Shamitako

1. It's a single burst, but it's a long burst if that makes sense. So, like, when it's activated it will push everything away, and it will keep pushing those things away for a certain period (although the only thing really effected by this would be the ground), probably something like four seconds, but new things entering the range won't be pushed away without another activation 2. It's constant, everything goes away at the same speed. I didn't exactly have a specific speed in mind, but it's probably something akin to a bullet from a pistol. EDIT: 270 m/s (it goes very fast) Oh, and note that the larger the surface area, the faster it's going to slow down once it exits her range. So say, a bullet, will continue to travel at bullet speeds. But her chestpiece will probably slow to much more mundane speeds within a matter of milliseconds. So like it it hits someone's head inside the field, it's probably going to smash their skull. But if it hits their head one meter outside the field it'll just knock them out... I think, I didn't do the math for that 3. ...Sigh, okay, lemme go come up with an exact speed so I can calculate the force she exerts so I can calculate the amount of counter-force needed. Gimme twenty minutes EDIT: Okay, not twenty minutes, forgot surface area would effect it. EDIT 2: owait, I'm a scrub, I just gotta find an objects inertia. EDIT 3: Okay, it's too early in the morning for me to give you actual numbers, but lemme at least explain all the stuff I need to sort out. Basically I just need to figure out how much mass (and possibly surface area) she's using her ability on, then I need to sort out how you tell if a certain amount of mass is enough to not move when an ambiguous force tries to propel it to 270 m/s Also note that this is a threshold. So anything below this amount of mass, her ability will always set its velocity to 270 m/s away from her. there's also a second threshold farther out where the surface she's above won't be effected at all, but I won't even know where to start on that until I finish figuring out this one You know it would have been a lot easier if you'd just let me say "it depends" so I could have her levitate on concrete floors but smash through wooden ones or whatever. Instead of having to figure out how much mass the ground has every time she uses her ability On, and fun fact, all of these things mean a bullet moving at 270 m/s will slow to almost a complete stop if it's in the effected area when she activates her ability Also, I'm a scrub, it's supposed to be a two meter diameter. meaning it's actually a one meter radius from her center of mass

Based entirely on champion, Ezreal. Ez is great at kiting, Darius is weak to kiting. Darius tries to pull? Ez blinks out. Darius tries to run up? Ez just kites away, blinking when needed. Etc

So the heal is too much, but I would so love the bonus stacks. Stacking is so damn annoying during midgame, if you die so much as once during teamfights it's going to take you forever to get back up without just dying more, and in the meantime you're going to be half as useful as normal

