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By |0P|
A semi-joke retrain of my favorite fusion monster along with a counterpart. I've made no attempt to balance either of these but tried to make them somewhat realistic and at least usable in a casual game.
Sanwitch of Forbidden Arts
Spellcaster/Fusion/DARK/Lv6/ATK2100/DEF1800
"1 Level 3 Fiend monster + 1 Level 4 Spellcaster monster
The first time each turn a monster you control is sent from the field to the GY; add one monster from your deck to your hand with ATK less than or equal to that sent monster, then this card gains ATK equal to the ATK of the added monster, you can only activate this effect of "Sanwitch of The Forbidden Arts" once per turn. If this card would be removed from the field you can banish one "Sangan" or "Witch of the Black Forest" from your GY instead"
Goddess of The Chestnut Grove
Fairy/Fusion/LIGHT/Lv4/ATK1500/DEF1200
""Kuriboh" + "Goddess with the Third Eye"
Once per turn, when a monster you control is targeted for an attack, you can reveal one Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck that lists that targeted monster; tribute that monster and discard monsters from your hand equal to the number of other listed Fusion Materials, then Special Summon that revealed Fusion Monster (this is treated as a Fusion Summon) and it becomes the attack target instead. This card cannot be targeted for attacks or your opponent's card effects while you control another Fusion Monster."
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By |0P|
Once again in the mood to share my ideas, this time the somewhat incomplete "Zaparticle" Archtype, a group of Thunder monsters that like to either have empty zones between them or a sequence of monsters whose combined Level is 0 to make their spell/traps and ED monsters more powerful, all loosely based on the idea of positive/negative ions. it uses my (very unoriginal) concepts of "Negative" monsters (monsters whose level is a negative value) and my iteration of Trap Pendulums (seen here:
The Monsters
The strategy primarily revolves around using the effects of the three pendulum monsters to easily swarm the field, after which they can be used as both link materials and tribute fodder for you link monster's effects.
"Once per turn, If you have a Thunder-Type monster in your other Pendulum Zone, you can draw one card for each empty zone between (exclusive) this card and that monster."
"If you control a face-up Thunder-Type Negative Monster you can Special Summon this card to a zone adjacent to that monster."
"Once per turn, If you have a Thunder-Type monster in your other Pendulum Zone, you can target one card on the field; return that card to it's owners Hand. You cannot Pendulum Summon except "Zaparticle" Monsters. (this cards Pendulum Scales is always treated as -2)."
"If you control a face-up Thunder-Type Monster with a positive Level you can Special Summon this card to a zone adjacent to that monster. This cards Level is always treated as -1."
"Target two Thunder-Type Monsters you control whose combined Levels equals 0, monsters you control in zones between those targets cannot be removed from the field until the Endphase, then you can Pendulum Summon Thunder-Type monsters. This cards Pendulum Scale is always treated as the scale of the monster in your other Pendulum Zone x-1."
"Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set. If you control Thunder-Type monsters whose combined Levels equals 0 you can Special Summon this card from your Hand."
The Link monsters, with the exception of Collida, each have effects revolving around the level of monsters you tribute for their effects or summon.
"1 Thunder-Type monsters
You can also Link Summon this card by discarding one "Zaparticle Prota" and "Zaparticle Electra", if Link Summoned this way you can, immediately after this effect resolves, Link Summon one "Zaparticle" monster from your Extra Deck using this card and other "Zaparticle" monsters you control. Once per turn you can tribute this Link Summoned monster (quick effect); Special Summon up to three monsters from your Hand, GY, or faceup from your Extra Deck whose combined Levels equals 0. You can only Link Summon one "Zaparticle Collida" per turn."
"2 Thunder-Type Monsters
This card and any monster it is used as a Link Material for the summon of gains the following effects based on the level of "Zaparticle Monsters used as Materials for this card's Link Summon;
● -1 or lower: This card is immune to Spell Cards/Effects.
● 0: When this card is summoned destroy cards on the field equal to the number of empty zonesthis card points to.
● 1 or higher: This card is immune to trap cards/effects."
"3 Thunder-Type monsters
If you control a Negative Monster and a monster with a positive Level you can move this card to a main monster zone between those monsters. Once per turn you can tribute a monster linked to this card, add one "Zaparticle" Spell or Trap card from your Deck to your Hand."
image has an error, Reactor Dragon's ATK is 2800
"2+ Thunder-Type and/or Negative Monsters
Once per turn you can tribute a monster linked to this card, activate the appropriate effect based on that monsters Level;
● -1 or lower: this card can attack all monsters with a positive Level your opponent controls during your next battlephase.
