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    1 minute ago, LordCowCow said:

    In games, would you rather use a character you really like and are okay with or one you don't like much and are great with?

    Characters I enjoy but am only okay with. Results are less meaningful if I don't have fun getting them, and hard work & dedication are how you become great at a character even if the character in question isn't particularly good (Ganondorf in Smash Bros).

  6. Posted · Edited by yui

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    OOC

    January 5th

    Like any MMO worth its price tag, Battle Horizon had cities to serve as in-game hubs for various player activities. At present there were only four, but the biggest and most popular one was Blue City, by far. There was never a boring day in "BC chat", though that being for better or worse was often a coin toss and/or up to interpretation. The functional parts of any other city, such as market boards, NPCs that served various purposes, duel arenas, and access to the game's fast travel system, could all be found in any major city, but the layout of it all in Blue City was sometimes noted to be especially intuitive and convenient. And all this was to say nothing of the city itself, added to the game a couple of major patches ago, and as such being the first city to not be part of the game on release.

    In-universe, the lore surrounding Blue City was that it had simply appeared one day in an area called Scale Valley, supposedly coming from the future. The metal streets and bright lights of the city certainly sold the image, along with the city itself being contained within a large dome built to ward off the dragons that inhabited the nearby mountains, the inside of which came complete with a simulated sky. In a stark contrast to the general overcast of the plains outside, it was always a sunny day in Blue City, and with the anniversary event a mere two days from beginning, activity in the city was ever on the rise. Ambitious new teams, hardened veteran teams, solo players who just liked to watch others do new raid content, and even PVP teams sparring with each other in response to rumors of new PVP content being added for the anniversary patch. To say the city was bustling with player activity would be nonthing if not accurate.

    Which included five players in particular. Not new players by any means, but certainly new to joining teams. Players by the usernames Teimei, TheLegend27, Crimson_Star, Ivy9d, and 9Inversions. It had been Teimei who conspired to create a new team in a bid to fill the power vacuum left by Royal Flush's breakup, despite the odds being stacked against her, and she had managed to recruit four other players to the cause. Strictly speaking, the minimum amount of players required for a team, and the amount recommended for doing a raid in the first place, was four. Not five. It wasn't uncommon, however, for raid teams to have a couple of extra members in case someone had to call out sick or busy on a raid night. Some larger teams even used numbers to their advantage by running several instances of the same raid at the same time to up their chances of success, but it was rare for a raid team to reach such a size.

    First, of course, the filled-out team charter had to be submitted to the relevant NPC in any major city. Which was why Teimei had messaged each of the other four players, assembling them all in a very office-looking building in Blue City where, at the desk just behind her, the NPC in question sat, ready to accept team charters and deal with a handful of other team-related services. The reason she had specified Blue City, the only major city locked behind story progression? Simple. Teimei knew this new team would be at a disadvantage from the start - relatively speaking, this was after all an assembly of a bunch of nobodies - and they wouldn't have time to coddle new players through the story and potentially the grind to get their deck functional. The fact that one could access Blue City at all meant that the bulk of the work for getting them up to speed was already taken care of, saving precious time.

    As the last of the members planning to join Teimei's team approached the building, they would spot another group of five players leaving the building, who earlier arrivals would have already seen enter and submit their own charter. And once they were inside, met with their future teammates, Teimei did a head count to make sure everyone was here. Pleased that everyone had arrived, the head of the fledgling team-to-be addressed her newfound companions.

    "Thank you all for coming. I know we don't all have to be here for the charter being submitted, but we're going to be working together from now on, so I'd like us to all take the first step together, as a unit. Additionally, I'd like to ask everyone a couple of questions, as a group. We're all a team now, and as such, we should make decisions as a team. With that in mind, I'd like to hear any suggestions you may have for a team name. And, also as a team, I'd like to know what you all think is the most important thing that makes a team successful. Not because I plan to copy others who have risen to success, but because I want us to blaze our own trail to victory, and eventually to that mystery boss everyone's getting ready for."

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    And so our story begins! I've included the mention of that other group of players to give our own cast some options for what to do in their own post, while also accounting for the reality that it's extremely unlikely we all wander in at the exact same time like freakishly coordinated robots. I'm open to letting folks dialogue with this other group briefly, for which you should DM me and we collab it out. This also applies to answering Teimei's questions. Any other questions, comments, concerns, etc, don't be afraid to ask.

