[X] 500 One of Each
Summoner Quest (Celestial Menagerie)
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Addendum 4384-2:** The following is an excerpted experimental log involving SCP-4384. The trials were conducted on ██/██/20██ by Dr. Roe to deduce different reactions of SCP-4384 from stimuli.
Stimulus Test Results
Common rabbit introduced into the enclosure. SCP-4384 shows no signs of interest, watching subject for a few moments before perching atop a branch.
Instance of Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (Eastern garter snake) introduced into the enclosure. SCP-4384 shows no signs of interest, proceeding to preen itself for several minutes until the conclusion of the test.
Instance of Cerastes cerastes (Desert Horned Viper) introduced into the enclosure. SCP-4384 becomes exceptionally hostile, producing shrieks of over 180-decibels and attempting to claw at the snake with its talons.1
D-201512 instructed to enter the enclosure. SCP-4384 produces a shrill emission, causing temporary deafness in D-20151.
D-21867 instructed to enter enclosure, bearing a mask of Haida make, similar to the one discovered with SCP-4384. SCP-4384 remains silent for several moments, before cautiously flying near D-21867. After a short period of examination, SCP-4384 returns to its perch, showing no additional signs of interest.
Dr. Roe3 instructed to enter the enclosure. SCP-4384 immediately becomes curious, flying towards Dr. Roe before promptly perching on her shoulder. SCP-4384 later returns to roost on top of one of the aviary mews.
A recording of a red-tailed hawk shriek is played. SCP-4384 produces a mating call commonly associated with male instances of Buteo Jamaicensis and ruffles its feathers. It prepares to lift off from its perch, but then pauses and quickly folds its wings. SCP-4384 makes no additional response to repeat playing of the recording.
Footnotes
1. Despite intense efforts, SCP-4384 was unable to harm the subject other than temporarily disorienting it.
2. Note: D-20151 was convicted for various charges of arson and manslaughter.
3. Part of the SCP-4384 containment team, selected for participation based on background in veterinary biology and commendations for exemplary employee behavior.
Stimulus Test Results
Common rabbit introduced into the enclosure. SCP-4384 shows no signs of interest, watching subject for a few moments before perching atop a branch.
Instance of Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (Eastern garter snake) introduced into the enclosure. SCP-4384 shows no signs of interest, proceeding to preen itself for several minutes until the conclusion of the test.
Instance of Cerastes cerastes (Desert Horned Viper) introduced into the enclosure. SCP-4384 becomes exceptionally hostile, producing shrieks of over 180-decibels and attempting to claw at the snake with its talons.1
D-201512 instructed to enter the enclosure. SCP-4384 produces a shrill emission, causing temporary deafness in D-20151.
D-21867 instructed to enter enclosure, bearing a mask of Haida make, similar to the one discovered with SCP-4384. SCP-4384 remains silent for several moments, before cautiously flying near D-21867. After a short period of examination, SCP-4384 returns to its perch, showing no additional signs of interest.
Dr. Roe3 instructed to enter the enclosure. SCP-4384 immediately becomes curious, flying towards Dr. Roe before promptly perching on her shoulder. SCP-4384 later returns to roost on top of one of the aviary mews.
A recording of a red-tailed hawk shriek is played. SCP-4384 produces a mating call commonly associated with male instances of Buteo Jamaicensis and ruffles its feathers. It prepares to lift off from its perch, but then pauses and quickly folds its wings. SCP-4384 makes no additional response to repeat playing of the recording.
Footnotes
1. Despite intense efforts, SCP-4384 was unable to harm the subject other than temporarily disorienting it.
2. Note: D-20151 was convicted for various charges of arson and manslaughter.
3. Part of the SCP-4384 containment team, selected for participation based on background in veterinary biology and commendations for exemplary employee behavior.
There was a fair bit of research and background reading that went into this, for pretty much all the details included here. A fair bit was also trimmed out during all the editing stages. It's been a lot of edits!
For those who would like spoilers, here are spoilers:
The entity is a baby thunderbird. It's locked in eternal battle with its nemesis, the horned serpent, and has taken up guardianship of a Foundation Site that happens to be on the grounds of its usual territory.
It also tries to carry out the spiritual responsibilities of thunderbirbs, specifically sending off heroes into the afterlife, where (according to Haida folklore) they get to smoke good tobacco all day. Did you know that the Haida people often rolled tobacco in lime before chewing it? And some elderly individuals would keep it in their mouths overnight?
