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[UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND FORMATTING] First and foremost I'd like to state: This guide is an opinion piece. Your idea of what a good wizard brings with them to the station may vary wildly, and that's okay. Now lets get down to brass tax: A tier list! And of course, I'd be a nerd if I didn't describe what these spells do and how to use them, etc: The Best: Bind Soul: "A dark necromantic pact that can forever bind your soul to an item of your choosing. So long as both your body and the item remain intact and on the same plane you can revive from death, though the time between reincarnations grows steadily with use. Can be cast without wizard garb" Cooldown: 1 Cost: 2 This spell is mostly just known as Lich. It allows you to grab a random object on the station and bind yourself to it, allowing you to teleport there when the crew inevitably beats you to death. When most wizard rounds usually end, yours starts over again! Very powerful spell. Blink: "This spell randomly teleports you a short distance." Cooldown: 2 Cost: 2 Where Ethereal Jaunt is good for mobility, Blink is good for being alive. Down on the ground and stunned, you are at your most vulnerable. Being able to randomly displace yourself around on the ground makes you incredibly hard to hit, and a cool down of only 2 seconds makes sure you can do it many many times. You can also gamble with it to get you into places you aren't allowed to be in. Six Soul Shards and the spell Artificer: "Soul Stone Shards are ancient tools capable of capturing and harnessing the spirits of the dead and dying. The spell Artificer allows you to create arcane machines for the captured souls to pilot." Cost: 2 This belt and spell together create incredibly powerful constructs that serve you and decimate the station. When I used this spell, a single wraith returned to me 7 bodies. And I had several wraiths. There are three constructs you can create, each with their own respective abilities. A brief description of each: Artificer: These guys can create new shells, shards, walls, floors, pylons, and can also heal other constructs with help intent. Their healing is very quick, so it should be used if needed, and they can summon pylons that supplement their quick healing. They are the suppliers of your shards, without at least 2 of these you will only have a small number of wraiths decimating the station. Wraith: These guys are fast, can teleport, and deal the same amount of damage as a wielded fire axe. They only have 75 health, but that's not really an issue as they can very easily teleport away if they need to. Juggernaut: These guys are slow, have a damage threshold of 10, and hit like a truck. What I mean by damage threshold is that, if they are hit by something that does 10 or less brute damage, it does nothing to them. They have 200 health, and hit with the same damage as an e-sword. These guys work best as base defense, as they are very sturdy, hit hard, and lack any maneuver abilities. Contract of Apprenticeship: "A magical contract binding an apprentice wizard to your service, using it will summon them to your side." Cost: 2 Essentially, more wizards! There are four different types, based on schools of magic. I'll list them from best to worst, in my opinion: Healing: "Your apprentice is training to cast spells that will aid your survival. They know Forcewall and Charge and come with a Staff of Healing." They cost 2, but come with items and abilities that cost 3, all packed into an extra wizard person. A bargain indeed. This apprentice is best kept in the back, away from danger. Coupled with the belt of wands, they can be given wands to recharge, or to use for their own defense. Destruction: "Your apprentice is skilled in offensive magic. They know Magic Missile and Fireball." Comes with two very useful spells, and acts as a way of extending the destruction if die. Overall a solid choice, and if robust enough can hold their own quite well by themselves. Robeless: "Your apprentice is training to cast spells without their robes. They know Knock and Mindswap." This spell pairs well with the belt of shards, as they can interact with the artificers whilst also blending in with the crew. Having Knock is a great mobility spell, and being