    There will be a google doc with more info on the world of Battle Horizon at some point, but in its absence, don't be afraid to either ask questions or just make shit up if need be.

     

  7. Posted · Edited by yui

    She's Just In It For The Science

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    Name: Wendy
    Gender: Female
    Birthday & Age: May 31st, 18
    Appearance: 

    Appearance:

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    Due to personal concerns and interests with Paldea's weather patterns, Wendy is never seen without the raincoat & boots displayed here. (art by this incredibly skilled and sexy person)
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    Personality:

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    Wendy is extremely intelligent, but what she makes up for in brainpower, she greatly lacks in social graces. It's not that she dislikes people, she just has trouble conversing in what she'd consider a normal manner. A lot of social rules & cues people may take for granted tend to go right over Wendy's head, making her prone to speaking out of line or saying things people just aren't supposed to say. This is complemented by a stoic, world-class poker face born from a general difficulty expressing herself, and an apparent inability to consider the feelings of others. Despite her overall amicable nature, these traits can make Wendy's attempts at socializing not go very well. There is, however, one social aspect in which Wendy excels.

    If asked to do someone a favor, Wendy's generally not one to say no, and is extremely capable of handling most tasks one might ask of her. In fact, her only real weakness in average day-to-day activities is that her cooking might taste a bit bland, which she doesn't seem to mind. Wendy handles these tasks set upon her with a cool-headed sense of confidence and an incredible stubbornness to not stop until the job is done.

    Biography:

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    Born in the Hoenn Region, Wendy was raised somewhat isolated from society. Raised in the tropical rainforests of Route 119, her parents both worked at the nearby Weather Institute, and had little time to afford for a bustling family life. So, left largely to her own devices, she'd read. And simply put, Wendy was gifted. From novels meant for audiences far beyond her age, to peer studies from the Weather Institute itself, to research papers written by foreign professors, Wendy consumed knowledge as if it were just as important as food. Perhaps to spend more time with her family, Wendy chose to gear her studies toward subjects the Weather Institute would be interested in, hoping to become a functional member of society with gainful employment.

    A plan that worked to great success. Wendy was brought on board as a young intern at first, before eventually being granted full employment. Being far younger and more able-bodied than most researchers, Wendy's job mostly pertained to matters further across Hoenn, and occasionally into other nearby regions as well. For protection, she was given the Pokémon Castform. It wasn't particularly powerful, but it was certainly better than nothing. As she improved at the jobs given to her, soon reaching the point where she would settle external tasks faster than they came up, Wendy found herself with time to pursue some personal goals. Which brought her to a key question.

    "What do I want to do?"

    Perhaps it's no mere coincidence, but the hand of fate, that brought her a letter of acceptance from Paldea's one and only Naranja Academy. A school she did not apply to, yet had told her she was accepted? Upon making some inquiries, she found that the Weather Institute had applied her for the Region Transfer Program themselves, for one simple reason. Paldean weather made no sense.

    One minute, it would be perfectly warm and sunny, ideal weather for a picnic. The next, rain could pour down and small Pokémon could be blown away. And this could happen seemingly anywhere in the region, at any time. The only reason this even got brought to the Institute's attention was because one of the researchers had just returned from a vacation to Paldea, and brought with them word of this abnormal weather phenomenon. So, the decision had been made to send Wendy to investigate, in an attempt to at least work out an educated guess on why this happens. While a bit put off by them not consulting her first, she ultimately accepted the job.

    She hopes to find a more personal ambition along the way.

    Pokemon Info:

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    #1

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    Nickname: N/A
    Gender: Male
    Personality: Jolly. Somewhat of a clown.
    Moves: Weather Ball, Ember, Water Gun, Powder Snow
    Ability: Forecast
    Obtained: Supplied by the Weather Institute

    #2

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    Nickname: N/A
    Gender: Male
    Personality: Lax. Often dozes off.
    Moves: Harden, Rock Throw, Mud Shot, Smack Down
    Ability: Purifying Salt
    Obtained: Entry gift from Naranja Academy

     

    Misc:

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    Impressively talented painter, but she only does still life paintings and doesn't really pursue art as a hobby.

     

     

  8. Posted

    Next floor! On the way down, Robin received some quick healing to patch up her arm, bringing the "dread pirate" back up to full firing capacity, though not necessarily full health. The next floor down was still foggy, but now marshy as well. Lovely. More importantly, the skeletons here weren't mere skeletons. They had flesh on their bones! Those were zombies! Gross. Split into two groups, the hordes of the undead - and a pair of floating eyeballs as well - shambled about the room, though there were notably less of them on the starboard side.

