From a moral standpoint it just might be a valid option for a Hollow. Have you paused to consider how much blood is on the hands of the average Adjuchas?
How did this get five pages long?tl;dr: Your Resurreccion gives you Dark Souls-style invincibility frames when using Sonido and lets you pass through objects and people striking them while doing so. You get a healing ability while standing in shadows. On the minus side your sword can only briefly manifest when attacking, so you can't properly parry. You need to rely on dodging and healing to survive engagements. Your resurreccion is pretty powerful for your spiritual power, but it is very weak against restraining attacks or illuminating effects that banish shadows.
So our TRUE FORM is a Dark Souls Player?
Technically this happens by turning immaterial, so certain kinds of magic will ignore it. Trick-type Resurreccions: very powerful as long as they get to play by their own rules, but always with counters for the lucky or prepared.
No one can ever Git Gud sadly.
Um... Isn't that something you should never do anyway?
Excuse me, I was involved too
Since when were you under the impression that your name wasn't included in my post?Excuse me, I was involved too
This is fine with me, as is presumably obvious.
The only downside is that we're not so strangely adorable in that state
"Oh hey she's just shy I'm sure there's a pretty princess underneath that mask" and then we go true form and suddenly being of ash and shadow everywhere
You can't retroactively turn out to have been a Gillian, no. Some advanced skills (others than the ones offered at chargen) may be accessible through story developments.
You have no idea how tempted I am to make you a Silent Videogame Protagonist just for kicks
So, you mean to say that it's even more accurate to the Dark Souls rolling experience?
Nah, the vast majority of our foes rely on blood veins, which slash easy, but are hard to bruise.
If we take that disability, will we get the perk of being able to activate our special abilities without calling their names, or having to explain them to whomever we're using them on?You have no idea how tempted I am to make you a Silent Videogame Protagonist just for kicks
You have no idea how tempted I am to make you a Silent Videogame Protagonist just for kicks
In a shonen series I think "Mute Protagonist" Is a Perk.
Arrancars don't generally need to call out their actions. They do it sometimes for kicks but unlike Kido, you need no incantation even for a Gran Rey Cero.
Actually, just imagine the scenario where we're mute, and communicate mostly by narration (i.e You don't think that sounds like a very good idea. "Oh, don't be such a worrywart," he replies.):
See, that IS a good idea...but the problem with that is we'll end up fighting some combat genius who we have on the ropes for 90% of the fight, then they knock us on our ass, say "I've figured out your little trick" and then explain our own power back to us so the audience can be both informed and impressed that they figured it out.
