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[IronyOwl]

In a darkened chamber, a white light flickers. An unearthly, ethereal glow, throwing dancing shadows through the rubble and against the walls. Light has come to this place, but it is not the warm glow of life.

In a place known currently only as the Tower, a beacon has been lit. A beacon to warriors of truth and justice, to avatars of love and joy, to servants of good and right, to come cleanse this place of its evil, to surpass and subdue the Tower itself.

Yet the Tower is no mere dungeon. It is a spawling expanse, rising endlessly above, and Death stalks its halls. Even if these champions are successful, it will take time- and in all likelihood, blood. To scale its heights, to know its horrors, to survive its evils... this is no mere quest. It is a campaign.

Should they fail, their bones will decorate its floors and their screams will echo through its corridors. Such is the Tower.


Expedition Thread
1.22 Rulebook

Spoiler: What (click to show/hide)

This will be Yet Another Fire Emblem on Forums (FEF) game with a number of adjustments. Amongst other things, it will consist primarily of magical girls on an extended campaign to scale a tower filled with boundless horrors. Well, and a lot of perfectly normal or at least not especially scary enemies.

Consequently, the game will consist of two parts. One of these will be a home base where characters not on a mission can faff about. In addition to RPing and the like, every RL day that passes gives players not in the field an Industry Point. IP can be spent on crafting attempts, resource harvesting, and other mundane but beneficial tasks.


The other section will consist of relatively standard FEF combat by those currently on mission. Battles will typically be shorter and arguably safer than standard for FEF, but the game makes up for it in other ways. For one thing, death occurs immediately upon reaching 0 HP, with no countdown timer for padding, so "safer" is decidedly relative.

For another, the Tower is divided into bands of five floors topped with a portal room. Until the portal room is reached and attuned to by a given player, the only way up is through each individual floor since the last portal, even if some of them had been cleared already. This means that while experience and loot may be accrued simply by clearing floors, it requires five consecutive battles to truly "climb" the Tower.


For the FEF combat sections, we will be using Version 1.22 of the Fire Emblem RPG. The rules may be found here, but I will also make an attempt at transcribing some of the more important bits here. Feel free to ask for assistance; familiarity with the system is not a prerequisite for playing.

The game will also be heavily modified and houseruled, so pay attention even if you're familiar with the system.

Spoiler: Extra Tower Information (click to show/hide)

The Tower consists of stacked Floors. Each Floor is generally more dangerous than the one below it.

Despite being indoors, the Tower has a wide range of terrain and even weather.

There's a rumor that a Floor consists of far more than the Tower proper, and that once a Floor has been cleared, it's theoretically possible to strike out and explore far more of the level. This isn't to be taken lightly, however, as the extra areas supposedly mimic the Tower proper fairly well... except, being larger, there are sometimes even more dangerous groups out there.

It's possible to retreat from a losing battle, but it takes a bit of time. Going back down the portal you came from isn't instant, and returns you to the base directly, ending your mission.

All Floors consist of normal enemies and a boss. The boss is especially strong and may have unique skills as well. It also drops a powerful item when slain.

You will have a Guide to help you. This Guide will generally not venture into the Tower with you, and likely won't know everything you want to know about.

It is possible to find a new Base, including without abandoning the current one. The specifics of this are unknown.

Spoiler: Houserules (click to show/hide)

For those familiar with FEF, the following is a list of changes to this particular game. Also bear in mind that we will be using 1.22, despite heathen insistence that it is blasphemous and foul.

Players not familiar with FEF may also find the following useful as a list of noteworthy features, and of course to supplement their efforts in learning the current system.


-When you reach 0 HP, you die. There is no countdown timer. Resurrection may be physically possible but should probably not be counted on.
-Promotions work significantly differently. There are no stat caps and class level is not tracked; only overall level. Promoting no longer grants bonus progression rate.
-Experience gain is completely different. There is no Exp Pool, and personal exp gains are very large. Generally speaking, engaging and defeating a roughly even foe in single combat can be expected to grant a level.

-Durability has largely been removed. Items no longer have a Quality stat in most cases.
-Healing items may function differently than expected. In addition, characters do not start off with a vulnerary.
-Rescuing eligibility has been reworked somewhat. It is now possible to rescue very light characters without penalty, and to rescue very heavy characters at an even more severe penalty.

-Expect more peculiar items in general, and even crafting.
-There is no group storage. Dropping an item doesn't necessarily destroy it, though discarding a fragile item in the middle of combat might.
-Due to the lethal nature of dropping to 0 HP, skills that rely on low HP or dropping to 0 HP, such as Miracle or Fury, tend to require buffing. Feel free to ask or make suggestions if you have an interest in such a skill.

-Due to the lethal nature of dropping to 0 HP, Personal Skills and Personal Faults that use the "ally drops to 0 HP" condition tend to be far more potent than normal.
-There are no longer minimums or caps on stat progression.
-Due to the lack of an Exp Pool, as well as concerns over balance with the removal of stat caps, the Blossom skill is unavailable.