    “That way first, I think,” Chris suggested. “It’s got less of them. Keep an eye on the other ones, though, don’t want them sneaking up behind.”

    "Yeah. I don't want to get strangled by those things. I'll take the lead, and uh, just make sure I don't get ganged up on or something."

    "I'll cover the two of ye and watch that lot over there," Robin nodded, keeping a wary eye on the other zombie-plus-eyeball group across the room. "Bet these fellows burn well."

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    As night fell upon the land, something else began to fall as well. Rain. When Luca had warned the group to be careful when it rained, Abby had imagined she meant some sort of "wrath of God" type flood where it rained with such ferocity that even just standing on the ground meant getting swept away. And while she did get the "wrath of God" part right, it came in a different flavor from what she had anticipated. Lightning strikes of such intensity that it seemed going outside would be begging to get zapped. She was no doctor - though she'd been working on that before promptly getting sent to an entirely different world - but she had the feeling that testing her newfound durability against bolts of lightning wasn't wise. So instead, she simply watched the spectacle unfolding outside. She couldn't sleep, after all, so it seemed best to at least do something besides stare at the ceiling. Or rather, she could sleep, if she wanted, but with no feeling of being tired, there wasn't much of a reason to, was there?

    Plus, staying up gave her precious time to think more about the situation she'd wound up in. Her conclusions were threefold.

    1. That battle with the drengr had confirmed this wasn't a dream; one of them clawed her side in the action, which would have woken her up if it was.
    2. Nobody knew of any way to get back to her own world. She was stuck here, apparently destined to save the realm or whatever, and so,
    3. It would be a complete waste of time and mental energy to panic or try to force her way home. For now, the best course of action was to focus on the here and now, as she was often one to do anyway.

    After a night of rain, however, the sun was likely rising behind the gloomy overcast of the region. The rain had certainly stopped, at least. Breakfast was had, and although she didn't feel the need to eat, food was one luxury Abby was not about to pass on just because it was no longer a necessity. The muddy state of the roads was inconvenient, but Abby definitely gave at least one smug look to her fellow Exalted upon realizing she was the only one whose footwear was literally designed for this kind of thing. And, being the best suited for the new conditions, Abby naturally found herself ahead of the group, but only a little bit. Then a rather innocent question came out of the Sabrina kid's mouth.

    "So, uh, have any of you played...er....Pokemon?"

    "Ooh, I did, back in elementary school," Abby smiled, turning around and trying her best to manage walking backwards on the mud roads ahead. "I don't remember much since this was back in like, first or second grade, but a bunch of other kids were talking about it and I wanted in, so I got the game and picked that little chicken pokemon at the start." With a defeated sigh, Abby concluded her story with a harrowing, desolate truth. "Everyone else picked that blue thing though, with the... whiskers? Or something?"

    Sabrina looked over at Abby, looking down at the considerable height difference, as she tried to do the math in her head. "U-um, Torchic? When....was this again?"

    "Torchic, right! This was back in like, two-thousand and... three? Yeah."

    "Ah, yeah I, uh....didn't play that gen until the remake..." she hesitated then "AndIchoseTreeckosorry"

    Abby raised an eyebrow at the mention of a remake, stopping in her backwards stride as she did. "...remake?"

    "Oh, yeah! It was in uhhhh....Gen 6!"

    "Gen 6... Gen 6..." The gears in Abby's head turned. She remembered hearing someone talk about gens before, back then. But she couldn't remember what number her first game had been assigned. "So, uh, which one was I playing? I don't actually know."

    "3!" Sabrina said. "They're actually coming out with...9...soon. Oh, I guess...not gonna play that one huh."

    "9!?" Abby could feel the passage of time strike her all at once. That the game she played as a child was only the one-third point of the franchise's lifespan... "That's... a lot. Wow, I feel really out of the loop." She got the feeling that she was about to trip if she kept up this backwards walk thing, so Abby elected to turn back around. "Sorry to hear you're missing out on the hot new game. Instead it's just you, me, the rest of the crew, and this road. How you holding up back there?"

    "A-ah! This is nothing to a hero like me, no need to fret I am, uh, a-okay!"

    Sabrina wouldn't be able to see it from behind Abby, but a wicked smile formed on the shorter girl's face. "Great! Glad to hear it. Come on up to the front with me then, it's getting a bit lonely up here."

