IcarusBen

Perhaps he was a DH but defected for (insert reason here.) You could call him something like "Betrayal," "Revenge," or perhaps just call him "Knight," "Warrior," etc. etc.

This is very impressive. I love that gunmetal bit on top, like some sort of ornamental armor or something. I also like how you managed to finagle a weird thinggummywat like a sort of plateskirt or something. Impressive.

Or you could have some respect for the 3000 people who lost their lives. If remembering this tragedy offends you, then don't pay attention to it. Some of us wish to remember it, let us do so. It could be he lost someone during 9/11 and doesn't like the memory being drudged up year after year, or a personal opinion regarding putting something this, for lack of a better term, harsh on a website devoted to children's toys and escapist fiction. While I don't agree with the latter (though I see why it'd be a problem, I feel children need to be exposed to reality so it doesn't hit them like a brick later on) the former is something people involved with 9/11 have to go through year after year. It can be hard. Personal loss is always terrible. Or, perhaps, I'm talking out my keister and pikminjake just doesn't like 9/11. Who knows? As for me... I was born not even a year prior. I can't remember a world before 9/11, the War on Terror, or anything of that sort. My dad was in the Air National Guard and the way he talks about terrorism and his personal viewpoints on the War on Terror, I don't think he would've been so vocal had 9/11 not happened. It really hits everyone hard, even people who would normally be completely untouched.

Treason of the highest lowest highest order. Fixed. Fixed.

CLONE SETS DO NOT APPLY So the Piraka aren't clone sets?Each Piraka is an individual, whereas a Bohrok is one of many thousands. Rahkshi also share that trait, though only six were released onto Mata Nui.

I only just realized that Lewa looks like a Cyberman. "WE ARE THE CYBERTOA. DELETE. DELETE." As for my least favorite masks, I've got a list; the Nuva masks, the noble Mahiki and Komau, the Suletu and Nuparu and Hewkii's Inika masks, the Kakama Phantoka, and finally, the Kaukau Mistika and Pakari Mistika

I smell a Lego Island reference. Am I right in assuming this was inspired by the Information Center in that game?

We are red, we are white, we are Danish dynamite! Ah, Danmark. The good ol' moderlandet. Never been there, but my mom is full-blown 100% Dane.

It's alright. Sorex is bound to be a serious old fart by this RP, though. Toa Onaku, if you're interested in working with us, send me and Tyler a PM. If not, then... Ignore this paragraph.

There's something wrong with her that could probably be treated, definitely, but I think giving her to a home that has no dogs is probably what's best for her. Taking a bad solution that's guaranteed to work is better than taking a good solution that has a large chance of not working.

I'm going with probably 4E 227, so I can have it start on the 25th anniversary of war's end. I like good numbers. In the area around Solitude, I believe there's the Daedric quests for Meridia, Peryite and Sheogorath, so if there's a Daedra sub-plot, that'll be useful. It's got a nice, big palace, some cool architecture, and a few nearby caves and ruins. Now all we need is a good map of the Solitude area and we're in business. Also, since you've given me a good idea, if you want to help with writing this, you're welcome to.

Will Jaller OM NOM NOM brains? Cause if so, go zombie Inika! Actually, this theory isn't very good, but it's nice fanfic fodder. Sadly, one Greg quote ruins it. *curses.*

I don't think that we can assume that the DB's soul belong to those 16 daedra. He's a dragon, so logically, Akatosh would get dibs. Miraak only became HM's servant because he was solely pledged to HM, plus, I don't think Miraak ever actually died, but rather was banished to Oblivion. Also, yeah, I know the DB has dragons and shouts. That was kinda important. But, if you're absolutely, 100% certain that putting in the Dragonborn would be a mistake, fine. No Dragonborn allowed. Toa Onaku, if you're willing to help me write this thing, I'd be more than happy to work with you.

A different motivation, for one. The Stormcloaks want a revolution, but the Dragonborn wants a military coup of the Empire.

The Hero of Kvatch became a god, and no one knows what he looks like (well, I mean, he probably had the Grey Cowl, but still) so is it really a stretch to assume that the Dragonborn could become emperor without his race, gender or appearance known? Admittedly, I do see your point, but no one cared Neloth declared the Nerevarine a "he" in Dragonborn, despite anyone who played a female Nerevarine being thrown off the canon bus. (That includes me, BTW. RIP Eponine, 2007 - 2012) And besides, idiot Jarls set the stage for the first Civil War. It'd be like watching old reruns of CSI. Adding onto that, for the first war to end, the Dragonborn needs to take part, otherwise it's implied to have stalemated. Also, I did mean for the Dragonborn to have taken Morthal, not Solitude. Solitude's still mainly Imperial, ruled by Queen Elisif the Fair. I find Windhelm more boring than Markarth because Atmorans are more boring than Dwemer. Also, I don't like snow. Finally, Solitude was my first choice, but I decided to leave it up to vote.

I'm giving anyone who wants to handle a Fallout RP my blessing. The community wants Nawlins, and I'm wanting Arizona. Needless to say, I don't want a repeat of my failed attempt at writing an Elder Scrolls RP. So, I've thought of an idea, but instead of writing the full RP first, I'll get some criticism and then write it out. It's an Elder Scrolls RP, taking place somewhere in Skyrim a couple of years after Alduin was defeated. The Civil War ended fairly quickly once the Dragonborn got involved, with Windhelm and the Stormcloaks falling to the might of the Imperial armies. But, apparently, the Dragonborn had second thoughts. In 4E 205, s/he (haven't decided how I'll describe the Dragonborn, though perhaps I'll refrain from referring to h/im/er until later on) leads the holds of Whiterun, Hjaalmarch, Eastmarch and Falkreath on yet another civil war, this time not just fighting for the independence of Skyrim, but the conquest of the entirety of Tamriel. Fashioning themself as a modern Tiber Septim, this Dragonborn takes on a claim to the throne by divine right. And so begins yet another bloody tale in Tamriel's history. Now, here's where things get iffy. I want to limit the size of this RP to one of the five major Hold Capitals in Skyrim, plus any areas that become plot relevant. I can't decide between Whiterun, Riften, Markarth, or Solitude (I'm not really feeling Windhelm, despite the rich history, I found it to be the dullest of the largest cities in Skyrim.) Players can expect large-scale battles, attacks from the Dragonborn's army of, well, dragons, royal intrigue, swarms of Draugr, dragons, racist High Elves, dragons, and dwarven ruins. Did I mention dragons yet? I'd also like to not write this out single-handedly, so if anyone wants to write it with me, I'd be very happy.

Title says it all. As for me, mine is the last mission in Saints Row The Third. That moment when I Need a Hero starts playing, that whole chase sequence... amazing... 2nd favorite is the Battle of Hoover Dam in Fallout: New Vegas, especially if there's a good song on the radio.

Just beat BK: Nuts and Bolts. Good game, bad BK game.

How about having a generic name on the front and the instructions or the back of the box give out a little bit of backstory and the name?

Have I finally gotten a mention in a chapter? Yay! Have I ever been mentioned before?

I've kinda noticed Skull Grinder is a stupid name. I would've preferred something like Skull Knight or Skull Baron.

Yeah, "where no one has gone before" always bugged me, since often times there would be someone whereever they went.

This troubles me. And I thought this RP was going so smoothly.