-Supports work completely differently, and do not grant stat bonuses while within range. There are other benefits to Support Levels, however.
-Mounted units will generally not have a living horse, wyvern, or pegasus to ride. They may have magic brooms, flying clouds, or other forms of transportation, or they may possess some special ability that triggers when they need to move. So long as it can explain the bonuses received, it is likely an acceptable "mount."

-Rulebook Information-

Spoiler: Primary Stats (click to show/hide)

Your primary stats help determine your derived stats. The first eight stats may be improved by leveling up; the latter three may be improved only by promoting or through very rare and special items.


Health
Your vitality. Should your Health drop to 0, you die. Some skills only activate when above or below a certain health percentage.

Strength
Your physical strength. Strength is added to the damage total of most physical weapons, including bows. Mages generally have no use for Strength, although there are battlemage-style classes that do.

Defence
Your resilience to physical damage. Defence is subtracted from the damage of any physical attack taken. This can reduce damage taken to 0.

Skill
Your precision with weapons. Skill increases your Hit and Critical rates.

Speed
Your celerity and swiftness. Speed increases your Attack Skill and Evasion rate.

Magic
Your magical power. Magic is added to the damage total of most magical weapons, and affects the range and hit rate of some staves. Warriors generally have no use for Magic, although there are battlemage-style classes that do.

Resistance
Your resilience to magical damage. Resistance is subtracted from the damage of any magical attack taken. This can reduce damage taken to 0.

Luck
Your good fortune and less measurable traits. Luck increases your Evasion and Hit, but perhaps more importantly is directly subtracted from an enemy's chance to crit you.



Constitution
Your physical build and style of fighting. Constitution is subtracted from your weapon's weight to determine whether it slows you down. CON also allows you to carry more items. Finally, CON determines what allies you can rescue and be rescued by, making it something of a double-edged sword. Higher CON allows you to rescue heavier allies, but makes it harder for you to be rescued yourself.

Aid
Your ability to carry and protect an ally. You may rescue an ally, protecting them from danger and carrying them with you. If this ally has CON no higher than half your AID, you may do so without penalty. If this ally's CON is no more than 1 point higher than your AID, your Skill and Speed are dropped to half, rounded down, while carrying them. If their CON is more than 1 point higher than your AID, your Skill and Speed drop to 0 while carrying them, and you suffer a -2 penalty to your Movement.

Movement
How swiftly you can move. You may cover a number of tiles equal to your MOV stat each turn. You may not move diagonally or through enemies, and some terrain may require multiple movement points to enter.

Spoiler: Derived Stats (click to show/hide)

Hit
Your chance to hit the target. Base Hit chance is equal to your currently equipped weapon's Hit Rate, plus your base Hit Rate equal to [Skill * 2] + [Luck / 2], or twice your Skill plus half your Luck. Having a Weapon Triangle advantage grants another +15 Hit, while being at a disadvantage inflicts a -15 Hit penalty. Various skills may also affect Hit.

Your base Hit chance then has the enemy's Evasion subtracted from it to arrive at your total Hit Chance. You need to roll under this number on a 1d100 to successfully land a blow.

Summary: Hit Chance = [Weapon Hit + [x2 Skill] + [1/2 Luck] + Weapon Triangle + Appropriate Skills] - [Enemy Evasion]


Attack Skill
Your speed with your current weapon. If Attack Skill is four points or more higher than the target, you get a second attack on them. Likewise, if an enemy's AS is 4+ higher than yours, they get a double attack on you. This second attack comes after the target counters, if any; that is, the combatants take turns.

Your AS is equal to your Speed stat minus your weapon weight. This weight is first reduced by an amount equal to your CON plus your Proficiency Bonus, however. Any negative result is treated as 0, meaning you cannot gain bonus AS from being sturdy or having a lighter weapon; you may only avoid penalties or increase your Speed.

Summary: Attack Skill = [Speed - [Weapon Weight - [CON + Proficiency Bonus]]], treating any negative bracket result as 0


Proficiency Bonus
Your skill with certain weapon groups. In addition to allowing you to wield better weapons, Proficiency Bonus reduces the penalty taken from wielding heavier arms at the following rates:

E: 0
D: 1
C: 2
B: 3
A: 5
S: 8

Proficiency Bonus comes almost exclusively from promoting, although very rare and special items can theoretically increase it as well.

Summary: Reduces the effective weight of wielded weapons using the above table. Remember that Weight slows your Attack Skill and Evasion.


Evasion
Your ability to get out of the way. Evasion directly reduces enemy Hit Chance by its value. It is normally equal to [[AS x 2] + [Luck]], or twice your Attack Skill plus your Luck. Remember that the weight of a wielded weapon can reduce your AS, and thus your Evasion.

