Fox.

>>74055 Bunny

I love making animal-skin hats!

>muscular gigachad Or a fat, ugly bastard.

>>74056 Gato.

>>74052 One detail I left out but was in my build is that I have Lone Ranger, which means I'm capable of "touching" everything in a few meter radius around me as if I had a constantly open short range DE, so it's a lot harder for Sukuna to just avoid it. He still can, but the other issue is he lets a decent number of hits get through just to see what I'm packing and they nerf him the same way Yuji's punches do because I can also see the soul. By the time he realizes it he's already been nerfed like 10%. Jumper I think wins by removing Sukuna's arm via sneak attack, which he created by making a Mahito style clone and sneaking up from behind Sukuna while Sukuna takes out the clone. Once Sukuna's arm is gone he's screwed because he can't use his domain anymore or even Hollow Wicker Basket, which is his only anti-domain technique. Jumper then catches Sukuna in his own technique and removes Sukuna's arms, legs and eyes until Yuji takes his own body back over.

>>74058 I wonder who has the higher hentai danger level: the Fat Ugly Bastard or the Faceless Muscular Chad? Although I guess they have slightly different specialties. The Ugly Bastard gets a bonus against married women and femboys while the Faceless Chad gets a bonus to single mothers and terrain advantage against anyone at the beach.

This thread better respect my rights

>>74060 >a few meter radius I mean, I guess that helps but Sukuna being able to slash city blocks to ribbons in split seconds is a pretty big hurdle to overcome. >sneak attack Fair enough. Guess all that training included urban warfare and covert ops. >>74061 The Velociraptor has the highest danger level because he's so inhuman he can pose as a 40 year old while still attending highschool, and even men aren't safe from him. The Ogre technically has a higher damage level but is so relatively good-natured it took the completion of his main storyline (which was also about retroactively humanising him) to reveal he goes for men too.

>>74062 >Sensei >Rights

>>74060 do you remember sukuna can reinforce his soul?

>>74066 That doesn't make him immune, it just makes transforming him slower

>>74062 Sensei has rights?

>>74066 I assume that like how Sukuna can use Mahoraga better than Jobgumi, Psycho can train to use Idle Transfiguration better than Mahito by vaguely gitting gud

>>74067 Sensei R ape

>>74063 >I guess that helps but Sukuna being able to slash city blocks to ribbons in split seconds is a pretty big hurdle to overcome. I myself am pretty cracked as a combatant by this point and basically no attack he can do short of Fuga will kill me due to Idle Transfiguration. It's kinda like the Mahoraga fight, so Jumper is desperately trying to stop things before Sukuna comes to the same conclusion as that fight and nukes him out of existence.

>>74072 Wait, Sukuna doesn't have Mahoraga at this point right? You didn't let Jobgumi job? Because let's be honest, Mahoraga was Sukuna's crutch. Based on Uraume's comments it sounds like he would've fought differently back in the day when he still had his original Cursed Tools.

>>74073 This is during Shibuya when he's in Yuji's body

>>74072 >fuga >Mahoraga fight think that turned out to be less come to a conclusion and more just everything before it being necessary for the fire

>>74050 >Gojo also admits there that he never really gave a shit about anything and was just doing whatever amused him That's just Nanami's interpretation, wich is directly contradicted by Yuta's speech some chapter later. >there's a random Culling Games player who has more raw CE than anyone, even Rika/Yuta, even Sukuna himself No, he has more output, not more raw CE.

>>74072 Anon, he can hurt your soul, if he cuts you, to ribbons body and soul, you die.

Should I jump Naruto or JJK first? It's a weird situation where Naruto is way higher power but I feel like if you dropped Pain or whoever into JJK they'd get the shit beaten out of them by the top tiers. You basically have to hit Alien bullshittery before the hax starts getting relevant outside of maybe like Obito.

>>74076 >That's just Nanami's interpretation But...Gojo himself said it. In his own damn dying dream. Are you implying Nanami has some kind of telepathic bond with Gojo? >more output There's a difference? >>74078 I would definitely say JJK simply because it doesn't have powerful world-destroying aliens.

>>74060 >which is his only anti-domain technique He has Domain Amplification, through wich he can not only invalidate your domain but your entire technique.

>>74077 You clearly didn't read the part where I gave myself a reverse cursed technique ability that's basically IT for fixing the soul, thus bullshitting my way into healing my soul just as easily as my body and putting things back to square one. I'm not making that up, by the way, I did actually write that down.

>>74080 bro is trying to wank a technique that completely jobbed and got countered by the one guy he's trying to fight practically not even doing anything and just existing inside another dude he already basically has no technique in that fight

>>74080 >He has Domain Amplification, through wich he can not only invalidate your domain but your entire technique It doesn't work against an actual domain expansion. It works to negate someone's regular technique, but DEs don't work for it because Domain Amplification works by emptying your own innate domain and filling it with your enemy's technique. This wouldn't work when the technique is imbued in someone else's domain and even if it did it's not an absolute effect, otherwise Sukuna could completely no sell Hollow Purple.

>>74079 No, Nanami said it in Gojo's dying dream, Gojo didn't answer to that. >There's a difference He can put more of his CE in a technique (or in a simple energy blast), in fact he's stronger than Yuta in raw power, but has less total CE than those two.

>>74079 To be fair, I don't think the world-destroying aliens are relevant unless you take the Boruto drawbacks. The highest you get up to in the base jump is Kaguya and maybe Toneri. And honestly Kaguya's the only actual threat if Naruto and/or Sasuke is still around and relevant. Either of them can pimp slap that effeminate loser through a celestial object in base. So the amount of shit he can really pull off is extremely limited overall even if he gains the Tenseigan.

>>74081 I read it, my point is that if your soul is cut to ribbon even if you're theoretically capable of healing it you should be already dead, I think. You might have taken some genius perk with wich you developed an authomatic healing, but I don't know, and it would be pretty ridiculous.

>>74082 The only reason that happened is because Sukuna is inside Yuji and Mahito was directly touching Sukuna, meaning Sukuna was also touching him and could slash him with his soul cutting slashes that negated IT. I invented some bullshit that let me ignore that and I'm way stronger than Mahito to begin with. You have to account for context.

>>74084 >Nanami said it in Gojo's dying dream, Oh okay, so you're assuming it's the actual Nanami's soul and not Gojo just hallucinating his own answer as he sulks and copes. I mean, Gaygay will never clarify so I won't argue the point. >>74085 >even if he gains the Tenseigan I mean. He DOES manage to get the Tenseigan in canon, anon. While both of them are around. Also remember that Kaguya's ex-boyfriend is still around in the background of the setting. He's just laying low with his cult while he recovers, but theoretically he could be provoked into emerging.

>>74088 I know. I'm saying that even if he gains the Tenseigan, as shown in The Last, the power cliff between him and Naruto/Sasuke effectively renders him a non-threat.

>>74086 >my point is that if your soul is cut to ribbon even if you're theoretically capable of healing it you should be already dead, I think. There's no real precedent for or against that.

>>74083 In chapter 84 Gojo compares it to a simple domain, and yes, too much ouput can overwhelm it, but do you have it?

>>74067 >>74069 >>74065 >>74064 I'm more than a piece of meat for my students to enjoy!!

Introvert Jumpers. Who was the first extrovert to "adopt" you on your chain?

>>74090 Mahito said that as long as he sustain his soul's shape he won't die, implying that if the soul is destroyed he would die. (also there is a limit to how much you can change a human but presumably having the technique gives you the shifting abilities of Mahito).

>>74093 Annoyingly, Sensei from Blue Archive. I just wanted to be a hikkiNEET, but then he showed up and managed to cajole me out of my apartment.

>>74094 >Mahito said that as long as he sustain his soul's shape he won't die Yeah, because he has no way of fixing his soul if it got fucked up. His soul getting fucked up permanently damaged him because of that.

>>74092 Mhm. Sensei can have a versatile role in any group...

I never thoight about it until reading you guys posts but biomancy and necromancy combined would probably allow you to create fleshgates and skinwalkera. How horrifying. I usually just merge existing creatures like making amphibious dunkleosteosis tyrannosaur hybrids or land sharks. I even had plans for living clothes that work as a sort of filter system to allow people to move quickly im water and filter water into breathable air via a system of gills. But no really horrifying stuff. Except perhaps the sharktopus but that thing is immortal and uncontrollable so its not something you create lightly.

>>74098 There's a psychic powerset in GURPS Psi-Wars that's specifically about necromantic biomancy. You can even get evolving symbiotic necrotech power armour from the jump

>>74093 Pre-metaplot, my PMD partner. I was content to sit out dungeons and my Gardevoir (formerly Ralts) was content to do knightly/sword things, we were both dragged into dungeoneering. Post-metaplot, I'm not sure if Lilith counts. She kind of oscillates between extrovert and introvert based on her mood. Definitely gave birth to several extroverted breeds of monstergirl like the Zmeoaicăgirls, so those probably. >>74098 It's even creepier with entire petrified forests uprooting themselves from the ground to terrorise the living. Or dead funghi spores covering the air. Not quite sure what to do with the undead corals, though. Other than make druids upset by having them seamlessly integrate into an otherwise sacred ecosystem.

>>74096 I'm pretty sure he could heal his soul over time, he didn't act like someone who was being permanently crippled during the Mechamaru fight. Anyway agree to disagree, I don't think it's this easy to make yourself completely immortal, especially if he crushes your brain with DA and soul damage, but it's not the most broken thing I've seen either, so I will stop annoying you.

Got the skill pools all figured out and written down again. Gonna do Unique Skills tomorrow, and start on the word list at the bottom.

>>74042 I more meant anyone with the Six Eyes, and anything on the tier of a Special Grade worthy CT. Those two just instantly mean 15 Finger Sukuna is fodder.

>>74101 This is all a result of JJK having dogshit worldbuilding. We don't know if it should have been permanent, or if souls automatically heal because the author left a bunch of mystery boxes in the hopes he wouldn't have to be held accountable while slaving away at the manga every week.

>>74104 >you must explain everything as though it were a 100 page ttrpg mechanics rulebook Not really the point of it, genuinely just autism speaking.

>>74104 I still find it impossible to gauge how hard learning non-inherent CTs is supposed to be or again, what the limits of them are. Is it supposed to be so hard only immortals like Tengen and Kenjaku can get anywhere competitive with Grade-A sorcerers with them, or is it supposed to be so easy that the Zenin clan (who is obsessed with eugenics) finds them beneath notice?

>>74105 You don't have to explain anything but the basic mechanics, not even knowing what the fuck it takes to perceive the soul except "muh Sukuna can do it" is lazy goddamn writing. JJK often skips over how something is achieved by just showing a strong person doing it and then going "that's how you know it's good". This is like if Naruto never explained Nature Transformations and just said "everyone above A-rank can do it, and it then skipped to him figuring it out because Kurama is super strong.

>>74107 Why do we need to know how to perceive souls it’s not relevant for anyone reading it, just autistic fanwank writers and powerscalers.

Shard? About DC Collab, what's the combo to be an Endless? I know it's not the God race, and A Masterpiece Gone Wrong doesn't make an Endless.

>>74106 That's mainoy a question of talent from what we saw, Higuruma managed in little time domain amplification, and even flickering it with Sukuna, and Kusakabe by altering his new shadow style made it extremely powerful, but on the other hand he lacked the talent to learn DA.

>>74100 I mean coral is just bone houses built up by tiny animals right? I dont really know what would change with them becoming undead. Though undead mushroom spore plague is a definate scary thing I specced into in ravnica. Dual membership in both simic and golgari is a strange and unnatural thing. >>74099 Oh thats terrifying

>>74108 Because it becomes an asspull when Yuji suddenly figures it out because Sukuna is molesting his thoughts. It begs the question of how Sukuna did that shit in the first place, or how Kenjaku did either. It removes the stakes of what an achievement it might be and just makes it another ability that characters can suddenly pick up because the plot needs them to. If you'd like me to also explain why the sky is sometimes blue, then sometimes orange, then pitch black you'll have to excuse me.

>>74107 Not him, but we know to sense the soul you must either have had contact with another soul, like Sukuna and Yuji, have IT or be a special case like star plasma vessel. Also it isn't like there is much explanation on developing nature transformations either.