    Sabrina glanced at the others before awkwardly quickening her pace to catch up to her.

    Oh wow, she didn't trip like I thought she would.

    "Welcome to the front of the pack! Glad to have you up front with me." Glancing behind her, Abby raised her initial question again. "How about the rest of you? Holding up alright back there?"

  14. Posted · Edited by yui

    "Well, I was part of Zodiac like, I dunno, hundred so years ago? Other than that tussled with em here and there but haven't we all?"

    Not very helpful. Anyone in Zodiac back during Thessa's stint with them was surely dead by now. Or very, very retired. Time to wing it, then.

    The hideout of the Moray Clan... entering any sort of gang hideout took her back, to be honest. There was that distinct something in the general atmosphere of one. Like stepping into a place where you know just by human instinct if you belong there or not. Like the back rooms of a store, or a police station. Although, instead of managers or cops, all that was waiting down here was a group of dumb kids. Smart dumb kids, obviously, since gangs run by idiots didn't tend to stay that way for long, but still dumb kids all the same. Dumb kids who seemed very particular about what was or wasn't their turf, by the sound of it.

    "Oh, huh, yeah we do have a thing for you I guess. But I don't much care about that thing, instead I'd rather know what you three think about this. Like, if the world is actually ending or not. It's kinda a big deal if it's true. I'm real curious what a group like yours would do if it ends up being real."

    "Well," Lachesis said, "if the end of the world does come, I guess we're all going to die."

    "Horribly," Atropos added.

    "But if it's an end of the world we can fight off, like, despite what your little packets might say, we do care about the people under our protection," Clotho said. "We'll manage."

    The discussion then went on to cover the idea of going on one final rampage before everything was destroyed, and the Fates declaring that this was not their intention. And a mention of grudges, in the context of Thessa's ability to simply wait until the offender died someday. Not a power Ember envied, to be honest, but she'd be lying if she said the option to simply do that wasn't one that sounded tempting. But she could think about the living fossil's powers some other time. Right now, it was time for business, and business she planned to do.

    "If I may… we should be getting back to the task at hand, as time is of the essence." He held the folder designated for the Fates in particular. "We're here as liaisons for the G3 Organization. So if you three could please allow us to get started…"

    That elicited a nod from Ember. With Override, it seemed to be straight to the objective. She could respect that. There was perhaps some room for some breaking of ice first, the usual niceties when doing business from one group to another, but calling a gang a business usually didn't feel right.

    "I'm just covering our bases at this point. After all, you are still criminals at this point...so if anyone is 100% trusting of you, even in these dire circumstances, it would be a bit of a mistake. Caution is all I'm taking with my actions, you understand."

    That, on the other hand, elicited a small heel kick from Ember, to Override's own foot. Nothing that would hurt, but something most people would probably recognize as the kind of thing someone did if they were sitting next to you at the table as a means of telling you to shut the hell up or at least not say the things you just said. In what world was "we aren't willing to offer you our full trust" a statement that would do literally anything good for business?

    Ember had hoped to leave the negotiating to these other two, but at this rate, she was starting to fear she'd have to take matters into her own hands.

    "Their pasts no longer define them... it's something a mentor of mine once said when I started at G3. I don't know if that's the case or not...but if they aren't trying to kill me, then they can't be all bad, am I wrong?"

    "And speaking as one with such a past myself," Ember interjected, "Most gangs can at least be trusted to uphold any sort of agreement they make. Backstabbers don't tend to get very far in the villain business, you see."

    "Ohhhhh is that the nerve?" Atropos said, moving back away from her sister and Override to meet Ember where she stood. "Well, my apologies for bringing it up then. I'm sure you're very trustworthy."

    As the other Fates chimed in, Atropos was responded to with a wave of Ember's hand. The kind that gave off the signal of "don't even worry about it."

    "I'd say she looks the most trustworthy of the three," Lachesis said. "She's right, too. The Peacekeepers love us and The Zodiac for being perfect little angels when it comes to signed and notarized contracts."

    "Two out of three is 'most,' right?" Clotho said, her head buried in the folder.

    "Statistically, yes, two of out three is most," Ember nodded. "And if I'm being honest, I'm curious how the negotiations with the remaining one will go, since we appear to be on the same page regarding them. But we're here to see what terms you girls would find acceptable for something that spans as potentially far out as April. Six months isn't a short time to agree to, after all, and every resource we spend negotiating with the big gangs is another resource we aren't putting toward investigating and stopping the end of the world."

