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PostPosted: Sun Oct 20, 2013 1:07 am


Die Fluegel der Freiheit
Does fighting with your shade count as a battle if it's alongside another powered character? (I.e. Tantalus and Damocles take on shade!Tantalus and shade!Damocles)


As long as there are two or more official powered characters fighting, and they actually fight (they don't just throw one punch and flee) these rps can totally be considered battles.
PostPosted: Sun Oct 20, 2013 11:22 am


Lookit me hitting quote instead of edit like a total tool.

Anyway I guess this works as a heads up that one of the rules has shifted to be more clear.

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Info for Players



**Though we decided that a plot of this scale is best run through the shop and shop mules, we would like to personally thank Lucifer Force for this event/plot! This plot was her brain child and wouldn't have been possible without her ideas and hard work!


General Information:


On Eclipse Clones:
These are temporary characters players use during the course of the event.
If you want to play them do so now because their lifetime is limited. However, you only get one clone for the entirity of the event, so be aware you may not want to kill it right away if you want continual interaction.
After the conclusion of the event, all clones disappear.


The eclipse clones are called Shade Fairies, and these fairies take on the powered identity of the character they touch during the first night (if that character has one). They are, for most intents and purposes, exact copies of the character they are cloning with vital exceptions, detailed below:

• For characters without powered identities, the clones resemble the original, manner and personality included. However, they have one noticeable difference from the original - a slightly darker coloration, almost as if a gray filter had been placed over their entire form. They have a murderous intent about them and do not seem to care about much beyond hunting down and killing the person they are mimicking. Shades of civilians will not have any magical or physical powers of any kind. 'Shades will copy the form with the most energy, so though they have come in contact with the civilian side of a character, they will only be able to mimic the powered side and will not be able to sense that the civilian portion and powered portion of a character are the same. As such, a shade mimicking a powered character will never attack the civilian side of that powered character.

• For characters with powered identities, the clones resemble a 'shade' versions of the character. This tends to appear via a slightly darker coloration, almost as if a gray filter had been placed over their entire form. Shades will match the original in terms of rank/power (so they cannot outmatch their originals, the playing field is completely level.) Their physical strength, magical powers, or weapon proficiency are also mimiced.

Regardless of who they are cloning, when a Shade is defeated, it harvests some energy from the original and disappears. Since Shades are the originals' equals in most ways, players are encouraged to seek help from others to assist in the Shade's defeat.



About the Shade Fairies:


On Their Purpose:
• They seem to be attracted to a singular person of whom they mimic and clone. They have a murderous intent about them and do not seem to care about much beyond hunting down and killing the person they are mimicking.

On Their Physiology:
While in cloned form, Shades do require rest and therefore only appear during the nightly eclipses, allowing the populace some reprieve during the light of day. They look similar to, but slightly different from, the person they are copying. While they may look alike however Shades lack the ability of extended human speech. They may repeat things said to them and have a small vocabulary, but should not be giving any long speeches or anything. If/When they kill their target (NPCs only, unless you really want your character dead dead), and consume some of their essence they finally gain the power to be exact replicas, both visually and intellectually.

When defeated in battle a Shade Fairy will disappear completely, taking a small amount of your energy along with them. They do not appear again once defeated, and each person touched on the eclipse night only gets one.

On Civilian vs. Powered Identities:
When the fairies descended during the eclipse watching party the fairies touched anyone present take a sampling of their energy before disappearing. When they appeared once more the next night each Shade Fairy took on the most powerful form of the person they touched. If your character has a powerered form the Fairy would have taken this form, only perma civilians will have civilian clones. If these Fairies are clones of powered characters they will not know the civilian identity of their prey and will only seek out their prey when they are powered up. If the Shade Fairy's target powers down, the Shade will remain idle or will go hunting again to go find their target.


On Shades in Battle:
Eclipse clones do not assist one another and have no sense of teamwork - they are singularly dedicated to tracking down and defeating their counterparts. Shades will not get in each other's way on purpose though it is feasible that one Shade could be hit by another's attacks if things work out that way in battle.