>>74113 There is a literal step by step guide given at least for wind, then an explanation for what is property is being mimicked by each and every element at one point or another. Also that explanation borders on absurdity as ridiculous as the "That's a tale for another time". Like every JJK plot contrivance, it just begs the question, and opens up far more things to ask than it does answer. For example, when the fuck was Sukuna ever in the position to have this happen? The "ah my ancient ladder climbing technique from the heian era" is a meme for a reason, because he has all these implications of important events that would leave him dead without the tools they granted him, but the story refuses to elaborate or expand upon them.

>>74109 I don't like to prescribe combos. That said, I would say they're a valid 1400 CP race option purchase given that a recent reappearance of the World Forger shows that the Monitor Bros are REALLY fucking weak when inside the multiverse proper compared to what they were created for (well that and apparently even a sample of Omega Energy is apparently a threat to them without Darkseid to safely contain it. Darkseid Wank continues to mount), so despite being of technically lesser scope I think the Endless' much greater finesse over multiversal actions and more obtuse weaknesses compensate nicely.

>>74111 >what would change with them becoming undead. I guess like how necromantic zombies can theoretically just keep going forever, I thought at least the corals could theoretically keep expanding and expanding? And yeah, double zombie cordyceps crossbreeding with dead deathcap spores is no joke. The worst thing is that Kemmlerian Necromancy, my specific brand for this kind of thing, explicitly raises more powerful zombies the older the corpse is. And there's some REALLY fucking old dead trees/funghi buried deep underground.

>>74078 JJK for six eyes + Mahito CT. In Naruto for dure buy bloodline that makes possible to have multiple bloodlines then use CT to collect and recreate them.

>>74114 Anon, we don't even know if Skuna was soul-aware before fusing with Itadori (he probably was simply because he learned from Kenjaku how to seal a soul in a finger. Seriously I don't get why do you think it's so absurd and contrived.

>>74111 >Oh thats terrifying They're rather fun suits of power armour, despite being semi-sentient suits of living undead flesh created through unholy psionic powers http://psi-wars.wikidot.com/wiki:ferthe-dapolor

It's annoying how underpowered knights of round are compared to normal companions despite costing the double. Being Guildord level really screw them over, guy was useless, while you could instead have a Suzaku.

It's still crazy to think that the Kickboxing jump, based on a series of movies focused Muay Thai, doesn't have a perk for knowing Muay Thai or even just a martial art in general. What was Val thinking?

>>74121 None of the origins are Drop In.

>>74118 Either he has a general JJK hateboner and is searching for shit to hate, or it’s legitimate autism.

>>74093 Morrigan. She's the driving force in getting me to interact with most settings.

>>74121 Generally speaking, backgrounds come with the kind of skills you'd expect of the background

>>74093 Kaede, adopting an introvert is the perfect descriptor for what happened since Jumper spent 90% of his time grinding talents or putting a stop to the new enemy of the week with fairly little socialization beyond talking to the handful of people he really cared about (the Trigger Happy Havoc killing game survivors).

>>74126 Kinda weird how that personality was just mind controlled into her.

>>74127 NTA, but I simply choose not to take Tsumugi's words at face value.

>>74127 It's fun to explore narratively when she kind of has to deal with that. She's undeniably happier with the new one and a Talent she loves but it's still insanely fucked up. At least a Jumper takes a background and just becomes a 'new person' by choice. The whole v3 cast just sorta walking around knowing their lives were basically written for them like characters, left only to deal with the hand they were dealt. Real Fiction indeed. >>74128 I suspect that the brainwashing really happened and that they were kidnapped, but Tsumugi is mostly talking about their implanted lives being Fiction. All the stuff about the outside world on the other hand is just schizobabble

>Planet Destroyer Stellar Olga OUT OF LITERALLY NOWHERE, who will destroy the planet, not the World, the literal planet, in exactly 25 turns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE0cpYb9Gxs AFGJLN;ALJKRGNgr'nklg'klnrofwno;fnw

>>74130 You do this to yourself by still caring about FGO. I gave up on it like 3 years ago.

>>74130 >the planet, not the World, the literal planet, in exactly 25 turns are you fucking joking or something

>>74132 SHE HAS THE POWER TO DESTROY THE PLANET IN 25 TURNS. THE ACTUAL LITERAL PLANET. THIS IS NOT A DRILL

>>74130 As someone who doesn't care about Fate I thought they were so past planetary feats by now.

>>74134 Oh, we've seen progressed to POWERLEVEL SCALING planets from third-class planetary Saint Graphs (low tier planets) to first-class planetary Saint Graphs (high tier planets). Goetia had a second-class planetary Saint Graph. What do any of these classes mean other than "be impressed at spiritual output elitism"? Nobody fucking knows.

>>74130 I though it was MCU again. Shard all your favorite worlds end in bad way.

>>74133 No, bullshit, fuck that. Absolute nonsense. Chicanery and illusion, I say. >>74135 See, this wording only makes it seem like the texture/World is in danger, not the Planet.

>>74134 Destroying the planet is more difficult than it should in fate, and only ORT, Chaos and Goetia could do that until now.

>>74137 Like I said, while not a perfect movie and while still coming across as very committee-designed-and-edited, the newest MCU Thing is genuinely a step in the right direction except for pacing and things the MCU seems dead set on never divorcing itself from. The Jetsons-like tech all over the place in their Earth is great, there's a sick chase through a wormhole in the beginning so cool it makes how lame Galactus' jobbing at the end hurt even more, and the team has some decent chemistry despite certain members having noticeably more screentime than others. Pedro Pascal may be a chronic careerist and/or industry plant, but at least he genuinely seems to be trying to earn that paycheck All it's flaws can be summarised as pacing issues and Galactus jobbing so the movie can end fast and marketably like the Silver Surfer's guilt trip kind of feeling unearned since she has too little screentime with Johnny so it kind of feels like he just infodumps about the guilt of murdering planets she herself has acknowledged way earlier in the movie and she switches teams too fast rather than insinuating that FUCKING FRACTIONS of a being that Kukulkan bitchslapped into the ground and Tezcatlipoca ripped the heart out of could destroy a planet.

>>74140 *a Nasuverse planet, with all the contrived metaphysical malarky layered like an onion on top of it's otherwise even more confusingly cosmologically-accurate base structure.

>>74139 According to Space Eresh, Kiara could as well because her final form is a known phenomena called a Star Eater. Apparently ORT may be the top predator of the universe, but there's a whole ecology of cosmic predators out there-and at least some of them come from sufficiently advanced/horni sentient lifeforms who aren't celestial bodies themselves. https://typemoon.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Eater

>>74120 that do be your problem for choosing the jobber origin

>>74140 Was Doom played well and was he useful?

>>74142 Ah yes, the cooler Moon Cancers.

>>74144 He isn't in anything except an after-credits scene, maybe, where a hooded figure credited as "Doom?" shows up next to Franklin.

>>74140 Not him but making Galactus be meaningful affected by Sue seems worse.

>>74146 Booo.

Besides MGS with its' CQC are there any other jumps where my Jumper can pick up some military martial arts that aren't dog-shit like they are irl? Or maybe something John Wick-esque if there aren't many suggestions for the former.

Any Doujins/Manga one shots under 100 pages you'd want a jump for?

>>74148 It's RDJ, I'm sure he has a grasp of the role's expectations and will perform well for what they're paying him as well as the franchise that put him back on the map. I am simply convinced it's a doomed premise because of...well, everything else about the basic premise of recasting RDJ as Doom. >>74147 It's definitely the worst part of the movie by a fair margin. >>74149 Gun Kata, Equilibrium

I am moderately hyped for the new Avatar. A postapocalyptic world seems more interested for my jumper than Not!1920-America.

>>74152 I am just daunted by the inevitable prospect of them somehow trying to justify Korra being in the right despite the world fucking ending under her watch.

>>74152 This ain't the community to express interest in this anon, you're going to get very little good faith conversation about form the anons here, though that's probably your goal.

>>74152 It does sound pretty neat

>>74151 >RDJ I hate that they decided to kill Stark. My favourite hero from whole MCU. What's more they can't find any character that could replace him. They could with Strange but no they tried to do it with Marvel.

>>74141 I don't understand what's so confusing about the Counter-Force, if Goku can tank planet destroying attacks with Ki why can't a Planet do the same with it's own Ki?

>>74147 I dunno, Sue is absolutely a heavy weight when she lets loose. So I could see it some at least.

How many gigatons do you need to blow up the FatePlanet?

>>74159 About tree fiddy

>>74130 Nasu already told you that she is the STRONGEST. Now ROLL FOR HER.

>>74161 You can't share a bed with her because of those gigantic horns.

>>74152 The style reminds me of that one cartoon with dark skinned space elves

>>74152 >pic I know that's just an aesthetics thing because anime bullshit, but wouldn't the magnetosphere/atmosphere(?) being that fucked be kinda bad for anything with a bioelectric field?

>>74156 I have a more cynical way of looking at it. Judging from the trends already emerging in the MCU before Tony's death, I see it as a mercy kill that allows him to fulfil his character arc before the rot can set in. Remember, at one point they wanted Carol to helm the Avengers. Can you imagine how badly she'd step on his balls if Stark had lived and they inevitably, INEVITABLY have her make fun of Tony for being an alcoholic playboy as if he never grew out of those traits, while bragging about being such a cool military woman she's fighting CRIMES in SPACE (offscreen)? >>74159 The safe bet is Second-Class Planetary Output, considering that's the powerlevel Goetia was rated at when Ars Almadel Salmonis was explicitly capable of coring through the planet. It could potentially be lower depending on the structure and abilities of the entity however, Lostbelt ORT was initially rated at merely Satellite Class output right after it revived and Machine God Artemis (who is not a planet or said to be planet-tier) was also stated to be able to blast a hole through the planet. >>74161 NO. I'm done. I spent the last of my SQ getting Cummer to NP4, I literally never need any more.

>>74162 They grow bigger when she's fighting with serious killing intent.

Doom and Latveria are overrated actually.

>>74167 I find this agreeable.

>>74167 I would say he isn't rated enough my dear anon.

>>74152 I'm mostly tickled by the fact that Korra apparently caused the apocalypse, despite her own series hyping up her merging of the physical and spirit worlds as a good thing.

>>74170 >destroyed all the previous avatars so the next avatar relies on her shitty advice >caused the apocalypse Best avatar ever everybody!!

>>74171 At this point the new Avatar's only hope is that Korra somehow screwed up enough to destroy herself too, leaving a blank slate Avatar cycle.

>>74165 But Goetia had to use the bands of light to destroy the planet, its NP, wich has far more output than him normally, I don't think Draco is strong enough to do it, despite being first planetary class.

>>74171 >Vaatu unironically did nothing and still won

>>74173 I did say I think that's the "safe bet", since as I said elsewhere individual capabilities still matter even though SOUL POWERLEVELS (and no, don't ask me what class planet Ichigo's soul would be considered as. Or how Supernatural humans fit into this paradigm) help a lot.

>>74174 >Vaatu unironically did nothing Did you miss the part where he ripped out Raava from Korra and helped destroyed the remnants of the past avatars?

>>74152 >Korra >world-shattering disaster Yeah, sounds about right. >a fucking peg leg brown earthbender Ah, this too is going to be mentally ill.

>>74158 Did sue storm try to kill this child?

>>74178 I'm pretty sure it is Gwenpool fanart of her fourth wall blocking her movement.

>>74179 Why would we do this?

>>74164 Its the spirit world leaking through

>>74179 Oh. Huh, neat

>simply by existing and letting what you are be known, you erase corruption and evil from the world and men. The world itself becomes purer, pollution being quite literally cleaned away We got anything in a similar vein to this? It's from SMT1's Herald race. Purification this good seems hard to come by. Swear I saw another perk that made the setting get a shade lighter when you dropped in.

>>74183 All Star Superman, DC Collab, Supergod all have perks that make a setting better just by being in it, and making your actions have exponential good knock on effects.

>>74183 Angel chain is always tempting but it feels weird that you don't have any allegiance to God.

>>74185 Sure does, Lucifer.

>>74184 Those sound good. Thank you, dude. >>74185 Become your own god, or make God 2.0 to serve if you feel the need and want one that isn't a psycho.

>>74187 Illias is a genius.

>>74185 make your benefector a godlike figure

>>74187 >Make God 2.0 >It's defective >Throw it out >Make God 3.0 >...

Beating Sukuna wasn't even a good idea in the long run. I should've just let him kill like 300,000 people instead because now he's gonna want the runback.

>Unsong angel perks >Glory of the Garden (Nobilis) Angel chain done.