●0: add monsters from your Deck or face-up from your Extra Deck to your Hand whose combined Levels equals 0.
●1 or higher: Special Summon one Thunder-Type Monster from your GY or Face-up from your Extra Deck to a zone this card points to."
The Spells/Traps
I currently don't have images for the few spells/traps I have made.
Ionized Zaparticles
Quickplay
"Discard one card then target two Thunder-Type Monsters you control whose combined Levels equals 0; Special Summon as many "Zaparticle Ion Token" (Thunder/LIGHT/Level 0/ATK 0/DEF 0) as possible to Monster Zones between those targeted monsters."
Zaparticle Inversion
Normal
"Target one Thunder-Type monster you control; it's Level becomes equal to it's original Level x-1."
Zaparticle Barrier
Continuous
"Face-up Thunder-Type monsters you control cannot be destroyed by battle or your opponents card effects. Destroy this card if the combined Levels of monsters you control is not 0."
Charged Zaparticles
Normal
"Target all "Zaparticle" monsters you control in zones adjacent to each other whose combined Levels equals 0; Those monsters gain 500 ATK for each targeted monster until the Endphase."
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By |0P|
Felt like dropping in something I made around a year ago to see what people think. I'm really into ancient board games and thought an archetype based on Senet, or "The Game of Passing", would be appropriately themed considering the ancient Egypt aesthetic of early yugioh. I also took the opportunity to make a "zones matter" archetype, caring about adjacent zones and zone columns sense i love the idea but don't see it used very often, and no, this isn't based one the card Senet switch (mostly because i forgot it exists) but it did end up synergizing with it really well.
Monsters
The main deck monsters are each named for one of the parts of the soul in Egyptian mythology, six in total (one for each part of the soul plus the physical body), and have effects that either reference their namesake or based on an aspect of Senet. the monsters each follow a basic pattern for their effects, they can each only be summoned to your left most monster zone (the furthest from your graveyard) and once per turn can either move "forward" one zone (move to the zone on their right), send themselves to your gy if they are in your furthest right zone, or activate an effect unique to that card.
Khet - The Body
"Can only be summoned to your left-most Monster Zone. you take no damage from battles involving this card. Once per turn you can activate one of the following effects;
● Move this card to a right-adjacent Monster Zone.
● Tribute this card, Special Summon one Level 6 or lower Zombie-Type monster to the zone this card occupied from your Hand or Deck (ignore summoning conditions)."
Ren - The Name
"Can only be summoned to your left-most Monster Zone. Once per turn you can activate one of the following effects;
● Move this card to a right-adjacent Monster Zone.
● If this card is in your right-most Monster Zone, send it to your GY.
● Normal Summon one Zombie-Type monster in addition to your Normal Summon/Set.
If you have five "Next World" monsters with different names in your GY (including this card) that were sent by their own effects you win the duel."
Ba - The Personality
"Can only be summoned to your left-most Monster Zone. Once per turn you can activate one of the following effects;
● Move this card to a right-adjacent Monster Zone or, if that zone is occupied, the next Monster Zone to the right.
● If this card is in your right-most Monster Zone, send it to your GY.
● Move a left-adjacent Zombie-Type monster to the right-adjacent zone."
Ib - The Heart
"Can only be summoned to your left-most Monster Zone. Once per turn you can activate one of the following effects;
● Move this card to a right-adjacent Monster Zone.
● If this card is in your right-most Monster Zone, send it to your GY.
● Add one Continuous Spell from your Deck or GY to your Hand."
Ka - The Double/Essance
"Can only be summoned to your left-most Monster Zone. Once per turn you can activate one of the following effects;
● Move this card to a right-adjacent Monster Zone.
● If this card is in your right-most Monster Zone, send it to your GY.
● Adjacent Zombie-Type monsters cannot be destroyed (Quick Effect)."
Sheut - The Shadow
"Can only be summoned (except by it's own effect) to your left-most Monster Zone. Once per turn you can activate one of the following effects;
● Move this card to a right-adjacent Monster Zone.
● If this card is in your right-most Monster Zone, send it to your GY.
