So, a bit of information I owe y'all. :D

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Compiled and posted here, even though I freakin' feel horrible. :3

So, a bit of information I owe y'all. :D

Harkonnen Kraze 17 Jul 2010 02:08

Lessee…

First and foremost, know ye that there are various "types" of Griefers, highly specialized and individualized yet working together as a team, there are several KINDS of Griefers you should be aware of.

Asaryu Griefers - these Griefers are the survivors of the original project some 40-50 years ago. They are the oldest ones, currently working for the Asaryu at the behest of Masaharu Hachiko and the Order of the Black Sword. The majority of them are the "Chameleon" type, but who knows what other types have survived from the decimation by the Pantheon years ago.

Blackfire Griefers - of the newest Griefers, very few bear a shard of the Blackfire in hopes that, while within it, it will mature and release the various powers Riff-Raff is unable to deploy…ultimately, in hopes that it will reveal one that can reproduce full-functioning, fully-combined Blackfire crystals. With a mass-producing Griefer capable of doing such a thing, Masaharu Hachiko would be unbeatable, able to force ANYONE to touch the damn thing and become something like Riff-Raff. An army like that would take over this world and all others, all under the command of the Order and Masaharu…better kill 'em all off before that happens! They differ from the new breed of Griefers in that they glow with a distinct black-and-purple Blackfire aura.

Deep Six Griefers - the Griefers of Deep Six are of various types, all of them tough, all of them smart enough to utilize military tactics and incredibly efficient team abilities. Of the various kinds of Griefers, you should be aware of them all, based on the gathered information by Sandra Heidern, currently hidden somewhere in Deep Six undercover.

Of the kinds, there are:

Front Liners, Chameleons, Bigs, Pikachus, Sumo, and Snoipahs. Of these, the ones to truly look out for are the Roiders, who may or may not be an ally…or an even fierce enemy.

Front Liners are noted for their versatility in combat, their range of attack options, and their superior grappling and pouncing ability. Chameleons live up to their names by being able to polymorph themselves to look like ANYONE…if you look away and they disappear and polymorph into looking like one of your comrades, then there's a good chance (literally, 50%) you can hit said comrade! Sumos are brick walls of pure power who can cover for others, and combined with the highest armor class and vitality out of all Griefers they can live up to the abuse. Bigs are like Front Liners, only powerfully offensive in capability…while Snoipahs utilize long range constantly. Out of all of them, Pikachus are the worse…utilizing electrical attacks, they have an incredible, unreal range of pounce, a high-assed snatch-and-grapple, and even worse: should they grapple you, any Griefer in range can claim them as an extra limb and immediately claim the grapple and perform an immediate Beatdown.

With the known problems of a Griefer (including their Beatdown, transforming their internal organs into fists, as well as their face-maw, and completely ragdolling a person within their grip with hundreds of tremendous blows), this alone proves that they should be killed on sight as soon as possible.

As for the Roiders…they are the mutated cast-offs of already mutant soldiers. They are the failed rejects whose loyalty is completely unknown: some may view the Order and Masaharu as their leaders, while others may see the truth of their actions and can be compelled to help. Either way, the very X-factor of their abilities (and the fact that the other Griefers fear them) means that they could very well be the greatest threat or help in this situation.

Re: So, a bit of information I owe y'all. :D

Harkonnen Kraze 17 Jul 2010 02:11

Also, for the record:

Falcon Glaive

2d10 + Str
+5 to Attack Rolls
AC+5 if used defensively
100% resistance to acid, corrosion, rust, Hellfire, Balefire, and Dragonfire. Of course YOU aren't, so be prepared to take damage if you try to block such attacks.

Upon a successful grapple or grabbing block of a weapon, the Glaive can perform a 100% Sunder as a free action. This, of course, only applies to weapons of a lesser Gnosis then the Glaive itself (20 Gnosis, AC 100)…so attempting to use it against other Artifacts or weapons of supreme power is ill-advised.

Re: So, a bit of information I owe y'all. :D

Harkonnen Kraze 17 Jul 2010 02:29

The Mini-Power Suit: "PSX version 1.3"
(also pronounced as "PSXvonethree, or simply PSXv13)

AC+5/+10 upon going to Full Defense Mode

Options:

Cassock Ray - 2d20+50 neutral energy blast (only 1 charge), can affect a single target up to 50 feet. At point-blank range (up to 5 feet), the damage is doubled. Press one button at the side of the waist to charge one action(ensures that the 50 feet one will hit true), press the second button to fire (takes two actions this way), or press both buttons at the same time for an emergency burst (it's suggested to use this point-blank range, otherwise there's a very high chance of missing the target).

Bracer Rockets - 2 rockets (one per bracer), 3d10+20 explosive damage to one target up to 20 feet. Thrust your fist out, turn your wrist and grip your fist twice.

Mini Treads - Upon activation, the mini-treads can pop out and go 50 mph for 5 minutes…but only twice. Click your heels three times to pop 'em out, do it again to pop 'em back in.
(Note: both the Mini-Treads and Cassock Ray utilize the same energy core. Because of this, you can do 1 ray and use the treads 2 times…or 2 rays and no treads, or use the treads 4 times if you can rewire the energy path. In order to recharge the energy core, the PSXv13 must recharge via solar energy by letting it absorb it directly outside or from a direct source.)

Emergency Parachute - Upon activation, the Parachute launches and slows down your fall. You can direct the fall through small, timed blasts of air within the Parachute mechanism itself, up to 5 times. You must reload the air canister manually in order to recharge (in other words, bring it to Fezzik).

Emergency Exit - Press the big red button and BOOM, the PSXv13 kicks you the hell out of itself. Good for emergency exits and such.

Twisting Tiger Technique - through the utilization of his own knowledge and genius, the PSXv13 is also a hand-to-hand fighting capability booster, allowing the user's unarmed punch/claw attacks to hit an opponent up to an amazing 50 feet away. This counts as a kinetic energy attack, and can only be done with the user's feet on the ground (both of them).

Energy Monitor - the left pauldron of the PSXv13 is a device that not only helps with the overall armor of the suit itself (it can, at will, wrap the user's neck with a flexible silver armor that is proof against vampires, werewolves, or whatever have you that likes to attack people's necks) but is also a energy gauge monitor that can be viewed plainly from the user's peripheral vision.

Resistance - like all of Fezzik's wondrous gear, the PSXv13 comes complete with 100% resistance to Acid, Hellfire, Balefire, Dragonfire, all elemental attacks except Void, neutral energy, and Overpowereds.

Blonuses - unlike Fezzik's gear, the suit is one of his most complicated. Because of the weight involved, the very same that created the Twisting Tiger Technique, it also allows for: punch attacks +3, kick attacks -5 (to attack rolls). Also, should the suit suffer any damage to it's structure (it counts as a 30 Gnosis, 50 AC in terms of hardness), then utilizing the Twisting Tiger Technique has a higher and higher chance of destroying the whole damned thing.