[X] Stay back to protect Sparks. He can blast them while you defend him from harm. You'll fight together, and more importantly, stop your friend from getting hurt.
-[X] You have your own ranged attacks now. Try and use your Holy Light Strike. It'll cut into your healing potential, but it should be extremely effective against undead digimon like this
 
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[X] Stay back to protect Sparks. He can blast them while you defend him from harm. You'll fight together, and more importantly, stop your friend from getting hurt.
-[X] You have your own ranged attacks now. Try and use your Holy Light Strike. It'll cut into your healing potential, but it should be extremely effective against undead digimon like this
 
Right so! Time to see what's winning so far.

Edit: Heh, the variation vote is winning currently, With going projectiles trumping class by 3 votes.
Adhoc vote count started by drexal15 on Oct 5, 2018 at 1:49 PM, finished with 32 posts and 17 votes.

  • [X] Stay back to protect Sparks. He can blast them while you defend him from harm. You'll fight together, and more importantly, stop your friend from getting hurt.
    -[X] You have your own ranged attacks now. Try and use your Holy Light Strike. It'll cut into your healing potential, but it should be extremely effective against undead digimon like this
    [X] Stay back to protect Sparks. He can blast them while you defend him from harm. You'll fight together, and more importantly, stop your friend from getting hurt.
    -[X] Stick with your claws and nose for now. Save your magical stamina for later in case you need to heal a lot more.
 
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Couple things:

First off, it has come to my attention that Pidmons weapon, the rod is not a one handed weapon like a thought, but basically a big staff. So, expect it to be written a bit differently from now on.

Second is for the discussion of magic.

At this point with 150+ spirit Verge should be able to use his healing spell 7 times. (Basically one cast for every 20 spirit) Now at it's base, the incantation is meant to heal rookies or very light wounds from champions.

I'd like to specify a bit more on the factors that dictate its effectiveness.

Mostly it comes down to three things. The targets mass, fortitude, and the casters special stat. The tougher a mon is, the higher the casters special has to be in order to properly effect him, and the bigger the mon is, the more the regenerative healing energy will be spread out.

Right now Verge could heal up most rookies in one casting easy, and it's decently effective on low-ranking champion. For someone like Beat, the best it can currently do is patch up a few very shallow cuts.

For an Ultimate it would effectively do nothing.

Sparks as a Wizardmon who has less mass and fortitude is one of Verge's best targets for the spell. Verge himself has a fair amount of mass, and it takes 2-3 casts for him to heal up fully from a critical state.

Holy Light strike and Crusher bone are considered champion techniques. They take roughly 50 spirit to cast each, so Verge could use a combination of them 3 times in total.
 
For sake of comparison, could you give us more info on Pidmon's Mega Heal?
Pidmon's racial technique is equivalent to Verge's second potential healing spell, except as an AOE instead of a single target. It has a fair amount of more energy pumped into it. Pidmon can use it a few times in a row without much trouble, but after that he starts getting winded.
 
Are you confident that Verge can take any of the enemies out in only 2-3 hits with his ranged attacks?
Yes. Bakemon are literally curtains in durability before the type advantage and its Special vs their crap defense(Bakemon usually defend by some noclip hax, but type advantage cancels that).
I'm certainly much more confident that the 3 casts of Holy Light is going to do more than 6 casts of Minor Heal, which explicitly only really works on one party member with any potency.
 
Yes. Bakemon are literally curtains in durability before the type advantage and its Special vs their crap defense(Bakemon usually defend by some noclip hax, but type advantage cancels that).
I'm certainly much more confident that the 3 casts of Holy Light is going to do more than 6 casts of Minor Heal, which explicitly only really works on one party member with any potency.

Adding to this, of our group the only ones who would actually have any benefit from those 6 charges of Minor Heal would be Verge and Sparks. and our job most emphatically isn't to be in the thick of things. our job is to be holding down the rear and taking out any enemies that get too close. like these Bakemon.
 
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24th Day Of Light: Fortress Assault Part 2, Sparks got the Soul(mon)
[] Stay back to protect Sparks. He can blast them while you defend him from harm. You'll fight together, and more importantly, stop your friend from getting hurt.
-[] You have your own ranged attacks now. Try and use your Holy Light Strike. It'll cut into your healing potential, but it should be extremely effective against undead digimon like this.