● When a "Next World" monster is destroyed Special Summon this card from your Hand to the Main Monster Zone the destroyed monster occupied."
"1 Zombie Type monster
Once per turn you can tribute a linked monster, activate the appropriate effect;
● If the tributed monster is a "Next World" monster send one monster from your Deck to the GY, it is treated as being sent by it's own effect.
● if the tribute monster is not a "Next World" monster this card gains that monsters ATK."
"2 Zombie-Type Monsters
Linked "Next World" monsters are immune to your opponents card effects. Once per turn you can send one face-up Continuous Spell you control to the GY, Special Summon a "Next World" monster from your Hand or GY to a Linked Zone (ignore summoning conditions)."
"2+ "Next World" Monsters
Once per turn you can move a linked "Next World" monster you control to another linked zone. Once per turn you can return one face-up Continuous Spell you control to the Deck, add one Spell Card from your Deck or GY with a different name to your Hand."
Spells
the archetype has no spells or traps technically but i did give it four related but technically generic continuous spells named for the marked spaces on a Senet board. Each affects all cards in the its column.
"When a card enters in this cards column from the Hand, Deck, or GY draw one card. When this card leaves the field add one Continuous Spell from your Deck or GY to your Hand."
"Once per turn you can move a Zombie-Type monster in an adjacent column to this cards Column (Quick Effect). Other cards in the same Column as this card cannot be removed from the field."
"Level 4 and lower monsters in this cards column can activate their effects an additional time during their controllers turn."
"Once per turn you can move another card in this cards column to an adjacent column. When this card leaves the field return all cards in this cards column to the Hand."
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By ChampionZero
Higher beings, these words are for you alone.
Pass beneath the shadow of The Great Tree and be beholden to our laws.
For here stands the Kingdom of Oakshade.
Built in the embrace of The Great Tree, witness to our glory.
Domain of the Ebon Lady, our Mother, Queen, and Goddess.
I've been really into Hollow Knight lately (and to a lesser extent Dark Souls but not as much) so I've decided I want to run a game in a Kingdom of my own devising. If you have not played or are otherwise unfamiliar with Hollow Knight, it's a Soulslike Metroidvania set in the ruins of an underground kingdom of bug people. Pretty basic, but I thought I'd give it my own spin.
The Great Tree.
It towers overhead, spreading ever outward-- it is the ground beneath us, the firmament above. It is the chain that binds them together, and the pillar that forces them apart. It is our very world, the Great Tree, and the wilderness that grows from its roots and branches should be respected and feared. From the palaces of Canopy down to the catacombs of Deeproot, and to the distant wilds all around, this tree has given us our lives.
No doubt, if you've come from distant lands, as many do, you've heard rumors of a secret war between shadow and fire-- nonsense about shadow creatures rising from the depths, and a cult of some supposed king. It's poppycock-- foolhardy nonsense and conspiracy. If such a war were going on, we'd scarcely be able to ignore it. And who would ever serve a bug who calls himself "The Crimson King?" Ridiculous.
Ah, but this isn't your concern-- you took quite the long fall to get here, but worry not. Here you are safe, beneath the merciful branches of the Great Tree, and the watchful eyes of the Ebon Lady, our Queen.
There is no war in Oakshade.
[The Setting] Map Coming Soon!
[Oakshade]
A grand Kingdom, centered around The Great Tree.
Ruled by the Ebon Lady, rightful Queen, long may she reign.
Primitive, but peaceful. Gatewood
The west gate of Oakshade.
Marks the kingdom's borders.
Springbrook
A village between Gatewood and the base of The Great Tree.
Built along a river, as per the name.
Abandoned.
Brimwood
A village between the base of The Great Tree and Highview.
Abandoned.
[Highview] The east gate of Oakshade.
Overlooks a chasm with an old bridge across it, to a series of ancient tunnels leading down. Longfall
A village at the bottom of the chasm.
Ancient tunnels to the east lead up the cliffs to the bridge.
Ancient tunnels to the west lead through the Nail Graveyard, to Deeproot.
Heartwood
The capital city of Oakshade. Build in and around the trunk of The Great Tree.
Famed for the Grand Stadium, in which mighty beasts and bugs fight viciously for glory...
...and the favor of the Queen.
Canopy
An aristocratic district in branches of The Great Tree.