Loudboi birb doesn't really understand that some people aren't familiar with the traditions though, so it tries its best to work with what it's got. He's a growing birb, he'll figure things out.
For those who would like spoilers, here are spoilers:
The entity is a baby thunderbird. It's locked in eternal battle with its nemesis, the horned serpent, and has taken up guardianship of a Foundation Site that happens to be on the grounds of its usual territory.
It also tries to carry out the spiritual responsibilities of thunderbirbs, specifically sending off heroes into the afterlife, where (according to Haida folklore) they get to smoke good tobacco all day. Did you know that the Haida people often rolled tobacco in lime before chewing it? And some elderly individuals would keep it in their mouths overnight?
Loudboi birb doesn't really understand that some people aren't familiar with the traditions though, so it tries its best to work with what it's got. He's a growing birb, he'll figure things out.
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Ah so that's what it is. I tried looking up the people but the only mention of birds was the Raven.
I am more interested in the raindrops occasionally makes water elemental snake followed by killing snake equals water borne damages and injuries goes notably down. And Leviathan usually makes water storms, and we do got Sepentia to kick up the water preemptively...racial trait bonus?
The Spectre:
For armor The Spectre's light drowning clothes?
For weapon The Spectre's fighting gloves?
For Senses The Spectre's Crime tingling senses?
For Vehicle The Spectre's grappling hook or noir motorcycle?
He could be a excellent sparing partner.
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Things we cannot currently do not have but should
stop time based effects (pop gray boy bubbles)
bypass armor/durability entirely (defeat endbringers)
precognition/ retrocognition immunity (bypass the simurgh)
more healing and flying (always useful)
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choices in no particular order
most likely choice:
Pearl Jam (honestly the most likely in lore choice, as he knows how useful stands are)
other best choices:
Fay stag/calygraunts due to their ability to detect magic and its immunity to scrying and mind spells
Calygraunts could innately sense the magic in magical items within 60 ft (18 m) of them, seeing it as auras of varying brightness, and could normally determine the type, specific functions, and even the strength (number of uses, charges, etc., left) of an item 90% of the time, at least when not confused, feebleminded, or under psionic attack, and near 100% of the time if they had seen it in use.
Once they had identified an item, they could activate and control those items that were triggered by force of will, silent mental command, or spoken word, from up to 20 ft (6.1 m) away.
Calygraunts were immune to enchantment and divination magic, as well as psionics that had mind-reading or influencing effects.
An excellent addition since it allows us to use stuff made by other capes like dauntless and Chevalier, or forcibly disarm a tinker
D&D
constructor [halo] with the ability to repair everything, effectively a Star Trek replicator and if not it can maintain all non-tinker gear available, maybe even repair tinker gear this thing here saves millions of dollars in PRT budget by itself it can fix anything but probably not quickly
Author [all tomorrow] is one of the few sapiens to come more than willingly and likely full of knowledge on advance technologies, he will willingly cooperate with the keeper if they are human for a chance to study humans, it will also give piggot horrible, horrible nightmares by publishing all tomorrows in bet, the author then studies why everybody is so traumatized
if we still had the Digimon tree then Solarmon, as he evolves into clockmon that has time abilities
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other very valid choices
living unseen servant [D&D] can be unbelievably useful in any situation where you can't approach, exceptionally useful against behemoth or other nuclear incidents)
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unkow are capable of rewriting reality in large enough numbers as shown on movie 3 however I don't know if 100 are enough for anything, may actually be one of the most useful Pokémon since they might have powers similar to citrine:
limited, slow and imprecise manipulation of reality in a small area, but she has been described as being capable of removing gray boy bubbles by WOG so it's also a good choice
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mini-hunter [terminator]
drone with under slung plasma pistol, plasma weaponry from the terminator is amazing, a missed shot still produces burns a meter from the beam
likely can be taken apart for hydrogen fuel cells and the phased plasma pistol, which are great
"One of the most effective is the 40-Watt Phased Plasma Rifle, which fires superheated hydrogen compressed to a plasma state. A pilot laser in the weapon vaporizes a path through the atmosphere to the target a microsecond before the actual bolt is produced. The plasma bolt then follows the laser beam to the target at a velocity in excess of 8500 meters per second. The weapon is capable of a rate of fire superior to the common resistance weaponry, with minimal risk of overheating or weapon shutdown. Armor is easily penetrated by the super hot plasma bolt which can burn its way through more than a quarter-meter of case-hardened steel. Striking an organic target with the plasma bolt will almost certainly result in fatality, including the possibility of explosion or neatly cauterized amputation. A near miss can inflict third degree burns, and 'splash damage' can be as devastating as a traditional grenade blast."