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You grit your teeth, narrow your eye at the advancing champions and start mumbling the first lines to Holy Light Strike. While you'd never technically used the spell in direct combat before, this is perhaps the best chance you're going to get test it in more...intense circumstances. The decreased number of healing spells you'll be able to use afterwards does hurt, but with Pidmon here you're not particularly worried about it.

And I can fight together with Sparks, to keep him from getting hurt.


The three Bakemon rush forward, letting out horrible, bone chilling, ghastly howls as they fly through the air. Your right paw lifts up, beginning to gather energy as Sorcerymon's spell forms.

"Death Charm!"


A sudden fatigue washes over your body as the first champions attack begins draining your very life away, but it's the other Bakemon that grabs your attention. It lunges at you, cloaking lifting up of its own accord to reveal a horrifyingly rotting, clawed hand. The smell itself is nearly enough to make you throw up, but the sinister looking smoke drifting up from it's limb promise something very unpleasant should it make contact with your skin. So you don't let it hit.

"Hell's Hand"
The undead digimon lunges the last few feet in a burst of sudden, unexpected speed, it's morbid limb darting out towards your throat. Unfortunately for the champion you'd dealt with far, far speedier foes, and more importantly you see his telegraphed swing coming long before he gets anywhere close to your vitals. You don't dodge the attack, no you do something different.

Pushing forward despite the move sapping your strength, you step forward, twist left and meet the technique. Metallic drills rip apart the Bakemon's decaying flesh, as your swipe turns the undead champion aside. It recovers quickly, turning to face you again, but by then it's too late.

"- zero, one, zero, One" Holy power flares to life in your right palm, as a wedge of bright white energy flares into existence. The wounded Bakemon lets out a new sudden shriek of pain as its body begins to burn under the spells radiance, and desperately raises its remaining arm as if to provide some sort of defense. You thrust your arm towards the Bakemon with a deep angry roar, and ram the spell into it at point blank range. "Holy Light Strike!"

Your lance of holy energy tears through the Bakemon's arm much like your drills would part dirt, then continues on through the undead mons body. Ghoulish flesh is burnt from from existence as the holy spell rips through the digimon torso. It manages to release one last scream of fear before your attack annihilates the ghost wholesale. A satisfied feeling rises up in your core at that, and you quickly begin a second casting as the other Bakemon stares at you with wide eyes.

You're next.


"Greater Sparkling Thunder!"
Beside you Sparks opens up on the hat-wearing ghost digimon, but it darts to the left to avoid the lightning and lets loose a stream of darkly glowing particles from its limb as a counter. "Ten Damnit!" Sparks curses, diving away to avoid being hit. The edge of it clips your side, tearing away the fur and flesh on your right side.

Ergh. Bastard!


The sudden pain nearly makes you drop the second spell, but you snarl out the next words, turning your attention away from the second Bakemon (as it seems intent on simply keeping its distance) to glare at the hat-wearing champion.

It tumbles through the air seemingly at random, continuously launching attacks at Sparks. Your old friend is hard pressed to dodge and deflect the constant barrage of bats, streams of energy, and ethereal hands but between his wind spell and agility he manages to avoid the worst of the damage.

You target the soaring champion, examining his flight pattern to parse out where he'll be moving when your spell comes to fruition. Seconds pass as you ignore the constant draining effect, chant and focus before finally everything comes together.

There!


Letting loose another roar, your thrust out your right arm again, tossing the sharp wedge of power towards the undead digimon. You time it perfectly, sending the spell streaking forth just as your target swoops down to avoid another blast of energy.

"End Trance!"


Only before it can make contact, a massive skull pops into existence between the champion and your attack. You blink is stunned surprise at the sight, and watch as Holy Light Strike breaks through the front, then harmlessly disperses into the hollow chamber. A second later, the ghost digimon sends the massive bone flying towards Sparks.

"Heh. Gotcha, prick." Your friend calmly raises his staff up, points it through the incoming projectile then lets out another blast of azure lighting. His spell travels through the hole your own spell had made, breaks through the skulls weakened back end, then continues on to strike the enemy champion dead-center.