>>74191 Just toss him into a bottomless pit

>>74191 Yeah I mean, how dare those 300,000 random Japanese salarymen draw breath near you. >he's gonna want the runback Are you planning to stay long enough for him to reincarnate?

>>74193 He can jump off the air, I'm afraid >>74194 I didn't kill him. He just went back to being dormant in Yuji's body.

>>74195 just kill him then

>>74195 >He just went back to being dormant in Yuji's body. But Psycho, that's perfect. He's now inert for you to finish the job. >But I'll take out Yuji too- Psycho. You have a STRONGER version of Idle Transfiguration, the CT dedicated to fucking with souls, than Mahito. If anyone in the setting not named Takaba can kill Sukuna without also killing Yuji, it's you right now. Just finish the job.

>>74195 >He can jump off the air Well then. Is space an option?

>>74192 >Jobs to people speaking Aramaic

>>74130 Personally, I find the fact that Space is just straight up gone to be a bigger concern.

>>74195 >He's in the pit >He's flying out >... >KIKOHO TRI-BEAM

>>74193 >>74195 >Throw guy in a bottomless pit >He jumps back out >Look inside >It's just a regular pit This is why you need a supervisor.

>>74192 >Unsong I couldn't get far into that book. The snippets people posted made it seem like fun but it is a boring slog.

>>74132 She has gathered a shitload of mana and used it to create a giant plasma ball that will result in an explosion big enough to threaten the celestial body. Your mission is to effectively stop her before she can finish constructing her giant doomsday sphere.

>>74197 Even easier he can awaken the angel within Hana, we know soul damage+jacob ladder can extract reincarnated sorcerers.

>>74185 Go the Zoroastrianism route where the Angels are the ones who created and govern reality. And they're just as unsure about God's existence and/or will as humans are, their perspective of His existence is just slightly clearer and higher up. Basically: >"Alright, done. The world's created." >"I don't know, this place kind of sucks. Did we do this right?" >"I dunno. I'm just following the instruction manual." >"Are you sure God wrote this?" >"It's the only one we've fucking got, I sure hope so."

Ignore me. >Action (Run, Dance, Sing) >Thing (Tree, Box, Sword) >Concept/Force? (Time, Space, Gravity) could include magical or fantasy concepts too like divinity and stuff >Creature (Dog, Cat, Goblin, Dragon) >Environments? (Desert, Swamp, City) >?

>>74056 bnnuy

>>74207 No. You are seen. You are loved. Probably.

>>74183 >Herald That one always felt like the only "complete" race among the 1000 ones to me, Tyrant for example just gave you 3 OC abilities instead of making you a TYRANT.

>>74202 Nah he could for sure jump out of a bottomless pit, he'd just have to make his way over to one of the sides of the pit as he's falling, dig his hands and feet into the sides of the pit to slow his speed and he could just start climbing up the sides or, as to better fulfill the jump out of it portion of this, start wall jumping his way out of it.

>>74152 I'm happy you're hyped. The new setting looks interesting if I'm being honest, but I almost certainly won't keep up with it. I always avoid everything with a black female lead, it's almost always preachy culture war garbage. >>74177 also this, the peg leg doesn't inspire confidence

>>74207 The murderer was the Cat, in the Desert, with the Box, and he Danced after doing it.

>>74202 Best bottomless pit supervisors in a chain?

>>74212 >also this, the peg leg doesn't inspire confidence > Kinda seems like a personal choice. Because couldn't an earthbender just make a prosthetic out of sand, mud, metal filings or dust that gives a range of motion their leg originally had?

>>74214 For sure not Aqua she'd somehow make a bottomless pit have a bottom.

>>74214 Stanley.

>>74215 Ehh, maybe? Considering Toph's Rock/Metal Armor it should be possible, but Toph is also Built Different. Plus it may be tiring. I could see maybe doing it for combat/traveling in different areas and keeping the peg for normal times. But in the modern era I don't think you can have someone casually solve their disability. They have to be shown to be just as capable or overcoming it without resorting to giving themselves what they lost.

>>74216 Probably fill it with an infinitely expanding geyser/waterfall of sacred water so it's a bottomless well instead. Whatever happened with the entire fucking lake of holy water she created?

What powers would you assign to represent each of the sephirah? Any notable perks or items?

>>74202 I like how this implies bottomless pits will naturally grow bottoms unless constantly observed

>>74221 "forward," "backward," "right," "left," "down," "up," "light," "darkness," "good" and "evil" or "Crown", "Wisdom", "Understanding", "Kindness", "Discipline", "Glory", "Victory", "Splendour", "Foundation" and "Kingdom" or "Graviga", "Bioga", "Quaga", "Thundaga", "Blizzaga", "Figa", "Shield", "Full Cure", "Flare" and "Cometeor" are probably decent ones to start with

>>74200 Wouldn't that basically mean FGO Earth got Lostbelt'd and nobody noticed?

>>74222 Well of course, thats why they are bottomless, they are trying to get away from sight so they can grow a bottom

>>74224 Technically **The Bleached Earth isn't the main Earth, but was the Earth of CHALDEAS that was swapped with our Earth's texture. So supposedly the normal Earth's Texture is sitting frozen in place inside Chaldea superimposed on CHALDEAS. Why did Marisbury do this? Fuck if any of us know why yet. Just that its implied he has SOME SORT of noble intention for it, hence why CHALDEAS was able to summon Holmes

>>74221 the hell is sephirah

>>74227 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sefirot tldr Kabbalist stuff

What perks do we have for destroying insects? Just got stung by a red wasp that decided a hole just above the door outside was its nest.

>>74229 I think you can learn The Deplorable Word in Narnia, which will destroy all insects. It'll destroy the rest of the world too, but collateral damage like that is basically nothing.

>>74230 If it means i can destroy the wasp bastard population, I'm in.

Do you guys know of any strains of vampirism that require the vampire to only feed on their own species? I want to work on a plan to rid the world of mosquitos

>>74230 If we're going that far there is always THE SPELL OF DESTRUCTION

>>74229 Just noticed your post and have you conskdered a weaponized zombie or vampire plague tailored towards wasps? Im thinking of a similar plan for the mosquits

>>74233 I wonder if you could alter that spell to affect specific targets? Do you think the goddess or heroes would care if I used it to delete wasps?

>>74230 >>74233 >>74234 If you destroy all the wasps, this will make the mosquito, horsefly, grub, aphid, cicada, caterpillar, and other pest species populations worse. Further, many wasp species do pollinate plants like bees do. This will destroy agriculture, and cause a massive increase in plagues and disease. Killing all the wasps is as retarded as when Mao tried to kill all the sparrows in China. Just buy perks and powers that give you super tough skin and squish the bastard above your door and stop being a pussy

>>74230 >>74233 There's also the Death Wish spell from Master of Magic. It simultaneously targets all living things designated as "enemies" on the current plane of existence with a very powerful save-or-die effect. No ordinary wasp is going to have the Resistance dots necessary to survive it. And if by some miracle one of them does survive you can always just cast it a couple more times to be sure.

>>74236 Nuh uh, it's not retarded, anon was personally inconvenienced. That makes killing all of them totally justified.

>>74237 >Jumper gets hunted down by wasp Saitama

>>74237 Nta, but that sounds fucking amazing. Most necromancy/death magic I've seen seems to only have single target or a very small aoe.

>>74232 OWoD Vampires get this if they get old enough.

>>74236 >>74238 Am wizard, am inconvenienced, will make it the world's problem.

>>74229 I have been looking for ways to build racism into spells for a couple years now.

>>74236 What about roaches? Is there any reason to not destroy all roaches?

>>74239 Good luck, I'm behind 700 billion Skeletons. >>74240 Master of Magic is generally incredible for a mage chain. The entire setting is essentially one giant death tournament between godlike Wizards who are vying with each other to become the God of Magic. All of these Wizards are powerful enough to summon and remotely command entire legions of powerful and dangerous Fantastic Units and affect entire plane/world (and potentially multiple planes) with their stronger spells. They're all incredibly old and each lead entire civilizations who worship them as Gods. But by and large the actual civilizations they lead are just centers of power and sources of (largely useless late-game) cannon fodder with the Wizards themselves being the ones who fight each other directly. The Death Realm specializes in direct and esoteric uses of death and necromancy. For example, a powerful Death Wizard can wield their magic to kill you instantly. They can also kill your prosperity. They can destroy your friendships/relationships with others. They can kill your emotions and your memories, causing you to become permanently reduced in knowledge and skill. And they can do this on a planar/interplanar scale and at any distance.

>>74244 Outside of their native ranges and jungles? No. However, inside their native ranges though they are valuable for encouraging decomposition, waste recycling, soil aeration and improvement, and are major food sources for innumerable species of lizard, bird, spider, and even some armadillos. Further, roach gut biomes are also surprisingly good at isolating and destroying deseases. What you SHOULD be doing is instead of trying to destroy all certain types of bugs, you should be destroying all invasive species in places where they don't belong. Magically enforced closed borders for species, if you would. Really that's where most problems with pests tend to come from, creatures being taken outside their native ranges and becoming a problem. Like fire ants.

>>74246 Make a planet-sized field that prevents fauna and flora from attacking or damaging humans.

>>74157 You are dumb, that's why.

>>74247 Do you want to make guard dogs pointless?

>>74249 >Zaps you with mega lightning Stop questioning me.

Do you think a DnD Ring of Sustenence would work for Galactus?

I spent hours being confused as to why the previous thread didn't have new posts. It took me looking at the number 2000 to understand why.

>>74251 I don't think they make them in his size.

>>74235 If I remember correctly I think I made it so you could modify it, to account for how in the sequel there's like 6 different 'Destruction' style abilities that do things from just clearing a continent to wiping out everything outside of Heaven.

>>74247 >Leech therapy no longer works And yes, doctors do still use leeches in some medical practices. Further, if you don't specify living humans, then Criminal Forensics work becomes much harder since Dermestid Beetles are used for cleaning up corpses for analysis

>>74255 >>74250

>>74212 Blacks don't exist in the AtLA world.

>>74253 magic items like jewelry adjust in size. it doesn't matter if you are a tiny or colossal creature, you can still wear the same rings.

>>74229 A little less world sweeping, Deep Rock Galactic has Exterminator, which deals constant damage ticks to bugs in a sixteen feet radius of you.

>>74250 >>74256 >Dorfl: "I don't call that much of an argument"

>>74254 That's a big strong wood there.

>>74215 nta, but psychic bending is an extremely difficult ability, normal benders require deliberate body movement to bend, so mimicking a leg properly would be quite difficult and require precise movements of the arms/hands.

>>74262 It's no much extremely difficult as it just requires an incredibly exhaustive mastery of the type of bending in question. As in, psychic bending isn't difficult in and of itself (that is, it doesn't require massive concentration or anything) but rather reaching the level of psychic bending requires a colossal amount of effort and mastery. So with sufficient mastery of Earthbending you could emulate having a leg through psychic bending at all times without it being a significant strain or anything. You could probably learn to do it subconsciously for the most part.

>>74262 >""""""Psychic"""""" Bending Nigga even fucking Bumi needed to move at least his face to bend. Fuck that shit.

>>74261 he's cute

>>74265 I'd say he look cool.

>>74263 Not him, but for an Earthbender it’d be easier to just ride around on a rock. Also this is a post-apocalyptic world so I could believe that a peg leg is all she can manage at the start.

>>74264 Even in the original series, Toph uses psychic bending for her blindsense. She's continuously Earthbending to sense her surroundings at all times without requiring any movements. >>74268 Levitating around like you're Gaara has its advantages but so does having a prosthetic. In theory, you could conceal the fact that it's not natural pretty easily based on the material and your clothes. And nobody expects the stone leg-sword. It would mean that no matter where you are, even if you end up walking into an ambush, you would always have a little bit of bending material on-hand that people might not even realize is there.

>>74270 >Levitating around like you're Gaara has its advantages but so does having a prosthetic. In theory, you could conceal the fact that it's not natural pretty easily based on the material and your clothes. And nobody expects the stone leg-sword. It would mean that no matter where you are, even if you end up walking into an ambush, you would always have a little bit of bending material on-hand that people might not even realize is there. Actually, there’s a thought. Would any of the four bending styles be capable of affecting wood?

>>74245 You describe it in such an awesome sounding way, then I look at the game itself and its just Civilization style setup. That was a bummer but at least on a chain we don't have such limitations.