Home to The Ebon Lady and her retinue.
To trespass is to court death... or worse.
[Deeproot]
Catacombs carved by the roots of The Great Tree.
Runs deep and runs far, connected to many a strange place...
...but the tangle of tunnels is easy to get lost in. The Root Forest
Uppermost region of Deeproot.
Once harvested for wood, now overgrown and treacherous.
Prowled by feral insects.
The Knot
Thickest point of Deeproot.
Some say it is difficult to enter, and impossible to leave.
Some say it is an expedient shortcut.
Moss Jungle
A land of lush greenery, supposedly east of Gatewood.
Origin of the river that runs through Springbrook.
Home to a rife variety of bugs, and connected to Deeproot.
Redstone Caverns
A series of caverns connected to Deeproot.
The rock of these caves possesses a strange red coloration
Said to be home to a tribe of ruthless killers who slaughter with indiscriminate glee.
The Nail Graveyard
The site of a great battle, littered with the abandoned blades of countless warriors.
Said to be haunted, and possess a single living inhabitant.
Separates Deeproot and Longfall.
Rockbottom
A village nestled in the very bottom of Deeproot.
Said to be quite nice, but few have been there.
The Oasis
A rumor, and a dangerous one, nestled deeper than even the roots of The Great Tree.
Said to be a place of such beauty and luxury that it rivals the estates of Canopy.
None can honestly claim to have seen it, but some dare say it was the birthplace of the Ebon Lady herself.
Map Coming Soon!
[Oakshade]
A grand Kingdom, centered around The Great Tree.
Ruled by the Ebon Lady, rightful Queen, long may she reign.
Primitive, but peaceful. Gatewood
The west gate of Oakshade.
Marks the kingdom's borders.
Springbrook
A village between Gatewood and the base of The Great Tree.
Built along a river, as per the name.
Abandoned.
Brimwood
A village between the base of The Great Tree and Highview.
Abandoned.
[Highview]
The east gate of Oakshade.
Overlooks a chasm with an old bridge leading across it, to a series of ancient tunnels leading down. Longfall
A village at the bottom of the chasm.
Ancient tunnels to the east lead up the cliffs to the bridge.
Ancient tunnels to the west lead through the Nail Graveyard, to Deeproot.
Heartwood
The capital city of Oakshade. Build in and around the trunk of The Great Tree.
Famed for the Grand Stadium, in which mighty beasts and bugs fight viciously for glory...
...and the favor of the Queen.
Canopy
An aristocratic district in branches of The Great Tree.
Home to The Ebon Lady and her retinue.
To trespass is to court death... or worse.
[Deeproot]
Catacombs carved by the roots of The Great Tree.
Runs deep and runs far, connected to many a strange place, but the tangle of tunnels is easy to get lost in. The Root Forest
Uppermost region of Deeproot. Once harvested for shellwood, now overgrown and treacherous.
The Knot
Thickest point of Deeproot. Some say it is difficult to enter, and impossible to leave. Some say it is an expedient shortcut.
Moss Jungle
A land of lush greenery, supposedly east of Gatewood and one destination of the river that runs through Springbrook. Home to a rife variety of bugs, and connected to Deeproot.
Redstone Caverns
A series of caverns connected to Deeproot. The rock of these caves possesses a strange red coloration, and is said to be home to a tribe of ruthless killers who slaughter with indiscriminate glee.
The Nail Graveyard
The site of a great battle, littered with the abandoned blades of countless warriors. Said to be haunted, and possess a single inhabitant. Separates Deeproot and Longfall.
Rockbottom
A village nestled in the very bottom of Deeproot.
Said to be quite nice, but few have been there.
The Oasis
A rumor, and a dangerous one, nestled deeper than even the roots of The Great Tree.
Said to be a place of such beauty and luxury that it rivals the estates of Canopy.
None can honestly claim to have seen it, but some dare say it was the birthplace of the Ebon Lady herself.[Application]
Name
[What do they call you?]
Bug names vary. They can be short, one or two syllable things like Tuk or Jiji.
They can be longer, more like people names, such as Cornifer or Iselda.
And some are more like monikers, such as Sly or Hornet.
Appearance
[What do you look like?]
Bugs come in many shapes and sizes. Most intelligent bugs are bipedal, but not all.
From the flimsiest fly to a proud beetle, to the undefineable inbetweens.
