Female
Description/Appearance: Human Form / Demon Form
Background: True Daughter of Lucifer and Mynervai, Demon of beginnings, Sen is a long ancient demon who has been forced to reincarnate as a child in the Genryu clan of Diviners. She is easy going, carefree and very doting over those she consider her friends. Two children (Via Demon Mitosis, otherwise known as power seperation), Lisbeth and Yomiko, were born during her Days of Reincarnating. Though she acts and appears human, she is an all powerful demon, she just prefers to be in a human form. She dislikes humans being scared of her.

Level: 3
EXP: 20/100

HP: [40/40]

Affinity:
 - Darkness
 - Light

Stats:
Accuracy: 3 (Hit rate for Ranged and spells. Critical chance for Melee)
Cunning: 2 (Critical chance for Ranged and Spells. Hit rate for Melee)
Strength: 4 (Used for melee Damage and physical actions)
Dexterity: 0 (Used for dodging, movement actions etc)
Intelligence: 4+1 (Used for crafing of items and Alchemy. Determines Potion strength or damage. Also determines ranged damage.)
Willpower: 4 (Spell damage and magecraft)
Constitution: 3 (How tough you are and how much you heal for.)

Armor Class: 3+3+1 =[7]

Equipment: (Items you have and have gained. Specify Armor, Weapon, or other.)
-Vile Thorn: Level 1 Enchanted Sword, Capable of Leveling up. Drains HP on strike.
-Lucifer's Brooch[/]: Level 1 Enchanted Armor, Capable of Leveling Up. +1 Armor Class.

Perks: (Perks you have gained at character creation or during play. You start with two of them.)
 - Fallen Grace: +1 WILL every two level ups
 - Lore Keeper: Gains +1 INT on Level Up.
Power:
Vessel of the Infinite- Darkness and Light mixed into a hybrid magic, Sen is able to cast magics of Darkness and Light Affinities. Seals, Summonings, Damage, and healing are all possible when your very body radiates with the knowledge required to cast them.

Demon Cannablishm- Sen's very nature causes her to seek out demons with interesting abilities to devour in hopes of making them her own. This seldom lasts long, as the devoured demon's soul reincarnates shortly after.

Spells/Abilities: 3 Spell points to spend.(Spell-Level cap: [4])

Rose Spinel [Level 3]- A roiling slash that cuts across chaos. [0/4]
-Affinity 1: Order
-Damage 2
-No cooldown 1

Defile Life [Level 3]- A vile cut that withers all life. [0/4]
-Affinity 1: Chaos
-Debuff 2 [HP]: Lasts 4 turns. Attacks deal 1d6 more damage to the inflicted person.
-No Cooldown 1

Angel's Light [Level 2]- A shining orb of light that heals all it touches [0/5]
-Aoe 2
-Heal 3
-Cooldown 2

Devil's Advocate [Level 1] Unleashing the powers of a demon, the user unleashes their full power [0/2]
-Buff 3 [Dmg]: +6 Damage for 6 turns.
-Cooldown 1

[smurfingtonthethird]

All new characters, right?

[~Neri]

 Interested. Anything one who has not played the previous ones should know?

[Sanure]

If you wish, though no Kaiser like entities. If you plan on doing a Science based character ,they need to be attempts at Frankenstein style monsters or be Psuedo-magical entities. That or Nanoha or Yuki Yuna Technomagic. Technology in this AU has not gotten to the point that V3 has and Magic is still mostly a Secret Force.

@Kevak, Expect shipping, and lots of it. Also, Expect lots of implied stuff.

[Pencil_Art]

*Squints

I might join this before it hits 10,000 pages.