(05-02-2018, 11:20 AM)Dane Regan Wrote: If someone plays as a player prime and levels up during the tournament, can they use the additional SP in subsequent fights or will their SP only be restored up to their initial cap?

Edit: Also, can we make purchases between fights? Since we get to heal up and they're not completely back to back. So it seems reasonable for that to be possible. If not, when is the purchasing deadline and at what point is SP 'frozen'? Once teams are decided? Or once the first fight starts? Or upon signing up?

(05-02-2018, 06:20 PM)Sam Wrote: So yes to NPC's yuhhh?

(05-01-2018, 02:55 PM)Karl Jak Wrote:

(05-01-2018, 02:42 PM)Handsome Jack Wrote: Is it possible for one partner to be eliminated while the other proceeds? Mostly in relation to inactivity and such, if one person gets a partner who stops writing.

I mean... that's the downside to doing it this way, isn't it?  

As of right now, we'll go with:  If a person loses because their partner just up and vanishes, that person would move into the losers bracket, get an NPC, and have to 'go it alone' in their quest to make it to the Final.

Quote:Dane's Cantrips

Being knowledgeable in magic comes with many small tricks, known as cantrips (i.e. rp fodder). Often solely used as practice spells for young students, some do have small practical uses - or are just merely fun to use. All of these cantrips have the following key distinguishable features:

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• Can be cast quickly (i.e. in the time it takes to clap or click your fingers). Some motion is required and always has to be a noise producing gesture. Such as a stomp, or jingling a bell.
  
• They won't directly hurt anyone. Not even the slightest tingle.
  
• Any lingering effects disappear after five minutes unless concentration is maintained (which can be done indefinitely while conscious). Only one cantrip can be concentrated on at once and moves cannot be used in parallel to this (so usually it's easier just to recast every five minutes).
  
• The use of multiple cantrips can overlap if focus isn't required.
  
• Cannot be used while taking damage.[/spoiler]
  

Copy:
[spoiler]Can copy the contents of one book into a blank book of the same size or larger, or just a selection of pages as long as the equivalent amount of blank paper is available. This takes 1 minute per 20k words, so about 1 A5 page can be done in about a second. A simple diagram the size of an A5 page takes about a second to replicate. A more detailed photo or painting of the same size can take about half a minute. As a rule of thumb, most books can be completely copied within 5 to 10 minutes. This requires constant focus. Both the original book and empty book need to be open in front of the caster (within 3ft/1m) when the spell is cast. Each book will automatically flip pages as required. To an outsider, it looks like the letters are being drawn on the page quickly by an invisible pen or pencil.[/spoiler]

(05-04-2018, 06:06 PM)Trixie Wrote: Can you make it mandatory that each competitor provide a brief overview of how their character fights? It doesn't have to be long, just something that explains to the people you're fighting or to your partner how their character would approach combat.

(05-04-2018, 06:06 PM)Trixie Wrote: Can you make it mandatory that each competitor provide a brief overview of how their character fights? It doesn't have to be long, just something that explains to the people you're fighting or to your partner how their character would approach combat.

(05-04-2018, 06:54 PM)Handsome Jack Wrote: If they don't have one written up, can I just roleplay their fighting any way I want? Does it not count as discussion if I phrase my input in the form of a question?

(05-04-2018, 09:04 PM)Trixie Wrote: If, in the event our opponent doesn't post, can we have creative control over the killing blow?