Through a series of illogically, and sadly misinformed persons I have been dictated that I need to submit such a simple item into the knowing and guiding hand of the Fac.
Now, if you would be so kind as to read the following notes as to why my poorly knowledgable prosecutors are misinformed in their beliefs of the "controversial" bullet.
As is common knowledge and sense, bullets are composed of gunpowder and metal both of which exist freely in the land of Chima as proven by the television show.
Chi is a not a resource that everyone has, anyone who isn't part of a tribe would have to purchase it. Therefore it is highly logical that some clever beast would think to create the beloved bullets, considering the existence of fireworks and flares would it not?
Bullets can be hand made and predate running water and electricity. This means that they aren't advanced in the slightest, and should be exempt from your duties within this topic.
Me and my colleagues (More on that later) find the fact that you find it within yourselves to hamper the use of bullets, but don't feel any at Gundam mechs and magic ridiculous and biased and this grieves us much.
I feel that I must also remind the members of the community of the Chimain Eagle who was able to make anything into a highly dangerous projectile thus furthering the case of the bullet.
Now frankly, I wouldn't have submitted such a simple and generic item had it not been for efforts of the community, based on fallacy based logic, to do so. I'm very sorry to bother the acting RP Rep, Shamrock, with such a trivial item as I am aware that the job he already has is very stressful and taxing at this particular moment in time, and it pains me to have to demand his time in such a fashion and for that I sincerely apologize.
Now please pardon me if I'm coming off a bit fresh. I have dropped the jovial nature of my standard posts to convey a sense of a serious nature. This is not an act of disrespect but an act of the sincere respect to all of you. I am fully aware that the most esteemed members of the Fac will see that this is nothing but a simple misunderstanding and that the less fortunate characters in our highly accomplished RP will be able to have the life saving bullet thanks to the Fac's efforts
I thank you all very much for your time and await your quite logical agreement with me and my associates. As I am not the only member bereaved by this unfortunate misunderstanding (as mentioned earlier). Nick, Vestak, thelegoroleplayer, and VortaxxFan among other members have convened with me on this matter, and they also agree that this all but a grievous misunderstanding that has come about by lack of information and knowledge. I think this is most likely to be blamed on the fact that a good dictionary for Chima Lore has not yet come into being. As a result I would like to nominate the highly esteemed member of this communities' Fac, with help from the community itself of course, to create one in whatever form is satisfactory. Let such mistakes be far in few between I say! Why have these pointless squabbles when instead we can focus on weaving together the intricacies of this fantastical world together. Let us not be enemies! Nay, I say but comrades creating a marvelous tapestry of a story intwined with our unique backgrounds. Once again I must thank the highly accomplished members of the Fac for standing by us in this controversial matter. I salute your volunteered unpaid service to this community.
But what about RPG’s and such? All in all, i agree with your terms in a “chimian bullet”. I could just replace Scordon’s chi-powered arsenal (with a few exceptions) with regular guns.
Fire Chi exists to preserve the balance. The point of the arc is that the Inland Tribes have no way of defeating the Ice Hunters, so they have to use Fire Chi.
There's no way that would work in an RP context. It works in the context of the series because the writers can easily say "the tribes survived and ran away". You can't in an RP as the Ice Tribe players will just hunt everyone else down.
I personally agree with Omega Tahu here. It's more sustainable RP wise if the tribes can fight the Ice Tribes but not outright defeat them. That means they can hold their own but they can't win outright until they get the Fire Chi.
Actually, I was thinking the people who have non-ice tribe RPCs would be able to have their RPCs escape while a bunch of NPCs are frozen, and only the people who want their RPCs to be frozen will get their RPCs frozen.
Through a series of illogically, and sadly misinformed persons I have been dictated that I need to submit such a simple item into the knowing and guiding hand of the Fac.
Now, if you would be so kind as to read the following notes as to why my poorly knowledgable prosecutors are misinformed in their beliefs of the "controversial" bullet.
As is common knowledge and sense, bullets are composed of gunpowder and metal both of which exist freely in the land of Chima as proven by the television show.