>>74271 >Actually, there’s a thought. Would any of the four bending styles be capable of affecting wood? > Anon there's waterbending hillbillies that control plants to form a plant mech.

>>74270 >She's continuously Earthbending to sense her surroundings at all times without requiring any movements. Nta but I think feeling your element isn't the same thing as moving it. >>74271 As long as it has water in it, plantbwnding was used both in the show and the comics.

>>74270 >Toph uses psychic bending ???

>>74273 Fair enough, I don’t know Avatar that well. Though I would expect wood to be harder to manipulate then more naturally flexible forms of plant matter. >>74274 >As long as it has water in it, plantbwnding was used both in the show and the comics. I suppose she doesn’t have to worry about someone manipulating her leg then. Though it would make for a good surprise if the peg leg was hollowed out and had stone in it, so it could work for that hidden weapon idea.

>>74273 >waterbending hillbillies nta but honestly those are my favorite guys in ATLA. Just a bunch of Florida-men transplanted into Fantasy Asia who learned how to commune with nature and use water bending like Fan Boats

>>74275 psychic bending is bending without movement Bumi, Yakone, and Amon could do it at the very least.

There aren't enough jumps or chains in this thread. Post jumps. Post builds

>>74278 nta, but Bumi was explicitly bending with Head movements,. The only person in OG Avatar who was psychic bending was Combustion Man.

>>74280 Bumi does bend without movement during one of the fights on the eclipse iirc

>>74280 And Toph, as mentioned. Her seismic sense isn't a very powerful form of psychic bending but it's absolutely a form of Earthbending since it involves using her chi.

>>74281 nah, he pulls his chin up to free himself, and otherwise uses his arms. >>74282 Kinda? Like she cant manipulate earth through it(from all we see), but managed to attune her senses to it.

>>74280 And even that is a super special case because of his eye bit.

>>74283 Man, Bumi really was just built different

>>74285 From what I’ve seen said, he’s the one person who might have been able to out Earthbend Toph.

>>74286 nta, but in the comics(which arent' that good) they fight to a draw. https://imgur.com/a/aYvCcnt Though who knows if both had been at their peak. Like Bumi is still an old man and Toph is a child.

>>74286 she's a twelve year old Bumi is Aang's friend from his childhood slightly different scales and it says more about Toph's talent that it's even a discussion

>>74287 >Though who knows if both had been at their peak. Like Bumi is still an old man and Toph is a child. From what I’ve gathered, Bumi is talented but not the prodigy that Toph is, so Toph at her peak would beat Bumi at his. >>74288 Yeah, it’s talent and experience versus xianxia protagonist levels of genius.

>>74289 >xianxia protagonist levels of genius What is even that?

>>74289 experience isn't everything, Bending is still a martial art and relies on a proper body. And while Bumi is in great shape, he's still 110. Like imagine him fighting the fire nation when he was in his 20s/30s and he probably got a lot greater feats.

>>74290 That’s where you learn a technique that takes most people centuries in a month. So I suppose Toph isn’t quite there, but she’s close.

>>74292 yeah, it's even shorter she just invented a new sub bending in a day when she needed it

>>74293 Oh yeah, I forget about her inventing metalbending. I suppose she does reach xianxia protagonist level.

>>74292 That and xianxia is just bullshit. >>74294 I find it funny that tehnically, it's not really metalbending, Toph just manipulate the impurities within the metal.

>>74295 >That and xianxia is just bullshit. I’m sure Lone Valkyrie or Nyanko could tell us about more extreme learning rates, I just went with a comparatively restrained one. >I find it funny that tehnically, it's not really metalbending, Toph just manipulate the impurities within the metal. Hey, as long as it works.

Minor update to this based on a dumb thought I had the other day. >Added Ultra Noncanon, Paradox Problems, and Crash to Desktop >Swapped Just A Game and Perfect Pokeballs

>>74297 GBAXG?

>>74297 I've been trying to play this shit, but my Pokémon keep disappearing

Night

>>74298 Map randomizer but you're playing emerald, fire red, and a crystal romhack all at the same time. it's fun. I had two rayquaza and smashed through everything. >>74299 Huh. Sounds like a drawback! brb.

>>74286 Yun is better than both of them

>>74300 Night, night WoL

Do we have any post apocalyptic survival jumps focused around bushcraft and the like?

>>74304 I don't think we have any post apocalyptic survival jumps at all, beyond generic post apocalypse

>>74305 Fallout

>>74306 Not really a post apocalyptic survival setting, outside of Survival Mode in Fallout 4

>>74304 Hmm... Not really? Especially with a focus on bushcraft in particular.

>>74307 S.t.a.l.k.e.r.?

>>74309 STALKER's not post apocalyptic. You're just living in a very very weird place

>>74302 >Yun >"The false Avatar" >The Rise of Kyoshi >Date of publication July 16, 2019 >The Green Beast of the South (Legend of Korra Quest) >Jan, 2017 >the plot is about the Might Gai reincarnation MC being mistaken for a possible Avatar reincarnation and then getting trained along with Korra once she's found as he apes the different elements using the various sub bendings of Earth Bending This is so fucking hilarious. An actual unironic fanfic plot book. A fucking Naruto crossover quest plot at that.

>>74299 Congratulations, you are a drawback.

Anyone know a good way to make creatures I have created follow my orders? I want to make a plant that can take corpses and biomorph them into minions based on the host corpse. Like a form of xenomorph. Or zombie. That way it has powers and abilities of the host in a form of creature I can control. Though if I keep down this route I fear I may end up running around producing stuff like the black goats forest in sucker for love 2.

>>74313 Can always just bake it in with magic. Full on TES conjuration style.

>>74313 >lord of the manor (I think) from Tsukihime (Heavens ver) >Bladerunner 2049 >supergod And aside from that, all kinds of magics could weave in a binding at the very base, and there are lots of bioscience methods too.

>>74313 supergod had a perk for that.

>>74314 >>74315 >>74316 Thanks guys

What are some jumps that give you a connection with natural forces, such that they want to help you and aid you and listen to you? Had an idea for a Jumper who was a child of the Sun and Moon, and as such had the aid of the wind, sea, and stars. I've got the 'child of the Sun and Moon' part covered already, along with the 'aid of the sea and stars' part, but I need something for the winds being allies of Jumper as well. I already used the perk from Moana for the Sea, so I need something else. Pic sort of related but mostly just the usual payment for answers.

>>74124 Why is there two Felicia? One is her human form and one is her cat form.

>>74318 Wadonahora and the Deep Blue Sea had something for being the literal daughter of the moon, IIRC?

>>74318 Fate OoF had a good perk for that in the first origin iirc. Winds and the underworld I believe?

>>74152 You deserve the punch that Bryke gives you after the way they handed Korra. It's canon now that she's the worst Avatar ever. Only good for a sex slave.

>>74152 You know, there is an argument to be made that maybe the apocalypse WASN'T Korra's fault. She was an utterly shitty Avatar, yes, but an argument could be made that events were in motion that she had no real chance of stopping and she did the best she could to lessen the blow rather than allow the world to be wholly destroyed. That's an argument that could be made. But to make it effectively one would need to figure out what exactly was Korra's fault and what was already in motion long ago; what things did Korra do directly rather than what she was just reacting to. And figuring that out would require watching Legend of Korra. So while there's a theoretical argument for exonerating Korra of some of the blame for the world ending, I'm still going to place all of it on her.

Perk to divide my perks between different partitioned, specialised sub-minds/personalities?

>>74313 Fullmetal Alchemist has a perk for that in the Homunxulus origin. but I feel like like it would not be that hard to just make people loyal to you when you are already biomorphing them, like just include animals that already have established hirachies like certain insects, or mammals that live in structured groups like gorillas, or even fully domesticated ones like Dogs, and then just spend a bit time training the creations into obedience. Especially easy since you can alter their brain chemistry to suit your purposes better.

>>74318 Keeper series - > D&D In Keeper, You're the result of a forced breeding program made to generate false keeper. They themselves are connected to a human turned Goddess that sealed away the world from outside supernatural forces. You'll have the base connection to Sun and Moon second book** that you want. Take that into D&D where elemental planes are more connected to the other planes via the world tree and you can feel the deeper connection with the element you want. Then you just personify the element and bam, it'll have a will of it's own to help you with. You're essentially creating an elemental that resides in the plane and not a body.

>>74326 >Fucked it up. Too tired to care.

>>74320 That was what I used for being a child of the Sun, since you can pick and choose different aspects. Still, thanks, anon! >>74321 Might have to give that a look. Thanks, anon! >>74326 I'll give that a look, too. Thanks, anon!

>>74229 >Just got stung by a red wasp Ah yes, the Polistes carolina, a species of paper wasp belonging to the Vespidae family of wasps, one of my LEAST favorite of those SHITTY INSECTS. You garbage fucking animals, I want to make you die. Let me count the ways: >Others have already mentioned the Spell of Destruction (an effective weapon against both wasps and yuri), but I will point out that in the same Jump is a Perk that mitigates the collateral damage of casting it, letting you restore everything EXCEPT those FUCKING BUGS if you have enough wealth to sacrifice. >Nobilis is a good bet, but while going for an Excrucian and ERASING the concept of wasps was my immediate reaction, repeatedly contriving to erase it in every Jump may be tiresome. Instead, become an Imperator of WASP EXTINCTION and take Bloody-Handed Menace, thereby PERMEATING the multiverse with MASS WASP DEATH like the foundational fractal principles governing the unfolding of a beautiful anti-wasp mandala. >Become an Archmage in Mage the Awakening. With only Life 5 you can engineer anti-wasp plagues, and with your resources you should be able to spread them around easily. HOWEVER, you can go FURTHER. Through use of the IMPERIAL PRACTICES you can create self-evolving anti-wasp lifeforms such as much more effective plagues, predators, or just competitors that drive them to extinction. THEN, by EXALTING the results of this as one of your OMENS via a RITE OF IMPERIUM, you can mandate TOTAL WASP DEATH as an innate facet of existence, one which the biosphere has long-since worked around. SIMILARLY, with conjunctional Time 7/Fate 7 you can create an Ananke, a living Imperial Spell that travels the timestream in order to manipulate events to prevent wasps from ever evolving back into existence, or being forcibly brought back, FOREVER. >A Wild Last Boss Appeared! offers the Antagonist Creation Spell, which while dependent on your personal power, allows you to create an entire species of monsters dedicated to wiping out the target which can be an entire species, meaning you can SHOW how worthless these SHITTY INSECTS really are when they start JOBBING to literal JRPG FODDER. >Finally, a Halo array (as purchasable in the Forerunners Jump) can be calibrated to target specific species. Others have brought up some good ones too.

>>74319 Felicia has a whole troupe of catgirls that follow her around.

>>74313 Well, since you just posted my favorite Commander, I can tell you that EVO Search for Eden has this perk >Shaper's Authority (400cp, Discount Bolbox): Your ability to retain control and influence over beings that you have created or shaped is greatly enhanced. The magnitude of this effect is dependent on the level of your influence. On an individual who you've modified and altered some they'll be more receptive to your influence, and loyalty will be easier to gain. If you're the creator of something, it would be trivial to retain it's almost unquestioned loyalty. To a certain extent this extends to organizations and societies as well, making it easier for you to obtain and keep positions of power, influence, and authority in those you’ve shaped. This is on top of any other predispositions such beings would have due to your actions and relation. Now go forth and have fun, based Necrobloom enjoyer.

>>74329 >You garbage fucking animals, I want to make you die. My man! Thanks for the list.

>>74332 Skyrimanon updated the FGO jump with Ordeal stall stuff FGO Addon changelog v2.0 >New Perks: Shedding The Rust (100cp), Conceptual Worlds (200cp), Merely Pretending (200cp), Seven Trials (200cp), Class Change (200cp) >New Item: Truly Disgusting (200cp) >New Drawbacks: One More Ordeal (200cp), You Called The Ordeals (400cp), For You (400cp) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UN3Nkm_PFD-v0p6oeeZHziRPmMMWBLQB/view

>>74333 (me) WTF I didn't mean to click on that

>>74334 This, too, will serve the Great Extermination.

>>74333 Why the fuck doesn't he just come over here already.

>>74336 scared of the feds

>>74301 I think remember. This was pretty insane. Kudos to you friend.

>>74324 maybe the assassin training perk in Fate Oasis of Fantasy.

>>74330 Well then, how much of a bad idea is it to companion her and all of her cat women friends and family? A dozen cat women might be a bit much.

