Stanley Teriaca Posted June 3 Report Share Posted June 3 10 minutes ago, DShomshak said: I like this character a lot. The writeup is long, but not as complicated as it first seems. Queen Nightmara has a pretty focused set of Powers, it's just that how much of them she can use (especially the Growth) varies by surroundings and circumstance, which leads to a lot of bookkeeping in the writeup. In practice, one would likely keep character sheets for each level of Growth and shuffle between them as needed. I was inspired by a possessed Queen Beryl. When Beryl was dying she let Queen Metallia possesses her body and she caused it to grow. 10 minutes ago, DShomshak said: No VPP to paper over gaps in writeup! VPPs, now *those* get complicated when you actually sit at the gaming table. I didn't want the hassle of the VVP. 10 minutes ago, DShomshak said: A surprising amount of world-building implicit in the writeup itself. Like, this is a setting where magical girls have powers/identities based on emotions; and each has a Godstone that is in some way connected to their powers and their lives. Well, yes. But Godstones don't just represent emotions, they also represent plants, animals, and elements. 10 minutes ago, DShomshak said: I'm impressed. I will not be porting Queen Nightmara whole into my campaign as Queen Nocturna, the big bad enemy for Princess Moonray, but I am learning from the character and writeup. Well done, and thank you. Dean Shomshak Well, that is the idea. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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