Even if it's only 1/4 as good in all stats, It's still an amazing weapon
and don't forget an arm from a terminator created supercomputers, a fully functional drone is going to be better than that
it has the downside of saint immediately recognizing it as a terminator geek and trying to steal/destroy it
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cyber skulls are also not going to be beaten in sheer versatility, especially if we can alter the loadout
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ancestor moths, best fabric we have access to with resource extraction, and capable of, in combination with the unkow, allow for manipulation of reality and access of the Akashic Record
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root sprite can drop 44 separate plant species as loot, as well as white pears which can be turned into pearled pears that restore XP, making them ideal when combined with the enchanted books as we can enchant continuously and aspectus fruit seeds, which unlocks aspectus, which unlocks herblore, a more intensive version of potions, it may also drop life crystals as they are used in animating
we can get pearls from bivalves since those are also free, even if the protectorate can pay for pearls, since we can probably use small, deformed and pearls not suited for jewelry, which are quite common
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tribbles come in a dozen already, so with swarm they can turn into 1200! Enough to stop even a bloodthirsty Klingon
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hellfire wasps from Pandora can drop soldiers for several days, and these are professional soldiers working for a capitalist hellhole company, they don't do medical leaves lightly, good addition to Taylor arsenal
stop time based effects (pop gray boy bubbles)
bypass armor/durability entirely (defeat endbringers)
precognition/ retrocognition immunity (bypass the simurgh)
more healing and flying (always useful)
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choices in no particular order
most likely choice:
Pearl Jam (honestly the most likely in lore choice, as he knows how useful stands are)
other best choices:
Fay stag/calygraunts due to their ability to detect magic and its immunity to scrying and mind spells
Calygraunts could innately sense the magic in magical items within 60 ft (18 m) of them, seeing it as auras of varying brightness, and could normally determine the type, specific functions, and even the strength (number of uses, charges, etc., left) of an item 90% of the time, at least when not confused, feebleminded, or under psionic attack, and near 100% of the time if they had seen it in use.
Once they had identified an item, they could activate and control those items that were triggered by force of will, silent mental command, or spoken word, from up to 20 ft (6.1 m) away.
Calygraunts were immune to enchantment and divination magic, as well as psionics that had mind-reading or influencing effects.
An excellent addition since it allows us to use stuff made by other capes like dauntless and Chevalier, or forcibly disarm a tinker
D&D
constructor [halo] with the ability to repair everything, effectively a Star Trek replicator and if not it can maintain all non-tinker gear available, maybe even repair tinker gear this thing here saves millions of dollars in PRT budget by itself it can fix anything but probably not quickly
Author [all tomorrow] is one of the few sapiens to come more than willingly and likely full of knowledge on advance technologies, he will willingly cooperate with the keeper if they are human for a chance to study humans, it will also give piggot horrible, horrible nightmares by publishing all tomorrows in bet, the author then studies why everybody is so traumatized
if we still had the Digimon tree then Solarmon, as he evolves into clockmon that has time abilities
----
other very valid choices
living unseen servant [D&D] can be unbelievably useful in any situation where you can't approach, exceptionally useful against behemoth or other nuclear incidents)
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unkow are capable of rewriting reality in large enough numbers as shown on movie 3 however I don't know if 100 are enough for anything, may actually be one of the most useful Pokémon since they might have powers similar to citrine:
limited, slow and imprecise manipulation of reality in a small area, but she has been described as being capable of removing gray boy bubbles by WOG so it's also a good choice
----------
mini-hunter [terminator]
drone with under slung plasma pistol, plasma weaponry from the terminator is amazing, a missed shot still produces burns a meter from the beam
likely can be taken apart for hydrogen fuel cells and the phased plasma pistol, which are great
"One of the most effective is the 40-Watt Phased Plasma Rifle, which fires superheated hydrogen compressed to a plasma state. A pilot laser in the weapon vaporizes a path through the atmosphere to the target a microsecond before the actual bolt is produced. The plasma bolt then follows the laser beam to the target at a velocity in excess of 8500 meters per second. The weapon is capable of a rate of fire superior to the common resistance weaponry, with minimal risk of overheating or weapon shutdown. Armor is easily penetrated by the super hot plasma bolt which can burn its way through more than a quarter-meter of case-hardened steel. Striking an organic target with the plasma bolt will almost certainly result in fatality, including the possibility of explosion or neatly cauterized amputation. A near miss can inflict third degree burns, and 'splash damage' can be as devastating as a traditional grenade blast."
