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(Anonymous) 2016-04-23 11:58 pm (UTC)(link)dick grayson/nightwing | dc comics (new earth)
jason todd | dc comics (prime earth)
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» small to medium size
» plot-heavy/minimal slice of life
» castmates not required
» no sex games
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It is based on an element from the TV Series Doctor Who (but no Doctor Who knowledge is actually needed).
The Game centres around the premise that everyone has secrets they keep from others and everyone has that one root fear that they never want to face. In the dial, this greatest fear is made anthropomorphic. The creature is always stalking your character, trying to get them to confess their secrets. All the while the characters are trying to escape from the power of the Dial.
Most of the horror and fear inflicted on your character is psychological. Though, should the creature catch your character, they will die. Deaths function to 'reset' your character to the condition/point they were when they originally entered the dial. No canon memory loss happens and there are opportunities to regain previous memories.
If this sounds interesting to you, please check out the profile page for more information and a link to the Test Drive
Jason Todd
While it's a rather large game, it is very plot-heavy and AC is very easy. We have Tim Drake, Dick Grayson from YJ, and a whole host of DC characters that would add to CR for you.
If you have any questions, please ask! And the new test drive post just went up! We'd love to see you in there!
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Characters are told they've accidentally wound up wards of ALASTAIR, a group that fixes timelines across the multiverse. They're deployed on missions in order to earn enough energy to buy their way home. (It's actually possible, if optional, to have a character pay out their dues and return home if you've been in-game more than six months.) The setting shifts every few months depending on the mission, (last one was a medieval setting stuck under eternal night, this one is an island nation where superpowers are being nerfed on NPC and PC alike) and the mods are easy to communicate with if you've got a question or a suggestion or want to organize a player plot.
Size and pace are mediumish, event/plot logs tend to go up every two weeks and tend to alternate between low-key exploration/downtime stuff and higher stakes action and plot progression. There's also a really flexible AC reward system for extra activity that can be used toward pretty much anything you can think of, as long as it falls within the game rules.
DCwise I've got Jason in from the end of Lost Days and we just got a Cassie Sandsmark from Young Justice who'd probably be a lot happier to see Dick show up. The game cast as a whole is pretty mixed, and I'd just love to see him around in general. . .
Important game info: IC welcome, FAQ, navigation! Apps are always open on a rolling basis, and we have an 80-character cap, but the app-drop ratio is pretty steady on both sides, so the wait tends to average at two weeks (give or take) once you throw into the queue. Hit me if you have any questions and I can do my best to answer them! good luck on your gamehunt, either way
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