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"hur dur dur, Imma Tsuki!"
*walks repeatedly into wall*
EDIT: almost forgot to put, sorry about that :\
meh, we said you were fixing burrito up, and most of this happened in the past 3 hours, so no worries
"hur dur dur, Imma Tsuki!"
*walks repeatedly into wall*
EDIT: almost forgot to put, sorry about that :\
meh, we said you were fixing burrito up, and most of this happened in the past 3 hours, so no worries
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I'm going to hunt a little... Maybe I'll run into Siphon's beast.
I'm going to hunt a little... Maybe I'll run into Siphon's beast.
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Haven't left yet, so sounds like a plan. All of it, really. Except the part about running Tsuki into the wall. Bad Shrike! *chuckles* And if you want to know where the critter is, Grave, you can ask Copper. She can point you toward it, but again, it's Siphon's baby, so I'm not sure on its tactics just yet. (And yes, the Kiss works on males, too, heheh.)
Haven't left yet, so sounds like a plan. All of it, really. Except the part about running Tsuki into the wall. Bad Shrike! *chuckles* And if you want to know where the critter is, Grave, you can ask Copper. She can point you toward it, but again, it's Siphon's baby, so I'm not sure on its tactics just yet. (And yes, the Kiss works on males, too, heheh.)
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At least Grave doesn't have to worry about being impregnated...
Although, yes, the Kiss feels good, no matter what gender/species is doing it to either guys or girls, so, yeah...try not to get to "caught up" in the battle *chuckles*
At least Grave doesn't have to worry about being impregnated...
Although, yes, the Kiss feels good, no matter what gender/species is doing it to either guys or girls, so, yeah...try not to get to "caught up" in the battle *chuckles*
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although i believe the effect is lessened in an actual combat situation, so it is possible to fight it if you are fighting already. other than that, a normal human pretty much just melts, no matter how special they think they are.
damn, this makes me want to play/run a vtm campaign now...
although i believe the effect is lessened in an actual combat situation, so it is possible to fight it if you are fighting already. other than that, a normal human pretty much just melts, no matter how special they think they are.
damn, this makes me want to play/run a vtm campaign now...
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I assume you're talking about Vampire: The Masquerade. I don't know how to play that.... lol
Tsuki isn't particularly anything special, at least physically. Anything non-computer related or non-realistic (like the evil Wraith's mind attacking stuff) isn't so good.
I assume you're talking about Vampire: The Masquerade. I don't know how to play that.... lol
Tsuki isn't particularly anything special, at least physically. Anything non-computer related or non-realistic (like the evil Wraith's mind attacking stuff) isn't so good.
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above was referring to the Kiss, and I pretty much ad-libbed what the book says about it. even a child can resist it somewhat in combat though, so no worries.
vtm itself is rather simple to play, especially online like this where you don't even need to see a character sheet. I prefer the LARP version of it in terms of rulesets, incredibly simple, I explained it to Burrito in about 150 words
above was referring to the Kiss, and I pretty much ad-libbed what the book says about it. even a child can resist it somewhat in combat though, so no worries.
vtm itself is rather simple to play, especially online like this where you don't even need to see a character sheet. I prefer the LARP version of it in terms of rulesets, incredibly simple, I explained it to Burrito in about 150 words
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the LARP version uses rock-paper-scissors, which in this setting i would simply challenge a passerby at work, to much staring and laughter
the tabletop version uses a simple d10 system, which is left mostly to the DM to decide what to roll for what, quite fast and easy
the LARP version uses rock-paper-scissors, which in this setting i would simply challenge a passerby at work, to much staring and laughter
the tabletop version uses a simple d10 system, which is left mostly to the DM to decide what to roll for what, quite fast and easy
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Grave, you know I'd give you the go-ahead for something like this.
Tsuki, sorry we advance so quickly
Shrike, that ship is pretty cool.
Grave, you know I'd give you the go-ahead for something like this.
Tsuki, sorry we advance so quickly
Shrike, that ship is pretty cool.
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There's two other versions of it, one without that top extension and one with it and a pair of extensions below in an upside-down V, which I think looks silly, even though that ship is technically better stat-wise. This one's my favourite
Also, I'm basing this entire thing off the only game me and my bf actually play together online we usually share 'Shrike' as a tag, mostly because we play different things and we both like it, he picked up Tobias for this one for a lot of reasons. Huge backstory, about four months straight of gaming
There's two other versions of it, one without that top extension and one with it and a pair of extensions below in an upside-down V, which I think looks silly, even though that ship is technically better stat-wise. This one's my favourite
Also, I'm basing this entire thing off the only game me and my bf actually play together online
we usually share 'Shrike' as a tag, mostly because we play different things and we both like it, he picked up Tobias for this one for a lot of reasons. Huge backstory, about four months straight of gaming 
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Don't be so certain Males can't be impregnated Copper. Remember, they DO have an opening, just not the same one Females do.
Would I be this evil you ask? Well.... I'll let you sweat it out some
Don't be so certain Males can't be impregnated Copper. Remember, they DO have an opening, just not the same one Females do.
Would I be this evil you ask? Well.... I'll let you sweat it out some
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*claps* Bravo, Tsuki. That, and Siphon gave me another tidbit which makes me think, yes, he would be that evil. I'm just thinking that it'd likely choose to impregnate women over men, but any port in a storm, I guess...(Not that we'd let it happen to Grave or Burrito to begins with anyway...)
I miss LARPing. If you've got a good group, you're golden. Copper was originally a larp charrie that got converted over to table top and then online play and...yeah, she's old *laughs* Comparatively, she's actually a very young vampire but she's got connections and she went through a hell of a lot that made her the way she is now.
As for the Kiss, I looked it up (because I couldn't remember how well it worked on other vamps.) Vamps can resist no matter what. Humans have varying degrees of resistance, usually dependent upon their willpower/self-control. Combat would put a crimp in the pleasure factor of things but it might be a hell of a distraction. Otherwise, Shrike's right. You pretty much melt into it.
Also, waiting on Grave, since, y'know, he's the one getting a chopper thrown at his head. Siphon, how big is this mofo? I'm picturing along the lines of an Iroquois helicopter, the ones they used in Vietnam. And even if it is smaller, holydamn.
*claps* Bravo, Tsuki. That, and Siphon gave me another tidbit which makes me think, yes, he would be that evil. I'm just thinking that it'd likely choose to impregnate women over men, but any port in a storm, I guess...(Not that we'd let it happen to Grave or Burrito to begins with anyway...)
I miss LARPing. If you've got a good group, you're golden. Copper was originally a larp charrie that got converted over to table top and then online play and...yeah, she's old *laughs* Comparatively, she's actually a very young vampire but she's got connections and she went through a hell of a lot that made her the way she is now.
As for the Kiss, I looked it up (because I couldn't remember how well it worked on other vamps.) Vamps can resist no matter what. Humans have varying degrees of resistance, usually dependent upon their willpower/self-control. Combat would put a crimp in the pleasure factor of things but it might be a hell of a distraction. Otherwise, Shrike's right. You pretty much melt into it.
Also, waiting on Grave, since, y'know, he's the one getting a chopper thrown at his head. Siphon, how big is this mofo? I'm picturing along the lines of an Iroquois helicopter, the ones they used in Vietnam. And even if it is smaller, holydamn.
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Think of those big transport helicopters with a lift set of blades in the front and another set in the back. The only kind in real life that can fly without a stabilizing rotor.
Think of those big transport helicopters with a lift set of blades in the front and another set in the back. The only kind in real life that can fly without a stabilizing rotor.