>>74324 Kumo Desu ga nani ka, hive of one or something similar.

>>74324 Bleach has a perk that lets you turn your perks into fairies

Is there any downside to taking down Koh the face stealer in Avatar?

>>74336 Autism.

Test.

>>74345 Testing inconclusive, try raw fish.

>>74343 He has a mother that's more powerful than him

>>74345 Nothing interesting happens.

>>74347 Kill Koh, punch his mother until she leaves you alone.

>>74345 At least this place doesn't block VPNs. God knows what I'm gonna do when they get around to blocking 4chan here in bongland.

>>74343 It's possible his mother might seethe if she discover it, wich she probably won't. It's also possible she won't be too angry, as spirits don't really die.

>>74350 OI! YOU GOT A LOICENSE FOR THAT POON?

>>74352 The irony is this all started because a teen killed herself after getting exposed to pro suicide groups and the new law blocks you from accessing suicide support groups because they're too adult and contain harmful content.

>>74353 "We Brits have a stiff upper lip." >Sees adult content >Screams like a girl

>>74353 Anything for the government to wrangle back control of public discourse. Too many people are having the wrong thoughts, after all.

>>74351 Really that just means someone hasn't tried hard enough to kill them.

>>74355 On the one hand my family would be in hella medical debt in many other countries on the other hand I feel like I'm gonna wake up one day and get arrested for liking anime girl titties and loli thighs on twitter. Or just using this site.

Am I missing something about how this site works? It says we're at 300 posts, but the scroll bar really doesn't reflect that.

>>74358 >hella medical debt Just give it a couple of years and we'll get the "joy" of dealing with that as well.

>>74359 This place breaks pretty frequently.

>>74359 What do you mean? These threads go to 2000

>>74357 According to lady Tienhai spirits don't die, they transform, it's unclear how this mesh with things like the moon spirit being murdered, or general old iron, or even father glowworm, as all of them died and never shown a new form (it's true that father glowworm was absorbed by Yun, and now I think it would be an interesting plot for jumper in Avatar finding Yun's reincarnation because it still has a spirit inside).

>Research Zero-K for a possible build >The Athena is the pinnacle of stealth strike capability. Equipped with a cloaking device and a radar jammer, it can slip through enemy lines to assemble squads of raiders, inflicting havoc on the opposition's logistics. It is capable of quickly producing support structures to gather forward intel, and can resurrect wrecks from the battlefield to add to your army. That's cool.

>>74359 The scroll bar still seems to go all the way from the top of the page to the bottom?

>>74360 Brother, this shit is blocking videos of protests in the UK because they're violent acts. You need to get ID'ed by the government to look at protests against the government. Its so fucking over for us.

>>74366 100% true it fucking sucks, only thing to do is to try to save to get out of here but that's at most a pipe dream for me.

>>74322 >pic I liked that part in SMTIVA.

>>74353 ...isn't the problem the pro suicide groups?

>>74357 Who are the best DC/Marvel waifus that are good enough to fix?

>>74353 At least all these people will be burning in hell when they die

>>74369 No, the problem is suicide. So we need to ensure that people and organizations involved with suicidal tendencies are blacklisted and receive no support or recognition. After all, if you can't see it then it doesn't exist.

>>74372 This post is both horrifying and profound.

>>74370 I'll just say a good few of them honestly. Most of the other shit is raw memery and bullshit.

>>74372 >After all, if you can't see it then it doesn't exist. It's kind of a sobering thought to wonder just how much server space is running chunks of the internet a given user could actually derive enjoyment from if only its URL showed up in search engines...

>>74118 That's the point bro, WE DONT KNOW. Basic plot points important to the progression of the story are so shrouded in mist and statements we do not even know what the fuck is going on. You can basically make up your own headcanon and 100% have it be true because it would be more plausible than whatever the author thought of.

Danmachi's Falna isn't a powerup system. It's a divine storybook. When updating it, a god/goddess views all the experiences that strengthened/enhanced a person as well as the grand highs and lows they experienced. The common understanding is that those experiences are crystallized to empower the user. But the truth is that they exist for the deity's viewing pleasure, and the reward of greater power-and occasionally unique Skills or Spells-exists only because you entertained the viewing deity enough to be granted their favor. When you Level Up, that's a major chapter in your life turning over and opening you up to higher stakes adventures and shenanigans-like going from a street level story to wuxia fantasies, only over and over again. The system isn't meant for the sake of empowerment. It's meant to be an extension of Danmachi gods using mortals for their own pleasure and entertainment. Maybe others realized this before. It just hit me now though. The Danmachi gods don't really care about making you stronger via the Falna. They just want a good story to watch.

>>74370 Various versions of Gwen are good, even if many might be a thing with Peter, and should therefore be avoided.

>>74377 I didn't. I just thought it was a very stupid power system. The more you know.

>>74379 Yeah. It's a stupid power system because it exists purely for the gods' entertainment. It all makes sense when you realize that.

>>74377 I'm still amazed people like to write being isekaid there with that shit and its crappy magic system.

>>74378 If they have a thing with Peter that's editorial guarantee that you're good to go.

>>74377 So, it's milestone leveling?

>>74376 >Basic plot points Wether Sukuna was already soul aware isn't a basic plot point, it's an insignificant detail, as by the time the story happens he's fused with Yuji and therefore soul aware. There are parts where we should have gotten more informations, but even there we have enough to make a good guess.

>>74383 No, it's ENTERTAINMENT leveling. It's not enough to hit a milestone, it has to be a COOL milestone. Something that makes a deity say "man, that was awesome."

>>74383 Nta, in that setting you agin stats by killing monsters and gaining excelia but after a bit you start to plateu and to truly level up you need to do something "that impresses the gods", wich means a great achievement like fighting a monster you should have no possibility defeating.

>>74380 I mean, yeah but also no. Because it mean those guys made something so stupid, just for entertainment when they could have been smarter.

>>74387 Smarter how?

>>74388 By making the thing not gibberish.

>>74370 The women in DCAU are worth it. And Blackfire from Teen Titans just needed a place to stay in the end. She was even willing or forced through circumstances to marry the blob that let her crash. She could be convinced to marry a jumper

>>74389 But what Nyanko wrote seemed pretty intelligible to me.

>>74386 Excilia isn't necessarily gained by fighting monsters, that's just the easiest way to. You gain Strength by doing strong things, you gain Endurance by enduring punishment, you gain Dexterity by being dextrous nimble, you gain Magic by doing magic-if you exercise and push yourself to your limits in training you'll gain Excilia just fine. But it's a lot easier to fight monsters and gain Excilia that way. Or fight other Adventurers. But there's only so far you can go with basic Excilia; to level up you need to do something that pushes beyond your limits, something really, REALLY cool. It's not enough to just reach max Excilia for your level, nor is it enough to do something that's within your capabilities. You need to fight against impossible odds, push beyond your limits, and do something that makes a Deity say "yeah, that was pretty damn cool". Then you get to Level Up and grow stronger once again.

>>74391 Yes. Nyanko, not the characters.

>>74384 It is a basic plot point, Sukuna being able to affect souls is the single reason why Mahito didn't turn Yuji into a piece of furniture. If it's so vague that he could have learned it in the, what three days? That he got eaten by Yuji, then it would have been mentioned in the story as something new to him, and he wouldn't be acting like he was always capable of doing that shit. If it wasn't new then where the fuck did it come from? If you have to relegate half your story and character defining moments to the off screen then you don't have a story you have a hype train. If you have to guess when someone is telling you a story then they're not telling a story, they're telling you a nonsensical series of events.

>>74393 You've still failed to explain how it's gibberish.

>>74392 Yes, I know, I was trying to simplify it (same reason I didn't mention skills or development abilities).

>>74394 >Sukuna being able to affect souls is the single reason why Mahito didn't turn Yuji into a piece of furniture But by then the anser is "because Sukuna is within the soul of Itadori". >If it's so vague that he could have learned it in the, what three days? That he got eaten by Yuji, then it would have been mentioned in the story as something new to him, and he wouldn't be acting like he was always capable of doing that shit He doesn't acts like he always knew how to do it, he doesn't say either one or the other. >If it wasn't new then where the fuck did it come from? As I already said I believe he learned it from Kenjaku when he learned how to split his soul, but again it's irrelevant.

>>74397 Trying to simplify that way ignores the fundamental truth of the system: it exists purely for the gods entertainment. Every single Falna holder is a living storybook for them, and every time they update it they add to that storybook. When you view it through that lense it makes total sense. It doesn't exist to be a streamlined system or make you stronger; it exists to be a system that a god can be entertained by and enjoy watching the struggles, rise, and ultimate fall of a given adventurer. You aren't meant to transcend and win. You're meant to be a fun story for a god to live vicariously.

>>74395 >This is supposed to be interpreted as Varys complimenting Tyrion I'm pretty sure it's him fingering Baelish as the guy who manipulated Joffery into executing Ned tho.

>>74229 >Just got stung by a red wasp that decided a hole just above the door outside was its nest. You too? God, I fucking hate those winged vermin so fucking much. Why they feel like making their nests right outside my door or on the steps leading downstairs is beyond me, but I fucking hate it. >>74329 Shard has become Wasposter, but he's goddamn right.

So, due to shenanigans jumper's bodymod has them have four bodies. I also just got a perk that permanently splits me into three separate bodies. Should I go with having six bodies, basically adding two to my current bodycount, or twelve bodies, multiplying my bodies threefold?

>>74403 It seems like all your bodies should have your perk, including the three bodies perk. Also, what's the three body perk?

>>74403 What's the exact wording of the perk?

>>74396 You do things, you gain numbers. After doing a heroic task, you can level up. After leveling up, stats become 0, but a lvl 0 will always be weaker than lvl 1. Basically, numbers and letter are meaningless and could have been done without, but I guess the writer wanted to be annoying.

>>74373 We inch closer and closer every day to the cyberpunk dystopia we once laughed at as being "unrealistic".

>>74399 Yes, I know that' that's the point of the setting, the gods were bored, saw humans being entertaining and decided to descend from heaven to have fun with them, with very few like Ouranos being genuinely well-intentioned.

>>74404 >>74405 It's Split Up from Helltaker. ... Which I just now realized isn't a permanent duplication. I missed the bit where you can fuse back into one body again >Split Up (400 CP) Some demons can divide their soul into multiple bodies, and now you can too. Just like Cerberus, your soul now exists across three identical semi-autonomous bodies. All thoughts and sensations are shared across your bodies, allowing them to operate in perfect harmony. Should you desire you may even fuse back together and split up again should the need arise. Just be careful when engaging in physical pleasures simultaneously, as if you’re not careful it could result in a feedback loop of pleasure that’s hard to break.

>>74406 >Basically, numbers and letter are meaningless and could have been done without, but I guess the writer wanted to be annoying. That's basically every LitRPG tho

>>74409 Might need to go for Dummy Links from Girls Frontline instead. Those are permanent extra bodies

>>74377 I mean that's nice headcanon but that's not how it works. The gods don't have any influence over how the falna advances or what skills, spells or abilities are gained.

>>74411 >>74409 I seem to remember a version of Ready Player One that allowed for being twins, if that's considered an 'acceptable' jump still.

>>74413 That's a SB jump

>>74412 That's exactly how the Falna works in canon, and Nyanko said absolutely nothing about the gods influencing how the Falna advances or what they gain The Gods do influence what's gained though, at least in terms of Skills.

>>74398 That's not the answer, that's your headcanon which I pointed out has the exact same questions being raised. >He doesn't act like There is no one on this earth, including Sukuna, that figures something out within less than a week, and doesn't act in a manner which denotes that. He doesn't say anything so that dickriders like you can write for the author and pretend it was always the case. >As I already said You are pushing a headcanon. It is not in the story, it is YOUR belief for a reason, because the story does not care, does not provide any reason to believe this over any other headcanon that doesn't violate canon, and is a mystery box left in the place of what could possibly become a plot hole.

>>74412 Gods are literally the ones who update the Falna, view everything that happened to an adventurer during the update, actively choose their Development Abilities when they Level Up, and so on.

>>74402 Not Shard, I just hate wasps.

>>74419 You didn't have to post that in response to a page from it.

>>74418 I think anyone who has experienced being stung by the hyperaggressive little shits hates wasps.

>>74406 That's not accurate. After leveling up your stats "reset" to 0 in the sense that each level has its own stat progression. You still have all the power gained from the stats you obtained in earlier levels. It's effectively like an onion where each level is its own layer that builds up from the layer before it.

