Acklow
I am always tired. Don't bother me.
The Story said:Greetings adventurer. Your quest has just begun. Read below a narration that may intrigue you and may include some valuable information.
One day, a boy by the name of Luneth fell down a deep hole. You are that boy. Or at least you think that you are. After getting back up, you discover that you have a small dagger in your possession. You begin exploring the cave. As you make your way into the deeper parts of the cave, you begin hearing voices. One of them is louder than the rest though: “Greetings young Warrior. You have been chosen. You are destined to defeat and eliminate all evil in this world.” What could that mean? You continue walking, suddenly you are attacked by a goblin:
As you battle, you begin to tire. However, you hear more from the voices: “We will not let you, a Warrior of Light, fail. We bestow a great power to you.”
You suddenly feel much more powerful. You instantly slay the goblin. Eventually you make it out of the cave. However, not before you enter a large room with a white crystal in it. This crystal, apparently speaks to you, and you recognize it as the voice that spoke to you earlier: “Welcome Warrior of Light. There are others like you that are in this world. However, you know that there are only four that are the true Warriors of Light. Before you go on your quest, understand that you will meet four others that will befriend you. You may or may not be a Warrior of Light. Your friends may or may not be Warriors of Light. However, know this, legend states that whoever defeats a Warrior of Light in combat may become as powerful as a Warrior of Light. You know that your friends share your opinions, and will help you in your quest to become a Warrior of Light. However know that there are others, who also want to prove their worthiness. They also wish to become Warriors of Light. Their groups are known as the Wind Crystal Warriors, the Fire Crystal Warriors, the Water Crystal Warriors, and the Earth Crystal Warriors. There are also others. Some that wish to destroy the Warriors of Light before they attain their true potential. Amongst these is the Fellowship of the Nepto, and there are others whose names are not mentioned. Are you a true Warrior of Light? You shall find out. For we only call you a Warrior of Light because of the shell made out of flesh that you wear. You will truly endure the test we bring you now to determine this. Now go, we will follow your steps...’your steps’...*your steps*...”
As the voice of the Crystal echoes, you finally reach the end of the tunnel. However, you notice the body of one of your closest friends lying on the ground. Apparently he is dead. You see a note beside him, and decide to pick it up to determine what it says:
Acklow said:
You also discover the body of Acklow’s good friend, Johann. He, too, has a note beside him. You all take a glance at it.
Acklow said:
This game will have HP. You are considered dead once your HP is entirely depleted. Lynches have been replaced with a different form of action. Votes instead are labeled “attack”. Each role has a certain Attack Power. This Attack Power can be increased or decreased. These occur only during the day.
If during a lynch the amount of attack causes you to reach zero HP, you will be killed. However, if a second person loses all health, the person who has the most attack points targeted on them will be lynched and the other will have their HP dropped (or maybe raised) to 3. If 3 people all lose health, the third person will be lynched have his HP dropped (or maybe raised) to 3, and so on.
Use this http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/924897-final-fantasy-iii/faqs/45823 as a guide to what roles are in the game (this link has the flavor to the beginning text of each role), or use this to see the actual roles http://www.ffcompendium.com/h/jobs/ff3.shtml . Remember, there might be multiples of a certain role.
There are two types of items: weapons and support.
Weapon: Weapon items tend to be rather stronger than their support counterparts. They usually have an infinite number of uses. However, due to such power, only a maximum of two of these items can be held per player.
Support: Support items are usually single use items that have limited abilities. This ranges from healing to various flavor effects. Any number of these types of items can be held. Use this link: http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/924897-final-fantasy-iii/faqs/45997 in order to understand what items may be in the game.
To understand the story behind this game, you may look at this link also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_3
Once you have reached 0 HP, you are considered dead. You may not go lower than 0, unless you are the target of overkill in a Day’s attack.
Some abilities come with a label at the end that goes a little something like this:
“However, you lose X HP when casting this spell”. This means that the ability is “Magic”. If any roles prevent, boost, or otherwise affect the effects of magic are labeled saying that they prevent, boost, or otherwise affect the effects of magic, that means that they only pertain to abilities that end with the above label.
If your role enables you to cast magic, you may only cast magic if you have the sufficient amount of HP in order to cast that spell, otherwise you will automatically fail at casting the spell. You may still cast a spell, even if it means that you will reach 0 HP.
If during a lynch the amount of attack causes you to reach zero HP, you will be killed. However, if a second person loses all health, the person who has the most attack points targeted on them will be lynched and the other will have their HP dropped (or maybe raised) to 3. If 3 people all lose health, the third person will be lynched have his HP dropped (or maybe raised) to 3, and so on.
Use this http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/924897-final-fantasy-iii/faqs/45823 as a guide to what roles are in the game (this link has the flavor to the beginning text of each role), or use this to see the actual roles http://www.ffcompendium.com/h/jobs/ff3.shtml . Remember, there might be multiples of a certain role.
There are two types of items: weapons and support.
Weapon: Weapon items tend to be rather stronger than their support counterparts. They usually have an infinite number of uses. However, due to such power, only a maximum of two of these items can be held per player.
Support: Support items are usually single use items that have limited abilities. This ranges from healing to various flavor effects. Any number of these types of items can be held. Use this link: http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/924897-final-fantasy-iii/faqs/45997 in order to understand what items may be in the game.
To understand the story behind this game, you may look at this link also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_3
Once you have reached 0 HP, you are considered dead. You may not go lower than 0, unless you are the target of overkill in a Day’s attack.
Some abilities come with a label at the end that goes a little something like this:
“However, you lose X HP when casting this spell”. This means that the ability is “Magic”. If any roles prevent, boost, or otherwise affect the effects of magic are labeled saying that they prevent, boost, or otherwise affect the effects of magic, that means that they only pertain to abilities that end with the above label.
If your role enables you to cast magic, you may only cast magic if you have the sufficient amount of HP in order to cast that spell, otherwise you will automatically fail at casting the spell. You may still cast a spell, even if it means that you will reach 0 HP.
