School House Rumbles 3: The Reborn Age of Fighters RPG Sign-Up and Discussion Thread.

[Miburohunter929]

One major difference is that the Alaphim characters can break the 100 stat limit with boosting.

Worse is that in team fights, multiple members can boost the entire team or weaken all their opponents.

They also have Power/Durability in one stat, making it easier to reach the max.

And yeah, I almost forgot about all the mass boosts/weakens.

And that's like..Without even getting into powersets, lol.

[Ptrvc]

They also have Power/Durability in one stat, making it easier to reach the max.

And yeah, I almost forgot about all the mass boosts/weakens.

And that's like..Without even getting into powersets, lol.

Think about it though, a bunch of those zombies we killed had stats comparable to an unboosted James, and the Alaphim slaughtered them pretty easily.

[Miburohunter929]

Think about it though, a bunch of those zombies we killed had stats comparable to an unboosted James, and the Alaphim slaughtered them pretty easily.

Can't say I'm shocked.

I was pretty sure the Alaphim was by far the most hax cast sometime ago...Now it's just a matter of recalling powersets. XD

[Daiyoukai Ramza]

Can't say I'm shocked.

I was pretty sure the Alaphim was by far the most hax cast sometime ago...Now it's just a matter of recalling powersets. XD

Gil repulses them.

You know this to be true.

[Miburohunter929]

Gil repulses them.

You know this to be true.

He repulses their very powers from their bodies.

[Rhyvurg]

Admittedly, this is mostly for abilities, while you're probably not talking about these skills, but it leads me to wonder what specific skills he learned from the government that couldn't be picked up elsewhere.

That depends on what kind of software engineer he is.

[Siriel]

He repulses their very powers from their bodies.

And then seals them in Revya's briefcase.

Good luck getting them back.

[Miburohunter929]

And then seals them in Revya's briefcase.

Good luck getting them back.

Gil and Revya clearly become Power Brokers on the black market.

They catch the powers and sell them for like, a billion percent profit.

[Ptrvc]

From a personal standpoint, I think I preferred playing Jack to James.

Don't get me wrong, James was fun, but he was pretty much a static character. He started out as a good natured hick who loved a good fight and never gave up, and he ended as a good natured hick who loved a good fight and never gave up. The only real difference is that he may have been a bit quicker to violence in the end than the beginning.

Jack's a lot more fun to play because his character is a bit more complex, driven as much through his own inner darkness as he is through virtue....actually much more often by his darkness than his virtues.

I'm actually kind of sad that Codex is ending so soon. I'd love to revisit the character at a later date, but I got to figure out how to wrap up his story at a later date.

[Chrosis]

One major difference is that the Alaphim characters can break the 100 stat limit with boosting.

Worse is that in team fights, multiple members can boost the entire team or weaken all their opponents.

Don't forget the huge amount of mental attacks the Alaphim have too.

[Miburohunter929]

From a personal standpoint, I think I preferred playing Jack to James.

Don't get me wrong, James was fun, but he was pretty much a static character. He started out as a good natured hick who loved a good fight and never gave up, and he ended as a good natured hick who loved a good fight and never gave up. The only real difference is that he may have been a bit quicker to violence in the end than the beginning.

Jack's a lot more fun to play because his character is a bit more complex, driven as much through his own inner darkness as he is through virtue....actually much more often by his darkness than his virtues.

I'm actually kind of sad that Codex is ending so soon. I'd love to revisit the character at a later date, but I got to figure out how to wrap up his story at a later date.

I'll be honest.

I prefered SHR2 to Codex, and it was not even close.

Not even slightly.

Codex was more or less a miss for me personally. Admittedly, I never got into it to begin with--I almost did not join if not for Ramza and Yun--and I wasn't even sold on the premise.

Not that the premise was bad--my cohorts loved it, for example-- but it wasn't my thing. Still, I did manage to make things work with that, I suppose. I like Nephtys and such.

But....Drake is a much less interesting character than Gil to me. I like him, but honestly, my work in Codex is not anything I'd go out of my way to show anyone, and would...It's probably my worst work RPG wise.

Partially because I'm retired (Mostly) and unmotivated, and half assed a lot of Drakes stuff, and partially because I just never really felt Codex.

A maybe because he was an adaptation of a PC from the Guild with a much more complex story.

...And Drake never really got a chance to explore what I was hoping to do with him, given we were always rushing from one place to another.

I like Drake, but I wouldn't classify my work with him as a success for several reasons.

..That said, I do think he's still awesome.

[Chrosis]

I'll be honest.

I prefered SHR2 to Codex, and it was not even close.

Not even slightly.

Codex was more or less a miss for me personally. Admittedly, I never got into it to begin with--I almost did not join if not for Ramza and Yun--and I wasn't even sold on the premise.

Not that the premise was bad--my cohorts loved it, for example-- but it wasn't my thing. Still, I did manage to make things work with that, I suppose. I like Nephtys and such.

But....Drake is a much less interesting character than Gil to me. I like him, but honestly, my work in Codex is not anything I'd go out of my way to show anyone, and would...It's probably my worst work RPG wise.

Partially because I'm retired (Mostly) and unmotivated, and half assed a lot of Drakes stuff, and partially because I just never really felt Codex.

A maybe because he was an adaptation of a PC from the Guild with a much more complex story.

...And Drake never really got a chance to explore what I was hoping to do with him, given we were always rushing from one place to another.

I like Drake, but I wouldn't classify my work with him as a success for several reasons.

..That said, I do think he's still awesome.

Miburo you think everything you do is awesome.

You think your own farts are awesome.

They are not.

[Miburohunter929]

Miburo you think everything you do is awesome.

You think your own farts are awesome.

They are not.

You know that one restaurant you go to?

The one that makes that meal you love, and how the aroma is delicious?

I work there.

In the kitchen.

I do not prepare the food, I do not assist the cook, I do not clean the dishes.

I have one job---and only one job.

To make the food smell even better.

I will not say how I do it; I will just say it's a natural talent, and that if your consumption of your meals are any indication, your post cannot be taken seriously.

[Kevin M.]

I kind of wanted to do something along the lines of Marcus once again for SHR 3, but the character outline wouldn't allow it. I guess having a character armed with state of the art military tech and still having a good portion of his sanity running around with crazy characters was fun to me. Even though I like Norma...I think doing Marcus mite end up being much more fun.

[Chrosis]

You know that one restaurant you go to?

The one that makes that meal you love, and how the aroma is delicious?

I work there.

In the kitchen.

I do not prepare the food, I do not assist the cook, I do not clean the dishes.

I have one job---and only one job.

To make the food smell even better.

I will not say how I do it; I will just say it's a natural talent, and that if your consumption of your meals are any indication, your post cannot be taken seriously.

The jokes on you!

I don't go to restaurants!

Though I'm glad you'd travel all across the country just to try to improve my food.