    "This says it's just a temporary agreement until-" Clotho got close to a particular piece of language. "Oh, they want the Peacekeeper meeting to be Monday?"

    "That's the day before election day, isn't it?" Atropos said, looking over. "Interesting move from Mayor Gladwell."

    Lachesis took a moment to process the new information. Her power involved measurements, so it made sense she was in charge of managing her gang's resources. "I'm not going to say what a six-month hard armistice is worth without being at the negotiating table. But for one week? Right now? Easy: Two favors from each of you. Nothing dramatic, nothing illegal or that would put you in jeopardy of your job or whatever, but that's the price. One of which we can even clear off the books right now, if you want."

    "By all means, please tell us about these favors you'd like."

    In hindsight, perhaps I should have given the folders a bit more of a read on the way here... it seems to be working out well enough despite that mistake, though.

    "The first one for each of you is just a one-on-one meeting right here in the park. We'll split off, one pair goes that way, another goes that way, another goes --" Lachesis seemed to realize that the park really just had one pathway -- "back up the stairs, I guess."

    "Understood. That's fine with the two of you, right?" Ember asked, looking to her fellow heroes.

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    As the six-armed Morgan descended, with what seemed like a perfectly good sneak attack, she discovered that it was in fact not so perfectly good. Perhaps it was because Grigoriy was already aware of a second opponent, and so kept his guard up. Whatever the reason, Grigoriy had conjured a bolt of lightning that was about to strike Morgan from directly above. This was fine by her, though perhaps not ideal, but an assist would have been welcome all the same. And an assist she did receive! Trevor had created a barrier of wind above her, deflecting the shot and making her wonder how that actually worked on a physics level, if at all. Morgan was able to land safely thanks to the magical backup, and wasted no time closing some of the distance between herself and Grigoriy.

    The added arms - being longer than her own - gave her the freedom to attack from a greater distance without putting herself in quite as much danger. So that's what she did. Reaching out with the four skeletal arms, she had each one take a swipe at the man before her all at once, from different angles to ensure defending would be as hard as possible. She didn't plant her feet into the ground by any means though. Something told her that with some sort of wizard as her teammate, it would be ideal to stay light on her feet. That way she could strive to keep Grigoriy directly between herself and Trevor, making it all the harder to defend against both of them.

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    hosts reviews apps

    On 12/8/2022 at 10:12 PM, Saikazo said:

    The Great Hero!

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    Yui: Fun dude. We talked more about his bio behind the scenes so not worried about the length presented here. Additional shoutout for being the only person here - myself included - to use one of the example duel skills. Accepted.
    Sai: I don't think he put enough detail in his fucking app. His avatar also doesn't match the theme of his deck. What a fucking loser.

    Accepted.

    On 12/9/2022 at 8:07 PM, Chaos Sonic said:

    Light My Fire

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    Yui: Not the type of personality I'd usually expect you to go with. A change of pace is always fun. Bio is pretty neat. Very cohesive, solid app overall.
    Sai: I like the direction you took Roy this time. It's better than the Zai RP, which is not hard to do, but it is.

    Accepted.

    On 12/13/2022 at 8:06 PM, Faytl said:

    Ivy9d: The Thorny Riposte

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    Yui: It was at the point of seeing Ivy's app that I realized. This is going to be an RP about a team where nobody in it is a team player.
    Sai: I like her character. I can't wait to see how she fumbles around with the team.

    Accepted.

    On 12/17/2022 at 5:45 AM, yui said:

    Team Founder

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    Yui: Garbage app. 10/10.
    Sai: And this was the start of the trend where almost everyone was the heir to a corporation. I like her better than the old version of her. She is no longer a screeching harpy.

    Accepted.

    14 hours ago, Wind Rider said:

     

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    Yui: UMb9zJK.gif
    Your text is tiny and you're short a duel skill. Also, I'm gonna need more details on her offline life story. Not quite up to the standards that I've been holding everyone else's apps up to; will have to discuss further with Sai. Lastly, a nitpick: we're in-universe for the anime so it's called Duel Monsters not Yugioh
    Sai: It's alright. Please do not use this fucking font size or color during the RP. I will find you if you do.

    Acceptance pending.

