Fantasy Crimson Streets (Still accepting! Looking for a male character)

[Unwavering Knight]

You have my interest, working on a CS right now.

 

[The Doorman]

I'll work on mine when I get home~

 

[Dragongal]

(bump)

 

[Aristos Fortuna]

Ari

them

hey you

me

yes?

them

bump

me

thx

 

[Dragongal]

Thanks


 
bump

 

[Unwavering Knight]

bumperino


 
never cease!

 

[Dragongal]

@Amanda Cromwell


@The Doorman


You two still in?

 

[Queen_Liyah]

Yea

 

[Dragongal]

Sweet. You know the full page is up, right?

 

[The Doorman]

Oh goodness gravy, woops xD

 

[Aristos Fortuna]

What do you think about some kind of world map? It might help with visualizing the world. (and here is a free bump ( ))

 

[Dragongal]

Alrighty, I'll have one up before midnight.

 

[The 7th Bard]

I'm up for the challenge if a detailed role play. I understand if there's an objection to this ... is a vampire a possibility?

 

[Dragongal]

Sorry, that kind of crosses the line into demonic...


The main objection is normal-ish people with strange or odd abilities.


Elves and dwarves are the only exception because they're not too different from humans, and have no extra abilities.


 
That would be pretty frickin' cool, though. But no.

 

[The Doorman]

(I'm still in, btw)


Would it not be possible for Bard to make use of vampiric abilities in one of the three exceptions? Surely not full-on vampirism, but would there be a workaround?


Just curious, I think it would be pretty awesome if the abilities were portrayed well~

 

[Dragongal]

Hmm... I suppose it is possible...


Human... black-blooded (If they are wounded others will know what they are)... No other abilities from enhanced speed and strength, both stronger with human blood, but still strong off animal blood.... bloodlust, of course... We'd have to find something for the near-invulnerability...

 

[The Doorman]

Blood type restriction, disease in the blood, vulnerability to certain types of magic, weak immune system, slow healing, or even an inability to heal naturally.


I'm just throwing out ideas, maybe one will stick... Hmm...


 
Pffffffffff, writer's block noooooooooo.

 

[Aristos Fortuna]

Hunger-based ability where the hungrier they are, the stronger and faster they become and it peaks before crashing suddenly when they starve for too long. Then, on the other hand when they are full, they aren't especially strong or fast, but they become extremely tough(both to physical and magic attacks). If they eat too much, they become extremely vulnerable and fatigued as their body tries to digest.


By the way, you can guess that I am hungry right now possibly (' )

 

[Dragongal]

I'd suggets inability to be healed with magic, or if it's done, it's painful... However, to keep them from being under-powered he'd have to have something past just strength and speed.... so some invulnerability, a bladesmaster.... hm....

 

[The Doorman]

Pssht, oh Fortuna.


Or should I say O Fortuna?


 
Huh, perhaps a sort of mix between your ideas? I think it could actually work in the setting.

 

[Aristos Fortuna]

(bag)(bag)(bag)(bag)(bag)(bag)


(bag)(bag)-(*U*)-(bag)(bag)


(bag)(bag)(bag)(bag)(bag)(bag)


(chest)(chest)(chest)(chest)(chest)(chest)


Yes? You called?

 

[The Doorman]

Pssssssssssht XDDD

 

[Dragongal]

Just so you guys know, I'm not considering someone "in" until their CS has been accepted.


(Also, bump)

 

[Unwavering Knight]

bump

 

[Dragongal]

bump.


 
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