able to mindswap with security could cause an interesting amount of chaos if they continue up the chain... It has been done before! Bluespace Manipulation: "Your apprentice is able to defy physics, melting through solid objects and travelling great distances in the blink of an eye. They know Teleport and Ethereal Jaunt." Even though at the bottom, it's still good to have an apprentice with good mobility! That's all they have, however. They are completely at the mercy of the station and being able to teleport is cool and all, but a long cool-down makes sure they are eventually caught with virtually chaos to the crew. Awesome: Fireball: "This spell fires a fireball at a target and does not require wizard garb." Cooldown: 6 Cost: 2 This is one of the more must have spells. Low cooldown, great damage, and almost certainly causes someone to lose a limb or two. Don't cast it if the person is right in front of you! Explodes in a 3x3 area. I've seen many a wizard make the mistake of hitting themselves with this one. Fireball: This spell is for gamers by gamers Description Ethereal Jaunt: "This spell creates your ethereal form, temporarily making you invisible and able to pass through walls." Cooldown: 30 Cost: 2 Overall a great spell. The only downside is the cooldown, and sometimes you end up in a place you'd rather not be. Wand Assortment: "A collection of wands that allow for a wide variety of utility. Wands do not recharge, so be conservative in use. Comes in a handy belt." Cost: 2 So many great wands, and some less useful ones. I'll list them in no particular order: Wand of Death: Guess what this one does? It instantly kills someone! Works great with the shards as you can very quickly get a small army created if you're accurate. 3 charges, and upon recharge goes to 2, then 1, then cannot be recharged. Want of Resurrection: Works just like the staff of healing, but with limited uses. Charges the same way as the Wand of Death, max 6 uses in a wand and starts with 3 charges. Use it on yourself or an Apprentice! Wand of Polymorph: Changes someone into something else! Sometimes a cat, sometimes a mouse, sometimes a syndicate borg, or maybe a Xenomorph Hunter... For the last two things, this isn't always a great weapon. Alien Hunters generally do not like the person who turned them into one, and if this wand ends up in the wrong hands, you're in trouble. Getting hit by this as a lone wizard can end your round instantly. Has 10 charges, and loses a charge every time it is recharged. 10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1 = 55 Maximum uses! Wand of Teleport: Can be cast on someone to make them blink somewhere else, or on yourself. Useful if the guy attacking you is in full wizard killing gear and you gave your fireball wand away. Has 10 charges, and recharges to 10 every time. Infinite uses! Wand of Door Creation: Cast this on a wall to turn it into a door. Cast it into a door to open the door. Doors bolted by the AI still open, but doors welded by the crew do not. 20 Charges, recharges to 19 then 18, and so on. 20+19+18+17+16+15+14+13+12+11+10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1= 210 Maximum Uses! Wand of Fireball: Casts a fireball. There is no cool-down with this wand, so you can blast all 8 very quickly. Not a good idea to unleash the fury all at once as 1 is good enough to take out IPC's and Plasmemes, 2 for most of the crew, and if they are really armored up and ready to fight, 4 will be good for them. Save your ammo! Starts with 8 charges and recharges to 8 every time. Unlimited Power! Pairs well with the healing apprentice as they also come with charge. Great: Battlemage Armor: "An ensorceled suit of armour, protected by a powerful shield. The shield can completely negate sixteen attacks before being permanently depleted." Cost: 2 The interesting thing about this armor is that it is best used as long as you are not going loud. It has the same defensive abilities as regular robes when unpowered, but also blocks 16 hits to you that might otherwise mess you up. Buckshot is very powerful against this armor. 