Your spell had burnt and ripped the Bakemon you were facing asunder. Sparks vaporizes his opponent in a flash of ozone. The skull vanishes, just before it can crash down, and your friend bends forward, sweeping his remaining arm out in a formal bow. Though you have no idea why.

"Poison Gas!"


A dark purple mist suddenly rolls in towards you from the left, and instinctively you lunge down, digging through the earthy ground in an attempt to avoid what you can only guess to be the other Bakemons attack. You pop up a few seconds later just in time to see Sparks sweep his staff down, causing a rush of wind to slam the second Bakemon down into its own attack. In the next second a ball of electricity connects with the recovering mon, wiping it out of existence.

Sparks throws you a concerned glance, as if to ask if the poison had hit you and you shake your head.

I...I think I got away in time?


"Inconceivable!" A harsh voice roars from above. You turn skyward, to see the Devimon your angelic friend was fighting being forced back, his body covered in burns, bruises and cuts. "How can I be losing against a simple Pidmon?!" The holy digimon in question, laughs merrily and redoubles his assault, twirling his rod in both hands before swinging it down in another fiery strike. Devimon barely manages to block the strike before it can smash his skull, but the crescent edge digs painfully into his forearms. "Your kind aren't this powerful!"

"Enough talk vile Gloaming scum!" Pidmon roars, yanking his weapon down. The Devimon let's loose another grunt of surprise as your comrade wrenches its body down, "Taste Heavens Wrath!" Pidmon rips the rod free from his opponents forearms in a shower of data, then thrusts it down into the Devimon's back. Your ally bears his screaming foe down, and rides him all the way down to crash into the ground. Before the shorter champion can finish his opponent off, Beat blurs towards them and thrusts his arm directly into the Devil digimon's head.

Pidmon and Beat give each other a single nod of silent solidarity...then the angel thrusts his weapon up into the air with a jubilant shout of victory. Your armored comrade wisely backs up, lest he suffer a happy hug from the holy mon.

They've all won that's...good.


You let out a sigh of relief and look over to see how the other two battles are going. Out near the center of the courtyard, you spot a flash of fiery grey as Assaultmon is sent flying into the mountainside. Massive slabs of stone shatters under the impact, sending shards of debris flying through the air. Several small pieces of shrapnel bury themselves in your thick fur, but thankfully stop there.

"Spirits above!" Sparks exclaims, peaking out from past your bulk. "Let's uh, *ahem* it would be most wise to not cross their path"

"...Yeah; good uh, good idea."

The centaur-like digimon erupts from the pile of rocks with a mechanical shriek and jumps away just in time to avoid being burnt by a wave of flame. From what details you were able to pick out; it's leftmost weapon has been chopped cleanly in two, and a number of other wounds such as dents and cuts litters its frame, while it's left eye has been completely shattered.

Judging from the destruction hewn about the center of the courtyard, Sergeant Scratch must have been able to keep the fight contained to the strip while you and the other members of his squad fought on the right side. You shudder to think what an errant shot from Assaultmon might do to you or Sparks.

Out past the two ultimates is Ardat, and she looks to be having a tougher time of things. A number of painful scratches adorn her body, leaving her red clothing in near tatters revealing more skin then you're comfortable looking it. Though your attention is drawn away from her person as her opponent lets out a pathetic mewling sound.

The digimon she'd been fighting on the other paw is in much worse shape bearing dozens of claw marks across its small body, and is missing both of its legs. You watch with no small sense of horror as Ardat drops the limb held in her free hand, lets the broom in her other claw drop free, then advances upon the crawling champion(?) with a murderous gleam in her eye.

Oh no. Spirits above this is...


A wild look of desire appears in the Witchmon's purple eyes as she literally inhales a stream of the cat digimons leaking data. In the next moment she's pouncing on the smaller digimon a harsh cackle on her lips as a contrast to its screams.

"AHaHaHaHaHa!"


You tear your gaze away from the horrifying sight with another shudder, not wanting to watch as Ardat rips the BlackGatomon apart.

"Fledgling Pidmon!" Scratch's voice booms, sounds slightly strained. "Angewomon's squad is fighting the other garrison's other half! Find and assist them!"

"Yes sir! The Gloaming forces shall fall before our might! " The champion replies before whirling on the nearby Stingmon. "Beat, grab Verge and Sparks, you shall carry our comrades into the next battle!"

Wait. What?!