I recommend looking up some of Hollow Knight's art for reference.
Personality
[What lives at your core?]
Self-explanatory, but don't get too complicated now. No need for a life story, now.
Weapon
[What do you wield?]
The analogue to a sword here is called a Nail. Variants like Longnails, Greatnails, and Nail-lances exist.
Weapons may also be made of scavenged creatures' claws or shields made of shell.
And of course, other weapons might occur.
Extras
[What's that you've got there?]
List three things your character can do. This could include:
Spells, a forgotten art fueled by the soul, but strengthened by other sources.
Charms, little trinkets forged of wishes. Often powerful things.
Natural (or not) abilities that help you to navigate and survive. Flight, climbing, acid resistance, etc.
[The Premise] Oakshade is not the place it claims to be.
It bears the marks of a civilization that was once glorious and advanced, but has since slid back into a more primitive state-- and yet, the people of Oakshade can recall no such time before the Ebon Lady, who they claim is their rightful ruler. Yet much of the kingdom's state contradicts these facts. Questions abound, and the answers surely lie in wait-- if one has curiosity, cunning... and courage. Uhey may yet be found in its tangled depths and wild places... and what few minds are not addled by unknown forces might be willing to lend a hand.
Watch your step and seek your answers swiftly, explorer. For the Ebon Lady sees all from her perch, and her children watch for those who might seek the truth, and stifle it wherever it may arise. After all, the truth is like fire. It has a nasty tendency to spread.
Would you cleave to the Ebon Lady, or seek the Crimson King?
Are you on the side of truth, or power?
Freedom or security?
Shade... or flame?
[Application] Name
[What do they call you?]
Bug names vary. They can be short, one or two syllable things like Tuk or Jiji.
They can be longer, more like people names, such as Cornifer or Iselda.
And some are more like monikers, such as Sly or Hornet.
Appearance
[What do you look like?]
Bugs come in many shapes and sizes. Most intelligent bugs are bipedal, but not all.
From the flimsiest fly to a proud beetle, to the undefineable inbetweens.
I recommend looking up some of Hollow Knight's art for reference.
Personality
[What lives at your core?]
Self-explanatory, but don't get too complicated now.
No need for a life story, but if your character's not new to Oakshade, decide where they're from and what they do.
Weapon
[What do you wield?]
The analogue to a shortsword here is a metal blade called a Nail.
Variants like Longnails, Greatnails, and Nail-lances exist, as well as others.
Weapons may also be made of scavenged claw or bone, ]shields made of shell.
Other weapons may exist, within a degree of simplicity.
Extras
[What's that you've got there?]
List three things your character has or can do. This could include:
Spells, a forgotten art fueled by the soul, but strengthened by other sources of power.
Charms, little trinkets forged of wishes. Often powerful, but one can only wear so many.
Abilities, which help you to navigate and survive. Could be natural, artificial, magic, etc.
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By Saikazo
So, after being subjected to the worst rp ever, I have decided to share it with all of you. However, it is so long, I have to split it up. Here is the backstory of it before the rp begins. Have fun.
Our rp focuses in a character named Jay. He was Zekrom, who somehow after the events after Black and White, was captured by a team called Team Eclipse. He was experimented on, which turned him into a featureless baby. Like, a baby without a face. Or colors. Just baby blob. Suddenly Arcues himself said 'Fuck you', and with the help of Giratina, teleported baby blob to a family part of Lance's dragon clan. When they touched the baby, it was given form, giving it green hair and Super Saiyan eyes.
He grew with a little sister name Annie. The family went on a boat, and Gyaradoses attacked, capsizing the boat. Luckily for Jay, Latios and Latias were passing by and save the boy at the cost of their own life. For some reason. And they also saved no one else. However, they left behind eggs that hatch into Shiny Latias and Shiny Latios, who became Jay's pokemon. He was found by Lance, who raised him from then on out.
Jay was terrified of pokemon, and was afraid of them, despite the fact he had a good relationship with the Latios and Latias. Lance forced him to train pokemon however.
Later in life, He joined the International Police, like Looker, and somehow also joined Team Rocket. He met a woman named Angel, and they had sex. Then Giovanni was like, 'Here, have my organization' and Jay became leader of Team Rocket. Interpol got sick of 'being shown up' by Jay, so they sent to Orre, where apparently nothing happens. And this is where the story begins....
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