16 sounds small, but in the beginning most of security is rolling with tasers, which this armor blocks. An early stun on the wizard has been game over many times. Mutate: "This spell causes you to turn into a hulk and gain laser vision for a short while." Cooldown: 40 Cost: 2 This spell turns you into a hulk. You shoot 20 burn damage lasers and punch for 15 brute. The lasers fire VERY quickly. You can also break down doors pretty effectively. You get no damage resistance, but you are immune to stuns. It lasts about 30 seconds, meaning by the time it's over you can almost do it again. If you're seeing this, it means I'm still writing things, and testing things! You came here early. Good: Disintegrate: "Charges your hand with vile energy that can be used to violently explode victims. This spell manifests in your hand and requires you to touch your target, so you will not be able to use it while handcuffed or stunned. Additionally, all the gear except their shoes, gloves, helmet, mask, headset, glasses and whatever they were holding in their hands will be permanently destroyed." Cooldown: 60 Cost: 2 This is a good spell for locker wizards. Hide in a locker, wait for security to find you, hit them with it, and then juant away to another locker. This spell gibs people, so it doesn't work with shards. Repulse: "This spell throws everything around the user away." Cooldown: 40 Cost: 1 This is a pretty useful spell, it allows you to knock people over, drop what they had in their hands, and stun them for a brief moment. Very good defensive spell if you get knocked down. It also works in a very wide range around you. Magic Missile: "This spell fires several, slow moving, magic projectiles at nearby targets." Cooldown: 20 Cost: 2 These slow moving little orbs are incredibly annoying to deal with. Generally, casting this will cause people to run away from you as these stun them for a good amount of time. Works great if you are stunned yourself, as an orb is spawned for ever person within sight of you. Stuns for just long enough to handcuff someone. Charge: "This spell can be used to recharge a variety of things in your hands, from magical artifacts to electrical components. A creative wizard can even use it to grant magical power to a fellow magic user." Scroll up to the belt of wands to see how different ones work. This spell also works on things like tasers and stun batons, charging them. I've no idea what the granting magical power to a fellow magic user means, but I'd imagine it has to do with dragging an apprentice or something. No idea. Very useful if you go in solo with the wands, as it gives you infinite fireball and many many door openings. Staff of Door Creation: "A particular staff that can mold solid metal into ornate wooden doors. Useful for getting around in the absence of other transportation. Does not work on glass." Cost: 1 Infinite mobility around the station! Cast on any wall and that wall is now a door of random material. Cast on any door and that door opens. Works just like the wand, but never runs out of power. Also very cheap. Greater Force Wall: "Create a larger magical barrier that only you can pass through, but requires wizard garb. Lasts 30 seconds." Cooldown: 10 Cost: 1 Creates a wall that only wizards can pass through. It blocks every projectile and it also blocks people from standing on it. If you use it right, you can stand on it and cast spells onto both sides, and retreat to whichever side is safer. Knock: "This spell opens nearby doors and does not require wizard garb." Cooldown: 10 Cost: 1 This one works just as described. Mobility is king when everyone on the station wants to be the one with your head. Smoke: "This spell spawns a cloud of choking smoke at your location and does not require wizard garb." Cooldown: 12 Cost: 1 The key feature of this spell is not described. Choking in this smoke causes you to drop your item held, and it's very hard to see where you've dropped it until the smoke clears. Don't cast this if you have a staff or wand in your hands! You choke immediately upon casting it. Doesn't work very well when security is wearing gasmasks, but not everyone has one. Okay: Curse of the Cluwne: "Turns the target into a fat and cursed monstrosity of a clown." Cooldown: 60 Cost: 2 Would be great if people immediately see the cluwne as valid during wizard rounds. That's not how the chaos works, generally, and you'll sometimes just have a cluwne fighting you now. Can you imagine losing a wizard round to a cluwne? The embarrassment. Stop Time: "This spell stops time for everyone except for you, allowing you to move freely while your enemies and even projectiles are frozen." Cooldown: 50 Cost: 2 It is possible to use this spell with great effectiveness. I would say force wall is better, just because it has a much quicker cooldown. The issue is using this in a narrow hallway, you stop the bullets but if you can't make it to the end of the hallway, you get hit by the very bullets you spent 2 points to stop. This meme was created by Force Wall Gang. A Necromantic Stone: "A Necromantic stone is able to resurrect three dead individuals as skeletal thralls for you to command." Creates skeletons wielding very powerful weapons and shields that can honestly do some damage. The issue is that you can only have three, whereas the soul shards you can very quickly have six, and then many more from the artificers. If you could somehow make more, they would be on par with the shards, but only three makes you much more vulnerable if you decide to have these as your soldiers over the shard constructs. Staff of Animation: "An arcane staff capable of shooting bolts of eldritch energy which cause inanimate objects to come to life. This magic doesn't affect machines." This staff is actually pretty interesting. Casting it on an item causes that item to come alive, and it 'biting' people causes whatever brute damage it would have to transfer. The creatures do not seem to attack the wizard, but apprentices may be in danger. Items created with this staff have almost no health, and revert to normal in about 5 minutes. Cast it on a fuel tank for hilarious results. Greater Knock: "On first cast, will remove access restrictions on all airlocks on the station, and announce this spell's use to the station. On any further cast, will open all doors in sight. Cannot be refunded once bought!" Cooldown: 20 Cost: 2 This spell opens all the doors for everyone and removes any sense of stealth you might have had. Not as good as regular knock, as sometimes you're banking on doors closing behind you, and this one has a longer cooldown. Flesh to Stone: "This spell charges your hand with the power to turn victims into inert statues for a long period of time." Cooldown: 60 Cost: 2 This spell turns crew into statues for a long long time. Like 10 minutes or something. It's incredibly boring for the person getting turned into a statue, as you are locked in place and miss out on the action. I feel like this one works pretty well against crew but, it's negative fun on the receiving end so I would suggest not using it. I'd rather die than be a statue! Rod Form: "Take on the form of an immovable rod, destroying all in your path." Cooldown: 60 Cost: 2 Great in very narrow hallways, this spell is tricky to use as it requires a very niche set of circumstances. Generally, this is great at killing one or two people, or the AI. I'd say this spell is okay because, in rod form you are invulnerable and anyone you touch will certainly die. Good if you want to be a maints wizard, but bad if you want to be roving the hallways. Disable Tech: "This spell disables all weapons, cameras and most other technology in range." Cooldown: 40 Cost 1 This spell would be great if it didn't confuse the wizard casting it, along with flashing him. It does remove all power from tasers and stunbatons, disables all cameras, and acts as an EMP on doors. Essentially, this spell is an infinite EMP implant with a cooldown. Mjolnir: "A mighty hammer on loan from Thor, God of Thunder. It crackles with barely contained power." Cost 2 This hammer is good in that it acts as a stunbaton that does fire axe damage, and also sends people FLYING. A person will travel an entire Z-level if there isn't a wall in the way. Upon hitting the wall, they get hurt as well, increasing the damage. It's a hilarious weapon, but it's not amazing. Staff of Slipping: "A staff that shoots magical bananas. These bananas will either slip or stun the target when hit. Surprisingly reliable!" Cost: 1 This staff is surprisingly reliable. Essentially a taser with infinite charges. Doesn't do anything else, and cannot be stored in a bag. For the cost, it's actually pretty solid if you're going for annoying non-murder wizard, but where's the fun in that? Does have a cool-down if you spam it too hard, like all staves.

