OverReactionGuy
Verified Sanity
childhood trauma compounded by an obsessive guardian with a genocidal hate complex.
Ah, that's what it was.
childhood trauma compounded by an obsessive guardian with a genocidal hate complex.
In the manga, Ruby is introduced as having a strong affiliation with crows, and appears to keep a murder of them as her familiars.IDK, seems like something she would be into. Maybe we should get Ruby a bunch of cats? She seems like she would need them. It also is very fitting for a witch
Fun fact about those crows, they're the fruits of a childhood spent trying to magically craft friends. From a starting point of only being able to make bits of rock and clay. Because she could see no better way to make friends than to climb the thing-making tech tree from the bottom rung, and wanted them badly enough to consider it worth the effort.In the manga, Ruby is introduced as having a strong affiliation with crows, and appears to keep a murder of them as her familiars.
Fun fact about those crows, they're the fruits of a childhood spent trying to magically craft friends. From a starting point of only being able to make bits of rock and clay. Because she could see no better way to make friends than to climb the thing-making tech tree from the bottom rung, and wanted them badly enough to consider it worth the effort.
This has been Why Ruby Is So Fucked In The Head, part the second.
And then John was a human, oh wait.
On another note, why did almost everyone choose the vote that almost NEVER succeeds? If it were 10 out of 100 we may have stood a chance, but FIVE out of 100?
Because sanity is good, being reasonable is good, and altering someone's mind is a violation of the most fundamental level? Because the worst that happens is basically any of the other votes...except the one that involves fucking mind control?[x]Roll 1d5 for "cunning". If the result is 2 or higher, blindly attack with your your wings. If the result is 1, then you'll brainwash the human and enslave him!
On another note, why did almost everyone choose the vote that almost NEVER succeeds? If it were 10 out of 100 we may have stood a chance, but FIVE out of 100?
I swear, I have no idea were people got this idea of rolling before a vote call.But yeah, I'm not accepting a roll until after votes have been locked.
Which won't be for a while, yet.
We're gonna get a 100.
Remind me where you got that info?Fun fact about those crows, they're the fruits of a childhood spent trying to magically craft friends. From a starting point of only being able to make bits of rock and clay. Because she could see no better way to make friends than to climb the thing-making tech tree from the bottom rung, and wanted them badly enough to consider it worth the effort.
This has been Why Ruby Is So Fucked In The Head, part the second.
Season II, chapter 45. When she's fighting the lightning guy she gives a little speech about how, like a keyblade master, her friends are her power and she's theirs.
All of a sudden, I wanna quote Limp Bizkit.But yeah, I'm not accepting a roll until after votes have been locked.
Which won't be for a while, yet.
[X]Roll 1d5 for "cunning". If the result is 2 or higher, blindly attack with your your wings. If the result is 1, then you'll brainwash the human and enslave him!
20% chance is much, much higher than 5%. And the possible reward can also be quite funny.
When people vote for the probability, it confuses me. Why? Yes, sure, there's a bigger probability of something over the other, but... Eh, the guys above had addressed that point sufficiently, I think.[x]Roll 1d5 for "cunning". If the result is 2 or higher, blindly attack with your your wings. If the result is 1, then you'll brainwash the human and enslave him!
On another note, why did almost everyone choose the vote that almost NEVER succeeds? If it were 10 out of 100 we may have stood a chance, but FIVE out of 100?