How about each ID controls their own wizard, and we all fight each other?

Ooh, is this inspired by the Battle Wizards card game?

On rival wizards, I have a magic system I have been working on for an eventual quest that involves casting spells by making words from random letters (based on the SPELL tabletop RPG system). I am not sure whether it would be overly complicated for a simple quest(it involves four stats and die rolls), but would you be interested in hearing it?

>How about each ID controls their own wizard, and we all fight each other?
The problem with assigning roles or characters to specific suggesters is that different suggesters respond at different rates and you end up either skipping a lot of suggesters' turns or waiting a lot for that one suggester who takes a really long time to respond or forgets altogether.

lord buttchug the fratomancer, specializes in charms and cantrips that can inebriate and induce recklessness.

pining for the wizarding college days of yore, buttchug focused his entire skillset on recreating the glory days through the proxy of other people.

Primarily specc'd around confusion and disorientation, buttchug still has a few offense skills he can call upon.
the first of these is a teleportation charm he put on the dean's car as a prank back in college. it's still active, though the car has limited uses before it will become an unusable hunk of scrap.
he drops it on people.

the second is his wizzardballe arcana, a series of personal enchantments and buffs that give him increased stamina and physical prowess, especially as they relate to throwing spherical artifacts and grappling tackles.

also, he really likes the extended works of wizard Chaucer.

Pinball wizard.

Sssassssha Sssalavaria, the lizard wizard! Once a normal young peasant girl, she was bitten by a mutagenic salamander, being suddenly transformed into a hideous lizardwoman! This inspired her to master general reptileomancy, specializing in the transformation of just about anything into the cold-blooded killer of her choosing.
Your nose? That's a snake.
That rock you're standing on? Boom, a densely packed clump of those small poisonous treefrogs.
Your wand? Ohyoubetterfuckingbelieve that's a snake now.

And another idea, if we choose one wizard, then maybe all or some of the other suggestions could be encountered later as enemies?

Haha, I love what you did with Milenia. Total nerd complete with a PKE-meter thingy.

It's pretty cool of you to illustrate the whole bunch of ideas.

Kevin the magician. Is he a wizard who uses his magic to cheat at magic tricks, or a magician so skilled that his tricks are as powerful as real magic? The world may never know.

If we can suggest cameos, my vote goes to Ronaldo the Verbumancer.
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>>95739
Haha, nevermind. I didn't see the quest started already and this got addressed.

>>95718
That would be really complicated and slow to do, even if it's an interesting concept.

>>95720
Yeah! The point of the quest is mostly about making weird spells and wizards and see them fight.

I don't think i could use any real system aside for plain jokes and silly commentary in this quest, but i'd be really interested in hearing (well, reading) your system and try it irl with my gaming group.

>>95729
The other wizards will: either appear as enemies, die during the tournament, or act as replacement if the first wizard that was chosen dies! The first two points will be done by me rolling dice, the third part will have a votation to choose from the remaining poll (Unless you manage to survive with the first wizard)

>>95730
Thanks :D

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They shall appear! either as contestants or cameos!

BoxDog 2015/10/23(Fri)03:51 No. 95745 ID: 15fae4
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i have a shitty wizard character

>>95745

Check the quest. Ren already appeared!

>>95744
How the Word Wizard spellcasting system it works (based on the SPELL tabletop rpg system):
Step 1: Select an Impulse, or general purpose of the spell from the following: (The original system has different Impulses and more of them)
- Creation: Making, repairing or increasing qualities
- Destruction: Destroying, damaging, or decreasing qualities
- Movement: Moving, reshaping, or exchanging
- Stillness: Stopping movement, reinforcing, or preventing change
Step 2: Roll d6 equal to your ranks in that impulse (4 for the highest through 1 for the lowest)
Step 3: Draw the resulting number of letters from a random letter generator (redrawing if no vowels)
Step 4: Make a word or words fitting with the impulse to cast a spell.
So for example,
1: You choose Stillness, with a rank of 3
2. You roll 3 d6 and get 14
3. You draw the letters S U T O N G G O A R O W J M
4. You cast a spell fitting with the Impulse such as NO GO to halt an enemy in place for a moment, TAR GOO to slow them as if they were stuck in tar, or GO WRONG to make them fumble when trying to move.

I made a script for dice rolling, letter generating, and virtual tiles that I can send you if you are interested.

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Relevant?

Matilda the merry mutation mage. Has lived their entire life under a magical radioactive multicolored sun. Her most prized possession is her sunhat that has warded off the more dangerous mutations the sun had to offer.

Rectomancer, Can you guess:)
and the pin ball wizard, if a character, should power over sound and memorys?

Industrial wizard: Master of mining, smelting, metallurgy, assembly lines, and all manner of automated machinery. He can summon a factory that makes or renders down *anything* if he has complete blueprints and a big enough budget.

If you don't mind me stealing one from 1d4chan:
Arseplomancer, a wizard-contortionist whose magical specialty is fitting into tiny places and then explosively punching his way out.

Oh, and because this is so fun: Lewdwizard. No particular magic powers, just good at drawing, painting, filming and photographing lewdness.

>>95765
I think the better title would be Eromancer.

Installation Wizard. His spells either thoroughly improve your computing experience or totally bum you out with all the software he wants to give you that you didn't even know you'd receive.

How about a Disco Wizard, channeling all the mighty powers of the 1970s.

>>95746

I didn't catch that for a while.
For each cameo she makes I will pet my cat once.

>>95775
>implying your cat will allow pettings to be limited

I'm going to be sad when Lizard Wizard get's torn to pieces

>>95774
please oh god

>>95781
r.i.p.

Man, the Medicine spellschool seems really flexible. So far we've used it to:
1) Curse people with physical maladies
2) Move faster
3) Summon up a vehicle
4) Outright swap places with another mage
5) Summon up a bladed weapon

By contrast, meat magic has not been very flexible. It's good for making a golem but I suspect we could have done something similar with just Medicine.

Stand Wizard

Each of his powers are highly-specialized magic ghosts that shoot out of his back.
He is also able to pose dramatically to slow down time so he can get out dense monologues on what his next attack is going to be before doing it, this is all he can do with it.

I think it's that medicine magic from the get-go is more conceptually...Tricky? Like there's more in that space then in meat magic, or at the least, it's vague enough each of us can have a different take on what it is, and thus make it more versatile.
Not to say meat isn't versatile but...I think we're hung up on using actual meats and how does one even make that work I don't know-is our problem.

>>95795
have we tried processing people? curing salts in the eyes, jerky tongue, etc?

>>95795
have we tried processing people? curing salts in the eyes, jerky tongue, etc?

ahem.

race car

you're welcome