Chi is a not a resource that everyone has, anyone who isn't part of a tribe would have to purchase it. Therefore it is highly logical that some clever beast would think to create the beloved bullets, considering the existence of fireworks and flares would it not?
Bullets can be hand made and predate running water and electricity. This means that they aren't advanced in the slightest, and should be exempt from your duties within this topic.
Me and my colleagues (More on that later) find the fact that you find it within yourselves to hamper the use of bullets, but don't feel any at Gundam mechs and magic ridiculous and biased and this grieves us much.
I feel that I must also remind the members of the community of the Chimain Eagle who was able to make anything into a highly dangerous projectile thus furthering the case of the bullet.
Now frankly, I wouldn't have submitted such a simple and generic item had it not been for efforts of the community, based on fallacy based logic, to do so. I'm very sorry to bother the acting RP Rep, Shamrock, with such a trivial item as I am aware that the job he already has is very stressful and taxing at this particular moment in time, and it pains me to have to demand his time in such a fashion and for that I sincerely apologize.
Now please pardon me if I'm coming off a bit fresh. I have dropped the jovial nature of my standard posts to convey a sense of a serious nature. This is not an act of disrespect but an act of the sincere respect to all of you. I am fully aware that the most esteemed members of the Fac will see that this is nothing but a simple misunderstanding and that the less fortunate characters in our highly accomplished RP will be able to have the life saving bullet thanks to the Fac's efforts
I thank you all very much for your time and await your quite logical agreement with me and my associates. As I am not the only member bereaved by this unfortunate misunderstanding (as mentioned earlier). Nick, Vestak, thelegoroleplayer, and VortaxxFan among other members have convened with me on this matter, and they also agree that this all but a grievous misunderstanding that has come about by lack of information and knowledge. I think this is most likely to be blamed on the fact that a good dictionary for Chima Lore has not yet come into being. As a result I would like to nominate the highly esteemed member of this communities' Fac, with help from the community itself of course, to create one in whatever form is satisfactory. Let such mistakes be far in few between I say! Why have these pointless squabbles when instead we can focus on weaving together the intricacies of this fantastical world together. Let us not be enemies! Nay, I say but comrades creating a marvelous tapestry of a story intwined with our unique backgrounds. Once again I must thank the highly accomplished members of the Fac for standing by us in this controversial matter. I salute your volunteered unpaid service to this community.
But what about RPG’s and such? All in all, i agree with your terms in a “chimian bullet”. I could just replace Scordon’s chi-powered arsenal (with a few exceptions) with regular guns.
I personally see no issue with RPGs and such. The main issue would be missiles with the power to destroy entire HQs, aka WMDs, which are illegal anyway unless the majority of the RP agrees to utilize them specifically to wipe something off the map.
Through a series of illogically, and sadly misinformed persons I have been dictated that I need to submit such a simple item into the knowing and guiding hand of the Fac.
Now, if you would be so kind as to read the following notes as to why my poorly knowledgable prosecutors are misinformed in their beliefs of the "controversial" bullet.
As is common knowledge and sense, bullets are composed of gunpowder and metal both of which exist freely in the land of Chima as proven by the television show.
Chi is a not a resource that everyone has, anyone who isn't part of a tribe would have to purchase it. Therefore it is highly logical that some clever beast would think to create the beloved bullets, considering the existence of fireworks and flares would it not?
Bullets can be hand made and predate running water and electricity. This means that they aren't advanced in the slightest, and should be exempt from your duties within this topic.
Me and my colleagues (More on that later) find the fact that you find it within yourselves to hamper the use of bullets, but don't feel any at Gundam mechs and magic ridiculous and biased and this grieves us much.
I feel that I must also remind the members of the community of the Chimain Eagle who was able to make anything into a highly dangerous projectile thus furthering the case of the bullet.