    53 minutes ago, Bel said:
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    Yui: Last-minute entry, but worth the wait. App is pretty well written. Lotta custom cards. Make sure not to lose track of em.
    Sai: I think it's pretty good. It's definitely the most detailed out of all the apps we've got. The first paragraph of your personality has won my favor. It is a good app.

    Accepted.

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    Team Founder

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    "I'd rather fail as me than succeed as someone else, so I'll settle for the middle ground of succeeding as me."

    Name: ???
    Username: Teimei
    Age: 22
    Gender: Female
    Appearance (in-game):

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    A girl who believes that more than anything, your worth is proven through your actions. Teimei carries herself with the air of a cunning and ruthless businesswoman, who always aims for the top and isn't particularly concerned about who she'll have to manuever around to get there. She pretends to have an aura of frigid, stoic competence, but the reality is she's a girl ruled by her emotions. While still more than capable of seeing a given task through to its completion, the greatest roadblock Teimei typically has to deal with is, in fact, Teimei herself.

    As a general rule, Teimei prefers not to ask for favors unless she absolutely cannot do something by herself. This isn't to say she's not a team player though; in fact, she believes teamwork is one of the most powerful things in the world. If made to work in a team, she'll gladly work as part of a larger unit, but will ultimately try to do things her own way. An important thing to note about Teimei is that she wants her accomplishments to be her own, or her team's in relevant cases. She doesn't like copying others, relying on external parties or resources, and she definitely doesn't like giving up. Likewise, she doesn't like being copied or relied on, and is an adamant voice for unflinching tenacity in the face of overwhelming odds & adversity.

    Biography:

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    Teimei is incredibly secretive about her offline life. Online, however, her history with the game started with its announcement. Battle Horizon provided a way to duel others online without losing the human element of seeing your opponent right there with you. Teimei pre-ordered the game as soon as it was available, and upon its release, immediately took to the PVP scene. As a 1-on-1 duelist, Teimei was a fairly formidable opponent, but as of yet, there is no official ladder for 1v1 duels, with most mainline PVP content geared toward 3-man teams. She tried to join a team in an attempt to climb and reach the top rank, but had trouble getting along with members of these teams, finding them far too competitive to the point of competing with each other just as much as their opponents, if not outright toxic, or even both. So, she looked at raiding instead. A new frontier of dueling, where she could make her mark!

    Or so she had planned, anyway.

    The reality was that Royal Flush was just too damn good at raids, to the point where most raiding teams wanted to simply copy their strategies. Teimei was having none of that, and so raid teams didn't work out either. But eventually, Royal Flush broke up just in time for the 1-year anniversary event to almost begin. With the kings of raiding split up across the game, and a superboss unlike anything seen before soon to be announced, Teimei took a shot at founding her own team. Getting signatures wasn't easy, but in the end, she managed to scrounge up a few players that hadn't already been scouted out by others in the wave of new teams looking to down the impending superboss.

    Deck:

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    Shiranui
    An archetype of FIRE Zombie monsters that utilize Synchro Summoning. The archetype has an additional emphasis on activating additional effects when banished. Notable ace monsters are Shiranui Shogunsaga and Shiranui Sunsaga. However, Teimei only uses this deck in PVE, finding her preferred deck unsuitable for such things as Raid Duels and instead saving that for PVP.

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    Collateral Damage
    If a monster you control destroys an opponent's monster by battle (Quick Effect): Target 1 other monster your opponent controls with less ATK than your attacking monster; destroy that target, and inflict damage to your opponent equal to the difference between its ATK and the ATK of your attacking monster. (Cooldown: 4)

    Soul Consumption
    Banish any number of monsters from your GY; you gain LP equal to the number of banished cards x700. (Cooldown: 3)

    Defiance
    Can only be used in Raid Duels. Once per Raid Duel, if you are the only player remaining: For the rest of this Duel, monsters you control gain 1000 ATK, and the cooldown of your Duel Skills is reduced by 1. There must be at least 1 player with 0 LP to activate and resolve this effect. (Cooldown: Once per Raid Duel)

    My Body as a Sword
    Pay 1500 LP; destroy 1 card on the field. (Cooldown: 3)
    (replaces Defiance when outside of Raid Duels)

    Misc:

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    When written in kanji, the username Teimei can mean the forming of an alliance (締盟) or an imperial order (帝命).

    Doesn't actually know anything about Battle Horizon's lore or story. She skipped every cutscene and didn't pay much attention to quest dialogue.

     

     

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