Clones are capable of using the same powers and weapons of their counterparts.

On Shades and Special Powers:
Many characters in the shop possess abilities of movement: teleportation, mirror-walking, ascent/descent to and from the Moon City and/or their own personal celestial body. These safe havens will remain safe, as Shades cannot enter Mirrorspace, Negaspace/the Rift or visit the Moon, Knight Wonders, or a senshi's home planet. However, Dark Mirrors and Negaverse agent's Shades do possess the power to flicker and appear a short distance away. It is not that same as teleportation or mirror walking, just a weak mimic of it. They will simply move away a short distance and cannot under any circumstances get into safe havens accessed by players. Knight player's Shades also possess Aspects if the original has them.


Rules for Playing a Shade Fairy

• To play a Shade Fairy you must first post your character in the Eclipse ORP
• Though these threads are in the event forum please post all your rps including shade fairies in the regular rping forum as they are regular old rps, not special event ones. (This is basically so we don't move around all your rps to the archives when the event is over)
If you would like to include a label to differentiate them you can however.
• You may only play the Shade version of your own characters or NPCs.
• There is no limit to how many of your characters may have a Shade fairy clone. As long as they were posted in the ORP they may participate.
• Each character only gets one clone, once you've killed it it is gone forever.
• A clone has the same powers/strengths that your character does, not any extras.
• Your personal clone will not attack another person's character or their Shade fairy.
• If a Shade fairy kills it's target that target is DEAD. Forever.
So you'll probably want to keep that for NPCs that your characters know and not your actual characters.

If you have any questions about the event please ask them here! This is our special Event Q&A.
Also if you want to link your own shade fairy rps for others to read feel free too!

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 6:32 pm


What are the auras of the Shades? Like youma or...??
PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2013 8:47 am


Guine
What are the auras of the Shades? Like youma or...??


The auras are very minimal, basically so small you won't even notice one until they're almost upon you (probably within eye shot). However when up close you will notice a slight aura and it feels completely different then any current aura we have in the shop.

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 25, 2013 7:35 am


Small update to the FAQ ninja





Just kidding. It's in the 'Purpose' section.
PostPosted: Fri Oct 25, 2013 7:54 am


Following on from Die Fluegel's question, does fighting your shade in a rp count as a battle if there are more than one powered characters in the same rp, but only one powered character has a shade present in the rp?

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 25, 2013 10:09 am


litian
Following on from Die Fluegel's question, does fighting your shade in a rp count as a battle if there are more than one powered characters in the same rp, but only one powered character has a shade present in the rp?


Two (or more) powered characters fighting one shade clone would count as a battle, yes.

The only situations that won't count for battle reqs are when there are less then 2 powered characters in the rp (so basically a solo or 1 powered + 1 civilian + 1 shade) or when people don't try to fight their shades at all in the rp and just try to flee from them.
PostPosted: Sun Oct 27, 2013 9:34 am


I'm not sure if this was already asked...

So I know shades won't attack other people's characters or shades, but what if the shade (one that can't flicker in and out) is being prevented from getting to its target? Would it be feasible for the shade to strike out at whoever is restraining them in order to continue chasing after their target?

Such as... Shade A is trying to get to Senshi A, but Knight B has confronted Shade A, preventing it to get to Senshi A. Can Shade A use its magic or attack to escape from Knight B?

IDK


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 27, 2013 3:14 pm


Guine
I'm not sure if this was already asked...

So I know shades won't attack other people's characters or shades, but what if the shade (one that can't flicker in and out) is being prevented from getting to its target? Would it be feasible for the shade to strike out at whoever is restraining them in order to continue chasing after their target?

Such as... Shade A is trying to get to Senshi A, but Knight B has confronted Shade A, preventing it to get to Senshi A. Can Shade A use its magic or attack to escape from Knight B?

