"Stand up and show them why you're better"
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Aug 25, 2020 8:55:44 GMT -5
Post by Enji Todoroki on Aug 25, 2020 8:55:44 GMT -5
introduction: alternative start Not all people will want their first characters to be students of one of the numerous hero schools, this system is to help those who want their starts to be a little bit different. This system allows peoples' first characters to be things other than just hero students including: civilians, villains, vigilantes, and sidekicks. There are three different statblocks that allow your starting character, even if not a hero student, to be unique in a variety of ways! This allows for a greater freedom for your first character, even if they aren't a hero student. The three statblocks represent their different growth styles, one being oriented towards characters who trained their quirks growing up or were born with inherently powerful quirks, a skill oriented one for characters who's growth was more focused on their studies rather than their quirk or were born with inherently weaker quirks, and finally a balanced statblock representing an average growth with a neither inherently strong or weak quirk. We'd like for you to pick the statblock that both represents your character as well as fits how you would like them to grow! Whichever you pick we would like to be representative within their history however, with a reasoning for your choice fitting somewhere into your history! This allows the statblock to be more than just a stat choice, but also accurate to how your character was raised or born into. There are no prerequisites needed to use this system, and it is just an expansion to the character creation system that allows for a greater horizon for you to gaze upon when making your first character! You are free to pick one of the statblocks and immediately jump into character creation! For further details about character creation, please see the Schools and Character Creation system within the Mechanics page, and for characters with unique statblocks indicative of older characters please see the Additional Character Registration system also found within the Mechanics page.
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"Stand up and show them why you're better"
ALTER EGO
Flame Hero: Endeavor
QUIRK
Hellflame
OOC NAME
Admin
AFFILIATION
Staff
Administrator
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Aug 25, 2020 9:07:59 GMT -5
Post by Enji Todoroki on Aug 25, 2020 9:07:59 GMT -5
"The Backbone to Any Good Hero."Often working under the heroic agencies of bigger name heroes, sidekicks tend to come from lesser known hero schools but that doesn't make them any less important than the other heroes! They can fulfill important tasks related to the hero and often serve them during missions as backup or direct frontline support! There is an even-split demand for sidekicks that specialize in capture and those that specialize in rescue, meaning that there are often roles for anyone who wants to support in the way that they do best. Most hero agencies cover jurisdiction within a specific portion of a major city, or serve roles that are best suited to their quirks examples being: marine hero agencies that specialize in naval affairs such as ocean poaching or illegal transits, nature hero agencies that specialize in affairs regarding natural locations such as forests and other places that the government wants protected and could prove at risk of being involved with illicit activities, and of course heroics hero agencies who's primary focus is the capture of villains and the rescue of civilians whose bases are often in major and minor cities depending on the hero in questions influence. The hero to which your sidekick serves can be an existing hero on site or could be an NPC of your creation, though we ask that NPC heroes be checked over by a moderator as to be sure if they're good for use, we ask that NPC heroes be created within the NPC Index so that we can keep a firm list of existing major NPCs. Please follow the NPC rules when creating the hero your sidekick works for when you aren't using a player-controlled hero! We understand not everyone will want to create a sidekick for a hero agency and so freelance sidekicks are an option as well! These sidekicks often don't serve individual heroes being able to freely work for whichever hero is in need of help during a given situation, and of course are free to pursue heroism on their own accord without having to have someone overseeing them. Sidekicks have hero licenses and are certified heroes, but aren't quite on the level of a professional hero. They are often made up of younger heroes or heroes who have just graduated from a lesser known heroic education school and are looking to make a name for themselves! Balanced sidekicks are those that had a healthy balance of quick education and skill training within their hero school and are often those born with a quirk that had the potential to become a potent quirk once combined with their skills! Quirk-focused sidekicks are those that were born with an extraordinary quirk and probably received personal training during their heroic educations course but that has left their other skills lacking due to the hyper-focus they had paid to their quirk during their hero classes. Skill-focused sidekicks are those that were born with a more than lackluster quirk and probably were trained at a hero school that specialized in skill training as opposed to quirk training. Their weak quirks are supplemented by their immense skill in the fields they are proficient in, and serve many purposes to the heroes they work with. Starting Stats (Balanced)>Gold Quirk >Silver Skill >Silver Skill Starting Stats (Quirk-Focused)
>Platinum Quirk >Bronze Skill >Bronze Skill Starting Stats (Skill-Focused)>Bronze Quirk >Gold Skill >Silver Skill >Silver Skill
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"Stand up and show them why you're better"
ALTER EGO
Flame Hero: Endeavor
QUIRK
Hellflame
OOC NAME
Admin
AFFILIATION
Staff
Administrator
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Aug 25, 2020 9:47:36 GMT -5
Post by Enji Todoroki on Aug 25, 2020 9:47:36 GMT -5
"Sometimes Our Agendas Don't Line Up With the So-Called Good Guys"
Not everyone sees eye to eye with what heroes are doing, and of those there are those that feel they have the power to change society as a whole. Whether they are working under a personal agenda or are working with a group, or maybe working for nothing more than chaos itself they are the villains of this world. These villains have little concern with what is considered morally right and may have a reason for what they are doing, or may not villains are truly the wildcards of society.
Starting villains are usually around the age of hero students or are getting into the game rather late and are having to catch up to those with more training. Regardless of where they are starting at they are relative newcomers into the game of villainy and may get their kicks out of robbing places, or have just committed their first murder. Maybe they've found themselves entranced into the musings of a major internet celebrity gone rogue, or have found themselves flirting with death in a situation where heroes have never come.