Summary: Evasion is equal to [2x Attack Skill] + [Luck]


Critical Rate
Your chance to strike an unusually powerful or accurate blow. Critical hits deal 3x the damage they normally would have, after defence/resistance and other modifiers. In other words, they work off the damage actually dealt, not the base damage they deal in theory. To score a Critical Hit, you have to roll under your Crit rating on your attack roll. If your Crit is higher than your Hit, you must actually hit to successfully crit.

Your crit rate is equal to half your Skill plus your weapon's crit rate, if any, but is reduced by the enemy's Dodge stat. In other words, Crit = [1/2 Skill] + [Weapon Crit Rate] - [Enemy Dodge].

Summary: Crit Rate = [[1/2 Skill] + [Weapon Crit Rate] - [Enemy Dodge]]. If your attack roll hits and is under your Crit Rate, your attack deals 3x the final damage it would have otherwise; NOT 3x the raw base damage it deals in theory. 20 AT - 8 DEF = 12 DMG, for instance; a crit would deal 12x3=36 DMG, not 20x3-8=52 DMG


Dodge
Your ability to avoid crippling strikes and heavy blows. Your Dodge value is directly subtracted from an enemy's Crit Chance. Your Dodge value is simply equal to your Luck stat.

Summary: Dodge = [Luck]

Spoiler: Character Skills (click to show/hide)

Every player character receives a Character Skill at character creation. Skills denoted Free are simply taken and then apply. Skills denoted Cost reduce your available Progression from 330% to 300%. Skills denoted Passive are always available. Skills denoted Active must be intentionally used.





Adept
Cost
Passive
After you make an attack, there is a Skill% chance you will make another immediate additional attack. This skill does not trigger off attacks originating from this skill.

Awareness
Cost
Passive
Negates enemy Character, Class, and Personal Skills, but not Personal Faults.

Blossom
UNAVAILABLE

Cancel
Free
Passive
When you hit an enemy, there is a Speed% chance you'll force them to skip their counter attack.

Celerity
Cost
Passive
+2 Movement

Center
Free
Passive
At the start of your turn, recover HP equal to your Strength stat. Characters who have any Weapon Ranks in any Physical Weapon cannot use this skill. If a character has this skill and promotes to a new class that has Weapon Ranks in a Physical Weapon, this skill is lost and they may select a different Free Skill as a replacement.

Charisma
Free
Passive
Allied units gain +10 Hit and +10 Evasion if they are within 3 spaces of the character possessing this skill. The owner of this skill does not gain this bonus.

Corrosion (UNAVAILABLE)
Free
Passive
When you connect with an attack, there is a Skill% chance you'll reduce your opponent's equipped weapon's Quality by 1/2. Weapons designated Legendary or which have no Quality are not affected by this skill. This skill cannot reduce a weapon's Quality to 0.

Counter
Free
Passive
When you take damage from an attack, and if you can counter the attack normally, there is a Skill% chance of the enemy suffering half the damage you took. This skill does not interfere with your regular counter, which behaves as normal whether or not this skill triggers.

Daunt
Free
Passive
Enemy units suffer -10 Hit, -10 Evasion, and -10 Critical while within 3 spaces of a character with this skill.

Discipline
Free
Passive
Every time your Total Level goes up by 10 Levels, the character's currently equipped weapon increases in Proficiency by 1 Grade.

Fortune
Free
Passive
Enemies cannot crit against this character.

Gamble
Free
Active
Declare your intent to use this skill before attacking or being attacked. Your final Hit Rate (that is, after factoring in your opponent's Evasion and such) is reduced by 1/2, but your Critical Rate is doubled.

Guard
Free
Active
If you're adjacent to a character you have any Support Level in, and they are targeted by an attack, you can declare yourself the target instead.

Imbue
Free
Passive
At the start of your turn, recover HP equal to your Magic stat. Characters who have any Weapon Ranks in any Magic Weapon cannot use this skill. If a character has this skill and promotes to a new class that has Weapon Ranks in a Magic Weapon, this skill is lost and they may select a different Free Skill as a replacement.

Miracle Requires Buffing
Free
Passive
If an attack against you would reduce you to 0 HP, there is a Luck% chance that it will only take away half your current health. This value is rounded down, making 0 damage possible.

*Possible adjustment: [30 + [4x Luck]]% chance

Nullify
Cost
Passive
Negates enemy weapon effective bonus, such as a Bow bonus against Flying or a Hammer bonus against Armoured.

Parity
Free
Active
Declare your intent to use this skill before attacking or being attacked. You and your opponent gain no bonuses from Terrain, Supports, or Carried Items, and Class, Character, and Personal Skills, as well as Personal Faults, are negated, excluding Parity. In other words, the battle is fought on Stats alone.

Pass
Free
Passive
You can move through enemy units during your turn. You cannot end your turn on an enemy unit.

Provoke
Free
Passive
You are more likely to be targeted by the enemy, possibly protecting fragile allies.

Reinforce
Cost
Active
Once per battle, you can call 3 NPC units of your design at character creation. You must provide good justification as to why your character can do this.

