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Look her kit is accepted, she is a berserker, built to swing big hits and throw huge spells. Fight smarter, faster and more agile.

My kit is nearly the exact opposite, its almost entirely built on evasive foot work and soft defense. Not that I have gotten to do any of it so far.

I still take hits sure, reasonable ones. I wouldnt take your ball of rot unless i was back to a wall with your hand on my chest.

I wouldnt take a full axe swing either. My character is built to out maneuver kits like yours.

But I wouldnt ignore s**t, I wouldnt balance on the edge of an axe from a leap. I would shift and wiggle and use every inch but only the inches necessary to evade.

What I am wondering about is this, or two things realistically. How large are her weapons, tomahawks, or battle axes, or like skyrims war axe which is between a battle axe and a hatchet. And how does your character cast. Runes must be traced to be used normally, so unless they are tattooed on her body or carved on her weapons you cant use them and two weapon fight at the same time.

I havent seen your character mutter an incantation, trace a rune, or make an arcane gesture in two full rounds of competition and it genuinely confuses me.

Common sense is.

The weapons have the runes carved on them. I apologize if that isn't clear. If she doesn't have the axes in hand or like generally in her immediate vicinity, she can't activate them.

The axes are five pounds, and fairly large, with a three-foot haft and a one-foot blade in length, plus the blade is maybe a foot deep as well, plus the spike on the back.

You let a profile in where the person could indefinitely use abilities as long as they were off the cooldown. That's bad. Bad Vintrict. No Harleyquin statue for you!

Implied rules don't exist, if you wanted there to be a stamina or fatigue element, that's what profile grading is for. If it's not in the profile.. it's not in the profile, and you let them in without changing it.

Even with "MUH IMPLIED RULES", all you're saying is that instead of telling the player that they had to follow a certain system, you let them in under the belief that they didn't have to, only to spring it on them when they thought they were completely fine with their present system.

That's a poor job of grading profiles if I've ever heard one. It's also in pretty bad taste, because you're basically lying to them by going "Oh, your system is fine. Accepted." Only to turn around and go "NO FATIGUE? POINTS DEDUCTED" when they were never aware that they had to have a fatigue element present because they were never told in profile grading.

You know, that time when you tell people what to add/change/tweak in their systems.

When you could tell someone "Make fatigue an issue to limit ability use."

Instead of going "I'll just let you through and THEN I'll grade you poorly for using your system the way I accepted it because you didn't do this thing that I never told you to do."

This doesn't even constitute logic, broseph.

That's really not cool, Broseiden.

You get me, brohemian?

Bromalemalelo?

There hasn't been any abuse because you got called on it, like the chains being unbreakable or Death Coil being a pretty devastating auto-hit.

Granted, maybe you didn't realize it at the time, and you could certainly be doing even worse. That doesn't mean you're doing very well when it comes to making things a fair challenge, all the while decrying Fier for being cheap.

Just calling it like I see it. I would be interested to know your answer to my question, given everything you know now. Because I'll reiterate, I don't think you're a bad roleplayer, and I don't think it's your fault Vin let in your OP build.

Also you can take a glancing blow from an axe by moving with its momentum to absorb the brunt of the power behind it and then bounce of the attack.

This takes the hit allows for reasonable physical damage and doesnt force a disease, this because axes arnt cutting weapons, they require force exerted to cut through a material. Like a hammer with a thin edge.

If you take the force out of it you break bones, bruise badly, but dont get cut bad.

At any rate, Close is arguable and there are counters for that technique, by random chance I have an ability that would hard counter that particular spell.

It was intended to hard counter missile like spells and this certainly qualifies.

Like using the same concept of trying to cut a leaf floating in the wind, or karate-speed breaks or even just as simple as a boxer rolling with a punch?

I think thats good in theory but I think in application those axes are moving fast enough and are sharp enough, and you are heavy enough so that you would never be able to move quick enough due to its tremendous momentum to avoid being cut.

Of course that's dependent on where exactly the axe hit...or maybe not...I'm pretty sure no matter where an axe hit you no amount of rolling with the blow will save you.