Reader-added tags for now consist of "Little-girl vanguard" and "You damn lolicons!"

Moonspeaker said:

Reader-added tags for now consist of "Little-girl vanguard" and "You damn lolicons!"

I guess that explains Clownpiece.

Because if she were six, then naturally, the actions and story would be limited. (^^;)

so... it's easy mode hack?

you know, i am interested at the fact what if somebody decided to roleplay as a person that somehow subconsciously fall in love with said vanguard.
it would fun see somebody act that out. perhaps he/she would go through extreme denial that caused exhaustion or something

thanghe said:

so... it's easy mode hack?

No. It's hell. It's like being unable to ever do anything significant to the story. Plus you'd get dismissed as nonsense by any sensible adult in the game.

As a GM, I like to give freedom to players, so I leave age and race in fantasy settings free to create whatever you can imagine, and I'd adapt it to the system - those were in TRPG played through forums.

Once, a player made a baby. It was an absolute never ending hell of narration simply because I was left with "even if I end the narration here, what will he do? Cry?"

Another time, someone made a Owl. It didn't do anything significant, and the player was also the mentality of "if shooting didn't do anything, then you just hafta shoot more" to the point that she self destructed even after I gave her plot+newbie armor. And the reason she was an owl was just so boring I couldn't take it anymore so I just left it to die.

So I stopped giving freedom.

Not even kidding, this weekend I hung out with my usual RPG group (my brother, his wife, and a friend of theirs from college) and we were talking about what we'll do after the BESM Magical Girl game we've been running ends. If we do a D&D-style game, my sister-in-law wants to run a character with a Shota complex...and my brother will compliment her by playing a child mage who was dubbed his village's hero and sent out into the world because he used a Sleep spell on a couple of goblins.

... What I would give to be a fly on the wall for the hijinx of that game Amuro. Your Sister-In-Law might end up with her own version of Welch's List.

Garrus said:

... What I would give to be a fly on the wall for the hijinx of that game Amuro. Your Sister-In-Law might end up with her own version of Welch's List.

In hindsight, my SIL does play somewhat goofy characters more often than anyone else in the group. We did a BESM fantasy game a few years ago and her character was a child mage who had the defect Easily Distracted: Flowers...and she was a plant mage, so every time she rolled a Natural 1, the vines and thorns she summoned would suddenly sprout pretty flowers and she'd start cooing over them to the exclusion of everything else.