So hi, my name's Lexi, and this is a guide. We've had a few people complaining lately about how it's tough to get into roleplaying on Reborn, or at least tough to do it write (get it, write?) So Ima make an attempt to help remedy that If you're reading this you're probably new to the roleplaying section of the Reborn forums. You might be a regular on Reborn, you might be an experienced RPer, you might be both, you might be neither. Whatever the reason you're a total scrub and need help Right, so then, Scrub (this is how I will refer to the reader from now on pls no be mad, is joke), what do you need to do to get into roleplaying here on Reborn? Has Grammer Pls Before you do anything else you're going to need the writer's most important tool: Readable grammar "But Lexi," You say, "I slept through English class." And that's okay, Scrub, I didn't ask you to have a degree in English. Just write well enough that your fellow RPers can understand you. Capitalize close to properly, use some semblance of punctuation, and try to keep your dialogue looking neat. Even when you're talking OOC, try to keep things neat Find the Starting Line Good job Scrub, you went and refreshed yourself on what a semicolon is, now you can actually get into an RP. It's recommended that you don't just dive in to the first thing you see. Look for something that's either based on something you're a fan of (like a Pokemon RP) or an RP that's primary focus is to be silly. All RPs are supposed to be fun of course, but there are some that have the entire goal as just doing goofy things and not so much crafting a story Read All the Things Now that you see a neat RP, be sure to read all the information in the OP. Just skimming it is a good way to miss important information, and missing information is a good way to get your character rejected. In addition, it's a good idea to read through the accepted character sheets for a concept of what expectations the host will have of your sheet. Andif the RP has already started, go read some of the earlier posts as well as the more recent ones Quite the Character Okay Scrub, you've got your semicolons, your RP, and all the information your brain can handle. Now you can start writing a character. Grab that lovely little sheet in the OP with your clipboard and head down to the posting section (or a Word/google Doc ifyou need to be able to save it for later) What kind of character you create is almost entirely up to you. And while I could give you some nice tips on how to make a good one, I'm going to be lazy and pawn that off on my lovely friend Acqui, who happens to have already written a guide on the subject which is totally not in a suspiciously similar format to this guide. Once you've gotten a character accepted, you can actually start playing and developing your character even further Be Polite, or I'll Vaporize You It's no surprise that being rude is going to make people not like you, and thus not want to roleplay with you. Keep in mind that to all of us, you're a complete and total newbie to RPing, no matter how experienced you are. So when (not if, when) someone criticizes an aspect of your character, instead of acting like the God of Writing and getting all indignant, try looking at your character and seeing if they might be right. Roleplay is a joint effort between all involved parties, so try your best to keep on good terms with everyone. Learning to accept critcism, even when it's not presented in the nicest manner, is a crucial step in becoming a good RPer Consistency is Key There's two types of consistency you need to keep on your mind at all times, Scrub. The first is posting consistency, there's no requirement to post every day but don't be like Lexi and constantly delay your next post for months on end. The other is character consistency. You remember a couple paragraphs ago where you wrote a character? Well now you have to make sure that character doesn't end up as someone else. Character development is important, but all in all they should keep true to who they are Roleplaying Taboos There's a lot of stuff you should avoid, here I'll try to provide a list of the most important ones that are never okay for anyone. Do note that everyone has a slightly different definition of these things, so this isn't a one size fits all list, if you're ind oubt, be sure to ask the person you're interacting with before doing something. You'll usually see these as part of a generic ruleset, but just because they don't show up in the rules doesn't mean you should do them Metagaming. Metagaming is the act of using information that you as a player know, but your character shouldn't know. There's too many ways to do this for me to listIt's not always obvious when you do it that it's happening, so if someone calls you out on it, try to be amiable and fix it Powerplaying/bunnying. These are two different things, but they're similar so I'm going to cover them together. Powerplaying is when you take control of another character that's in an interaction with yours and make them do something that their roleplayer clearly didn't intend for them to do. Bunnying is a bit more subtle and less likely to cause huge issues, in fact some RPers may even willingly allow you to bunny their characters when they're going to be unable to post for a while. Bunnying is basically when you take control of a character indirectly, generally by assuming what their next action will be without consulting their player first. A certain amount of bunnying is bound to happen (like assuming a character followed you inside when they agreed to do so already) but it can get out of hand, so you should be careful Godmodding. Godmodding is a fairly large umbrella term for basically doing anything that doesn't give the other characters a chance to react. The most common variation of this is to auto-land hits during a fight. This can usually be avoided by leaving room for your opponent to dodge or block in your wording. Instead of saying "Scrub hit them with his sword" say " Scrub swung at them with his sword" Bullet-posting/speedposting. This is more a courtesy thing than anything else. If you're in an interaction with more than one person, try to avoid just going back and forth with one other person in the interaction and leaving everyone else behind. Not everyone can output ten posts per hour 1v1 Me IRL M8 Fight scenes, ah lovely fight scenes. Chances are that you're going to have to enter into one of these at some point, Scrub. And if you and your opponent don't do it right, there's gonna be a whole lotta butthurt. So do it right from your end, because that's half the battle, pun intended. Firstly, unless the RP specifically has rules indicating who has the advantage in a fight, always assume you have the disadvantage. When you attack, expect to miss. When you try to dodge, don't expect to just get out cleanly. Even if you win a fight, you're not likely to be unscathed. As Murdoc would say: "Play to lose." If both players go into a fight expecting to lose, then neither will be upset when the other manages to win. Also, try not to have fights run for too long, if it's starting to look like it's not going to end, PM your opponent and try to work out how to end it quickly Now it's Your Turn So now you've participated in at least one RP, but participating isn't enough, you want to craft your own world. I'm not going to explain how that works, there's plenty of info on that already, and besides this guide is for scrubs. But Scrub, do want to encourage you to try it out at some point. Play in a few RPs and get the hang of things, and then try branching out and crafting your own worlds for others to play in. Hosting is easily one of the most rewarding things I've done in my entire life. If you can manage to maintain interest you won't be disappointed. A good way to get into hosting without too much pressure is to run a reroll The Student has Become the Teacher Only one thing left to do once you've mastered roleplay, help others to do that same. You may be Scrub now, but someday you could become Sensei. Use your newly found skills to help other scrubs become masters as well. But always remember that no matter how much of a pro RPer you are, you can always improve And above all else, have some fun crafting stories with your fellow roleplayers. That's what we're all here for after all With Hope, Lexi

