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What can I say?I *love* the setting you put together in here. I planning on making a character but it might take a little while,it's a complex CS format.
What can I say?
I like my details.
They do not.I was wondering,do the Cards somehow influence the character's personalities? Or do they remain the same after using them?
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It has to be history and/or mythology. Nothing that is known to be fictional.also, can the card represent a Lovecraftian deity? or do they have to be recorded in history or mythology?
damn I wanted NyarlathotepThey do not.
The users retain their personality, however, some users are better attuned to certain cards.
Imagine I was an idealistic hero with an aptitude for fighting. The King Arthur Card would be perfect for me and would evolve quickly in my hands. A Satan Card? It would be the very opposite.
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It has to be history and/or mythology. Nothing that is known to be fictional.
*bounces all over the walls in hype-citement*The job is yours.
*Handshake*
*Attaches a medal to your chest*
Congratulations.
That is incorrect.and Rule 4 and 5 were originally MY RULES. Meanie
damn... How does a so flawlessly crafted rule backfire on me? T-TThat is incorrect.
Before you respond and argue with me...
Remember rules 4 and 5 : )
Describe yourself.I gave her Ra for now, but I'll probably change it later as it doesn't seem terribly fitting.
Not sure if it's a coincidence, but she seems to be perfect for a King Arthur card.I posted Nova's personality on her CS... should I write more than that?
Basically the reason why Arthur pulled the sword out of the stone, lol.Nova is a very kind person. She can doubt herself quite a bit, but will always put out and come through for other people around her who depend on her.
Basically how Arthur treated citizens and criminals.She's very generous when it comes to others, unless that person has wronged her or someone she cares for.
King Arthur was also known for being focused during combat, yet open to the other knights. And guess how King Arthur died? That's right, betrayed by fuckin' Mordred.She can be cold and calculating against said enemies, but is often very clumsy and careless among allies, leading her to be back stabbed by those she cares for quite often.
"Almost regal," means she acts almost like someone from royalty, doesn't it? Who was King Arthur again?Despite this, she doesn't give up her caring and almost regal nature.
Uther Pendragon, Arthur's father died very early in his life in most depictions, but it all depends on the depiction in question.She was their only child, and after her father died in a car accedent when she was three.