*Skill open to modification. Most simply, the number of units called needn't be 3.

Renewal
Free
Passive
At the start of your turn, regain HP equal to 1/10 your Maximum HP.

Resolve Likely Requires Buffing
Cost
Passive
While your HP is at 30% Maximum or less, your Skill and Speed stats gain a 50% bonus.

Savior
Free
Passive
When rescuing and carrying another unit, your Skill and Speed aren't reduced.

*This will likely be amended to "your Skill and Speed suffer one less level of penalty" to account for the ability to rescue units heavier than yourself. On the other hand, the inability to rescue unconscious allies greatly reduces this skill's utility in the first place.

Stillness
Free
Passive
Unless you are the only target in range, you are much less likely to be attacked by the enemy.

Vantage
Cost
Passive
When an enemy attacks you on their turn, if you have higher Speed than they do, you get to counter them before they actually make their attack.

Wrath Likely Requires Buffing
Free
Passive
While your HP is at 30% Maximum or less, your Critical Rate gains a +40 bonus.

Spoiler: Character Creation (click to show/hide)

The Player's Handbook, which contains stat descriptions and skills, can be found in here.

Name: Your "real" name, if any
Battle Name: Your transformation name. Usually this is a descriptor and a noun, such as Radiant Tiger or Strawberry Sledge.
Physical Description: What you look like, independent of your equipment.
Mental Description: What you're like mentally, socially, and emotionally.
Equipment Description: What your clothing and equipment tends to look like. Remember that less advanced classes tend to look simpler than those who have promoted. Also bear your Theme in mind.

Class: One of the trainee classes listed in the book.

HP X (X%)
Str X (X%)
Def X (X%)
Skl X (X%)
Spd X (X%)
Mag X (X%)
Res X (X%)
Luk X (X%)

CON X
AID X
MOV X

Your starting stats are those of your trainee class, plus four points distributed to any stats save MOV, with no more than 2 points in any one stat. You may also spend points to lower CON rather than raise it, if you so choose; remember that this will lower AID and may make it harder to use heavier, more advanced weapons.

You have 330% to divide amongst your Growth Rates. Every time you level up, each stat has a chance equal to its Growth Rate of increasing by 1 point. Remember that if you choose a Cost Skill, you have only 300% to spend on Growth.

Inventory
-Slim Sword (Thrust E), RNG 1, MT 3, WT 2, CR 10, Hit 100
-Slim Lance (Pierce E), RNG 1, MT 4, WT 5, CR 10, Hit 85
-Hatchet (Thrown E), RNG 1-2, MT 4, WT 5, CR 5, Hit 85
-Training Bow (Recurve E), RNG 2, MT 3, WT 5, CR 5, Hit 90
-Fire (Fire E), RNG 1-2, MT 4, WT 7, CR 0, Hit 90
-Heal (Heal E), RNG 1, MT 10, WT 4, CR -, Hit -

If you start off with a weapon at all, it should be one of the above. Simply delete all entries other than yours. Players do not start with any other equipment.

[Weapon Name]
AT: [Weapon MT + Str or Mag, depending on weapon type]
Hit: [Weapon Hit + 2x Skill + 1/2 Luck]
AS: [Speed - [Weapon Weight - [CON + Prof Bonus]]]; Remember that negative results are counted as 0 and that E Proficiency is 0
Eva: [2x AS + Luck]
CR: [1/2 Skill + Weapon CR]
DG: [Luck]

The above is your standard attack block; fill it in with your current weapon and stats.


Character Skill: Chosen from the list, or negotiated with the GM
Personal Skill: Customizable, but may require GM approval
Personal Fault: Customizable, but may require GM approval

Please include the text of all skills for clarity.

Affinity: Affinity does not follow standard FEF rules. Rather, your Affinity is any concept you have a strong connection to, be it Fire, Protection, Learning, Peace, Dragons, Chocolate, or Roads. The exact effects of Affinity are unknown to you at this time.
Theme: A single thing that defines the motif of your equipment and skills fairly well. Animals, plants, and elements are all common choices. Theme is largely cosmetic, but may allow or prohibit certain options unless you can find a way around them. A snail-themed warrior might find it difficult to justify a speed-based skill, for instance, though probably not impossible.

Spoiler: Character Guidelines (click to show/hide)

Generally speaking, your character should be a "magical girl" or something similar. This is intentionally broad and open-ended, but there are a few specifics you may wish to keep in mind.

While terminology will generally remain constant for simplicity's sake, refluffing things is encouraged and in some cases necessary. By default, for instance, there is nothing magical at all about most physical classes; but in this case, you should probably be a magically augmented warrior of some sort, even if mechanically you're just an archer or knight.

As a more concrete example, equipment will generally be magically conjured/bound to you, and in some cases might be abstract. You may have a physical sword or carry around a bow at all times if you wish, but you may also simply conjure your giant pink axe whenever you need it, or not visibly use any equipment at all to conjure flames, even if you use a Fire Tome mechanically.

