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Unranked Games / Re: Ge.Ne.Sis (theoretical)
« on: March 10, 2010, 12:11:47 AM »
I...see. All right, then. Gimme about fifteen hours.
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- Gelyan, Nera, and Sisily have Tarots, which are summonable spirits that behave as independent PC's in most ways. The exceptions are that they do not generate Energy and they can not fight wihtout a normal PC, as if all normal PC's are killed and only Tarots remain it is a game over. The Tarots remain until they are killed, dismissed by the summoner, or the summoner uses a special 'Soulburst' command which consumes energy and has various effects. Tarots also have a passive field ability such as adding to the party's regen, granting everyone parasitic healing, or reducing all enemy Resist scores. I'll add these in... later, when I am less lazy. Due to taking a turn to summon they don't change much.
Opinion: Gelyan's Sharpshooter perk gives him stupidly overwhelming range. He's like an FE ballista, considering the size of Ge.Ne.Sis maps. I think this would pretty much have to translate into him getting the first turn against any opponent without a comparable threat range. That makes his Tarots viable. Sisily can't afford to give up her first turn, and Neraine would generally prefer not to do so, but if a Sharpshooter Gelyan comes up against a foe with incredible physical immunity (not by Defense of course due to Armor Crusher), he'll likely wanna summon the Fool for electric damage or the Hanged Man for ice damage. Similarly, a Green-perk Gelyan would probably go second automatically due to his crappy threat range (only Neraine and the High Priestess have lower attack ranges, and neither of them are unable to attack after moving). So he won't have any Energy to spend on his first counterattack. I do think Neraine's tankish builds might wanna try summoning Death in some cases; she could lose a turn to gain two turns later (paralysis status effect) and Death's passive aura drains 7% of the opponent's HP each turn before that paralysis, in addition to Death's own damage output being decent and uncounterable with Soul Eater.