Now frankly, I wouldn't have submitted such a simple and generic item had it not been for efforts of the community, based on fallacy based logic, to do so. I'm very sorry to bother the acting RP Rep, Shamrock, with such a trivial item as I am aware that the job he already has is very stressful and taxing at this particular moment in time, and it pains me to have to demand his time in such a fashion and for that I sincerely apologize.
Now please pardon me if I'm coming off a bit fresh. I have dropped the jovial nature of my standard posts to convey a sense of a serious nature. This is not an act of disrespect but an act of the sincere respect to all of you. I am fully aware that the most esteemed members of the Fac will see that this is nothing but a simple misunderstanding and that the less fortunate characters in our highly accomplished RP will be able to have the life saving bullet thanks to the Fac's efforts
I thank you all very much for your time and await your quite logical agreement with me and my associates. As I am not the only member bereaved by this unfortunate misunderstanding (as mentioned earlier). Nick, Vestak, thelegoroleplayer, and VortaxxFan among other members have convened with me on this matter, and they also agree that this all but a grievous misunderstanding that has come about by lack of information and knowledge. I think this is most likely to be blamed on the fact that a good dictionary for Chima Lore has not yet come into being. As a result I would like to nominate the highly esteemed member of this communities' Fac, with help from the community itself of course, to create one in whatever form is satisfactory. Let such mistakes be far in few between I say! Why have these pointless squabbles when instead we can focus on weaving together the intricacies of this fantastical world together. Let us not be enemies! Nay, I say but comrades creating a marvelous tapestry of a story intwined with our unique backgrounds. Once again I must thank the highly accomplished members of the Fac for standing by us in this controversial matter. I salute your volunteered unpaid service to this community.
Ok, quick backstory why this was banned, for several times over: Felipe was the first who said we need bullets, Shamrock said no, I said meh, flipped a coin and sided with Shamrock, so this is all upto Shamrock
Fire Chi exists to preserve the balance. The point of the arc is that the Inland Tribes have no way of defeating the Ice Hunters, so they have to use Fire Chi.
There's no way that would work in an RP context. It works in the context of the series because the writers can easily say "the tribes survived and ran away". You can't in an RP as the Ice Tribe players will just hunt everyone else down.
I personally agree with Omega Tahu here. It's more sustainable RP wise if the tribes can fight the Ice Tribes but not outright defeat them. That means they can hold their own but they can't win outright until they get the Fire Chi.
Agreed. I still think the arc is fundamentally pointless, but it'll be enjoyable if it's handled well.
1: Magic— I know there was some confusion about magic when YJF was here, so I'd like to officially submit the types of magic to be used.
Object levitation: The user can levitate objects without touching them. A blue chi energy field surrounds the user's hands or the weapon being used to channel magic. An identical chi energy field surrounds the object that is being levitated. If the user loses focus, the energy fields will disappear and the object will fall back to the ground. The user cannot levitate objects high into the sky (for example, you can't throw a boulder up at a flying vehicle). The user cannot levitate himself, herself, or any organic beings into the air.
Power storm: The user can create a colorful swirl of magic energy by swirling around his/her hands or weapons. The power storm cannot grow to a bigger size than the user's own body. The power storm can vaporize any inorganic object except for vehicles or weapons, to keep it from being an OP ability. The power storm can do minimal damage to any organic being except the Phoenix or Ice tribes, but it cannot vaporize beings.
Chi aura control: When a magic user plugs chi or fire chi, the user can keep his or her constraction figure-sized energy aura in existence, and use it as an avatar in battle. The user can control the aura with his/her movements, but it only lasts for a limited time (more on that soon). The chi auras cannot come into contact with any physical objects or beings; they can only interact with, fight, and damage other chi auras from other magic users. The chi auras only last as long as the battle does (or until the magic users get their chi orb ripped out of their harness); this means that a chi aura immediately disappears after defeating and destroying another chi aura. This power is useless unless two magic users are fighting each other.
I think all those ablilities are reasonable.