You may play a guy if you choose, but if so should probably tend towards the daintier, more anime-ish side of things. Conan the Barbarian is nice, but probably not appropriate for this game. Conan the Frilly is also really tempting, but probably still not ideal.

Speaking of which, male "magical girls" (and more masculine/practical/simpler female ones, for that matter) needn't wear frilly dresses, but they should probably look a bit on the elegant side, as mentioned above. Even heavier classes, such as knights, should generally be represented by magical power or large shields or the like, rather than being a ball of armor or hulking brute as one might expect.

Note that players may be expected to copy+paste simplified statsheets or at least remind me of relevant skills when posting actions, so please be prepared to do so if necessary.

Character selection will be a bit hectic. Generally speaking, a team captain will be randomly selected to lead the next mission. This captain will then select who they would like to accompany them. Other measures may be added if necessary to discourage favoritism or the consistent leaving of newbies behind.

Otherwise, everyone who supplies a valid character sheet will generally be "in" as far as being able to faff around on base and receive Industry Points.


The exact rules are still under consideration as well, especially regarding skill modification, so feel free to comment on mechanics.

[IronyOwl]

Roster

Spoiler: Red Butterfly (scapheap) (click to show/hide)

Name: Clair Jem
Battle Name: Red Butterfly
Physical Description: Plus 5'8" and B-cups.
Mental Description: A shy girl who will turn to iron went her friends are in danger.
Equipment Description: A simple purple tribe robe with red pattens.

Class: Sword(wo)man trainee

HP 18 (40%)
Str 4 (60%)
Def 4 (10%)
Skl 5 (70%)
Spd 4 (70%)
Mag 1 (0%)
Res 2 (10%)
Luk 2 (70%)

CON 4
AID 3
MOV 4

Inventory
-Slim Sword (Thrust E), RNG 1, MT 3, WT 2, CR 10, Hit 100

Profs: Sword(E)

Wenebra Slim sword
AT: 3+4=7
Hit: 100+10+1=111
AS: 4-(2-4+0)=4
Eva: 4+2=6
CR: 2+10
DG: 2

Character Skill: Cancel: When you hit an enemy, there is a 4% [Speed] chance you’ll force them to skip their counter attack.
Personal Skill: Clear mind: If the character over half HP, +15 Eva
Personal Fault: Isolophobia: If the character isn't within 3 squares of aillied units, -2 Def

Affinity: Storms(A flap of a butterfly's wing.)
Theme: Butterflies

Spoiler: Leraye (GWG) (click to show/hide)

Name: Angel Carlson
Battle Name: Leraye
Description: Angel typically resembles a fairly short kindergartner with straight auburn hair to her shoulders, pale skin, and blue eyes. When transformed, she is a wide-hipped, tall woman looking to be about 20 with rust-colored hair a bit down her back and droopy eyes like the evening skies.
Personality: Cheerful and precocious, pretty much like the other Angels except not demon-possessed or vampiric. (Yes, her name is consistently ironic. Let's see what happens here...)
Equipment: In normal form, glasses and green clothes. In magical form, an odd violet robe.

Class: Mage Trainee

HP 17 (25%)
Str 2 (10%)
Def 0 (35%)
Skl 5 (65%)
Spd 5 (30%)
Mag 7 (75%)
Res 3 (35%)
Luk 2 (55%)
CON 3
AID 2
MOV 4

Inventory:
-Frost ("Fire" E), RNG 1-2, MT 4, WT 7, CR 0, Hit 90

Frost (Fire)
AT: [Weapon MT + Str or Mag, depending on weapon type]
Hit: [Weapon Hit + 2x Skill + 1/2 Luck]
AS: [Speed - [Weapon Weight - [CON + Prof Bonus]]]; Remember that negative results are counted as 0 and that E Proficiency is 0
Eva: [2x AS + Luck]
CR: [1/2 Skill + Weapon CR]
DG: [Luck]

Weapon: Frost (as Fire, but cooler)

Character Skill: Charisma: Allies gain +10 Hit and +10 Evasion when within 3 spaces of the character with this skill.
Personal Skill: Pivotal Moment: When an ally is reduced to 0 HP, immediately gain a level.
Personal Fault: Breakdown: When an ally is reduced to 0 HP, become traumatized (asleep) for 5 turns.

Affinity: Corruption of Innocence
Theme: Ice

Spoiler: Frozen Light (Powder Miner) (click to show/hide)

Name: Wanda Gnievek
Battle Name: Frozen Light
Physical Description: Wanda is somewhat short, but not too much, standing at a height of 5'4'', and with frankly a rather slim build, making it somewhat obvious that she is somewhat frail on her own. She appears to be in the middle of her teenage years, perhaps around 15 to 16? Her hair is a snow white, and reaches down to between her shoulders, with some amount of it falling over her face, though not wildly. Her eyes are brown, the color of tree bark. The color of her skin, despite her hair, is not unnaturally pale- merely a light color. She is occasionally cold to the touch, but only when she's magickin' it up.