IDK


Sure, Shades are hellbent on getting at their originals, so if it requires striking someone (physically or with magic) to get to their opponent they definately will do it. They will always choose attacking the person they're cloning versus attacking any others in the group, but if others are restraining them or in their way they may strike at them on their way to their desired opponent. As soon as they can get to their original though they will, they aren't going to linger and continue attacking someone else.
PostPosted: Mon Oct 28, 2013 3:02 pm



What happens if a Negaverse officer/corrupt senshi attempts to go for a shade's starseed? I would expect they don't have starseeds or an analogue, but would the officer simply not be able to reach in? Would they reach in and find nothing?

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 30, 2013 7:54 am


Die Fluegel der Freiheit

What happens if a Negaverse officer/corrupt senshi attempts to go for a shade's starseed? I would expect they don't have starseeds or an analogue, but would the officer simply not be able to reach in? Would they reach in and find nothing?


They do not have starseeds. Their hand will go in but there is nothing to grab (and the shade will not feel any pain or anything - as usually reaching in someone's chest is pretty debilitating/distracting to the person). It's just basically.. swirly shadowy insides.

Luckily, they also don't seem to realize the starseed thing, so Nega clones probably aren't going to attempt to rip out your starseed unless you happen to have a clever one.
PostPosted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 7:31 pm


* Civilian characters will start with 30 HP and powered characters will start with 40 HP. If your HP reaches 0 your character has fled/passed out/otherwise left the battle some how.
If your character participated in the shade fairy plot at all prior to this final battle please add an extra 10 points to your HP. (You've experienced them and know what you're up against after all!)


What if you participated in the first ORP, but never really "experienced" the shades/clones? It says "if your character participated in the shade fairy plot at all", so does the first ORP count, even though they might have never had "experience" with the shades?

What if you didn't participate in the first ORP but discussed the shades and what was going on with someone who had experience with them, and learned about the shades from them? Does that count as "experience" or would it only count if they fought them?


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PostPosted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 9:47 pm


Guine
* Civilian characters will start with 30 HP and powered characters will start with 40 HP. If your HP reaches 0 your character has fled/passed out/otherwise left the battle some how.
If your character participated in the shade fairy plot at all prior to this final battle please add an extra 10 points to your HP. (You've experienced them and know what you're up against after all!)


What if you participated in the first ORP, but never really "experienced" the shades/clones? It says "if your character participated in the shade fairy plot at all", so does the first ORP count, even though they might have never had "experience" with the shades?

What if you didn't participate in the first ORP but discussed the shades and what was going on with someone who had experience with them, and learned about the shades from them? Does that count as "experience" or would it only count if they fought them?


Only people who have physically battled a shade get the bonus. It doesn't have to be your own shade (you could have been helping someone fight theirs) but you have to have fought one at some point to have the extra 'experience'.
PostPosted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 12:00 am


Since the first attack from the Shade Queen Finsternis has occurred, is the battle against her closed to new entrants?

And if we're still allowed to join, how should we handle the attack with regard to HP since the character is arriving after it? Roll, taking damage as walking into the attack unexpectedly? Not roll taking damage and come fresh in to the fight?

Likewise, if someone weren't able to enter in until tomorrow after a second or third attack, should they roll damage for all attacks Queen Finsternis has volleyed, just the one prior to their entry, or none as though their character was coming fresh to battle?

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 09, 2013 4:24 am


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* Civilian characters will start with 30 HP and powered characters will start with 40 HP. If your HP reaches 0 your character has fled/passed out/otherwise left the battle some how.
If your character participated in the shade fairy plot at all prior to this final battle please add an extra 10 points to your HP. (You've experienced them and know what you're up against after all!)


What if you participated in the first ORP, but never really "experienced" the shades/clones? It says "if your character participated in the shade fairy plot at all", so does the first ORP count, even though they might have never had "experience" with the shades?

What if you didn't participate in the first ORP but discussed the shades and what was going on with someone who had experience with them, and learned about the shades from them? Does that count as "experience" or would it only count if they fought them?


Only people who have physically battled a shade get the bonus. It doesn't have to be your own shade (you could have been helping someone fight theirs) but you have to have fought one at some point to have the extra 'experience'.


Got it! Then idk if you guys would want to edit that HP rule to state that it excludes the Eclipse Viewing as part of the event since others have been confused by it as well! It could read either way, I think! Thanks!!
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