>>74420 Sorry, I just saw something about wasps and posted the jump about horny wasps.

>>74414 Ah, my apologies then.

>>74415 >>74417 No, that's not how it works. It's explicitly part of canon that the Gods have no influence over how the Falna advances. When a god updates it they're not selecting what stats advance or what, if any, skills the person gains. They very explicitly aren't allowed to do that in order to keep the "game" they are playing fair for all the gods and to keep things on an even playing field.

>>74424 Nah, it's fine. I actually considered that perk, but it's a perk that specifically, permanently, turns you into two people, instead of the one person permanently controlling multiple bodies thing I'm aiming for

>>74383 Pretty much yeah, though only for full level ups, getting your normal stats to increase is all just about grinding them and pushing your limits. Like you constantly need to excert your strength and speed and push even further than before to raise them, but a full level up(which does also come with a significant stat boosts that stacks with previously raised stats) you need to accomplish some notable milestone. Slaying a million goblins wouldn't be enough.

>>74423 That was indeed just a page from Himenospia.

>>74419 Why does my copy change the name from that to "I hate this manga so much"?

>>74429 Because that is the document's TRUE essence.

>>74419 The author giving the go ahead for the sting to count as having a child, and making them your child, for the sake of perks has done immeasurable damage to my chain. All the "children are in your hivemind" and "choose which traits to pass on" perks.

>>74419 Is there any reason not to immediately genocide all the "wasps" in this setting? >>74429 nta but iirc when it first got posted that was the name of the PDF.

>>74407 Without the cool parts.

>>74432 >Is there any reason not to immediately genocide all the "wasps" in this setting? No.

>>74425 Here's the thing: I didn't say the gods are influencing the Falna's development. They're likely not. I'm saying that the Falna system, the way it's designed and how it exists, exists EXPLICITLY for the gods' entertainment. The gods aren't influencing the system because they don't need to; it's working exactly as designed. And it's designed from the ground up to be a tool to make mortals into interesting stories for the gods to experience vicariously.

>>74416 >There is no one on this earth, including Sukuna, that figures something out within less than a week, Sukuna learned how to replicate Gojo's system to regenerate his technique in 5 seconds and didn't particularly highlight it. >You are pushing a headcanon Yes, that's my headcanon for a background detail, as it's irrelevant by the time the story happens, just something that seems reasonable to me. Again in the story Sukuna can attack Mahito's soul because he's in Yuji's soul and Mahito is touching Yuji's soul with his own. Even after separating from Yuji he's still soul aware because of the experience. This things are in the story, we can make further headcanons about him having that ability since before, but that's irrelevant, the canon explanation works perfectly.

>>74425 We... literally have an example of gods choosing developmental abilities. Bell had multiple to choose from at level 2 and went for Luck.

>>74410 Yeah I forgot about how D&D had useless numbers and letters. >>74422 Whelp, I messed up anyways. >>74408 We need to kill the gods.

>>74432 >Is there any reason not to immediately genocide all the "wasps" in this setting? NO, as long as you get ALL of them. The problem is that once you kill a Queen, all her BRAINWASHED SIMPS go apeshit and commit terrorism. This is a problem because Serena (and BITCHmeno) targeted people in positions of power that would cause calamity if not removed first (and Serena has a LOT of them). Refer to >>74329 for proposed solutions.

>>74418 >>74419 This is reminding me that there's actually a hornet nest, and that I should really get a spray for it. Also, Himenospia is weird.

>>74438 >D&D Is an RPG, not a LitRPG. Learn what these terms are.

>>74441 Same thing.

>>74438 >We need to kill the gods Why? Some of them are self-absorbed and/or jerks but others, like Ganesha, are generally good, and all of them bar few actively help humanity. Also it's almost impossible actually killing them, the moment they "die" they subconsciously use their divine power, the arcanum, to save themselves, wich banish them to heaven for having broken the deal. Only the dungeon can supersede this, that we know.

Danmachi's a xianxia. You spend time collecting a special energy to power yourself up and gotta choose between spending a bunch of time at a lower level to get a good foundation that'll boost your stats or doing a big arbitrary trial to go up a tier to get bigger stats.

>>74442 They're not even remotely similar?

>>74442 How? One's a type of game, the other is a book genre.

>>74444 That's what I originally thought. That's what attracted me to the Falna for many years. But it's not. It looks like this, but it's just not.

Is Green Lantern usually supposed to be about as strong as Superman? I assume Superman is usually stronger but Green Lantern can be pretty cracked

>>74440 What are you talking about anon, does any of this really seem all that unusual? Obviously this is the product of a sane and well adjusted mind, and not the delusional katabasis of an unsettled yuriphile into fetishized insect worship.

>Cooked stroganoff tonight >Tomorrow morning have volunteered to be the MC at a Special Olympics event >Then spend the evening working on my Jump So what are your plans this evening?

>>74448 Depends. Is it Green Lantern on the title of the comic, or Superman on the title of the comic?

>>74447 It is though! The trials are completely arbitrary and inexplicably lethal, going up a tier is a rare thing that only happens fast for the super special protagonist, you'll occasionally develop super special abilities and unique physiques when you go up a tier, etc.

>>74445 >>74446 By same thing, what I really meant was "Who care?" >>74443 Out of Setting power.

I don't mind the danmachi power system, I just hate how stupidly simplistic magic is, like people only be able to have up to 3 spells that are hard to get and which they can't even choose, not to mention how there's like no skill or theory to magic, it's just saying the incantations to activate it. Makes stuff like meeting that century old skeleton mage feel rather lackluster.

>>74450 >So what are your plans this evening? Playing a Roguelite mod for Morrowind

>>74455 > Roguelite mod for Morrowind >Roguelite >Morrowind How does that work?

>>74452 That's why I said it LOOKS like it. But it's not. The "special energy" you collect is literally just Cool Training Montages, the trial itself exists only to be a Cool Thing for the gods to watch, the powers you get just let you do Even Cooler Things for the gods to go wow over, and all this power is fundamentally relient on the gods. There is no challenging the heavens. The system exists only for the pleasure and entertainment of your betters. You are a dancing monkey, being given tools and power beyond your station just to watch you do cool tricks with them.

>>74450 Continue to be forced to read gacha story at metaphorical gunpoint.

>>74450 >So what are your plans this evening? I've finally gotten around to reading Fluff by Ravensdagger. It's adorable so far and I'm trying to resist the urge to pick up Contractor and Squad Finder from the Worm jumps to have a summon little sisters power

>>74448 Superman can usually easily crack Green Lanterns Constructs, but in terms of actual powers green lanterns can get pretty crazyl, like pulling solar system with construct chainst, blowing up planets, time traveling, phasing and tons more.

>>74457 >That's why I said it LOOKS like it. But it's not. The "special energy" you collect is literally just Cool Training Montages, the trial itself exists only to be a Cool Thing for the gods to watch, the powers you get just let you do Even Cooler Things for the gods to go wow over, and all this power is fundamentally relient on the gods. There is no challenging the heavens. The system exists only for the pleasure and entertainment of your betters. You are a dancing monkey, being given tools and power beyond your station just to watch you do cool tricks with them. That's exactly like a Xianxia though?

>>74458 C'mon Shard, FGO isn't that bad

>>74449 I find the way people can romanticize abusive relationships between girls to be... disturbing. >>74455 Sound like a nightmare.

>>74461 No, it's not. Xianxia is all about defying your station, taking power that was not meant for you, growing so strong you can sunder the heavens, fighting against fate. In a xianxia the heavens are seen as oppressors who must be transcended, not beneficiaries who raise you up. In a xianxia your power is reliant upon yourself and your own efforts, not a tool that is grafted onto you by someone else who can turn it off or take it away whenever they please.

>>74464 >No, it's not. Xianxia is all about defying your station, taking power that was not meant for you, growing so strong you can sunder the heavens, fighting against fate. In a xianxia the heavens are seen as oppressors who must be transcended, not beneficiaries who raise you up. In a xianxia your power is reliant upon yourself and your own efforts, not a tool that is grafted onto you by someone else who can turn it off or take it away whenever they please. Fair enough, we must've been reading different xianxias then

>>74432 >Is there any reason not to immediately genocide all the "wasps" in this setting? they were sent by aliens who might come check out what the fuck happened

>>74456 Right after you get out of the Census and Excise office the mod nerfs the hell out of you, but you can then select 1 buff for the run (things like permanent 150 feather, +30% hit chance, +7 skill points for skill books, always all +5s on level up) and you pick a challenge to complete over the course of the run (complete a main/guild questline, make over 700k gold, kill 300 enemies, clear 20 dungeons) and it discourages you from replaying after a death by making your challenge goals 80% increased, which would then take so long you might as well start from scratch. I think if you complete the challenges you can then get more buffs for the next run. It's pretty cool.

>>74466 Good, that means you can genocide the aliens more easily too.

>>74464 >>74465 Having watched Mo Xiang Tong Xiu stuff, I thought Xianxia was about BL

Does stupid-dog post on the bunker, or does he stick to /tg/?

>>74469 BL Xianxia is just a very popular subgenre. >>74470 Stupid-Dog is retired

>>74304 Bronze Age Collapse kinda counts depending on what you mean by apocalypse.

>>74469 BL Xianxia is an abomination that should not exist. That it's so popular is a disgrace upon humanity as a whole.

>>74473 Fuck you, BL Xianxia is adorable. https://archiveofourown.org/works/29383728?view_full_work=true

>>74470 He doesn't post at all with his trip unless he drops a jump, so no real way to know, since she last time was in January.

>>74469 Please tell me BL doesn't stand for what I think it is. Xianxia and BL dhouldn't be in the same sentence.

>>74476 It means Boys Love anon.

>>74473 BL xianxia is the only xianxia that should be allowed to exist.

>>74450 Just finished doing something for a different CYOA, probably gonna read something for the rest of the night.

>>74477 I TOLD YOU TO NOT TELL ME. >>74478 Down boi.

>>74476 It means what it means yes. I don't get everyone's reaction tho, HOB was fun.

>>74476 Jade Masters, the ultimate combo.

>>74473 Scum Villain wasn't bad.

>>74478 based

>>74474 OUT BY THE ROOTS! >>74478 We all know you're gay Ric, but don't infect my autistic power fantasies with your boy lust.

>>74471 >Stupid-Dog is retired Well, then I guess I can work on this jump without being worried about stepping on toes. So yeah, don't expect it any time soon. Just started on it last night >>74475 Well, if that's the case then best of luck to them. I hope me working on this doesn't discourage him though

>>74478 What if Issei was trapped and betrayed? What if Kiba was stuck in there with him alongside some lube? This is the future you chose, Ric.

>>74486 >Reign of Winter Oh fuck yeah, a chance to get Baba Yaga's bitching hut

>>74483 A NUPPLE!

>>74453 >Out of Setting power. Yes, I don't doubt a jumper canmanage it, just wanted to warn it isn't as easy as it seems, gods are OP even if usually they restrain themselves because of their promise to the dungeon, a monster with Artemis' arcanum could wipe out teh entirety of the lower world (meaning not heaven).

>>74485 >OUT BY THE ROOTS! Embrace the adorable gay master/student relationships

>>74489 It's fine, they're dudes.

>>74490 Eat their souls, cut their divine power, I dunno, the sky's the limit.

>>74488 currently planning on it to be the 600cp item for Irriseni background If you have anything else you want to see in the jump, or anything specific you think needs to be included in the formatting or consideration, please feel free to speak up

>>74485 xianxia is trash and the blatant homoerotism is the only thing that justify its existence. In fact, xianxia is so shit it makes all other genres better by default.

>>74494 >If you have anything else you want to see in the jump, or anything specific you think needs to be included in the formatting or consideration, please feel free to speak up I've sadly not actually read that adventure path. I've been meaning to for years, but I keep putting it off in favour of reading more of the Runelords adventure paths when I get in the mood to read Pathfinder

>>74487 >Issei I saw this earlier and it's shameful my first thought was how easily you could fuck up Issei with it.

>>74495 Reverend Insanity, baby.

>>74495 There you go being intractibly gay again.