2: Only Egorsmirnov approved the Vulture Mech from December:
It's smaller and skinnier than an Ice Bear mech, but that makes it faster and more agile. Its legs are lean and spindly so it can run and jump swiftly, but this is also a weakness, as the thighs can be very easily broken apart in battle if not protected enough, leaving the mech immobile. It's the same speed as the canon Ice Vulture Glider, and can fly thanks to the engines in its feet. It takes 3 chi orbs to power it; 2 safe in the compartments on either side of the neck, and 1 behind the neck, but the one back there is vulnerable and easily stolen. Chi consumption rate: 3 orbs every 12 minutes. Its arms are symmetrical on both sides up until the hands. Its right hand is a crushing claw that can snap a bike or speedor in half (not the stone speedor wheel, just the metallic vehicle shell). In place of a left hand, the Vulture Mech has a wing blade that can cut through rock and some kinds of metal if the metal is frozen. The wing blade can also spin around like a propeller and cut things up rapidly during battle, but it is very easy to blast off or rip off. Above the wing blade is a grappling hook shooter. The grappling hook will immediately freeze whatever it hits, but the line can be cut in two by a sword.
Like most Ice Hunter vehicles, this mech has a smaller detachable vehicle: the Vulture Speeder. The speeder has 2 modes of transportation, and it goes as fast as a chi-powered speedor in either mode: it can either hover a half a foot above the ground, or move on the snow like a snowmobile. It has a rocket booster and an ice missile launcher. The latter can be used while the speeder is attached to the mech as well.
3: Thefirstdecade gave his dues ex machina character the power to create dimensional portals out of nowhere, with no explanation, and never submitted this power to the FAC. I find this unfair.
-then Scrin slowly apperates into the same Cell as Bratta is in- a very green-glowing ball of electrifying xen portal energy opened up besides him and he gestured to it, the shackles and bondage falling off the bat in response to this- -The Chi-man Scrin smiles and gives her a little push into the glowing ball of xen energy with a nefarious grin, Bratta could be heard screaming before the portal teleported with a loud roar and then a soft crackle, her person someplace else out of the Bat territory-
Through a series of illogically, and sadly misinformed persons I have been dictated that I need to submit such a simple item into the knowing and guiding hand of the Fac.
Now, if you would be so kind as to read the following notes as to why my poorly knowledgable prosecutors are misinformed in their beliefs of the "controversial" bullet.
As is common knowledge and sense, bullets are composed of gunpowder and metal both of which exist freely in the land of Chima as proven by the television show.
Chi is a not a resource that everyone has, anyone who isn't part of a tribe would have to purchase it. Therefore it is highly logical that some clever beast would think to create the beloved bullets, considering the existence of fireworks and flares would it not?
Bullets can be hand made and predate running water and electricity. This means that they aren't advanced in the slightest, and should be exempt from your duties within this topic.
Me and my colleagues (More on that later) find the fact that you find it within yourselves to hamper the use of bullets, but don't feel any at Gundam mechs and magic ridiculous and biased and this grieves us much.
I feel that I must also remind the members of the community of the Chimain Eagle who was able to make anything into a highly dangerous projectile thus furthering the case of the bullet.
Now frankly, I wouldn't have submitted such a simple and generic item had it not been for efforts of the community, based on fallacy based logic, to do so. I'm very sorry to bother the acting RP Rep, Shamrock, with such a trivial item as I am aware that the job he already has is very stressful and taxing at this particular moment in time, and it pains me to have to demand his time in such a fashion and for that I sincerely apologize.
