Sounds good. I'll be leaving you alone skelton. You may not have exactly walked into this game with the greatest intentions, but it doesn't appear like you want to completely destroy us right away.

There's still the one I'm after though... if things happen at the same time, if there's anyone who does perish, souleater would put Sevarus at a really hard place to eliminate.

Sorry Sevarus, you haven't exactly convinced me that you should be left alone. Unless you can raise the point there are bigger fish to fry besides yourself.

Just saying Wyz all you have to do is commit 52 attack onto Sevarus and he's dead in turn one no matter what he does. That said I don't think a one turn kill would be particularly sporting.

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Just saying Wyz all you have to do is commit 52 attack onto Sevarus and he's dead in turn one no matter what he does. That said I don't think a one turn kill would be particularly sporting.

Unless someone kills me, and powers happen during the same part of the turn as attacks do, in which case, he'd get a +50 energy boost, and survive.

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Just saying Wyz all you have to do is commit 52 attack onto Sevarus and he's dead in turn one no matter what he does. That said I don't think a one turn kill would be particularly sporting.

He has blur. This means he's gonna do all 50 of his attack on someone, because as long as his attack his higher then any attacker's defense, it's negated. So he's not a one turn kill. Which is dangerous, as he's sporting souleater.

EDIT: and along with what tec said.

Who cares who attacks who go out their and enjoy it. Besides evreyone is just gonna clone themselves to death anyway

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Who cares who attacks who go out their and enjoy it. Besides evreyone is just gonna clone themselves to death anyway

I care. All of us care. I'm trying to feel where everyone's targets are. Where the real strengths and threats lie. I'm here not to eliminate anyone in particular, I first want to defend myself. Besides, if the clones die, that only helps you, right? I'm not sure if you're taking a bluff in this or actually don't understand where I'm coming from.

Skele will out number us anyway. He has practically won anyway. Don't think you can stop the clones.

Considering that the clones have to allocate away 60 energy before anything else I don't imagine they can be as much a threat as you are in the long term. After two or three people die, or even when you attack literally anyone, you will have a MAJOR boost to power. ALL of your abilities work in perfect synergy. The only thing holding you back from being 100% dominant is your low energy. I don't see why I shouldn't attack you before anyone else, considering you DIRECTLY benefit from anyone else dying before you do.

Seems you guys are doing it already, but just thought I'll officially say it to those who don't know: Feel free to use this thread or other forms of communication to discuss alliances and voting strategies and such.


Just waiting on one more guy to PM now

You can stop the clones. They're weak in power. They have numbers, but the total energy they provide is not as substantial as getting your souleater boost.

This said, you're one of the few that may be able to deal with the clones. What do you say to that?

Does Sevarus's Vampiric Bite trigger from Plauge stacks he's put on other people?

Naw, it's from damage he inflicts from attacks (I think...)

OKAY. Sorry again, guys. I will have to pause this game once again. We need to get 2 things out of the way:

a) The TRUE nature of Cosmic Particles. Forget everything I said on the topic. We will follow what its original meaning was: That at the start of the game, everyone has a 60-energy deficit or a -60 penalty in layman's terms. What does this mean? It means, that those with less than 60 energy, will not be able to move until someone dies. Tough luck. But Nyarly worked hard to nominate this and solely bid on it. Seeing as bidding is also part of this game, Nyarly deserves to activate this ability in full force.

If I were the less-than-60 crowd, I would take my time now to talk with your fellow players, such as Nyarly who is clearly masterful at 90+ energy, for example, and plead not to die in exchange for an alliance. Negotiation is also part of the game. Good luck with this.


and our 2nd item:


b) Skeleton has misinterpreted Gemini Suit as an ability to be used. It is actually classified as a Sidekick, as I had been explaining since the beginning. This completely destroys Skelly's "infinite clones" strategy (but does not make him less of a threat tbh). Hence, Skelly will have to give me initial values to his Gemini Suit in order to activate it for start of play.


Apologies for the false start, and the confusion. We will resume as soon as the 2nd item is resolved. The first is just for everyone's FYI.

I will be generating true starting energy values (with the 60 energy deficit) as soon as Skelly gives me what I need.

Gocha Hewitt. That frankly makes a lot more sense even though that's not what I bid for and I thought I had asked you about this enough to ensure this didn't happen now.

One last thing is to be able to use Mimic on the non sidekick powers that are actually powers not entities in themselves I need to be able to know the power strength / what was bid for each power in the game as that is the Mimic spend cost. This information may as well be public as it's completely useless to anyone else and I'm pretty sure it's meant to be public anyway following the rules page.

So I give 5 power from my original self over to the only clone I can make for the rest of the game.

So I suppose we'll be restarting the turn with respect to the fact that cosmic particles is now in effect?