Here we have some diagrams and tools to help you roleplay at Lubchenko!
Starting with the Event Generator
This is created to make things fair in the role-play if events were to come up. Let's say there's a fight, an accident, or something that you simply could not agree upon or make up your mind about. Here's a helpful thread to help you decide or decide for you!
Make a Hit
First of all, you will be using the "Post Action" option at the bottom of your "reply" text box for any reason you'll use this event thread.
Let's say you were doing a poker game, you will number the listed random choices and then choose random number option in the post action and set the lowest number to the lowest number you listed (which will probably be one) and the highest number to the highest number you listed (this will vary). After you press submit you will get a number and that number will reflect on the list you made and therefore be your character's choice of action.
For fights, you can have a "win or loose" situation or a "hit or miss" situation if you take a roll before your reply each time the fight's in session.
For a "win or loose" situation, you will put the numbered choices "win" and "loose" as many times as you want (more than once, but always equal).
For a "hit or miss" situation, there is a hit or miss system below and you will use dice option this time with one six-sided di. These are the different types of hit and an idea of what each hit is: "Light Hit: You broke little to no skin, you injured them in some small way but nothing to really injure your opponent. Medium, Hit: You managed to penetrate through the skin, maybe cracked a skin or made it harder for your opponent to move. Hard Hit: Broke through the skin and down to the bone, maybe even broke a bone or immobilized your opponent for a few seconds Critical Hit: Broke something, maybe even hit something major. Perhaps made your opponent unable to move or gave them a fatal blow" Hits can stack up. Two light hits will make a medium hit. Two medium will make a hard. Two hard will make a critical. If you hit light then medium then it makes a hard.
xxxxxxxxx ▶x1x Miss xxxxxxxxx ▶x2x Light Hit xxxxxxxxx ▶x3x Light Hit xxxxxxxxx ▶x4x Medium Hit xxxxxxxxx ▶x5x Hard Hit xxxxxxxxx ▶x6x Critical Hit
To use this neat trick of mine, fill out the code below and post in this thread whenever the event comes up for it.
[size=15][b] T A K E [color=white]x[/color] A [color=white]x[/color] H I T [/b][/size] [list][list][list][list][size=10]Generating Roll for :: [b]Character Name Here[/b] I've rolled a [b]#[/b] meaning I've landed [b](a type of hit here)[/b] against [b]OTHER CHARACTER NAME HERE[/b].[/list][/list][/list][/list][/size]
Pain or No Pain
As far as if the students feel pain or not the STUDENTS will decide as a group. Example: If there is two students and they both agree they don't want to feel the pain then they don't feel pain... same thing go for if they do want to feel pain.
Now let's take into consideration that their is two students and one wants to feel pain while the other doesn't. At this point we will role the dice here to see if they will pain or not. If the dice rolls no-pain then it's simply no pain... however, if the dice rolls pain then the pain is broke into only 50% percent of what the student would have felt before.
To do this, make a reply to this thread and choose post action > roll dice > four sided > one die.
xxxxxxxxx ▶x1x Pain xxxxxxxxx ▶x2x No Pain xxxxxxxxx ▶x3x Pain xxxxxxxxx ▶x4x No Pain
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 2:40 pm
C A M P U S x M A P
1-2. Mountains- Behind the campus and past the woods are large flour-white mountains. The mountains are secluded and isolated. Enter at your own risk. 3-4. Lake - Enter at your own risk. There is no life guard looking over it. 5-7. Woods - The woods are secluded and isolated. Enter at your own risk. 8. Normal Grassy Areas - It's just a pretty view. 9. Lubchenko Beach - We will lots of parties here... it is also just a random sandy and grassy area that is open to the water. 10. Garden- A beautiful garden created by the nature club. 11. Circle Drive- It is convenient for drop offs. 12. Parking Lot - It is right outside the school campus itself and is for visitors or staff that own vehicles. 13. Sidewalks - These, if followed, take you everywhere the school has to offer. 14. Main Entrance Gate- It is not normally strictly reinforced while other times it can used for a tight hold down. Two gargoyles watch over the entrance here. 15. Gate To Activity Center- It is not normally strictly reinforced while other times it can used for a tight hold down. 16. Tree - In the middle of the circled sidewalk is a beautiful tree where students can sit under and enjoy the outside. 17. Girl's Dorms - For more information see the misc photos post. 18. Boy's Dorms - For more information see the misc photos post. 19. Staff's Dorms - These dorms are off limits to students. For more information see the staff dorms post. 20. Headmaster Residence- The headmaster's house is off limits unless stated otherwise. 21-23. Bike Space- Here is a little parking space for students/staff if they have a bike or any of the sort. 24-26. Dorm Gates- They are not strictly reinforced. 27. Sport Fields - On this part of the campus is where all the different sport fields are located (football, baseball, soccer, etc.) 28. Combat Arena - This is a isolated for safety where the according teacher can take students to practice combat. After-all, we live in a supernatural universe and one must always know how to defend themselves. 29. Ball Room - The ballroom has it's own building. The ballroom itself is on the bottom part while the other "dance" class rooms on on top. There is also a balcony on the outside of the building and in the inside that overlooks the ball room itself. On the side there is a elegant stairway that leads to the top floor and balcony(s). 30. Activity Center - This activity center is ONLY open after school hours. The building itself is about three stories high and holds the: the campus store, dance club, karaoke room... etc. 31. Swimming Pool - The outside swimming pool that is used for a elective during school hours and is free for students to use after school hours whenever they feel like it. There is also several lifeguards looking over this pool at all times. 32. Main School Building - This is where different classrooms and club rooms are being held. 33. Cafeteria - The cafeteria is located in the main school building itself. It has it's own entrance because that is where students usually head to first thing in the morning. The cafeteria holds a very high ceiling with elegant ceiling arches. 34. Tunnels/Hallways - These are regular hallways like that of any school expect for the fact they singled out from the rest of the building and go over the garden in the middle of the courtyard of the school.