Now please pardon me if I'm coming off a bit fresh. I have dropped the jovial nature of my standard posts to convey a sense of a serious nature. This is not an act of disrespect but an act of the sincere respect to all of you. I am fully aware that the most esteemed members of the Fac will see that this is nothing but a simple misunderstanding and that the less fortunate characters in our highly accomplished RP will be able to have the life saving bullet thanks to the Fac's efforts
I thank you all very much for your time and await your quite logical agreement with me and my associates. As I am not the only member bereaved by this unfortunate misunderstanding (as mentioned earlier). Nick, Vestak, thelegoroleplayer, and VortaxxFan among other members have convened with me on this matter, and they also agree that this all but a grievous misunderstanding that has come about by lack of information and knowledge. I think this is most likely to be blamed on the fact that a good dictionary for Chima Lore has not yet come into being. As a result I would like to nominate the highly esteemed member of this communities' Fac, with help from the community itself of course, to create one in whatever form is satisfactory. Let such mistakes be far in few between I say! Why have these pointless squabbles when instead we can focus on weaving together the intricacies of this fantastical world together. Let us not be enemies! Nay, I say but comrades creating a marvelous tapestry of a story intwined with our unique backgrounds. Once again I must thank the highly accomplished members of the Fac for standing by us in this controversial matter. I salute your volunteered unpaid service to this community.
Ok, quick backstory why this was banned, for several times over: Felipe was the first who said we need bullets, Shamrock said no, I said meh, flipped a coin and sided with Shamrock, so this is all upto Shamrock
No offense to Felipe, but we're going to fight a lot harder than he did. We've got evidence that of gunpowder or a similar substitute existing in canon, and even if we didn't have evidence, it really isn't a stretch to assume that gunpowder could easily be invented by anyone with any brains in Chima, especially by those who have no easy access to Chi or low opinions of it.
1: Magic— I know there was some confusion about magic when YJF was here, so I'd like to officially submit the types of magic to be used.
Object levitation: The user can levitate objects without touching them. A blue chi energy field surrounds the user's hands or the weapon being used to channel magic. An identical chi energy field surrounds the object that is being levitated. If the user loses focus, the energy fields will disappear and the object will fall back to the ground. The user cannot levitate objects high into the sky (for example, you can't throw a boulder up at a flying vehicle). The user cannot levitate himself, herself, or any organic beings into the air.
Power storm: The user can create a colorful swirl of magic energy by swirling around his/her hands or weapons. The power storm cannot grow to a bigger size than the user's own body. The power storm can vaporize any inorganic object except for vehicles or weapons, to keep it from being an OP ability. The power storm can do minimal damage to any organic being except the Phoenix or Ice tribes, but it cannot vaporize beings.
Chi aura control: When a magic user plugs chi or fire chi, the user can keep his or her constraction figure-sized energy aura in existence, and use it as an avatar in battle. The user can control the aura with his/her movements, but it only lasts for a limited time (more on that soon). The chi auras cannot come into contact with any physical objects or beings; they can only interact with, fight, and damage other chi auras from other magic users. The chi auras only last as long as the battle does (or until the magic users get their chi orb ripped out of their harness); this means that a chi aura immediately disappears after defeating and destroying another chi aura. This power is useless unless two magic users are fighting each other.
I think all those ablilities are reasonable.
2: Only Egorsmirnov approved the Vulture Mech from December:
It's smaller and skinnier than an Ice Bear mech, but that makes it faster and more agile. Its legs are lean and spindly so it can run and jump swiftly, but this is also a weakness, as the thighs can be very easily broken apart in battle if not protected enough, leaving the mech immobile. It's the same speed as the canon Ice Vulture Glider, and can fly thanks to the engines in its feet. It takes 3 chi orbs to power it; 2 safe in the compartments on either side of the neck, and 1 behind the neck, but the one back there is vulnerable and easily stolen. Chi consumption rate: 3 orbs every 12 minutes. Its arms are symmetrical on both sides up until the hands. Its right hand is a crushing claw that can snap a bike or speedor in half (not the stone speedor wheel, just the metallic vehicle shell). In place of a left hand, the Vulture Mech has a wing blade that can cut through rock and some kinds of metal if the metal is frozen. The wing blade can also spin around like a propeller and cut things up rapidly during battle, but it is very easy to blast off or rip off. Above the wing blade is a grappling hook shooter. The grappling hook will immediately freeze whatever it hits, but the line can be cut in two by a sword.