"Tch" The insect digimon grunts unhappily then turns towards you and Sparks. A couple seconds later, you find yourself being flung over Beat's studded shoulders, and a second later the Stingmon has your wizard friend slung under his left arm

This...is not as uh, uncomfortable I expected.


"....Hrmph, I shall allow this once" The Wizardmon grumbles unhappily, but doesn't

"Ardat-"

"She will not follow your orders, Angel!" The orange haired champion snaps, cutting Pidmon off. Ardat glares at the winged champion, who returns the look with an unhappy frown. After a seconds pause, the Witchmon angrily snatches her broom back up, and hops aboard.

"Come Beat, we rush onwards to holy glory!" Pidmon exclaims, lifting back off into the air with a single flex of his wings.

Right then let's...Do this!


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Authors Note: Second half with vote will be posted tonight or this evening. Beta'd by @TempestK
 
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Well damn It was even more humillating than what I throughs, those Bakemon were worse than redshirts but the Soulmon was skilled.

He survive two turns.
 
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Okay that was awsome. Also heres some things we learned.

Bakes are scrubs
Souls less so
Pit is still a Badass who we should hang out with
Beat is a dirty kill stealer
Dakka bot is getting wrecked
Arar is possibly possessed by something or has a split personality. Either way that is concerning.

Only before it can make contact, a massive skull pops into existence between the champion and your attack. You blink is stunned surprise at the sight, and watch as Holy Light Strike breaks through the front, then harmlessly disperses into the hollow chamber. A second later, the ghost digimon sends the massive bone flying towards Sparks.
Huh that's clever.
Heh. Gotcha, prick." Your friend calmly raises his staff up, points it through the incoming projectile then lets out another blast of azure lighting.
That's Clever-er.
"Inconceivable!" A harsh voice roars from above. You turn skyward, to see the Devimon your angelic friend was fighting being forced back, his body covered in burns, bruises and cuts. "How can I be losing against a simple Pidmon?!" The holy digimon in question, laughs merrily and redoubles his assault, twirling his rod in both hands before swinging it down in another fiery strike. Devimon barely manages to block the strike before it can smash his skull, but the crescent edge digs painfully into his forearms. "Your kind aren't this powerful!"
It's called getting gud you Devi scrub!
"Enough talk vile Gloaming scum!" Pidmon roars, yanking his weapon down. The Devimon let's loose another grunt of surprise as your comrade wrenches its body down, "Taste Heavens Wrath!" Pidmon rips the rod free from his opponents forearms in a shower of data, then thrusts it down into the Devimon's back. Your ally bears his screaming foe down, and rides him all the way down to crash into the ground. Before the shorter champion can finish his opponent off, Beat blurs towards them and thrusts his arm directly into the Devil digimon's head.
Once again Pit shows how much of a Badass he is....and Beat is a dirty kill stealer :V
Pidmon and Beat give each other a single nod of silent solidarity...then the angel thrusts his weapon up into the air with a jubilant shout of victory.
Friendship and Victory!
Your armored comrade wisely backs up, lest he suffer a happy hug from the holy mon.
Smart move Beat.
"Tch" The insect digimon grunts unhappily then turns towards you and Sparks. A couple seconds later, you find yourself being flung over Beat's studded shoulders, and a second later the Stingmon has your wizard friend slung under his left arm
Now Verge is a fulffy sack of potatoes. Least Sparky is one too.
"She will not follow your orders, Angel!"
Well. That's not concerning.
 
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This turned out about as well as I expected it to! we'll need to beef up our Spirit stat in the near future though, especially if we intend to use other spells to supplement our fighting style.
 
Looking at this party I'm starting to think that Beat for all his Edge might be one of the more stable members not counting Scratch.

Sparks has his err.... moments so to speak.

Ardat seems to have that hidden sadistic side.

Finally Verge and Pidmon have really nasty tempers.
 
This turned out about as well as I expected it to! we'll need to beef up our Spirit stat in the near future though, especially if we intend to use other spells to supplement our fighting style.
Or even better we start looking for and learning some actual techniques that complement our strength and size. Plus the fact they don't take from the magic reserves.
 
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Right so! Revising the second half of the update is coming along pretty well so far. If my Main beta can get started soon, I should be able to post it in a couple hours.
 
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