Even if it's only 1/4 as good in all stats, It's still an amazing weapon
and don't forget an arm from a terminator created supercomputers, a fully functional drone is going to be better than that
it has the downside of saint immediately recognizing it as a terminator geek and trying to steal/destroy it
------
cyber skulls are also not going to be beaten in sheer versatility, especially if we can alter the loadout
------
ancestor moths, best fabric we have access to with resource extraction, and capable of, in combination with the unkow, allow for manipulation of reality and access of the Akashic Record
------
root sprite can drop 44 separate plant species as loot, as well as white pears which can be turned into pearled pears that restore XP, making them ideal when combined with the enchanted books as we can enchant continuously and aspectus fruit seeds, which unlocks aspectus, which unlocks herblore, a more intensive version of potions, it may also drop life crystals as they are used in animating
we can get pearls from bivalves since those are also free, even if the protectorate can pay for pearls, since we can probably use small, deformed and pearls not suited for jewelry, which are quite common
------
tribbles come in a dozen already, so with swarm they can turn into 1200! Enough to stop even a bloodthirsty Klingon
------
hellfire wasps from Pandora can drop soldiers for several days, and these are professional soldiers working for a capitalist hellhole company, they don't do medical leaves lightly, good addition to Taylor arsenal
Oh yeah if Bonus Categories are available in the One of Each vote however they are handled Pearl Jam is 100% getting my vote, a really damn fantastic healing Stand that synergises with our cooking power we got when we got our first Toriko summon can pretty much cure anything with the right ingredients.
Edit: I am now imagining using Pearl Jam to cure Piggot with her old liver exploding out of her and being replaced with a new healthy one.
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yooo i didn't even think of that, pearl jam scales with the quality of ingredients and cooking prowess, we have the resources of the United States, ingredients from toriko and the ability to summon basically everything that lives on earth (eventually) as well as miss J that can boost cooking
honestly the only limit on this stand is its range, if it could work on preserved food like pickles and be shipped to Alaska
Yeah the Toriko Category granted power and Pearl Jam work EXTREMELY well together. And thats not even getting into some of the exotic ingredients we can get from the CM either through Material Extraction or otherwise.
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yeah, even if they take the same ingredients, having Fiji water curing insomnia is an amazing power in itself for an office full of workers
it instantly makes a psychic teenager full of energy, so it works amazing on average office workers, and that was just water
it also may cure simpler and more common conditions with less expensive and rare ingredients
honestly from what we have seen from Toriko, and how pearl jam works it might actually grant superpowers together, wouldn't surprise me
what each dish makes to what cure is definitely associated, similar conditions have similar material requirements or culinary cultures
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@kratos , @Doccer, @sonicyoash
Sorry no toScp-4384 edit: Scp-4494, I'm putting my veto on this one. It's only in the CM as a favor to Totadilplays who was a huge help to me. (without him the CM would have stopped at version 3.0)
But I don't want to summon a "human" (i know he's not but he looks like one). And I wouldn't be able to do it justice anyway.
Sorry no to
But I don't want to summon a "human" (i know he's not but he looks like one). And I wouldn't be able to do it justice anyway.
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I'm guessing you meant 4494, shame but oh well I still have a list of other 100 point SCPs to work off of.
Drat, foiled again!
if One of Each is chosen, which is what seems likely, then Chao is a decent low cost creature in Various. A Chao get imprints from animals and mystical beasts, which make the Chao better in some way, and you could easily argue that almost everything in the Menagerie could give a Chao an imprint. Add in swarm to other creatures for the possibility of one hundred imprints instead of just one, and you get a creature with a decent ability to scale as you get more summons.
