I'm interested in playing a 'magical duelist' Assassin then, one that focuses on disorienting and blinding opponents with magical skills before attacking them to get that 'sneak attack'. Lots of evasive swordsmanship combined with spell-work
although faceclaims are preferred, they will not be required! a well-written description will suffice and i will also accept realistic art. something to the same degree of realism as this art for example. i just want to ensure that whatever forms of media that people choose to represent their character will be relatively similar. as for subverting expectations, as long as the character retains a mostly humanoid form, i don't really care tbh! it's a fantasy world so i'm eager to give people the opportunity to be creative with their character's appearance.
that is correct, thank you for answering!
If we chose to use just a realistic FC, can we add a description of any extra features they may have due to their race? Such as the Faeries having wings for example?
that is… awfully aggressive lol
good to know, thank you! on that note i'm most interested in creating a warrior or beast tamer character, so i'll hang around for when the character thread goes up
yes! i will likely include a section in the sheet where people can include descriptions/links of whatever extra features they may have due to their race.
in my case, writing alone is genuinely not my only deciding factor. i have stated within the rules that i want to "foster an enjoyable and comfortable environment" and approaching me with hostility when i don't know even know you is already inappropriate. that being said, i would really appreciate if we could all just drop this subject because i'd like to avoid anymore unnecessary conflict.
The roles still lacks the quintessential plated knight/paladin for true tank experience. If we have some form of magitech then artificier or gunner can be viable class. Druid or warlock can also be added for extra magical flavor. Then there's of course the less combat focused class like merchant or blacksmith.
it'll be more casual! i'm leaving it up to the writers to decide whatever they think is fair and in the case that anything seems a bit odd or overpowered, i'll just voice it myself.
you're definitely correct about me overlooking a sort of knight/paladin class. although it's possible with the berserker, that's very dependent on whether or not the writer wants to make them an armoured sort of brute character. i'll definitely consider making a knight/paladin and keep your other suggestions in mind. thank you for the ideas!
it’s not quite a hard rule, but i definitely expect people to be able to reach around that mark the majority of the time! i can see it understandably fluctuating in like, a dialogue-heavy scene, but consistently writing only a little is probably not going to work out.
i think that’s funny and very real LMAO totally feel free to go ahead with that idea