Villains no matter their view on it have committed some form of illicit activity and are becoming or have become a threat to heroes, while their faces are probably not known when you perform something illegal they will be treated as the villain they are. Common crimes committed by low-level villains are things like robberies, assault, and vandalism though it isn't uncommon for starting villains to get their start by murdering someone and spiraling further.
Balanced villains are often those that have spent an even amount of their life practicing their quirks and skills. Their skills and quirk may have been illicitly trained or it might just be a product of their education and upbringing. Regardless they are the common villain you may encounter if you stay out far too late.
Quirk-focused villains almost always have had some form of illegal quirk training, maybe supplemented by a villain tutor or trained against people in the streets. Sometimes they're quirks are even the products of quirk marriage and they are just coming to terms with how to control it. They are often less common then a balanced villain and their quirks make them especially potent in combat, albeit far more wild than your more balanced villain.
Skill-focused villains may have had a rough start and were born with a quirk that seemed impossible to use, maybe they think they were dealt a raw hand and are striking out to vent their frustrations. Yet with their lack of a quirk came a more dedicated approach their their skills, having much more time to hone their body and mind in a way that may make them far more versatile than your more common villain even if they are lacking in the genetics department.
Starting Stats (Balanced) >Gold Quirk >Silver Skill >Silver Skill
Starting Stats (Quirk-Focused) >Platinum Quirk >Bronze Skill >Bronze Skill
Starting Stats (Skill-Focused) >Bronze Quirk >Gold Skill >Silver Skill >Silver Skill
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"Stand up and show them why you're better"
ALTER EGO
Flame Hero: Endeavor
QUIRK
Hellflame
OOC NAME
Admin
AFFILIATION
Staff
Administrator
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Aug 25, 2020 9:56:04 GMT -5
Post by Enji Todoroki on Aug 25, 2020 9:56:04 GMT -5
"Do you take action, or don't cha?! All you need to be a hero is the right answer to that question!!"
Sometimes skirting on the edge of criminality is what's needed to get the job done, not those fancy theatrics they teach you in hero school. Vigilantes are the loose cannons of the heroics world and they spent more time fighting then they did worrying about a license. While vigilantes are morally frowned upon by the government who are worried about the consequences of such illicit activity, most heroes will often work with a vigilante as long as their hearts in the right place. It isn't uncommon to see vigilantes working alongside heroes in the heat of the moment only to be completely wiped from the story to protect all sides involved.
Starting vigilantes may have missed their bus to hero school and found themselves desperate to make a change. They're often aged similarly to a hero student but have been in at least a few fights with actual villains and criminals and have found themselves more hardened for it. Often they keep their identities more hidden as to prevent getting caught early, and aren't allowed to as proudly boast about their accomplishments than what a hero would be allowed to do. But that doesn't mean they aren't heroes in their own right, and sometimes this way of heroism can be the right path if your heart is in the right place, especially in this age of waning heroism.
Balanced vigilantes are those who's quirks and skills are perfectly aligned to help in the capture of villains, and often their skills and quirks were honed in battle with actual villains and criminals instead of just some lousy classroom.
Quirk-focused vigilantes were most likely born with a quirk that was practically made to be used for justice, or their quirk has been perfectly honed in combat against villains and criminals. They've seen their fair share of combat and they've become powerful because of it! Though their lack of skills tend to make them less versatile then their skill based and balanced counterparts.
Skill-focused vigilantes may not fallback onto their quirk but when it comes to versatility there are few more adept. They often find themselves at home in rescue situations where their wide-array of skills gives them an upper-hand compared to the average vigilante or one who's more focused on how to use their quirk. They may not have a powerful super power to fallback on but their giving it the best humanity has to offer!
Starting Stats (Balanced) >Gold Quirk >Silver Skill >Silver Skill
Starting Stats (Quirk-Focused) >Platinum Quirk >Bronze Skill >Bronze Skill
Starting Stats (Skill-Focused) >Bronze Quirk >Gold Skill >Silver Skill >Silver Skill
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"Stand up and show them why you're better"
ALTER EGO
Flame Hero: Endeavor
QUIRK
Hellflame
OOC NAME
Admin
AFFILIATION
Staff
Administrator
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Aug 25, 2020 10:03:30 GMT -5
Post by Enji Todoroki on Aug 25, 2020 10:03:30 GMT -5
"The Back Bone of Any Good Society!"
Civilians are your common everyday person, they work, they fill the roles of those who are working towards a brighter future, and they are the people often in need of saving when villains come to start trouble.
Starting civilians are often high students who aren't pursuing heroic education courses. They may be undergoing training to become paramedics, police officers and the like. Or maybe they are just trying to help run the family laundromat business. Whatever the case they aren't trying to hurt anybody and are just trying to live their lives the best they can.
Balanced civilians are often those who have lived a normal and quiet life. Their quirks aren't anything incredibly notable and their skills were honed in the high-school classroom. Maybe they took gym classes or ran track, but their lives were about as average as they come.
Quirk-focused civilians are often born with above-average quirks but no drive to go into heroics or become a villain, on the other hand some civilians train their quirk just in case they are to run into a situation with villains if heroes don't show up, a growing trend among civilians.
Skill-focused civilians were often born with quirks that would serve little to no use to heroes and have decidedly dedicated themselves to the skills they can hone as a normal person. These skills often encompass things more important to civilians such as strength and endurance, but it isn't uncommon for civilians to pick up weapon training with self-defense tools in case they get into a situation where they need to defend themselves.
Starting Stats (Balanced) >Silver Quirk >Silver Skill >Bronze Skill
Starting Stats (Quirk-Focused) >Gold Quirk >Bronze Skill >Bronze Skill
Starting Stats (Skill-Focused) >Bronze Quirk >Silver Skill >Silver Skill >Silver Skill
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