You might be right in thinking that actually. An IPC has the distinct advantage of not needing a head at all. If we're just going by helmets, an IPC would actually survive where a plasma man would not. If we're just going by hits, all shots to the chest ensure an IPC will lose, whereas shots to limbs will make a plasma person die faster. 100 damage seems to be the threshold for plasmaman getting a chance to be knocked down, but sometimes they do not fall down and can still fight. I'll change the original post with this info, thanks for the help.

Introduction: As the title states, there is a strange thing going on with plasma man helmets. Let's first go over how plasma men work when it comes to damage: The disadvantages: 50% increase in brute and burn Generally need their helmet just to survive Can be difficult to clone, to near impossible if their suit or helmet is stolen The advantages: No such thing as internal bleeding as they have no blood They can't be lit on fire. Even if they are on fire, they only take very little fire damage because of their enviro-suit. Atmospheric enviro-suits and helmets have 100% fire resistance, respectively The in-between: You can use a hard-suit helmet in place of the enviro-suit one, this comes with the disadvantage of lower speed. Certain jobs, I understand. I don't expect a chef plasma man to be blocking much damage, really at all, from bullets. Any job that SHOULD have easy access to bullet resistant headgear should have it applied to plasma man helmets, however. As it stands a security helmet you spawn with as a human has 35% melee resistance, along with 30% laser and bullet resistance. These are the things you're most worried about as a security officer anyway. As a plasma man? You get 10% melee resistance. Sure, bio and fire resistance is high, but you'd be hard pressed to see a sec officer get infected with a debilitating virus, and I've very rarely seen a flamethrower used as a weapon. I'm sure it has happened, but it's so rare that I'm curious as to what NT is thinking with these crew helmets. A technical example: If you shoot an officer in the head with a standard stechkin, they take 21 damage, assuming they wear a helmet. A plasma man with his helmet on, takes 45 damage. 3 hits will certainly put you into crit, and 4 will take you out of the fight completely. With a regular human officer, 6 shots put you into crit, and 8 take you out completely. You can test this on a privately hosted para-code server if you'd like, I'm not sure how the math works this way but that's what is happening. Another example: Shot in the head with a stechkin (normal bullets) as plasma man vs shot in the head as a helmeted security officer. Which one does more damage? That's right. The stechkin on the plasma man. 45 damage vs 42. If the traitor is using hollow points, it's 60 vs 16 (plasma man helmets have 0 bullet resistance, so it acts as if they were wearing nothing at all). Closing statements: Plasma men are already so fickle. There is no reason not to have their helmets provide the standard fare of protection (35% melee, 30% bullet/laser) to security enviro-helmets. I would argue certain helmets in command have some protection as well, given the fragility of the species. I am NOT suggesting that civilians and librarians become resistant to gunfire, nor am I suggesting you decrease the +50% brute damage modifier. I use a stechkin as the testing item as it is standard bullet projectile. Anything that shoots you be it laser or ballistic will follow the same rules as the protection for these items are standardized for security armor (30%), and since plasma men are only mostly fire proof and not burn proof, lasers still do 50% extra damage to them. My suggestion to fix this: Paradise-master\code\modules\clothing\spacesuits\plasmamen.dm is the file that contains all the variables for plasma man helmets. As it stands, certain command roles have no protection when I believe they should. HoS, Blueshield, etc. My suggestion is: line 88 be replaced with: armor = list("melee" = 35, "bullet" = 30, "laser" = 30, "energy" = 10, "bomb" = 25, "bio" = 100, "rad" = 0, "fire" = 100, "acid" = 75) The HoS having an added line at 101 being: armor = list("melee" = 45, "bullet" = 35, "laser" = 35, "energy" = 15, "bomb" = 30, "bio" = 100, "rad" = 0, "fire" = 100, "acid" = 75) With the Captain and Blueshield having the same armor variables added on lines 246 and 253. Some might think this is OP, but all this means is you take 5% more damage than a bald human anyway. I'd imagine NT would invest in some protection to the captain of their station. I'm up for suggestions and modifications to these ideas below.