Mental Description: Wanda is quite the serious girl. It's not as if she's an ice queen, or as if she never smiles. She has emotions, just like everyone else. It's just that she doesn't tend to joke around a lot. She will focus on a task intensely when she has something to do, and tends to be absorbed, in fact, in what she's doing to social detriment. She does not take slights lightly.

Equipment Description: When she's not in her armor, she typically will just wear an ice blue jumpsuit. However, her armor is a whole other story. It can briefly be described as a sort of power armor. It's a semi-thin plate armor, except the plates are made of ice, not magic, and in between the plates shines a white light. Sometimes she will have the helmet (basically a helmet and mask of ice) off, but when she is fighting it will usually be on. The armor is fully articulated joints and gloves, since it is not so superthick, depending on a mix of magic and technology for its effectiveness.

Class: Mage Trainee

HP 17 (60%)
Str 2 (0%)
Def 2 (2 points added on) (70%)
Skl 4 (40%)
Spd 4 (20%)
Mag 5 (70%)
Res 3 (20%)
Luk 2 (50%)

CON 5 (2 points added on)
AID 4
MOV 4

Inventory
-Wind (Wind E), RNG 1-2, MT 2, WT 5, CR 0, Hit 100

Weapon Profs: Anima (E)

Wind
AT: 7
Hit: 109
AS: 4
Eva: 10
CR: 2
DG: 2

Character Skill: Renewal: Regen 2 HP [1/10 MHP] at the start of your turn.
Personal Skill: Frozen Armor: When Wanda is attacked with a sword, the attacking enemy's AT goes down by 2.
Personal Fault: Ice is Melty: When Wanda is attacked with a fire attack, the attacking enemy's critical rate gets +10.

Affinity: Magitech
Theme: Ice

Spoiler: Crimson Shield (Furtuka) (click to show/hide)

Name: Mei Len
Battle Name: Crimson Shield
Physical Description: Dark brown hair done in a pair of buns. Prefers to wear red. About 5'2"
Mental Description: Incredible cheerful. Loyal.
Equipment Description: http://i.imgur.com/OkNRyAM.png

Class: Soldier Trainee

HP 20 (50%)
Str 5 (50%)
Def 7 (70%)
Skl 3 (30%)
Spd 2 (40%)
Mag 0 (0%)
Res 0 (50%)
Luk 2 (40%)

CON 5
AID 4
MOV 4

Inventory
-Slim Lance (Pierce E), RNG 1, MT 4, WT 5, CR 10, Hit 85

Weapon Profs: Lance (E)

Slim Lance
AT: 9
Hit: 92
AS: 1
Eva: 4
CR: 11
DG: 2

Character Skill: Miracle: When struck by a fatal blow, 38% [30 + 4x Luck] chance to take half your current HP (rounded down) in damage instead. [Subject to change]
Personal Skill: Shield Spikes - When HP is below 50%, + 2 to AT
Personal Fault: Overload - -1 to move after being hit by a thunder attack.

Affinity: Strength
Theme: Energy Shields

Spoiler: Shadow Blade (Zako) (click to show/hide)

Name: Erin Lionheart

Battle Name: Shadow Blade

Physical Description: Black hair in a pony tail, a soft pinkish skin, strikingly blue eyes and a long vertical scar over her left eye that's somewhat hidden by an eye patch she always wears. She's somewhat tall at just under 6 foot in height, but is thin as a rail, despite her muscle tone and efforts to fill out.

Mental Description: Mostly calm, direct and seemingly unattached to the world at times, but her cool exterior hides a love of good jokes and humour, as well as a nasty and destructive temper that is difficult to raise. Also, she loves kittens and gems.

Equipment Description: Dark colours feature prominently throughout her armour, broken up by her dark red scarf that she wears as a mask when in a fight and a small shiny earring on her right ear. She wears a simple, black tank top that is under a dark blue, sleeveless vest that's got lots of pockets on it that's kept open for mobility. Black denim pants come down to mid thigh, where fishnet mail covers the rest of her legs to her boots. She's also wearing leather hand wraps and her eye patch has a grinning skull on it.

Class: Thief Trainee

HP 16 (50%)
Str 5 (50%) (+1)
Def 3 (30%)
Skl 6 (70%) (+1)
Spd 6 (70%) (+2)
Mag 1 (0%)
Res 1 (20%)
Luk 2 (10%)

CON 4
AID 3
MOV 4

Inventory
-Slim Sword (Thrust E), RNG 1, MT 3, WT 2, CR 10, Hit 100

Weapon Profs: Sword (E)

Slim Sword:
AT: 8
Hit: 113
AS: 6
Eva: 14
CR: 13
DG: 2

Character Skill: Adept: After you make an attack, there is a 6% [Skill%] chance you will make another immediate additional attack. This skill does not trigger off attacks originating from this skill.
Personal Skill: Combat Focus: When in 3 spaces of the enemy, gain +10 hit and +10 evade.
Personal Fault: One Eyed: When fighting archers or their promotions, -15 to eva.