While it doesn't help Chao, unless you use make a swarm stick around for several days, since you can't give the same creature to multiple Chao, how do swarm and Summon x3/x7 work with creatures that can improve through training or combat? Are the greatest improvements kept while others are discarded, would the average improvement be kept, are they all kept and added together, or is it a case where all improvements are kept, but common improvements are only applied once? Let's say you had a Flabébé and applied swarm before having them all train, what would determine what the main Flabébé gained from the training?
While it doesn't help Chao, unless you use make a swarm stick around for several days, since you can't give the same creature to multiple Chao, how do swarm and Summon x3/x7 work with creatures that can improve through training or combat? Are the greatest improvements kept while others are discarded, would the average improvement be kept, are they all kept and added together, or is it a case where all improvements are kept, but common improvements are only applied once? Let's say you had a Flabébé and applied swarm before having them all train, what would determine what the main Flabébé gained from the training?
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Excellent question. I think it'll work like Shadow Clones in Naruto. When the copy created by Swarm, x3 or x7, dissipates the main creature gains its memory and experience. So full benefit. The only limit is that if all copies practice the same things in the same way they're less benefits.
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Vote closed: Winning Vote: 500 One of Each
Despite an excellent showing for Random Gain, as expected it's One of Each that wins.
So once again our hero will receive an avalanche of creatures, exactly one year since the last time for us, and two weeks for him.
But in one year the Celestial Menagerie has changed a lot, with a lot of new categories and with the arrival of the Bonus Categories.
Here's how it's going to work, among the normal categories I found four that could offer some creatures worth less than 100 points but that aren't really interesting. So they'll be replaced by four bonus categories of my own choice. Mundane Animals will be replaced by My Little Pony, Avatar (we already have multiple hybrid animals) will be replaced by Stardew Valley, Devil May Cries/Bayonetta (only one possibility) will be replaced by X-Com, and Horizon Zero Dawn/Dinotrux (we already got two tools, and the control tower isn't that great) will be replaced by Skylander.
You will be voting for eleven categories at a time, and the voting periods will be shorter. This means that we'll only need four votes and we should be finished Monday.
Any vote that does not include the name of the category will be ignored.
[] My Little Pony:
[] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild:
[] Stardew Valley:
[] Dungeons & Dragons:
[] Pokemon: Unown: Write-in Shape and Hidden Power type
[] Xcom:
[] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid:
[] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon:
[] Dragons:
[] Xenoblade Chronicles:
[] Star Wars/Mass Effect:
Voting will be closed Today at 23 PM GMT
Despite an excellent showing for Random Gain, as expected it's One of Each that wins.
So once again our hero will receive an avalanche of creatures, exactly one year since the last time for us, and two weeks for him.
But in one year the Celestial Menagerie has changed a lot, with a lot of new categories and with the arrival of the Bonus Categories.
Here's how it's going to work, among the normal categories I found four that could offer some creatures worth less than 100 points but that aren't really interesting. So they'll be replaced by four bonus categories of my own choice. Mundane Animals will be replaced by My Little Pony, Avatar (we already have multiple hybrid animals) will be replaced by Stardew Valley, Devil May Cries/Bayonetta (only one possibility) will be replaced by X-Com, and Horizon Zero Dawn/Dinotrux (we already got two tools, and the control tower isn't that great) will be replaced by Skylander.
You will be voting for eleven categories at a time, and the voting periods will be shorter. This means that we'll only need four votes and we should be finished Monday.
Any vote that does not include the name of the category will be ignored.
[] My Little Pony:
[] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild:
[] Stardew Valley:
[] Dungeons & Dragons:
[] Pokemon: Unown: Write-in Shape and Hidden Power type
[] Xcom:
[] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid:
[] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon:
[] Dragons:
[] Xenoblade Chronicles:
[] Star Wars/Mass Effect:
Voting will be closed Today at 23 PM GMT
[X] My Little Pony: Great Seedling
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Raptor
[X] Stardew Valley: Junimos
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: B Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Koopa Troopa
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Mortifole
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Knobby White Spider
My reasons for picking each one:
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Raptor
[X] Stardew Valley: Junimos
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: B Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Koopa Troopa
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Mortifole
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Knobby White Spider
My reasons for picking each one:
- Great Seedling seemed amusing, and it has a possibly interesting ability if caught
- Raptor was just because I didn't feel like diving through the whole dinosaur list and I vaguely recall raptors being small enough for indoor combat
- Junimos can lift and move things, and I suspect they can repair buildings
- Phantom Steed can move about 81 mph (Base speed 240=~27mph, x3 for running), can fly, walk on water, and unstable surfaces don't cause difficulty
- Unknown B kinda resembles a bird, so flying seemed reasonable
- GREMLIN was because I don't think having an autonomous armed vehicle going around would be reassuring, Sectoids are Masters, and I just didn't feel like picking Drone
- Koopa Troopa, which I didn't even have to look at the others before picking it for its shells, plus Mindless Summoning on a Yellow Koopa Troopa to remove its shell and then re-enter is broken, though a single mistake when ordering it would mean serious collateral damage.
