Comments of chapter undefined of CYOA: The Multiverse Unbound
CYOA: The Multiverse Unbound
Capybarian
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IDK what you're cooking for your list of Powers, but I got a few things I would like to ask/suggest. I'm cooking up a mean 'ol character, but not all the powers are present in your list. (FYI, I'm cataloging my own list based-off on yours if you don't mind.) Body Powers: - Devil Gene (Tekken) - X-Gene (Marvel) - Viltrumite (Invincible) - Dovahkiin (The Elder Scrolls) - Quincy/Hollow/Soul Reaper (Bleach) - Illithid Worm (D&D) (Would Race and Bloodline be considered Body Powers or are those worthy of their own category?) Discipline Powers: - Martial Skills (D&D) - Spellcasting (D&D)- edit this one to include Druid and Warlock spells. - Tier Magic (Overlord)- mostly the same as D&D Spellcasting, but goes to 10th tier and Super Tier Magic. - Magicka (The Elder Scrolls) (How would you list powers and skills gain through choosing a Class? Would Class selection be a Discipline Power or it's own category?) Item Powers: - Yamato & Lawn Chair(Devil May Cry)- imo a package deal - Rebellion (Devil May Cry) - Ebony & Ivory (Devil May Cry) - World Items (Overlord)- imma do us a solid and price this the same as the Omnitrix.
Like playing a class to use those class specific skills/spells/features. Destructive Wave (D&D example) is only available to two Cleric subclasses, Tempest Domain and Light Domain. Could a spell/skill/feature, locked behind a subclass, be taught like a Discipline Power?
Capybarian:Wow. Thanks for the suggestions. I already had plans to add some that are in your list (Viltrumite, magicka, Devil May Cry, etc), but thanks for reminding me about the other stuff. Race and Bloodline will probably me listed as a Body Power or a modifier of sort. As for ID Class Selection, I don't understand what that means.