Affinity: Agility
Theme: Shadow

Spoiler: Cutie Idol Lyrical Setsuna (ragnarok) (click to show/hide)

Name: Nonohana Setsuna
Battle Name: Cutie Idol Lyrical Setsuna
Physical Description: The girl before you is small, seemingly not a threat to anyone. She has soft brown hair that falls down to her mid-back, with slight curls throughout. Her eyes are a soft gold, and usually filled with some degree of frantic fear, except in battle.
Mental Description: Setsuna is... not a stable person. For her entire life, she has been victimized and hurt by those around her, including her family. Her father was abusive and crude, often taking out his frustrations on his small daughter. She has long since internalized her torment, convincing herself that even as she seeks to escape it, somehow she deserves it, even if she refuses to suffer it any longer... She has long since learned to thrive on it, as well, and this comes out in battle. As she enters combat and begins to accumulate wounds, she becomes more and more psychotic, seeming less human as the fight goes on.
Equipment Description: A simple white dress, the only special features about it being the barbed chains that wrap around the arms and torso of the dress and disappear into the skirts.

Class: Trainee Mage

HP 17 (30%)
Str 2 (30%)
Def 0 (30%)
Skl 4 (50%)
Spd 4 (40%)
Mag 8 (100%)
Res 3 (30%)
Luk 2 (20%)

CON 2
AID 1
MOV 4

Inventory
-Fire (Fire E), RNG 1-2, MT 4, WT 7, CR 0, Hit 90

Fire
AT: 11
Hit: 99
AS: 0
Eva: 1
CR: 2
DG: 2


Character Skill: Center: Regen 2 [Str] HP at start of your turn.
Personal Skill: Too Kinky to Torture: Whenever Setsuna takes damage, her Mag increases by an amount decided by the GM.
Personal Fault: barbed chains hurt. Whenever Setsuna moves, she takes damage equal to the number of spaces moved. If she is Rescued, the rescuing character also takes this damage.
Affinity: Chains
Theme: Also Chains, usually barbed.

Notes: Sickly Victim, I'm tired of being the victim, I want to fight back!, Framed for a terrible crime.

Spoiler: Cold Fist (Lukeinator) (click to show/hide)

Name: Luke.       
Battle Name: Cold Fist
Physical Description: Very tall, about 6 foot 6, and is very skinny with a black mullet.
Mental Description: Is very kind, and hates oranges
Equipment Description:Is wearing a cheap suit, with the tie all messed up. And jackboots.

Class: Swordsman Trainee

HP 20 (50%)
Str 4 (30%)
Def 2 (30%)
Skl 5 (60%)
Spd 4 (40%)
Mag 1 (40%)
Res 2 (20%)
Luk 2 (30%)

CON 4
AID 3
MOV 4

Inventory
-Slim Sword (Thrust E), RNG 1, MT 3, WT 2, CR 10, Hit 100

Weapon Profs: Sword (E)

Slim Sword
AT: 7
Hit: 111
AS: 0
Eva: 2
CR: 12
DG: 2

Character Skill: Adept: After you make an attack, 5% [Skill] chance to make an immediate second attack. Does not trigger off attacks caused by this skill.
Personal Skill: Hive Mind: When next to two or more allies, +2 damage.
Personal Fault: Can't Think for Himself: When not within any 2 spaces of other PC's or Allies, -2 to Dodge.

Affinity:Cheap suits
Theme: Stupidity

Spoiler: Pristine Skull (Rolepgeek) (click to show/hide)

Name: Nina Rosario Salvador
Battle Name: Pristine Skull
Physical Description: A short, hispanic girl, maybe 11 or 12, in Catholic school-uniform. Her dark hair reaches her lower back but is very curly, pulled back from her face by a band, and her eyes are a bright hazel. A mark like a strange, skull-like cross is on her right inner elbow. When transformed, which she does by praying in Latin whilst her palm rests on the mark, she looks about 28, with deep black hair that stretches to her shoulders, and white eyes. Her skin is a deep, dark brown, and size D breasts stretch the fabric of her clothing(as is only fitting for a magical girl setting).
Mental Description: Nina is a devout Christian, and has been her entire life. She found that she was blessed by God to help those in need, protecting and healing, even at the cost of her own health. She is also quite sassy though, which can make for an odd combination. She is blind, but gets around surprisingly well, which she says is due to God telling her of obstacles in her way and how to avoid them.
Equipment Description: A white, close-fitting robe covers her torso and arms, with a large cross prominently displayed on the back, white bones lining cloth, collar-bones forming the collar, finger bones as sleeve trim, a flat, large, , flexible(?) skull covering the front, the eye sockets allowing size D breasts to not to be crushed. The skirt isdecent, reaching about to the knee, split up the sides to almost the hip. The split is lined by bones, though the skirt edge at the bottom is not. High white stockings and simple, short-heels with skull designs, as well as skull-like earrings(one a bull, the other a bird, in appearance), and bone and skull hair accessories, complete the outfit, her weapon of choice being a tall, suprisingly simple red staff with a vague cross design from the flanges at the top.