- Imp can drop Seeds of Wisdom and Resilience along with chimaera wings, so quite useful. It also has several self-destruct abilities, so sacrificing it in an emergency is possible
- Spiderwing can attack with a strong fire-resistant webbing, which might be useful
- Mortifole was chosen due to being an insect that looks like a flower
- Knobby White Spider is made out of calcified wood, can turn into a tree after getting enough food, and I didn't feel like going through the category for anything else
[X] My Little Pony: Great Seedling
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild:
[X] Stardew Valley:
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Gargoyle
[X] Pokemon: Unown: Write-in Shape and Hidden Power type
[X] Xcom: GRIMLIN
[X] Xcom: Sectoid
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid:
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Dracky
[X] Dragons: Flightsuit
[X] Dragons: Shocktail
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles:
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Space Cow (Shifty Looking Cow plz)
@zagan if we get the Gargoyle and get it's horn for the potion of invulnerability could Alex make that?
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild:
[X] Stardew Valley:
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Gargoyle
[X] Pokemon: Unown: Write-in Shape and Hidden Power type
[X] Xcom: GRIMLIN
[X] Xcom: Sectoid
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid:
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Dracky
[X] Dragons: Flightsuit
[X] Dragons: Shocktail
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles:
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Space Cow (Shifty Looking Cow plz)
@zagan if we get the Gargoyle and get it's horn for the potion of invulnerability could Alex make that?
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I'll say yes, but it wouldn't be that easy, he would need some other ingredients maybe sourced from some of his other creatures and some more mundane ones. Some experimentation would be required too.
By the way, you forgot a few categories, and the details of the Unown.
Still gong over my list just woke up and my computer is taking forever to load the wikis I'm thinking of going C for the Unown for Compendium and I know for sure I want a Mario summon because we don't have any of those yet thinking either Koopa Troopa or Chain Chomp. GREMLIN for Xcom is a great choice it it was one I was considering during the synergy vote because it turns into it's upgraded forms over time.
[X] My Little Pony: Parasprites
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Tek Creatures
[X] Stardew Valley: Slime
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: B Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Life Tree Fruit
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Mortifole
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Rachni Worker
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Tek Creatures
[X] Stardew Valley: Slime
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: B Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Life Tree Fruit
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Mortifole
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Rachni Worker
Parasprites --> A single one is capable of "eating an entire basket of apples in mere seconds", and are capable of eating inorganic matter, and have a bite force sufficient to tear through metal lamp posts instantly. A swarm can be directed to eat through any obstacle we want. Basically, they're underpriced.
Tek Creatures --> Superior variant we can apply to any future Ark creature.
Slime --> Material Extraction can retrieve Diamonds and Prismatic Shards. Also, it can be upgraded into a Big Slime later.
Phantom Steed --> To quote @Pen-Paper Toad, they "can move about 81 mph (Base speed 240=~27mph, x3 for running), can fly, walk on water, and unstable surfaces don't cause difficulty" Very useful.
Unown: B Flying --> I guess why not?
GREMLIN --> Yeah, the other options suck for a hero.
Life Tree Fruit --> "The Life Tree Fruit is a legendary fruit borne from the Life Tree. It is said that it can cure any illness." It cured a disease that killed an otherwise immortal dragon. It is also giant, so slice it into little pieces and cure a lot of people at once.
Imp --> As @Pen-Paper Toad said: "Imp can drop Seeds of Wisdom and Resilience along with chimaera wings, so quite useful. It also has several self-destruct abilities, so sacrificing it in an emergency is possible"
Spiderwing --> Fire-resistant webbing might be useful for Elytra's costume, and for other uses.
