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Ever since watching Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves in theaters, I've had the game D&D in the back of my mind and felt encouraged to get back into finding people to play with. Since then, I began workshopping on a wide variety of new potential characters to try my hand at bringing to life. But some of these characters are now destined to have their stories told together in a grand new idea I have for a book. I think its cast is destined to be fun to work on, starring a party-boy Half-Orc Wizard, a jaded Dragonborn Ranger, a devout Half-Elf Warlock, a wholesome Goliath Monk, a tenacious Lizard Folk Rogue, and a cunning Human Bard. What chaotic adventures await our brave heroes? #1. Core Pride (Blue Exorcist OP1) #2. Make My Story (My Hero Academia Season 3 OP 2) #3. Black Rover (Black Clover OP 3) #4. Kizuna no Kiseki (Demon Slayer OP 4) #5. Guren (Naruto Shippuden OP 15) #6. Oath Sign (Fate/Zero OP 1) #7. See Vision S (A Certain Magical Index Season 2 OP 2) #8.

To provide a good story, regardless of we’re talking about a book, a movie, a show, or even a video game, there are a lot of important elements writers have to figure out as best they can. One such factor is how well-written the protagonist is. Now the protagonist doesn’t always need to be the absolute best character in a story, but they should always have enough going for them so that the audience feels interested enough to find out what becomes of them. But sometimes, the writers will hit their audience with something seriously out of left field. One such example is switching from one protagonist to another right in the middle of the story that’s already being told. From my experiences, this can be quite a risky form of storytelling that all writers should be very careful about using. The biggest risk, of course, is the potential of one character’s story getting interrupted abruptly in favor of a new character. This risk becomes greater if the original protagonist was someone who

Arnold Schwarzenegger vs Sylvester Stallone By kirk327 Over the decades, the science fiction genre has seen many amazing franchises like Star Wars and Star Trek rise to prominence. While these franchises were defined greatly by their honorable and wholly selfless heroes, other series stood out more for their chaotic protectors. Now, two of the most standout characters of this description will be taking each other on in a head-to-head battle to the finish. The Terminator In one of many possible futures, an artificially intelligent global defense system called Skynet came to see humanity as the worlds biggest threat and attempted to destroy it with a worldwide nuclear strike, costing billions of human lives. However, there were survivors, who rose up under the leadership of John Connor. Toward the end of the war, Skynet sought to enact one final solution to preserve its existence by sending a single cybernetic soldier, a Terminator to kill John Connor’s mother, Sarah Connor, in the

Buddy, you're a boy, from Tatooine Fixing vaporators, gonna be a Jedi someday You got sand on your face, you big disgrace Shooting stormtroopers all over the place, singin' MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! Buddy, you're a young man, strong man Flying off into space, gonna take down the Empire someday You got your hand sliced off, you big disgrace Fighting Darth Vader all over the place MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! Sing it! MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! Yeah! Buddy, you're a Jedi Master Overthrowing Sith Lords, gonna bring the Force to balance someday You got a new lightsaber, cool green blade Now go restore order to the galaxy, do it! MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! Yeah, yeah! Come on! MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! All right, louder! MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! One more time! MAY! THE! FOURTH! BE! WITH YOU! Yeah!

Dysfunction in the Ranks Part 1 Having a common goal doesn’t guarantee your allies will share your methods to achieve that goal. *** Ever imposing was the presence of Darth Vader, to all who served under him. It was no different for his Inquisitors, who could never hope to become as strong or powerful as this menacing dark lord of the Sith. Ulektra Kitano could easily recall the first time she felt his power. She had sensed the absolute difference in their control over the dark side. After all this time, that difference had not changed whatsoever. No matter how much time passed, she would never be Vader’s equal. And yet despite how strong her master was, she was valuable to him. He was the Emperor’s iron fist, to be dispatched for only the most essential missions. There were many tasks in need of attendance that were far too trivial of Vader’s attention. That was often where the likes of Inquisitors like Kitano were for. One such task: capturing the persistently elusive

Hey, guys. So I think you know what’s up here. We’ve done this challenge for this first two core Danganronpa games. Now it’s time to give this Spin the Wheel challenge a shot with Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony. Here are the rules I use for this challenge. I set down for myself. I use an online spinning wheel that is first divided into sixteen parts. Each part has a character’s name on it. Then the wheel is spun to decide their fates. Furthermore, I’ll also be assigning three characters a specific role: a protagonist, a support, and an antagonist. I did consider spinning for an antagonist, but I figured it would be more fun to just spin at the climax and see who we get from the handful of characters who make it to the end. Also, the three characters with the above roles are not immune to the wheel spinning, so if any of them die, I have to roll to have someone else take their place. Finally, because I enjoy a good story, I will write an alternate reality scenario based on my results

Book 3: Tornado Chapter 4: Northern Voyage It all happened so fast. One moment, Virgil was enjoying a finely prepared dinner. The next, the food on their plates went flying across the dining room. Looking around, Virgil could see other people were also starting to recover from their initial shock. Taking his eyes off his surroundings, Virgil turned his partners. The pie Jothino had been all set to eat had splattered onto his face. Rako’s head, meanwhile, was still resting on top of the stake on his plate. When he finally sat up straight again, the stake was still stuck to his cheek. “What was that?” asked Jothino. “It can’t be good,” said Rako. “Not if it caused the whole ship to shake.” Virgil nodded. “I’m going to the bridge of the ship. Stay here and try to help everyone calm down. I’m getting to the bottom of this.” *** Breathing heavily, Liara helped Yuenna to her feet. By the time the two of them were standing, they suddenly noticed

Man, oh man. It’s been way too long since I started working on this little series on mine. I didn’t plan to put it on such a long hiatus, but my novel writing sort of took priority. But now I’m back and ready to continue talking my overall favorite episodes of Teen Titans. As always, I’ll be using the same format I’ve used throughout this mini-series. I’ll be talking about each episode’s premise, its pros and cons (if I have any complaints to share, that is), and what I ultimately think of the episode overall. But first, I’ll also begin by sharing my personal thoughts and opinions on the Titan this article, so without further ado, let’s jump right into this. Today’s entry is all about Raven, the character with easily the most complex story to tell. Any long time fan looking back on the series will certainly agree that out of all the Titans, Raven was the one with the most barriers around her, and it shows from the very beginning. Right from the start, whenever Raven wasn’t out

Hello everyone. For all you fans of Star Wars, I am going to determine which lightsaber forms best suit Puss in Boots. Before he became the famous heroic outlaw he is known today, Puss in Boots was just a young kitten adopted by the matron of an orphanage at the town of San Ricardo. There he formed a long childhood friend in the talking egg Humpty Dumpty, who became obsessed with finding magic beans to reach a giant’s castle containing a goose that lays golden eggs. But their friendship came to an end when Humpty roped Puss into helping him commit a bank robbery, prompting Puss to abandon Humpty and become a fugitive himself. Time passed, and Puss had a tentative reunion and alliance with Humpty for one last shot at getting the golden eggs with the help of another roguish feline named Kitty Softpaws, with whom Puss would develop romantic feelings for. Although the trio succeeded in reaching the castle and collecting a baby goose capable of laying golden eggs, Puss soon discovered