speaking of questions
magnus
what do you think a food item that restores mana would be?
can i rip a character from my dnd campaign
actually roleplay them and put them into character
go ahead
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you donât need to be constantly in character
just stick to what they do and be in character at least sometimes
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they are not your vessel
theyâre âpeopleâ
and animals ig
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ok i will rip Dybu Dabu
animals may or may not be allowed
but human-like animals will be
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make your character entertaining and fun to host and watch for and you will get rewarded
donât and expect to be dead tommorow
i will purposely be giving character buffs if youâre in character
if you arenât uh
good luck
no i mean thatâs literally his name
i know
its a dumb name
make it enjoyable and write a proper backstory
Iâve been writing up a certain character for a while. I just came up with Emrys on the spot.
I find it hilarious how, in video games, you can eat any food item and heal immediately. I personally try to pay homage to this traditional mechanic by having any and all food items recover Mana instead.
However, since thatâs not the point of the question⌠first of all, Mana is usually considered a living energy in fiction, flowing through everything alive. You could therefore imagine natural food, or food made from natural ingredients, would grant more Mana.
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yes he also has a backstory
Will combat mechanics be mostly the same as the last game?
it will be close at least
but iâll stick more to realism
and there wonât be a character who is a literal god
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however
i will make npcâs
and they will be strong and possibly extremely hard to kill
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Iâm a fan of the idea that the âplayersâ are more or less steering their characters throughout the game, but thatâs just me.
idk how to put life into bell
also aelins health changes i 1. liked and 2. i kinda helped with
so uh
yoink
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no idea who this is talking about
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