Mortifole --> Couldn't see anything that stood out, anyone else have a suggestion?
Rachni Worker --> Is an engineer that can work with Mass Effect technology. Eventually, we'll get something that we extract Element Zero from, and when we do they can build stuff for us. Also, not everything requires Eezo in its construction, so they can still make stuff. To see how good they are, here's a wiki quote:
Tek Creatures --> Superior variant we can apply to any future Ark creature.
Slime --> Material Extraction can retrieve Diamonds and Prismatic Shards. Also, it can be upgraded into a Big Slime later.
Phantom Steed --> To quote @Pen-Paper Toad, they "can move about 81 mph (Base speed 240=~27mph, x3 for running), can fly, walk on water, and unstable surfaces don't cause difficulty" Very useful.
Unown: B Flying --> I guess why not?
GREMLIN --> Yeah, the other options suck for a hero.
Life Tree Fruit --> "The Life Tree Fruit is a legendary fruit borne from the Life Tree. It is said that it can cure any illness." It cured a disease that killed an otherwise immortal dragon. It is also giant, so slice it into little pieces and cure a lot of people at once.
Imp --> As @Pen-Paper Toad said: "Imp can drop Seeds of Wisdom and Resilience along with chimaera wings, so quite useful. It also has several self-destruct abilities, so sacrificing it in an emergency is possible"
Spiderwing --> Fire-resistant webbing might be useful for Elytra's costume, and for other uses.
Mortifole --> Couldn't see anything that stood out, anyone else have a suggestion?
Rachni Worker --> Is an engineer that can work with Mass Effect technology. Eventually, we'll get something that we extract Element Zero from, and when we do they can build stuff for us. Also, not everything requires Eezo in its construction, so they can still make stuff. To see how good they are, here's a wiki quote:
| If the Rachni Queen was allowed to survive Noveria, then Shepard can meet an asari on Illium who encountered the rachni and gave her a purpose. This asari survived a ship crash: workers repaired her ship, and apparently it runs even better than before. |
[X] My Little Pony: Parasprites
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Tek Creatures
[X] Stardew Valley: Slime
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: B Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Life Tree Fruit
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Mortifole
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Rachni Worker
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Tek Creatures
[X] Stardew Valley: Slime
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: B Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Life Tree Fruit
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Mortifole
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Rachni Worker
[X] My Little Pony: Parasprites
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Tek Creatures
[X] Stardew Valley: Slime
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: C Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Life Tree Fruit
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Koopa Troopa
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Chain Chomp
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Terebra
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Rachni Worker
Ok finally back home to do this didn't change anything on the previous votes for the most part except the Unown being a C more for thematic purposes since our Cape Name starts with C. I admit the Fruit sounds useful but I'm also still adding the other Mario options there just in case the vote swings in their favor and for Xenoblade I just find the Terebra pretty cute like a weird otter fennec fox combo. Everything else seems fine with me Spiderwing seems useful for it's webbing, Rachni Workers have some good potential, and yeah Parasprites are pretty broken from what I remember especially when there are a swarm of them also helps that they are cute though I was tempted by the Golden Seedling I like their aesthetic and has a potentially interesting ability.
[X] Ark/Primeval/The Future is Wild: Tek Creatures
[X] Stardew Valley: Slime
[X] Dungeons & Dragons: Phantom Steed
[X] Pokemon: Unown: C Flying
[X] Xcom: GREMLIN
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Life Tree Fruit
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Koopa Troopa
[X] Super Mario/Zelda/Metroid: Chain Chomp
[X] Dragon Quest/Blue Dragon: Imp
[X] Dragons: Spiderwing
[X] Xenoblade Chronicles: Terebra
[X] Star Wars/Mass Effect: Rachni Worker
Ok finally back home to do this didn't change anything on the previous votes for the most part except the Unown being a C more for thematic purposes since our Cape Name starts with C. I admit the Fruit sounds useful but I'm also still adding the other Mario options there just in case the vote swings in their favor and for Xenoblade I just find the Terebra pretty cute like a weird otter fennec fox combo. Everything else seems fine with me Spiderwing seems useful for it's webbing, Rachni Workers have some good potential, and yeah Parasprites are pretty broken from what I remember especially when there are a swarm of them also helps that they are cute though I was tempted by the Golden Seedling I like their aesthetic and has a potentially interesting ability.
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