Damn do I hate it when Traitors refuse to keep note of the code phrases. I hate when the pipes in atmos bug out and look all weird/funky floaty. Sec that has no situational awareness and lets the guy get away from beating you up. Sec that is far too paranoid and searches you three times in the same round. People way too paranoid about things despite the lore saying this is the first shift that goes wrong. When the janitor uses his mop instead of heckling R&D for a floor buffer. Wizard rounds that last less then 20 minutes. Blob rounds that last less than 20 minutes. But the worst of all, the worst thing: Traitors who fill the shuttle with burning plasma for hijack without even attempting to contact other traitors.

Oh cruel fate

Hey you're the Chemist right? You always stock the fridge good so I love you.

Thanks, it's by FeiH. He's got his own art thread and everything. Be sure to look at his stuff! It's really nice.

Artwork by FeiH! Check him out! Hello Everyone! This is my Special Snowflake backstory and stuff about ol' Vii. I'll update this periodically to include more information on him. For now it's really bare-bones. I'll include a picture. Editing this with more info later! Thanks for stopping by and let me know if you ever met Vii in-game.

You're right. When reading the code I thought it was implicated through ANY surgery. E.L.O. Told me you can have someones blood on you and be okay and I trust them more than anyone.

Well I mean, currently as they stand, Darksight of 5 vs Darksight of 1 and weld_proof = 1 would be a de-buff if anything. Weld_proof = 1 still makes your eyes flash during a flash, and during welding it just doesn't injure your eyes.

That's a great point. However, that puts it at the distance of Saturn. Doing a bit of research, I've found this: "Although sunlight is about 100 times dimmer on Saturn than on Earth, the sun would still be far too bright to look at without eye protection." And that's assuming their star is as small as Sol. Since Saturn is -178°C and Hoorlm is -80°C we can imply that there are either vast differences in atmospheres or Hoorlm is revolving around a larger star.

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Hey I saw Ruum-Ovv-Oumn. I think I saved you once as a Doctor. I'm a Drask too... ;) /me mumbles you.

My never ending quest to get this man Occuline ended in my own death. I saved him from crit after borgs shocked all the doors near escape and AI sucked all the air out of the rooms. Put on his breath mask and injected him as I myself was closer and closer to crit myself. Finally passed out and he started shaking me, but I wouldn't wake up. He ended up dying too I think. Was a very over-the-top dramatic performance. Also this bit of luck: First try and I get 10k...

This is my biggest one yet and I've done it about five times... Repairing Skull Bone Gel Hands get dirty Switch to chest targeting to wash my hands (instead of my face) Grab bone setter SLAM on my patients chest because I forgot to switch back to head targeting. I really wish Bone Setters did 0 damage or at least just didn't smack people on help intent. It's one of those things you learn through a lot of mistakes and I'm sure my patient wakes up thinking I'm a shitty doctor or something even though I know at least know 4 surgeries by heart and know by memory what all medicine does now.

I was the guy who transplanted your brain into an obese human janitor. The round ended before I could get you to the defibs.

This one is a bit new but. As paramedic, you'll run into many a guy who is in critical or near critical condition. This is like, you were just in a car accident involving a fence and part of the fence has impaled you and you are slowly dying now. When I try and put them on my cart they are like "Nah mate. I'm good. I'll be okay." shortly before passing out or something. Like, yeah right nerd, at least roleplay a bit of a sense of urgency while you're dying. Don't pretend like everything is fine when you got beat up by a guy with a E-sword. Bonus points if you are also low on blood and my medical HUD is showing you blinking while I scan your many broken bones.

