Orion Wrote:A new idea I'm toying with:

Mirage (Teleportation, Suppression) - Orion charges and after five seconds, two duplicates of him split off to either side of him. These are merely illusions but follow his movements exactly. They cannot be moved independently and always stick to Orion's side about three feet to the left and right of him. Orion then uses his ability to teleport to switch places with one of the mirages, but all three versions of himself flicker so it cannot be deduced visually. Then Orion will generally attack, allowing himself a chance to confound the enemy and exploit an opening.

The real Orion can only be deduced with Enhanced Senses, and only if the adversary's TEC is higher than Orion's.

EDIT: The mirages, if hit, dissipate, and cannot do damage themselves. However, if a mirage is hit, the enemy has likely left themselves open, which allows the real Orion to attack. Once Orion lands the first attack, the mirages fade.

Orion Wrote:A new idea I'm toying with:

Mirage (Teleportation, Suppression) - Orion charges and after five seconds, two duplicates of him split off to either side of him. These are merely illusions but follow his movements exactly. They cannot be moved independently and always stick to Orion's side about three feet to the left and right of him. Orion then uses his ability to teleport to switch places with one of the mirages, but all three versions of himself flicker so it cannot be deduced visually. Then Orion will generally attack, allowing himself a chance to confound the enemy and exploit an opening.

The real Orion can only be deduced with Enhanced Senses, and only if the adversary's TEC is higher than Orion's.

EDIT: The mirages, if hit, dissipate, and cannot do damage themselves. However, if a mirage is hit, the enemy has likely left themselves open, which allows the real Orion to attack. Once Orion lands the first attack, the mirages fade.

Connor Hound Wrote:Werewolf
Tier 1 Powered-up form (1000)
Requires Physical Strength, all moves for Connor's base form are disabled. Power-ups cannot be used in this form
ATK: +6
DEF: +4
SPD: +5
TEC: +0

Connor turns into an 8 ft tall humanoid wolf with reddish brown fur and Amber eyes. His.muscle mass increases significantly, especially in the arms and legs. His super jumping does not tire him out and he can jump to his maximum with ease. Until he work on controlling it, Connor must be significantly enraged in order to trigger this form. His Aura is activated at the first use of this move. After exiting Werewolf form he will be very exhausted, but he will still able to continue in combat for some time before tiring out completely.

Moves that go with this form

Maul: 300 OM
Requires Physical Strength Prof., Super jumping, and Werewolf

Connor leaps onto his chosen target and starts, well mauling them

I’ll beat a maddafaka with another maddafaka: 600 OM
Requires Physical Strength Prof., Werewolf, ????

In his rage he picks up the nearest person and throws them at his intended target, the accuracy of this relies on how much the person struggles. Additionally he can use that person like a club.


Do these sound good?

Quote:Powered-Up Forms
Powered-Up Forms are essentially an all-in-one combination of an Alternate Form and Power-Up. Like Alternate Forms, they allow you to completely redo your stats, but aren't limited to simply the default 10 stat points. They have the same tiers as Power-Ups, and allow you to make a form with 15, 20, or 30 stat points, depending on the Tier. Of course, this means they require SP to activate, just like Power-Ups, and as a result you need to let the mods know you're using them if you're in an official fight or competitive situation.

Basically, Powered-Up Forms allow you to create a different stat setup if you don't feel like creating an entire new Alternate Form and Power-Up just for a particular Transformation you have in mind. The downside is that Powered-Up Forms are completely independent – unlike Alternate Forms, which are like a new 'base' form, you can't use them in combination with a Power-Up. But some players may wish to forgo normal Power-Ups entirely in favor of Powered-Up Forms.

The prices are exactly the same as Power-Ups. Just like base forms, no single stat in a Powered-Up Form may exceed half of the total stats (so if you have 20 stats total, the maximum for any one stat is 10).

Tier 1 Powered-Up Form – 15 stats total – 1 SP per post – 1000 OM
Tier 2 Powered-Up Form – 20 stats total – 2 SP per post – 1500 OM
Tier 3 Powered-Up Form – 30 stats total – 4 SP per post – 2000 OM

Connor Hound Wrote:This is a powered up form, not a power up.....

Connor Hound Wrote:But the power ups are worded....fiine, okay, my bad....

Assists and Transformations Rules Wrote:Tier 1 Powered-Up Form – 15 stats total – 1 SP per post – 1000 OM
Tier 2 Powered-Up Form – 20 stats total – 2 SP per post – 1500 OM
Tier 3 Powered-Up Form – 30 stats total – 4 SP per post – 2000 OM

Tom Marvolo Riddle Wrote:Still needing feed back on these please:

Hearthfire Charm [Ferventis Gelata]
Cost: 600 Om?
Requires: Ranged Proficiency, Debuff Proficiency
This spell once properly incanted allows the user to charge and release a fire-hydrant of burning, molten white magic that blazes in a churning spectrum of red. It seems to stick and splatter, and ignite anything it comes in contact with. The charge up on the spell ranges between its incantation time of one and a half seconds to a full minute to produce a proportionally more, spectacular, longer lasting, and potently dangerous effect.

At minimum charging duration this spell can be cast three times in a ten second period without exhausting a wand’s recharge rate.

The Killing Curse [Avada Kedavra]
Cost: 600 or 900 Om?
Requires: Super Attack T1,Ranged Proficiency, Area of Attack Proficiency
Channeling a desire to see someone dead and feeling the rapture of Dark Magic, the caster unleashes bolt of deep emerald lightning in a straight line that releases molten motes of dripping light. Upon impact with a living organism to deals massive potentially lethal damage to the very life force of the target, but otherwise leaves no sign of its passing. If however it impacts on a non-living Mundane thing will be utterly destroyed as the spell continues forward in an attempt to end any life it can reach.

Quote:Hearthfire Charm: seems pretty good, a minute is a long time to charge though. In a battle situation I can't see it happening all that much. Since you can cast it three times in ten seconds, I'd assume that form wouldn't do a lot of damage, but otherwise looks all right. Maybe the fatigue levels need to be a bit more pronounced?