"too close to the" Lexi, finish your sentences, please And yes, feel free to Pm me with multitude of questions if you need to. I'm a relatively experienced RPer at this point so I should be able to give you some idea of a useful answer

Oi, Nugget type person, hi. I'm gonna go ahead and assume you're new to RPing and try to give you some help with stuff Firstly, 90% of roleplaying done on this site is done in third person. If you've been through third grade then I'm sure you know what third person means so I won't demean you by trying to explain it Part of the reason for this is to prevent confusion with everyone referring to themselves the same way. Another reason is because first person can push the character too close to the Next, when editing a sheet, instead of just adding on to the end, delete the older stuff. This looks much neater and helps prevent clutter. However, don't delete old info before you finish revising it, since that can just make you forget things Try filling out your personality and appearance sections better. You don't have to give every detail, but try to give at least a full paragraph for each Backstory refers to the general story of your character's life. What you've written is what's known as an introductory post. Very few RPs on this site utilize introductory posts as a way to determine whether or not to accept a new character, if any. Instead of writing out individual actions, try to get an overview of your character's entire life Your writing has next to zero punctuation whatsoever. Without at least some semblance of proper punctuation it's going to be next to impossible to read, which is going to make it literally impossible to roleplay with you. Good writing is key to good roleplaying And, as Murdoc said, try reading through the other player's sheets and mimicking how they wrote their characters

Meanwhile Lamb shoots arrows, jumps around, saves lives, marks champions, does the other two AAs on their E, etc Wolf doesn't feel very well integrated. Lamb participates one way or another in every skill or action, Wolf occasionally bites people and marks the jungle. They're still cool, but I wish they were more balanced between savageness and mercy owo

I mean, there was a thing in the lore about how "Kindred brings death, but they can also delay or it" or something. It fits their lore just fine It also actually goes very well with them being an ADC. Being squishy AF, having a way to keep themselves alive while they wait for cooldowns or to survive being bursted down by the enemy midlaner is actually kinda awesome. And of course the utility it gives the team is nice too Their issue imo is that they're extremely vulnerable to counterjungling. If they can make it past the early game though, they can provide lots of lane pressure and transfer over to be a second ADC in teamfights Which brings up the point that duo ADC can actually be really good, and Kindred allows more team comps with that setup by going into the jungle My main issue is with how little Wolf does. It feel less like Kindred and more like Lamb with the occasional bite of Wolf

Thus why I store all of my RP information in my head or on Google Drive owo

Is Medusa supposed to be hard to get or something? In other news, I got Lancer Cu and I think Ima run him as my backup for a while over Carm

Yes, please, farm2late as Lee Sin owo

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Stay alive, farm until lategame, win owo

Yeah, I could use a couple more posts... Sorry I didn't leave anything open for you Strat. TBH I only really left Kallisto open... Acutally, that's not entirely true. Sharp, Riley, Mary, and Haley (assuming I didn't make Haley leave the room, I might have done that) are all open. People just seem to have forgotten that the non-goddess NPCs exist (though, TBH, the only one anyone would have a reason to interact with is Haley, so if she walked out that's whoops)

To quote me a bit earlier NEways, done with my sheet now

So I tried it, and it was going P well... (for me, the game was overall even, only thing I couldn't 1v1 was Cait) And then I DC'd and we lost/surrendered before I could get back

everyone's a scrubby scrubby n00blord at some point, DW about it ^^ And then I tell you that I already knew how it worked Also, working on Kiyoko ATM, should be finished soonish

I<3Physics Basically, Strat, using on a multiplier on a decibel level is gonna do crazy things. It would probably be better to have a range (I.E. ten decibels higher or lower, something like that) It would still be a lot, but not nearly as much as a multiplier