MultiFiction Quest (a CK2 Quest with a lot of fictional characters, set in our world)
- Thread starter DaviProGamer27
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??? Still indecisive on that, might come back to it later...
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Fair enough, take your time on the decision.
So just fan comics are banned, what about original web comics like Erma, Girl Genius, Looking for Group and etc.?
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Loved LFG growing up, and Girl Genius gives so many good ideas to add to Germany/Central Europe with Sparks.
If we're suggesting webcomics, I hope The Order of the Stick comes in, it's my favorite D&D themed webcomic and something I grew up with.
Dang I don't know how I feel about not being rewarded for omakes anymore, I need to think about this.
Any idea when the next turn is coming?
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Well another hero setting we can add could be Grrl Power.
Well hopefully the group will be alright and the Villians will have trouble in the new crazy world.
Although I can see the goblin obe trying to spread word of goblin equality but will have trouble with the other versions of goblins he'll probably find disgusting.
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To be fair Red Cloak thinks goblins in his world are disgusting (the hate for Hobgoblins is strong) so that feels like something he can get over.
Wait Red Cloak is what you mean by goblin obe right?
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The Goblin one, sorry on a phone so must have missed that.
Maybe so but he did get over his hate when a hobgoblin saved him, but I meant like goblins from Goblin Slayer, I doubt he'll like the idea of r@pe on captured females.
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You'd still get rewarded just nit any extra points.
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If not exp then what do I get rewarded with?
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... you must have not understood very clearly.
As a Co-Writer, you get acess to some pretty niffty stuff.
Hiwever, being a Co-Writer doesn't immediately grant you extra EXP Points. You still need to write good and interesting omakes for that.
WHAT YOU CAN GET, is an easier "canonization" : your omakes are more likely to be canon than not.
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Asks and omakes open.
Go crazy!
Go crazy!
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Everyone, I'd like to present you our newest Co-Writer : @CoreBrute
So what happened which the Outlast series
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Stranded in a desert. At least, the first 2 entries.
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Hello hello
Continue asking stuff.
Or making omakes
Don't be afraid to ask for ideas.
Oh, and @CoreBrute Has made some official Hero Units from his omake. In case he - or anyone else - feels like doing a NegaQuest in South America, you'd know what their stats are.
Continue asking stuff.
Or making omakes
Don't be afraid to ask for ideas.
Oh, and @CoreBrute Has made some official Hero Units from his omake. In case he - or anyone else - feels like doing a NegaQuest in South America, you'd know what their stats are.
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Final round of Asks and Omakes!!
After thisnround, you won't hear from me for a while because I'll be on vacation.
After thisnround, you won't hear from me for a while because I'll be on vacation.
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What's a NegaQuest?
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A NegaQuest is a Parallel Quest - kind of.
For example: in DVV AladinnQuest, there is the Sherwood NegaQuest, which focuses on the Robin Hood Characters trying to survive.
For an hypotetical NegaQuest based on your work: let's say that Det.Pikachu and Blanka want to solve a case, while the Hunter's Guild is trying to track them down and/or make a profit in Brazil.
You could write some [Martial Actions/Stewardship Action/Personal Actions] for either side on which you focus on. The readers won't be able to vote for these actions, and you'd just show us the Results and Rival Results/Reports.
It would add flavor and worldbuilding to this World, essentially.
Of course, you can interprete NegaQuest as something completely different. I've just tried to explain to the best of my abilities.
Anyway, see ya~
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To expand, Negaquests are usually reader created omakes that either show other factions of the quest going at that time(see the Alladin quest example which has gm canonicty i believe) or they're writer as an event shown as if the voters started as a different group (See Sage of Eyes's C.O.R.E and RISE and Thechron's Illiadquest)
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Asks open.
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The Canon ones (EU, BRICS, NATO etc...), as well as the Superheroes League (Avengers + League of Justice merge), rhe Council of Deaths, and a couple others.
It's not much, vut it's keeping things stable.
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Don't forget Xcom is around, and that's supposed to be funded by governments from around the world. A large part of Xcom 1 (and presumably the original game) is that you can lose support from certain regions depending on your actions.
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Asks and omakes open.
Just... don't do school stuff (Primary, Secondary and High)
Just... don't do school stuff (Primary, Secondary and High)
Information Tidbit #46: Godly Influence
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One things you might not know is the fact that the GODS of different pantheons have Areas of the world where they are considerably Stronger and Weaker.
To elaborate:
Let's say that the Marvel!Norse and the Mythological!Norse Gods were to come to blows. Now, where would they fight? Or the PJO!Olympians and the Mythological!Olympians.
Niw, the Marvel and PJO Variants of the Gods have limits: they are more "modern" than their Mythological selves, they mostly stay in America, and they tends to put up a good fught against mortals.
Now, why is that important?
Because of the Range of their powers. See, the Mythological Norse and Olympians are at their Strongest in their Native Lands (Scandinavia and Greece), and then their power and influence downgrades the further they go from those places.
So, hypothetically, they should be at their weakest in America? Well, yes and no. While Yes, they aren't as strong there as they would be in their homeland, the fact that interest was brought up again thanks to International Media (Youtube, Disney Movies,Marvel and DC Comics, etc...) did manage to give them more power.
While the variants (Marvel, DC, PJO) are almost completely useless outside of the USA. And even inside, you can (Canonically) see them struggle.
TLDR: if you match up a Mythological character against one of their variants, the Variant is going to lose 98% of the times.
And that goes for ALL mythologies.
To elaborate:
Let's say that the Marvel!Norse and the Mythological!Norse Gods were to come to blows. Now, where would they fight? Or the PJO!Olympians and the Mythological!Olympians.
Niw, the Marvel and PJO Variants of the Gods have limits: they are more "modern" than their Mythological selves, they mostly stay in America, and they tends to put up a good fught against mortals.
Now, why is that important?
Because of the Range of their powers. See, the Mythological Norse and Olympians are at their Strongest in their Native Lands (Scandinavia and Greece), and then their power and influence downgrades the further they go from those places.
So, hypothetically, they should be at their weakest in America? Well, yes and no. While Yes, they aren't as strong there as they would be in their homeland, the fact that interest was brought up again thanks to International Media (Youtube, Disney Movies,Marvel and DC Comics, etc...) did manage to give them more power.
While the variants (Marvel, DC, PJO) are almost completely useless outside of the USA. And even inside, you can (Canonically) see them struggle.
TLDR: if you match up a Mythological character against one of their variants, the Variant is going to lose 98% of the times.
And that goes for ALL mythologies.