Multiverse war

I noticed no one has submitted any villians. If This one gets in I want some allies for my character. Name: Emily Powers: Controls nanotechnology and has wormhole generators as well as wormhole disruptors, and finally has an army of cyborgs made up of her victims. Will learn the technology of the world's she conquers. Personality: Very manipulative likely to pit two characters against each other then finish off the survivors. She is an A.I. formed from the progression of other A.I.s each becoming better than the last. She is very paranoid of other beings going to kill her and tries first strikes. She has back ups and a massive space station about the size of the sol system.

Home world:??? The place closest to this description is a dark universe where she stores the elements she breaks apart beings and structures for. There is no light here. Planets are made up of pure hydrogen, iron, ect.

edited 13th Oct '10 3:25:37 PM by Philosopher93

Can she activate the wormholes whenever? Also what does the nano tech give her?

Yes she can activate wormholes whenever except whenever a wormhole disruptor is activated. The nanotechnology is like dust that can tear anything apart with enough time. The nanotechnology is highly susceptible to EMP waves. This can be countered by making the machines form a giant machine that absorbs the EMP but it can't break anything apart. The other is to make a Faraday cages and protect the nanites inside while losing the ones on the outside.

Okay, basic profiles for the five Toa Mahri-

• Jaller: Wields a BFS, the element of Fire, and the Mask of Sonar, which allows him to echolocate in the dark.
• Hahli: Wields Wolverine Claws, the element of Water, and the Mask of Kindred, which allows her to duplicate the abilities of any land creature.
• Hewkii: Wields an Epic Flail, a staff/blade, the element of Stone, and the Mask of Gravity, which allows him to manipulate the gravity of anything around him (either make it float away or be crushed under it's own weight)
• Nuparu: Wields a BFS, a razor-sharp shield, the element of Earth, and the Mask of Stealth, which allows him to become transparent and silent.
• Kongu: Wields the Element of Air and the Mask of Summoning, which allows him to summon nearby wildlife to his aid. However, he can't nessecarily control what he summons, and he has no control over the creature once it arrives, meaning that he's in just as much danger as anybody else if he summons some kind of giant ravenous monstrosity.

In addition, all of the Toa have at least one Cordak Blaster, a six-barrelled rapid-firing miniature rocket launcher. In place of a melee weapon, Kongu wields two of these.

edited 13th Oct '10 4:02:19 PM by CrowT.Robot

I'll keep the wormholes under 1 circumstance. They can ONLY be used in Emily's fortress. Nerf the Nano tech and I say she's fine.

Personally I don't want to play Emily too much. I just came up with her to use as a villain since it doesn't look like anyone is coming up with them. The nano tech is supposed to be a little similar to this.[1] Also able to reassemble what it breaks down.

edited 13th Oct '10 4:07:58 PM by Philosopher93

Sorry, you didn't say when this is going to start. Do you mind telling us?

edited 13th Oct '10 4:09:49 PM by CrowT.Robot

Once more. A few more people would be nice. Maybe 1 more villain. Yes Emily is accepted but the nanomites can't eat as quickly as the ones in GI Joe. Deal?

Well, if we start the game, you'll probably attract more people based on the premise and action.

Just saying.

I just thought of something.

It's about Shepard and co.

It's their omnitools.

If anyone else shows up with Mass Effect characters, we must find a way to balance the omnitool so it can't be ruthlessly abused.

The reason I mention this is because omnigel can be used to create pretty much anything at will. In essence, if you have enough omnigel, you can create anything you like right out of thin air.

On the opposite side, you can also use an omnitool to reduce pretty much anything down to omnigel for later use in a variety of purposes.

To be truthful, I think a high grade omnitool, like a Serrice Council "Savant", can potentially make its user a reality warper of sorts.

Of course, biotics is basically control over gravity, so a Sentinel like Kaidan Alenko or Miranda Lawson can become a very potent character...

edited 13th Oct '10 4:19:52 PM by rallyfan9000

Fine. Issue is how to start. Do I just have random villains of my choice attack you guys? Good point about the omnitools and omnigels. Um... Shepard only uses it in dangerous situations?

edited 13th Oct '10 4:20:20 PM by Fusionman

What if the heroes all found themselves in one location, and introduced themselves to one another?

Also, what would happen if Hewkii fought a gravity-warper?

edited 13th Oct '10 4:21:59 PM by CrowT.Robot

Do you want me to make a discussion thread too? I say stay with the invasion. Randomly meeting seems too close to the massive multi-fandom RPG. Hewkii vs Gravity warper. I like imaging those two warping on themselves and attacking the other whenever they get a chance.

edited 13th Oct '10 4:23:42 PM by Fusionman

That sound good. The nanites just seemed part of character. If you want you can control her when things seem dull or need a kick star. With Emily in though I want with my character Austin 7 battle droids [1] only they are smarter, have a grappling hook in each arm, and their battery packs on their back also serve as jet packs. (The chemicals in packs are explosive when combined with air). The droids look like [2]. If we start with emily remember she will start by confusing us and having us fight each other.

edited 13th Oct '10 4:25:18 PM by Philosopher93

Hmmm... if you want to.

^^^^^ That's the issue: omnitools aren't just battlefield tools: they're usable by anyone, for pretty much anything.

For example, say Tali kills a hostile soldier but is low on thermal clips for her shotgun, and the guy she killed wasn't carrying any. What does she do? Take his armor off, reduce it to omnigel, then convert the omnigel into thermal clips.

Or, repairing a vehicle: take any random piece of material not from a living being, and you can convert it into omnigel, then use that omnigel to fix any holes put in by enemy attacks.

It's a very useful tool for a wide variety of tasks, not merely combat ones. But it has very extreme potential that must be acknowledged.

Another example: switching weapons in the field. You can reduce one that you're carrying openly to omnigel, then use that omnigel to create a different weapon right in your hand. I could easily go from a light weapons loadout with the Locust SMG, the Grenade Launcher, the Viper and the Predator to one consisting of the Cain, the Widow, the Claymore and the Revenant. And I could do it at a moment's notice, while under fire.

edited 13th Oct '10 4:28:44 PM by rallyfan9000

Wouldn't Paragon Shepard believe this is unfair? That or maybe we could throw in a Prime Directive? GAGGH HOW DO I MAKE SHEPARD FAIR?

Also thread started https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=7ldvo04tzrwgxwuxxi0ti7cx&page=1#1

Is that a good intro for my characters?

I like it. Works and establishes when in canon we are. Only question is how quickly must I have brought boats over? Sorry for having the Toa's island get added to the Avatar the last airbender universe?

'Tis fine.

So, can I have my 7 battle droids with plasma guns? For the other villain why not bring in the harbinger?

edited 13th Oct '10 4:48:42 PM by Philosopher93

ME 2 Harbinger? Well depends when in canon is Shepard. And don't just say Post-Lazarus I mean when in ME 2.

So is anybody attacking the Toa right now, or should they wait?

Does this mean I get my droids then? Also should Emily's nanites be able to take the shape of other people and look like them.

edited 13th Oct '10 4:54:02 PM by Philosopher93

Post-Suicide Mission, Collector Base destroyed, Shepard has effectively gone freelance.

As for omnitools, Shepard considers all of its functions perfectly normal and not really noteworthy, regardless of alignment. The fact that it can do so many things, and on such a scale, is actually kinda taken for granted by the people of Mass Effect. That's the biggest issue: Everyone would consider it normal if Shepard just omnitooled between weapons in a manner akin to Ratchet.