Class: Priest Trainee

HP 15 (80%)
Str 4 (40%)
Def 2 (50%)
Skl 1 (10%)
Spd 5 (20%)
Mag 4 (70%)
Res 6 (40%)
Luk 4 (20%)

CON 3
AID 2
MOV 4

Inventory
-Heal (Heal E), RNG 1, MT 10, WT 4, CR -, Hit -

Heal
AT: 14
Hit: -
AS: 3
Eva: 10
CR: -
DG: 4

Character Skill: Center: this unit regains health equal to her STR at the end of each turn.
Personal Skill: True Martyr: This unit's MAG for the purpose of using staffs has a bonus equal to half the difference rounding down between her maximum and current health.
Personal Fault: Blind: Enemy units cannot miss in melee, and gain +2 to Damage (Magic does not count). Bow wielding units gain +15 to hit.

Affinity: Martyrdom
Theme: Bones/Death

[IronyOwl]

Other reserved post. I do not require any more.

[freeformschooler]

Consequently, the game will consist of two parts. One of these will be a home base where characters not on a mission can faff about. In addition to RPing and the like, every RL day that passes gives players not in the field an Industry Point. IP can be spent on crafting attempts, resource harvesting, and other mundane but beneficial tasks.

:3

[Dermonster]

I wish to try this out, but am leery as RP heavy games I tend to, er, not uh. Not do so very well in.

Also large stat sheet scares Derm. I've never had experiance with FE.

Also urge to attempt to metagame/PHYSICS my way to early ultimate power is rising. Just watch I'll make the same ol' void/eldritch whatever magic heavy thing I always do.

[IronyOwl]

Consequently, the game will consist of two parts. One of these will be a home base where characters not on a mission can faff about. In addition to RPing and the like, every RL day that passes gives players not in the field an Industry Point. IP can be spent on crafting attempts, resource harvesting, and other mundane but beneficial tasks.

:3

Ruthlessly stolen.

[Dermonster]

After steam discussion with irony, we've decided tactical stuff ain't my thing.

[Zako]

Ok, you got me interested in this. I've never gotten the idea and concepts behind the whole magical girl thing, but I'm willing to give it a shot!

Now, what kind of character to make...

[freeformschooler]

For non-FEFers, it might be good to link to 1.22 in the OP.

[IronyOwl]

For non-FEFers, it might be good to link to 1.22 in the OP.

Yeah. It's already linked somewhere in one spoiler, but it's an indirect link because I don't feel comfortable leeching off Emral to that extent. Working on getting a different copy up, but in the meantime I might transcribe more of it. :x

[scapheap]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: Clair Jem
Battle Name: Red Butterfly
Physical Description: Plus 5'8" and B-cups.
Mental Description: A shy girl who will turn to iron went her friends are in danger.
Equipment Description: A simple purple tribe robe with red pattens.

Class: Sword(wo)man trainee

HP 18 (40%)
Str 4 (60%)
Def 4 (10%)
Skl 5 (70%)
Spd 4 (70%)
Mag 1 (0%)
Res 2 (10%)
Luk 2 (70%)

CON 4
AID 3
MOV 4

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Inventory
-Slim Sword (Thrust E), RNG 1, MT 3, WT 2, CR 10, Hit 100


Wenebra Slim sword
AT: 3+4=7
Hit: 100+10+1=111
AS: 4-(2-4+0)=4
Eva: 4+2=6
CR: 2+10
DG: 2

Character Skill: Cancel(not Awareness)When you hit an enemy, there is a Speed% chance you’ll force them to skip their counter attack.
Personal Skill: Clear mind:If the character over half HP, +15 Eva
Personal Fault: Isolophobia:If the character isn't within 3 squares of aillied units, -2 Def

Please include the text of all skills for clarity.

Affinity: Storms(A flap of a butterfly's wing.)
Theme: Butterflies

and done.

I'm assuming Cancel is like the one in the book and not Awareness

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[Powder Miner]

Pffftffftfffft consider me interested.
Are classes not going to work the same way as in normal FEF? I don't see a spot for class on that sheet.

[IronyOwl]

Ah. Yes. Fixed now.

It also occurs to me that, yes, I forgot to have you list your class anywhere. Derp. Added weapon sections while I was at it.


Also added a character guidelines section, to help address what happens when you want to play a grizzled knight war veteran.


EDIT: And I forgot to mention that scapheap's sheet looks good.

[scapheap]

I have added weapon and stats block.

[Zako]

So, what class are you aiming for Scrap? I was thinking about being a swordmaster, but if you are already going that way, then I might as well be something else.

Since we are fighting inside the tower, does the whole level count as being inside?