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 2:40 pm
C O M B A T x A R E N A
(The combat arena is NOT meant to be like that of another "Hunger Games" television show. The combat arena is meant to allow students to learn to defend themselves in any environment and to learn to use the environment around them to their advantage.)
Entering The Arena: To enter the combat arena one must first enter through a portal which can be found by following a trail deep in the woods, almost near the mountains. Once a person steps through this portal they have entered the Lubchenko Combat Arena. Here, the land is completely virtual, even your own body. Once inside the portal there is two hallways and a door. The rather large hallway that leads off to the right will take you directly to the seats to be part of the audience. The rather large hallway that is in the middle will take you to a room (<-- click for a example of what it will look like.) that is where the contestants will seat and watch what is going on out in the arena while they wait for their turn to fight. Finally the the identification password protected door will lead you to the control room.
Being Part Of The Audience: In this land, in the main state, you may have a seat on the steps to be part of the audience. However this all depends on the arena. For example the arena where it is just a field of grass (C) or the maze arena (E) the audience will go down the same hall way as before but this time they will enter a room (<-- click for a example of what it will look like.) where their will be lots of seating surrounded by projector so they will be able watch what is going inside the arena. However, the other arenas like the normal state and the tournament arena (H) there is places to seat. So in tournaments like these the audience (student/staff body) can come in and have a seat accordingly. Here they will be in a safe zone protected by a invisible force field. (Example: If there is something being thrown around in the arena and something goes flying toward the audience.... it will automatically be defected and fall to the ground.
Fighting In The Arena: This room is made to be completely safe for anyone that is fighting. Though the pain may feel real, nothing is actually being damaged to your real body. After all, no can actually die in this land. The instance before someone hits their "point of death" they are automatically teleported out of the area of combat and back to a safe zone (the entry way in front of the hallways) where they are automatically healed back to their original health they was at when they first stepped through the portal.
(Each student/staff that is in a fight are allowed five (at most) posts in a fight scene. So therefore a the "fight" doesn't last for pages while the role-play is moving on. Check out the "Event Generator" for fair hits. When you are on your last post (and if you have not already made the decision who will win among yourselves) then you will go to the "Event Generator" and will post correctly to see who will win. ~ If you are on the losing team... well... of course you hit your brink of death and get teleported out of the arena back to the safe zone.
PAIN OR NO PAIN: As far as if the students feel pain or not the STUDENTS will decide as a group. Example: If there is two students and they both agree they don't want to feel the pain then they don't feel pain... same thing go for if they do want to feel pain.
Now let's take into consideration that their is two students and one wants to feel pain while the other doesn't. At this point we will role the dice (HERE) to see if they will pain or not. If the dice rolls no-pain then it's simply no pain... however, if the dice rolls pain then the pain is broke into only 50% percent of what the student would have felt before.
TEACHERS MUST FOLLOW THIS RULE AT ALL TIMES OR TERMINATION WILL OCCUR.
The Control Room: In this virtual land there is one control room that is controlled by (NPC - that is soon to be made) or a staff member. It scans for your identification (it will pick up on doppelgangers, shape-shifters, etc.) and is protected by a password that only the headmaster can give you. Every password is different so she can keep track of who is running it to make sure things run smoothly. This control room controls every single aspect of the arena except for what the portal looks like on the outside. They can change rather the students feel pain or not, the can change the weather, the temperature, and even so much as how the room itself looks like.
The Normal State: The normal state of the arena is a roughly square pit constructed of ancient stone. The vertical sides are topped with vicious spikes that prevent any prey (or any unworthy predators) from escaping. The pit itself is filled with tall square columns that provide for vertical combat, as well as giving the arena floor a vaguely maze-like feel. Vents in the pit's floor are capable of spewing flame intermittently for an additional hazard.
Pictures Of The Arena: Here are pictures of what the arena is able to turn into. The pictures with the (*) beside the letter that titles them are the arenas where there is seating. While the others will take you to a room to watch the fight. (There may also be descriptions of the arena under the photos.)
A. The Desert B. The Moutains C. The Grasslands D. Arles Roman Arena E. The Maze F. The Ghost City G. The Auditorium H. The Tournament Arena I. The Metal Room
Important Information: ♦ The combat area is always open for three kinds of tournaments: team tournaments, one-on-one, or one-against-all tournaments.
♦ When you win in the tournament, you are granted a reward, that normally of cash, which you can spend at the campus activity center, anything else on campus or in the near by town.
FAQS: How does the rolling the dice for battles come into play for this?
That all can be explained here. This would be the fairest way to go, really. When it comes to the hits and the wins/losts.
Created by Delirious Illusion
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 5:52 pm
This chart was created to get a visual of where everyone is sitting during the dinner. Talk with the people your character is currently sitting with and decide where to place your group. Then post which seat your character is sitting in so I can update the chart.