>>74423 They're honestly not even that horny. Like the yuri isn't even a major factor of the setting. Sexuality isn't a focus beyond some light ecchi elements. It's pretty much nonstop absurdity and villainy from Himeno, the other Queens, and everyone else in the setting. Like Himeno doesn't even really express any sexual interest in anybody, she's usually too busy committing increasingly cartoonish crimes against humanity to bother with such trivial like sex or building a lesbian harem. Evil Sailor Moon has sex with her lesbian slave harem but it's revealed that like 90% of it is just her doing her best Light Yagami impression complete with absolutely nonsensical bullshit and retroactive twist reveals.

>>74496 I myself have not read any of the Runelords/Varisian APs, but the Varisian splatbook is one I do enjoy. If you want to make an AP based on the Varisian APs (since I alwayts thought one big AP for all of them would be most appropriate since several lead into eachother), feel free to do so, as I have no plans to do so myself.

>>74485 >but don't infect my autistic power fantasies with your boy lust. It's the other way around.

>>74501 >If you want to make an AP based on the Varisian APs (since I alwayts thought one big AP for all of them would be most appropriate since several lead into eachother), feel free to do so, as I have no plans to do so myself. I have absolutely no intention of ever trying to make a jump again, as the four times I've tried have been just awful.

>>74473 I liked it better than the non BL Xianxia I read tho.

>>74502 I assure you, the autistic power fantasies came first.

>>74463 Don't get the wrong idea, anon, it isn't abusive at all. All those women love Himeno of their own free will (her stinger DOES NOT brainwash, it just made them STRONG). Turning on their beliefs and families, as well as dying for her, was their true desire all along. It isn't brainwashing, it's a community built on love.

>>74499 calling me names won't make your autistic faggy chinkmen less faggy, autistic or badly written. >>74498 Fang yuan would take it in the ass happily, probably pretending its a way to become stronger than the heavens. But we all know he's just a bratty sub

>>74504 It appears that your cultivation has deviated and you have fallen from the orthodox path. The only cure shall be to try again in a different life. I am sorry fellow daoist, but pray that you find success in your cultivation in your next life.

>>74503 C'mon, they can't be that bad.

>>74459 >Eternal Racoon Hurricane Alright, Trinity has the best superpower name.

>>74508 That's fine, I'll make my own sect. With nerve gas and JDAMs.

In Forgotten Realms, what would be the appropriate way to deal with the children of always evil racesfor a chaotic good character. Jumper is basically a saint wandering the land and single handedly taking down monster settlement in service to his goddes and to free any captives. But I am not sure what the appropriate thing to do would be in regards to any monster children to not piss of his goddess.

>>74450 Legends Arceus for the next 48 hours.

>>74509 Saga Frontier turned out well because William adopted it, and the cosplaying traps one actually had named perks AND mostly acceptable fluff for a 28 page doujin of traps fucking while cosplaying as homura and madoka It's the Monster Tale and Street Cultivation ones that were just god awful to make that are the problems.

>>74507 Yeah, FY definitely would for power. He probably wouldn't like it, but damnit, he would.

>>74505 Legend of the Swordsmen of the Mountains of Shu, the seminal work of the genre, looks like a regular heroic adventure fantasy tho

>>74514 I'mma keep it a buck, I've never read any of those so I can't say anything about them

>>74512 Is your Goddess Good-aligned? Then you should kill them without exception because Always Evil isn't Sometimes Evil or Possibly Evil or Evil With Some Exceptions. It's Always Evil. Goblins and such are ontologically Always Evil and if you ever encounter a Goblin who seems like they aren't evil then you should definitely kill them because that is an incredibly dangerous Goblin who is even more evil than a normal one.

>>74517 Saga Frontier's a PS1 Game, the cosplaying traps thing is a random porn Doujin, Monster Tale is a NDS Metroidvania that was only released in the US, and Street Cultivation is a trilogy of mediocre modern cultivation novels that had a cultivation system I liked.

>>74494 Nta but 600 for a magic hut? Seems a bit costly, it got to have all of Baba's stuffs too right? Don't forget about the artefacts, like Artrosa Ring, Icecrown of Irrisen, Winter Collectors, hell maybe the castle too. Reminder that Baba is somehow a level 10 Archmage.

>>74512 If they're outsiders either kill them or purify them with sanctify the wickeds, if they're strong enough to be worth the level loss, or if you have a bottle of memory, if you rule it as working for this. If they're not either try to redeem them, or bring them somewhere where they can be better helped to see the light, like a church of a good god/goddess.

>>74512 How much do you revere the word of Gary Gygax?

>>74520 >Reminder that Baba is somehow a level 10 Archmage. The only difficult part of becoming a Rank 10 Archmage is getting Mythic in the first place. You'll naturally achieve rank 10 by just living afterwards, since you go up in rank whenever you do something particularly difficult.

>>74520 >Nta but 600 for a magic hut? Seems a bit costly, It'll get the folded space gimmick and can teleport, and you can add new room configurations for it (like Yaga's has) for every new jump you go to. I figure that's gonna be good for many a Jumper. It'll be like the Cosmic Motorhome, but its a chicken-hut. Going to any jump with Russia to spook the shit out of the locals is also a plus. Just imagine parking that thing on top of the Kremlin and making a menace of yourself. >Winter Collectors Considering the Jump itself recommends shutting those down as a follow-up Mythic Adventure, I was thinking of adding that adventure as a Scenario, which grants you Mythic ranks as a scenario reward.

>>74512 For a Good character, regardless of Law-Chaos alignement, the answer is "Don't kill anything that isn't attacking you, or that you don't have evidence of crimes." You don't kill a monster settlement because it has monsters, you kill it because they've been raiding nearby humonoid settlements, and any monsters that chooses to run instead of fighting gets to leave. This >>74518 is a devil trying to get you to become a psychopath, because orcs, goblins and such aren't onthologically evil, only Evil Outsiders are. Monster races are almost always evil, sure, but they're also capable of free will.

Just become the strongest under heaven

>>74524 >It'll get the folded space gimmick and can teleport, and you can add new room configurations for it (like Yaga's has) for every new jump you go to. Will it also keep it's functional indestructibility and strength enough to solo the vast majority of adventurers?

>>74527 I will think about it.

>>74527 >>74528 I will never get over this image. Just seeing Seelah getting punted by the chicken-hut while Yaga chokes Seoni out while going "Now listen here you little shit" just gets me every time.

>>74523 But how did she obtain Mythic powers? >>74524 Hmm yeah that's fair! >>74529 >Yaga chokes Seoni out while going "Now listen here you little shit" just gets me every time. "You are a shitty Sorcerer lass!"

>>74529 This is why you don't fuck with Baba Yaga.

>>74512 Don't listen to this >>74525 idiot. Always Evil races are always Evil-aligned. While Evil Outsiders embody the concept of Evil, they don't have a monopoly on it. Anyone who tells you that an Always Evil race can be anything except Evil naturally without outside intervention that forcibly transforms their nature (via effects like Sanctify the Wicked) is lying to you or inventing fanon because they want to be a Goblin or whatever without also having to eat babies. This was changed in later editions to instead have a "Typical Alignment" and such rather than a mandatory one. But make no mistake: goblins and other Always Evil beings in prior editions are ontologically evil. They are born Evil-aligned and with a natural tendency towards Evil thoughts and actions. It's not cultural, it's biological and spiritual. While a rare few might rebel against their inherent Evil nature to some degree, they are Evil by that nature and any who even attempt to be something else must struggle their entire existence not to be Evil and essentially contort themselves into something that's unnatural to them. This is very important to understand because many races, such as the Drow, are not listed as Always Evil. They are listed as Usually Evil. A race that is Always Evil is Evil by its very nature. They are born Evil-aligned and they are Evil spiritually and biologically. It is an absolute classification and not a "recommendation" like with softer classifications such as the aforementioned Drow's "Usually Evil."

>>74530 >But how did she obtain Mythic powers? No one knows. All we know is that she was originally just some girl from ancient Russia named Yanca who was trained in magic and witchcraft by a Norn. Other than that we have no clue how she got so powerful

>>74530 >But how did she obtain Mythic powers? Mythic powers can be obtained in a bunch of different ways. Interacting with powerful artifacts, doing impressive things, being blessed by a god, drinking special potions, and pure random chance are all valid

>>74532 Goblins are Usually Evil. Check the Monster Manual before running your mouth, retard.

>>74531 Time to put on the good old Jumper Charm™ then.

>>74532 Nta but >Always: The creature is born with the indicated alignment. The creature may have a hereditary predisposition to the alignment or come from a plane that predetermines it. It is possible for individuals to change alignment, but such individuals are either unique or rare exceptions. monster manual >creatures whose alignment are listed as "always" [...] gain a +4 on their will save. Outsiders with the Evil subtype are immune to redemption in this manner book of exalted deeds about redemption.

>>74535 You're right, sorry. I confused them with something else. It doesn't really detract anything from my point though. >>74537 It is possible for individuals to change alignment, but such individuals are either unique or rare exceptions.

>>74526 What’s this from?

>>74540 https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=_01h7AFtU40

>>74539 Yes, it's rare, but they can be better, someone good doesn't kill innocent children because if just potential for evil, as long as he has alternatives.

>>74541 Thanks.

>>74539 >You're right, sorry. I confused them with something else. It doesn't really detract anything from my point though. Sure it does. >It is possible for individuals to change alignment, but such individuals are either unique or rare exceptions. If this is for the always evil, usually evil having neutral or good exceptions is less rare. >>74542 And note that is for always "always evil" Goblins are "usually evil", so are Ogres and Gnoll, and Orcs are "often evil"

>>74542 He does if 99.99% of those children grow up into Evil-aligned monsters. Because otherwise every single one of those survivors is his moral responsibility. He is personally accountable for every single crime that they then commit after he spares them on the vanishingly rare chance that he accidentally slays an extraordinarily rare and unheard-of racial exception that's Neutral-aligned. Especially when it comes to a race that is literally born Evil-aligned and with a hereditary predisposition for being Evil. He just kills them all and prays to his God for the souls of any who may not have deserved it.

>>74544 Then would you like to explain how it detracts from my point? Without mentioning races who are not Always Evil, such as the mistakenly identified Goblins and such?

>>74545 If he try to redeem them and fail he's been incompetent, but still good, if he leave them in the care of a local authority, like the priesthood of a good deity, the responsability is on them. If he's a charismatic adventurer he should be able to convince young kids to follow a better path, despite their natural inclinations, anyway.

Dragons are overdone, and elves are overrated. If I'm going to DnD/Pathfinder I'm making a kingdom of giants.

>>74495 You lust over futas and children. Your homosexuality is apparent, and your shittiness ascendent. This is like a rapist trying to pretend someone guilty of tax fraud is worse than he is. Spend your time worrying about which kids you're gonna empty your balls to and shut the fuck up about anything of quality, worth, or morality you seething faggot.

>>74545 >Because otherwise every single one of those survivors is his moral responsibility. No he's not. That's not how morality works. You're responsible for your own actions not the actions of other people. >>74546 Sure. Your point is based on wrong information, (Then you should kill them without exception because Always Evil isn't Sometimes Evil or Possibly Evil or Evil With Some Exceptions. It's Always Evil.) so proving that your information is wrong proves your point is wrong. Not only mortal races are not Always Evil, Always Evil does in fact mean Evil With Some Exceptions as the other anon pointed out. Also your understanding of morality is completely wrong. You think like a xianxia young master and couldn't understand what good is if I spent the rest of the night giving you a lecture.

Isn't there an official rulebook on how to be a DnD moralfag?

>>74551 Anon already mentioned the Book of Exalted Deeds.

Okay that is a lot to think about. How about jumper just spams detect evil before deciding to kill something?

>>74553 What criteria does Detect Evil use to determine evilness?

>>74553 https://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/detectEvil.htm Helpful, but probably not as helpful as you might expect.

>>74534 I mean yeah, but Mythic power on Earth?

>>74556 1. She was born back in 60BC, so its much more magical back then 2. She probably took all of Earth's mythic power for herself. I wouldn't put it past her.

>>74553 You get more virtue points by redeeming evil beings than just killing them. For every evil person that dies, a new demon is born.