Like most Ice Hunter vehicles, this mech has a smaller detachable vehicle: the Vulture Speeder. The speeder has 2 modes of transportation, and it goes as fast as a chi-powered speedor in either mode: it can either hover a half a foot above the ground, or move on the snow like a snowmobile. It has a rocket booster and an ice missile launcher. The latter can be used while the speeder is attached to the mech as well.
3: Thefirstdecade gave his dues ex machina character the power to create dimensional portals out of nowhere, with no explanation, and never submitted this power to the FAC. I find this unfair.
-then Scrin slowly apperates into the same Cell as Bratta is in- a very green-glowing ball of electrifying xen portal energy opened up besides him and he gestured to it, the shackles and bondage falling off the bat in response to this- -The Chi-man Scrin smiles and gives her a little push into the glowing ball of xen energy with a nefarious grin, Bratta could be heard screaming before the portal teleported with a loud roar and then a soft crackle, her person someplace else out of the Bat territory-
It’s explained in Scrin’s bio in the wiki. You keep forgetting this, don’t you? He isnt an “inter-dimensional Beaucrat” (halp cant spell da word!) for no reason. And i based him off of a character whom has the same powers for a reason. I find these fair to his cluase as im not using this “Deus Ex Machina” on masses of people, when im only demonstrated his powers on singular people important to him. So its used in moderation. Sure it could be used on others, but i refrain from doing so. Pretend its just outland special effects for your sake, as for, a type of “magic” for Jgread’s sake. Even if when it can be used and recreated by technology the Forgotten can use.
. Besides, i havent stated this before, what if teleportation is used in tandem with Scrin’s inner chi? and dimensional physics where we can use certain dimensions as slingshots instead of tunneling through them? Think carefully as you will. I use these powers for story-related purposes only and my character’s only, even when i direct some “thoughts of scrin” to others.
Through a series of illogically, and sadly misinformed persons I have been dictated that I need to submit such a simple item into the knowing and guiding hand of the Fac.
Now, if you would be so kind as to read the following notes as to why my poorly knowledgable prosecutors are misinformed in their beliefs of the "controversial" bullet.
As is common knowledge and sense, bullets are composed of gunpowder and metal both of which exist freely in the land of Chima as proven by the television show.
Chi is a not a resource that everyone has, anyone who isn't part of a tribe would have to purchase it. Therefore it is highly logical that some clever beast would think to create the beloved bullets, considering the existence of fireworks and flares would it not?
Bullets can be hand made and predate running water and electricity. This means that they aren't advanced in the slightest, and should be exempt from your duties within this topic.
Me and my colleagues (More on that later) find the fact that you find it within yourselves to hamper the use of bullets, but don't feel any at Gundam mechs and magic ridiculous and biased and this grieves us much.
I feel that I must also remind the members of the community of the Chimain Eagle who was able to make anything into a highly dangerous projectile thus furthering the case of the bullet.
Now frankly, I wouldn't have submitted such a simple and generic item had it not been for efforts of the community, based on fallacy based logic, to do so. I'm very sorry to bother the acting RP Rep, Shamrock, with such a trivial item as I am aware that the job he already has is very stressful and taxing at this particular moment in time, and it pains me to have to demand his time in such a fashion and for that I sincerely apologize.
Now please pardon me if I'm coming off a bit fresh. I have dropped the jovial nature of my standard posts to convey a sense of a serious nature. This is not an act of disrespect but an act of the sincere respect to all of you. I am fully aware that the most esteemed members of the Fac will see that this is nothing but a simple misunderstanding and that the less fortunate characters in our highly accomplished RP will be able to have the life saving bullet thanks to the Fac's efforts
I thank you all very much for your time and await your quite logical agreement with me and my associates. As I am not the only member bereaved by this unfortunate misunderstanding (as mentioned earlier). Nick, Vestak, thelegoroleplayer, and VortaxxFan among other members have convened with me on this matter, and they also agree that this all but a grievous misunderstanding that has come about by lack of information and knowledge. I think this is most likely to be blamed on the fact that a good dictionary for Chima Lore has not yet come into being. As a result I would like to nominate the highly esteemed member of this communities' Fac, with help from the community itself of course, to create one in whatever form is satisfactory. Let such mistakes be far in few between I say! Why have these pointless squabbles when instead we can focus on weaving together the intricacies of this fantastical world together. Let us not be enemies! Nay, I say but comrades creating a marvelous tapestry of a story intwined with our unique backgrounds. Once again I must thank the highly accomplished members of the Fac for standing by us in this controversial matter. I salute your volunteered unpaid service to this community.
