/cyoag/ - CYOA General

I mean, a good set of power armor probably weighs more than a ton.

Black text alone against the background blends in at some points. You should put a semi-transparent box behind the text.

The black on dark blue text is very hard to read. You need to use some boxes to make it more legible.

Reposting my build.

>Name: Dubh

>Scenario: Gestation (15C, 15S)

>Flaws:
Case 53 x3 (18S)
Worst Day Ever x3 (21C, 21S)
Memory Death (25C)
Slaughterhouse 9 (29C, 23S)
Endbringer Target (32C, 27S)
Humble Beginnings (37C, 32S)

>Path: Vigilante

>Path Specific Flaw:
Ambivalent (41C, 36S)

>Origin:
>Insert: Drop In (44C, 39S)
>Identity: No Identity (46C)

>Costume: Armor (41C)

>Skills:
Martial Arts (37C)
Stealth (34C))
Investigation (32C)

>Shard: Foreign Element (29C, 36S)

>Perks:
Second Trigger x3 (17C, 27S)
Secret Lair (15C)
Blindspot (14C, 23S)
Negentrophy (9C, 18S)

>Gift: Meta Knowledge

>Powers:
Peak Condition (17S)
Proficiency [Second Trigger] (15S)
Power Sight (14S)
Unlimited Shard Works [Second Trigger] (7S)
Adaptation [Second Trigger] (0S)

>Path Perks:
Tinker Tech (5C)
Toolbelt (4C)
Supply Line (0C)

And appearance without armor and shitty writefagging.

>There is evil and corruption in this world. I shall do good for the common man, with no affiliations to impede the passage of justice.

>There are 'Heroes' who are little better than the villains I face. Though it may earn me enmity, my path is set. Those who are are not true allies of justice shall be punished.

>I have awoken to this world with not an identifying memory in my head. All I know is that who I am, what I am, is not who I once was. I am host to a wealth of knowledge about this world, and its status as a falsehood. While the existential ramifications of such knowledge keeps me up at night, it has also given me a great advantage in seeking out both allies and enemies.

>Some of my powers are developed beyond the norm. Though my own powers began quite undeveloped, I found myself physically capable, eerily competent, and able to sense what powers a person might have at a glance. Though I did not realize it during the first day of my new life, I am selectively immune to the powers of others, a great boon for hunting enemies of justice. Beyond that, I seem to be able to learn and copy the powers of other parahumans through observation, to which I can only call that first day a blessing in disguise, as it allowed me to bear witness to a great many powers.

>Thanks to my abnormal competence and foreign shard, I can in some cases, develop powers even more quickly than its original owner.

If it wasn't clear, I'm using Ambivalent to be both an Anti-Hero and Anti-Villain, with the intent of rooting out and pushing corruption among Heroes just as harshly as I would to Villains. Rogues on the straight and narrow are cool, though they are to be eyed with scrutiny.

I'm not one to nitpick and I ask out of genuine curiosity - how do people plan to survive with Humble Beginnings+more than 1 Worst Day Ever+Endbringer Target?
This combo almost explicitly means that on day one, an Endbringer is going to come for you. It's hard enough to survive that with powers, let alone as a normal human. Especially if said endbringer is Simurgh.

So basically only other projection like the Siberian could damage it?

endbringer target only works during canon endbringer attacks (according to the text), so you have some time before Leviathan came in Gestation to get triggered, my hope is that worst day ever x2 is enough to get the job done. If it isn't or if it's too much then i'm fucked. I'm the robot btw.

Because if you were going to take worst day ever and endbringer target anyway, humble beginnings is a free +5/+5 in a sense, because... well, it's a traumatic day. Triggering is caused by trauma.

You can mitigate the risk by taking the second chance gift, and nobody is reasonably going to assume 'oh, I guess I died on the first day' as an outcome.

It's free points. All brief disadvantages like that are, really - the only ones that actually make you think are the ones like Nosebleed that are permanent.

Mount: Manticore
Discipline: Hunter
Ally: Andrea
Quest: A New Breed

Even if the city establishment is corrupt, the city itself still protects an entire, well, city's worth of people. The Manticore is good for wounding, but not killing, potential new specimens in silent ambushes.

I had a really bad feeling about The Emissary.