Hello. I have a strange interest in the Drask people. I think they are just.. Interesting I guess. I'll preface this with a bit of insight on their lore and how I think it's a bit conflicting from a biological aspect. One thing I noticed about their homeworld is that most Drask currently live in tunnels, which I assume this is reflected in game by their darksight of 5. But this doesn't make sense to me. If a Drask lived out in the snow and ice for any long stage of its evolution, they would develop some sense of immunity to the UV's from Raarumvaar (Raarumvaar is their version of a sun). How, you might be asking? Well snow reflects UV's quite well. In fact, if you live in a snowy area you can experience Photokeratitis if you aren't wearing protection. There are of course many "Cave Drasks" that seem to live underground and this I assume implies their ability to see in the dark. However, I think it's far more likely that their initial evolution would cause them to have a darksight of 1, and a resistance to flashes and possible immunity to welding tools. Similar to how humans are bipedal from (theoretically) evolving to see over high grass, Drask would be evolved to living on the surface, possibly for millions of years before they established underground colonies and tunnels through the ice. To get away from this evolutionary trait, it would take yet again millions of years in tunnels and such. And by that time there would be colonies and communities far more advanced than those implied in-game. If they were a tunnel based species, say, then they would have evolved to look much differently in my opinion. Possibly quadraped and looking like those things from Mass Effect. I think it's much more likely they discovered tunnels late into their evolutionary cycle, and they are much more likely to hang up lights everywhere as they are used to everything being quite bright in their ancient ancestral days. That all being said, I'll show my suggestions for what would fix them and why I think it's balanced and necessary. Change Drask Darksight to 1. This is a result of millions of years of living out in the snow as a Drask puppy, cat, mouse, whatever they were originally. (/obj/item/organ/internal/eyes/drask) Give them flash_protect = 1 or 2 (1 is resistant to flashes, 2 gives you immunity to welding tools), as millennia of snow and harmful UV's entering their eyes have caused them to be quite adept at absorbing extra light. *EDIT: Giving them weld_proof = 1 will make them still susceptible to flashing and they will still get a white light while welding but they will not be injured by it. This is what IPC's have. Give them a buff and have adjustable eyes. This is a bit of a long-shot but, say Drask have the ability to narrow their eyes on whim. This would give them Darksight 5 when they are open, and Darksight 1 as well as flash protect 1 (or 2) when narrowed. Preferably 2 as they could just wear sunglasses otherwise. *Note: #1 and #2 are to be added in conjunction. I believe this is balanced because: Drask generally don't have any special abilities that can be commonly used and they are a Karma unlock. They can drink more alcohol, eat soap, and survive in the space cold (They are not vacuum sealed, however, so they will still die in space.). Also, breathing super-cooled internals heals them. They generally do not get access to this however, unless Medical bay is feeling generous with their Cryogenic Oxygen Canisters, or they develop some sort of freezer room themselves (Thanks R&D). The odds of the station being super-cooled is almost 0, and when it is, it's always an easy fix as hardsuit engineers are resistant to it and can just go out and get to work quickly. Fire also hurts Drask a lot more than anyone else. Much more than Vulps and slightly more than Diona (Yes, people made of wood don't burn as bad as Drask). The odds of a station-wide fire, most likely plasma, are much more common in my experience, that being said, having the Drask have one specific cool ability, like slime-people's arm regeneration, or Vulp Claws, or a Diona's ability to enter space without an EVA suit would be great. I like the idea of playing a Drask but there is really no reason as they have greater heat damage than tree people and only have the redeeming quality of seeing a bit farther in the dark without being colorblind. I hope my suggestion is received well and I'm open for discussion on other things about the Drask that might be changeable.

I like this idea. It would maybe work better if there was only one leader who had better text in chat during acolyte whispers. A vote would be good but it'd be best to see the hours played by each person you can vote for. If there was a way to see.

I was antag one round and, although shittily, I managed to capture someone in old bar and tie them up. They only got to say "Help!" over radio before I tore it off of them, so that was enough for me to get fucked. A lesson learned I guess. However, a few days later I was right above Library maints. I said into radio "[name] is tying me up in Library Maints! Help!" Not only did security ignore my plea, but I sat in a emergency fire locker for a good 20 minutes until the fucking paramedic found me (my suit sensors were still on). So I guess my pet peeve is absolutely un-coordinated security and; Paramedics who take 20 minutes to find you. Oh and then the mortician stared at the green light for maybe 10 minutes before I gave up and just observed the whole round. He wasn't even antag or thrall. And the vampire that originally captured me was never captured until like 13:49. It was a fiery inferno, they had to call ERT and everything. Was fun to observe but maybe the only round to legitimately make me upset.

Yeah, that's Ronald Beasly. Mostly difficult to just keep him fat.

I think I've seen him in OOC. Isn't he an admin or something? I have no idea who most people are in-game or if they have major characters. I've seen E.A.R.S. And B.E.E.R. in-game, are those your characters? Pretty cool idea to put names of characters you play often in your signature.

Hey guys! I'm Odieman and I started playing about a week ago. I really enjoy the game and most people have been quite helpful, especially the admins and mentors despite my constant nagging and silly questions. Since I'm new to the game completely I've managed to kill myself a few times and made more mistakes than I thought was initially possible. I've been completely lost on how to do certain tasks, such as how to drag a body on a stretcher (sorry mate you would have made it if I knew). Still curious on how the game works and all. I wish there was a mentor voice channel in the discord. I'd be able to ask how to open a door or how to eat a cheeseburger without having to mentorhelp every 30 seconds. Hoping that the entire forum is as friendly and accepting as most of the players and admin staff.