>>74547 My man, the priesthood of a Good-aligned deity is going to execute a bunch of Always Evil beings if you place them there. Because they're not fucking stupid. And the guy is just shunting moral responsibility onto somebody else because he's a coward and doesn't want to make a decision that challenges his idealistic worldview. The existence of Always Evil creatures with spiritually- and biologically-driven Evil tendencies sucks. But burying your head in the sand and pretending that actually everyone has equal opportunity to be Good-aligned if they want and they're just tragically misunderstood deep down because the implications of their existence are unacceptable to you isn't going to do anything but cause grief and destruction. If one of these creatures demonstrates the capacity for Good- or even Neutral-aligned thought and action then that's fine. Spare them if you want. But to just throw the darts at the wall and shunt responsibility for the consequences of their survival onto somebody else because you're too much of a bitch to take it on yourself isn't Good-aligned. It's just moral cowardice and retardation. >>74550 >proving that your information is wrong proves your point is wrong You literally haven't proven that though. All you've proven is that I misidentified a race as being Always Evil when they weren't. That has no bearing whatsoever on my point, which is directly reinforced by the Monster Manual itself stating that alignment changes are "unique or rare exceptions." While also literally telling you that such creatures are born Evil and have a hereditary predisposition for being Evil. Meaning that being Evil-aligned is literally baked into their genetics and/or souls. The thing you should understand is The creature is born with the indicated alignment. In other words, there are vanishingly rare examples who have the capacity to change their natural alignment through some external force (since their alignment is defined at birth and determined by their biology) but that left unchecked they are Always Evil. I'll concede that some exceptions exist. But those exceptions aren't natural exceptions. A race of Always Evil beings is Always Evil unless some external force acts upon them to make them not Evil-aligned. It is possible for such a being to change alignment but such individuals are either unique or rare exceptions.

>>74557 1 make sense... I think? Because Mythic Power is some special shit. If 2 was the case, she would be much more powerful.

>>74559 >All you've proven is that I misidentified a race as being Always Evil when they weren't. And what race is, you stupid cocksucker? He's talking about attacking monster settlements, so what race exactly you're talking about?You're raging against your own stawman, you dumb monkey.

>>74548 Wasn't that part of the past of Eberron?

So at what point can you point at someone and say they are beyond redemption? Like, is there a cut-off point or something? We have quite a few redemption perks and hot chicks tend to get redeemed even if they seemed evil as fuck.

>>74512 >children of always evil races Do they have children? Going through the SRD, basically every 'always [x alignment] monster is either an outsider, or an animal that's neutral.

>>74563 Redeemability is a function of boob size.

>>74559 >My man, the priesthood of a Good-aligned deity is going to execute a bunch of Always Evil beings if you place them there Perfectly possible, he should gauge the results and aim to a god related to redemption, like Eilistraee, if he wants to have more possibilities for them to survive. >actually everyone has equal opportunity to be Good-aligned if they want and they're just tragically misunderstood deep down because the implications of their existence are unacceptable to you isn't going to do anything but cause grief and destruction I'm not saying that everyone has equal possibility, I'm saying everyone has that possibility, except for outsiders (and even they have tiptoed with the idea, with the succubus paladin or the brain damaged Vrock), and especially in the case of children it should be offered to them. >But to just throw the darts at the wall and shunt responsibility for the consequences of their survival onto somebody else because you're too much of a bitch to take it on yourself isn't Good-aligned. I said he could also take care of them, the problem there is simply that he's an adventurer, so it might be difficult, and he might choose instead to ask an appropriate authority to do it for him, including killing them if they prove themselves irredeemable.

>>74563 Obviously entities that are evil elementals (Darkseid, TED, Demorgogon, etc) are irredeemable. I would say the point of no return for a normal person is commiting an atrocity and not feeling even a shred of guilty. Or worse, actively enjoying it.

>>74563 Considering how many perks we have to fundamentally altering a being's nature? The cut-off point depends entirely upon Jumper's willingness.

>>74563 I mean, I've seen people companion/"redeem" the Cloud of Darkness from Final Fantasy III despite the fact that she's literally antithetical to existence itself because she's a flying sexy evil woman. So the answer is "Never" if she's hot enough.

>>74569 ...how do you redeem literally darkness and nihility?

>>74563 My jumper refuses to engage with those whose motivation boil down to "I wanted to have fun". My jumper is extremely open, even characters who use that motivation can be helped, as long as there is something behind it, like Jack Slash, but those who don't have anything beyond it can't be interacted with using normal methods.

>>74570 Penis.

>>74572 I see. Same thing with Cloud of Lightness?

Could someone explain the escalation in the sequel of Campione? Does everything really get hugely more powerful than things like JPS being able to destroy a state with the Artemis Shooter, Voban destroying a country with a giant storm, Doni creating his own orbital strike network, or Luo Hao being a Xianxia character?

>>74570 Mating press impregnation. Put a few kids in her and her desire to annihilate existence will slowly disappear naturally.

>>74554 The existence of an evil aura surrounding the creature. Presumably with evil defined as it is in the vile book of darkness. >>74555 I mean, it would still let jumper see some aura around beings that are evil >>74558 Probably but it's not always worth the time investment when you could be doing more good instead. >>74564 There are, most notably chromatic dragons but also certain magical beasts like Hieracosphinxes and Varrangoin or monstrous humanoids like Proteans Scourges. I thought there'd be a lot more, but I underestimate how many are just usually evil.

>>74563 Well obviously with the power of perks, anything is possible. Setting aside punishment, or, atonement, or making amends and such though, I'd say the cutoff point is: >If the chances of redeeming somebody are low, and the price for failing to redeem them is pretty damn high, then there's no shame in not going through with it. If you can help somebody become a better person, then that's great! Buuuut if you can't, then don't beat yourself up over it. Sometimes there's no helping motherfuckers. It is what it is.

>>74450 Working on a Changed jump and starving mostly.

>>74569 >>74570 >>74572 >>74575 To be fair, in Dissidia Duodecim, Laguna was able to rizz her up some https://youtu.be/vg9UkJL4wk8?si=tQf7a0aCM4rxSWww

>>74578 You shouldn't starve yourself, Argent. Also by Changed, do you mean the transfur latex creature game?

>>74579 Laguna got some insane game for someone who monologue at literal nihility. I forgot how good the VA in Dissidia was. But it's not canon sooo...

>>74580 >You shouldn't starve yourself, Argent. There is no food in the house and it's too hot to cook. I've mostly just been eating salted crackers. >Also by Changed, do you mean the transfur latex creature game? Yes.

>>74582 Hope it cools down enough to cook. >Yes I request to be the Behemoth Also whatever tech skills started this mess A gaggle of latex beasts under my rule Drawback for exceptionally weak constitution? Perk to always keep your mind from transformative experiences (Iirc Colin is stated to keep most if not all of his mind in transfurs that have blue eyes) Potential fighting perk based off of Changed Berserk? Strangely intelligent latex beast friend akin to Puro Drawback for a really weird blue dragon that won't leave you alone (Why is Garoshadowscale a constant presence in YouTube shorts of Changed?)

>>74582 Wow, based. You aren't going to make it a lame gauntlet that fails you if you transform, right? I wanna get my freak on and rebuild civilization but with furries this time.

>>74582 >>74580 >>74578 >Changed This thing appeared in the Shorts feed a few times. Aside from being obvious furry tf gooner bait, is it any good or worth playing?

>>74585 Eh, it's kinda bad? It looks like the gameplay is just rpgmaker but without the rpg fights, you die if touched and have to just dodge everything. I'd recommend just reading the lore and watching someone else play.

>>74583 >I request to be the Behemoth I was going to make it a companion, but there will be an option to just merge multiple latex beasts to form something like it. >Also whatever tech skills started this mess I did the human perks first, so more tech skills will be done after the dark & light latex perklines. But they won't let you replicate the Latex since they weren't made by human hands. >Drawback for exceptionally weak constitution? Mandatory for the Test Subject perkline. You are dying of the Pale Virus by default and must either get to Dr. K to cure it (without becoming a latex beast) or let yourself get transfurred. And obviously, this only applies if you're purely human or using a purely human bodymod - the Pale Virus doesn't affect the genetic code of anything but humans, so you could just switch from human to say, a shoggoth or something then back again to disable its effects. >A gaggle of latex beasts under my rule Going to be one of the default abilities for any latex beast. Might just make it so that transfur can functionally build you up to this anyway. >Perk to always keep your mind from transformative experiences (Iirc Colin is stated to keep most if not all of his mind in transfurs that have blue eyes) Blue eyed transfers actually don't really do that. He keeps many general memories and experiences yes, but even the bad ends where he betrays/runs away from Puro still have him with blue eyes and it's all but outright said he's forgotten everything but Puro himself - including language. The one where he gets turned into a pup by the fennec fox and where you can still play as him also states that he's lost the understanding of how doors work, how to speak, and is being overwhelmed by a desire to piss on random objects. He might not have forgotten /everything/ but many core memories are gone and his instincts are now that of a latex beast. >Potential fighting perk based off of Changed Berserk? Haven't played it so eh. >Strangely intelligent latex beast friend akin to Puro Most of the companions will be the other major latex, who all fit this category to a degree. But yes, there will be a Puro/Purolike option. >Drawback for a really weird blue dragon that won't leave you alone (Why is Garoshadowscale a constant presence in YouTube shorts of Changed?) He's like Neco in that he's been playing it since day 1. And I'll consider it. >>74584 >You aren't going to make it a lame gauntlet that fails you if you transform, right? No, it's a normal jump. >>74585 It's a Clock Tower-esque (in that you have to run or die) puzzle horror game that's ballbustingly hard at some points. If that's fun for you, then you'll enjoy it. If not, avoid.

>>74587 When you say "option to just merge multiple latex beasts to form something like it", do you mean we would get the ability to merge with others, that we could purchase Behemoth-hood by buying multiple latex beast races, or that we can purchase multiple companions and combine them like that? Sorry if I misunderstood what you said.

>>74588 The first one. All latex beasts have the ability to merge and grow that way or absorb others to grow (human or otherwise) and Behemoth is ultimately just many small white latexes fusin into one enormous mass. A similar case happened with Tail, who in his second minigame, fuses with all of the other infected he's made to turn into a mountainous amalgamation just before the nukes drop.

>>74589 Sorry for the questions, but would it be possible to do that to the ones you spawn (I assume that's what you meant by the answer to the gaggle of latex beasts question) to be a Behemoth of yourself?

>>74590 Yes.

>>74591 >Mr Burns: Excellent!

Should 1,000 CP, spent semi-intelligently, be enough to take part in the main plot of a jump and make meaningful contributions?

>>74593 Really just depends on what you're going for

>>74594 >>74593 That, and it just depends on the jump and what you mean by meaningful. Like if you go to One Piece you can have a pretty strong build for 1000 points but you're not gonna be able to overthrow Imu or probably even beat a Yonko (I'm sure it's possible, but I don't know how right now)

>>74593 Yes. Not dominate the setting, but take part and make meaningful contributions? Yes.

>>74593 Just abuse meta-knowledge lol

>>74597 How do you use meta-knowledge to beat a villain fast enough to tear your head off in-between blinks?

>>74593 Yes!

>>74598 Banana peel

>>74601 How much meta-knowledge do you need to beat Imu with a banana peel?

>>74602 Just pay off Donkey Kong

>>74604 Bro you can't say that.

>>74593 Yes for shonen settings. No for (most) horror settings (especially cosmic). Probably not for post-apocalyptic survival settings.

Is there any reason a Servant with EX Item Construction and at least A Rank in a "Magecraft" Skill couldn't create batches of Holy Grails?

>>74607 Holy Grails have too much metanarrative weight to be mass-produced.

>>74608 Tell that to all the Oda Nobukatsus I fed to the Grail Casting machine.

>>74607 Pretty sure they require the 3rd True Magic at minimum.

>>74607 Not at all, but while they can make the Holy Grails, the contents (the mana/energy that actually lets them grant wishes) still need a long time to gather via leylines or other sources.

Can anyone recommend me some fun fantasy manga with flexible magic? More like a buffed up version of The Sorcerer's Apprentice style of magic instead of the “you can throw really big blast of fire, ice, or lightning” supercharged Dragon Quest rip off that most have? Harems are nice, but not mandatory. I've got an urge to make a Jump for that kind of setting, so if I enjoy a recommendation that might become a thing.

>>74608 Doesn't Draco hand them out like candy?

>>74610 A Mage was able to create their own Holy Grail in Samurai Remnant with Onmyou.

>>74612 Witch Hat Atelier. Ancient Magus Bride. Magi.

>>74612 Slayers.

>>74613 nta but I thought Draco just made the Singularities herself and Goetia was the one who threw Holy Grails everywhere.

What did YOU do about Imu?

>>74618 Nuke Monkey D. Dragon.

>>74618 Turn his throne into play dough.

>>74618 One Piece is too cringe for me to jump.