Ok, quick backstory why this was banned, for several times over: Felipe was the first who said we need bullets, Shamrock said no, I said meh, flipped a coin and sided with Shamrock, so this is all upto Shamrock
Am I to be under the understanding that major discussions that will effect the RP for years to come are decided on by chance?
Ok, quick backstory why this was banned, for several times over: Felipe was the first who said we need bullets, Shamrock said no, I said meh, flipped a coin and sided with Shamrock, so this is all upto Shamrock
Am I to be under the understanding that major discussions that will effect the RP for years to come are decided on by chance?
Yes, no one used bullets ever, your the first one, and since VETO laws, Shamrock has VETO'd the rules completely
Other weapons are not effective against them. They just aren't. Unless a projectile or weapon is powered by Fire Chi, it will take a long time to break through one of the walls the Ice Hunters raise to shield their advancing armies. Of course, using regular Chi will allow you to break free of ice blocks, so that you can stand a chance, but magic fire is the only quick way to break through magic ice.
No. Just no to all of that. That's too way too restricting, and plain stupid. Stop trying to make this place follow the same plot contrivances as the show, because it will not work for this RP. This scripted garbage doesn't have a place here unless every active user agrees to go through with it, and it doesn't look like that's the case.
How precisely will it not work? It's always been the plan to have this arc, and there's really nothing wrong with it. The Ice Tribes invade. The Inland Tribes find that standard fighting is ineffective, but they can be delayed. Normal Chi means that a warrior can avoid being frozen, rocks (and likely heavy artillery) can force them to retreat briefly, and Beaver constructions can hold them off. While the tribes use these means to delay the Ice Hunters, a few heroes pass trials to win Fire Chi, which evens the playing field.
Fire Chi exists to preserve the balance. The point of the arc is that the Inland Tribes have no way of defeating the Ice Hunters, so they have to use Fire Chi.
So you effectively saying that, we should be screwed over without the use of fire chi? I want us to at least put up a good Resistance here.
We can resist them with Chi, rocks and heavy weapons, as shown by the TV show, but we need Fire Chi to make it a fair fight, yes.
Fire Chi exists to preserve the balance. The point of the arc is that the Inland Tribes have no way of defeating the Ice Hunters, so they have to use Fire Chi.
There's no way that would work in an RP context. It works in the context of the series because the writers can easily say "the tribes survived and ran away". You can't in an RP as the Ice Tribe players will just hunt everyone else down.
I personally agree with Omega Tahu here. It's more sustainable RP wise if the tribes can fight the Ice Tribes but not outright defeat them. That means they can hold their own but they can't win outright until they get the Fire Chi.
The Inland Tribes use rocks, logs and Chi delay them, as shown in the TV show, long enough for heroes to get Fire Chi, freeing frozen Chimians and making it a fair fight. As long as Fire Chi can be gained fairly soon into the arc, then it will soon become a fair fight that will allow the Inland Tribes to keep fighting until the Great Illumination.
So, here's a few mechs I wanted to pass through the FAC. I don't have much time, so i'll post this one now and post the rest later:
Name:Blastzone 1. Appearance:Bipedal walker with a large central body and an enclosed central cockpit on the front. Weapons:Long Range Chi cannon that can destroy things from extremely far away. However, it's extremely inaccurate, needs a clear shot, and takes a while to charge. Gun that fires Chi energy at an extremely fast rate, medium range laser beam. Weaknesses:The walker has trouble dealing with things up close, so it needs infantry support to guard it. Other:I'm happy to limit the number of this walker to 1 if need be.
I want us to at least put up a good Resistance here. 