A Random Player

Probably for the better, they've never been anything but biased.

Is caster taken? If not I'd like to sign up as it. Also, will you be acting as the supervisor as well?

Got my Gengar thanks for trading!

Just requested a trade to your character and got turned down. My ingame name's Matthias

3712-1827-7316 here it is haven't done this before, do I just go to the festival plaza?

Really sorry about this but I'm not available today. Will you be available at the same time on Saturday?

FC: 3712-1827-7316 FT: Haunter (give it back afterwards) LF: Any Pokemon that evolves by trade (will be given back)

Primarina uses Spirit Bomb. As if I needed more reasons to pick Popplio.

You probably have enough players by now, but this still applies

Here's my (not final) team. The last 2 Pokemon are undecided and will probably be Pokemon I found cool during gameplay, likely from previous gens. [spoiler=may or may not contain spoiler mons, honestly can't tell at this point]

What are those before the Legendary mascots? Pre-evolutions? I get in-training digimon vibes from them. Also Alolan Dugtrio and Persian lol. Dugtrio's literally just wearing wigs.

Still out cold, Rufus made no reaction to the orb glowing in his pocket, struggling to join the others.

If you don't get enough players, you can count me in. I'd really rather not play though, being busy with college and all that.

Not protesting or anything, but I did ask beforehand.

I forgot about Throw Seal to be honest, which does (ironically) mitigate most of Rufus' accuracy woes. I'll concede my point for now, we'll need to have an actual battle for me to test things.

I think I'll do fine reading the wiki for now. Anyway, my entry Name: Elias Gender: Male Allegiance: Hoshido Job: Spear Knight Appearance: Tall but lean, blonde hair, fair skin, if one were to dress him in royal robes he might be mistaken for royalty. Personality: An idealist but not beyond reason, gets flustered easily, and is easy to trust people. Bio: Despite being born to Nohrian parents and looking every bit a Nohrian himself, Elias never remembered much of his time in Nohr. Though he was never directly the subject of discrimination, Elias often wondered why none of his peers looked like him or his parents. Questions to his parents only revealed that he was not a native of Hoshido but also that it didn't make him any less a Hoshidan. When Elias reached adulthood, Elias' father finally told him about how he was a self-exiled former guard in Nohr who saw firsthand of King Garon's cruel orders and how the king appointed criminals to high positions purely for their brutality. Eventually fed up by the king, Elias' father took him and his mother and smuggled themselves to Hoshido. When Nohr invaded Hoshido, Elias' father told him to join the army and help ensure that King Garon does not end up ruling Hoshido as well, since he himself was too old to do so. A trained hunter, Elias complied with his father's wish and lent his spear to the Hoshidan army.

I'm aware that Rufus can be infinitely powerful with Understanding of Chi but that would require a lot of grinding, which is not something I enjoy doing in a game and definitely not something I'd do in an RP. To get a reasonable chance of applying ONE debuff to ONE specific type of enemy, say Poison Rufus needs a minimum of 25 turns. ((70+12,5) * (60+25)% = 82.5 * 85% = 70.125) That's assuming he doesn't miss once, which is unrealistic as hell. Screw sleep if you want, Rufus can't even apply Poison properly. I'd suggest lowering the accuracy to 60 for Poison and Blind, 25 for Freeze, 10 for Sleep, guarantee debuff upon hit and have Understanding of Chi apply unversally base at +5 with a max of +50 (+1 for each success). That way at least Rufus doesn't have to grind nearly as much. Sleep will have a maximum hit rate of 60 without calculating enemy's dodge (which I'm assuming is a thing) while Poison and Blind will at least land reliably.

Taking advantage of the distance, Rufus reached out to grab Shepard's leg and casted a random alkahestry, too drunk to know which.

I just noticed this, but does Rufus have to roll to debuff an enemy after rolling for accuracy? That might be a little overkill. I mean Narcotic Trance only have a 50% success rate after 40 base accuracy, that equals to a grand total of 20% or the hit rate of an fe bandit in chapter 1. it doesn't even do damage. EDIT: Just noticed that it was also like this before but with the massive innate bonuses. The most reliable debuff Rufus can inflict right now is Poison/Blind with a 42% chance of hitting (60% * Base Accuracy 70) which is not very reliable. Since Rufus doesn't really have a lot of dps, I think that he should at least somewhat reliably debuff enemies.

"I'll wipe that smug look off your face." Says Rufus as he tries to hastily create a circle...? Rufus then proceeded to put his palm above whatever he just drew and produced a few blue sparks along with...nothing else.

Can you join this RP without having played Fates beforehand? And if so, are you still accepting characters?

A more sober, wiser Rufus would've stopped, but Rufus is drunk. And drunk Rufus doesn't back down. "The heroic Shepard to the rescue... You know what Shepard, I'm getting pretty sick of you. What do you say we settle this like men. Come on, bring out those fancy guns."

Taking the last sips from his whiskey, Rufus now visibly drunk, blurted out "Maybe you need to get your mind off the gutter then, or are you just that afraid of someone popping that cherry?" Looking Thyme in the eye and cracking a smile, Rufus continued "Hard to imagine that considering 6 out of 7 people in this room have seen you strip in public."