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- Yes. A fainted pokémon can be caught but the chances of capturing it is reduced by 50%.
- No no, Faris doesn't need to wait for Mari before capturing another Pidgey but if you want you can do so.

Sorry, I meant to tell you that she's already partnered Siiadams. I like your original idea, go with that :)

Now that we have a new RPer in Reapers, would you be interested in including her in your characters mission?

Okay then if you haven't posted soon I'll do that :D

Good luck on deciding what you want to do with Luka in Reapers :)

I'm sort of waiting for you before posting again in Yokai Academy, unless you're okay with me moving the whole group forward.

Also, don't forget you don't have to wait for Flydro to post in Reapers.

The staff given to Solo is actual Fairytale weaponry. I had originally intended for it to be a Lycan-specific weapon, but what the Commandeer said (posted by Sapph) implied that multiple races could activate it with their own powers.

The collar is a unique piece of equipment made by the commandeer himself; it isn't distributed among the infantry, and only that one exists (also, giving a Lycan infinite energy use is a bit GodModdy).

Wanted to know a little about the Lycan race? Since it was my idea to add in, I suppose I'm the right person to explain it then, huh?

Anyways, the telekinetics were what you were asking about right?

To put a visual perspective on it, it's essentially using the mind to apply an energy field at the designated spot, to do just about anything, within reason. Solo isn't a good example of proper use or constraint, but the way he uses it in dangerous situations shows just how far you can go with it.

For example, let's start with something simple, like carrying a backpack with telekinetic power. The mind has a limited capacity for this energy, which can be extended through thorough training. However, the upside to a limited energy capacity is a decently fast recharge rate (for Solo, he always overexerts his energy, but it comes back at 5% capacity per post). Most things that calm calm the mind or ease pain on the brain can intervene and add a faster recharge; for example, painkillers will ease Solo's brain and recharge his powers 20% per post over three posts. Tea settles his nerves and gives an instant 50% recharge for the post where he drinks a cup. Emotions like anger can cause the user to overexert this energy, using roughly up to three times the energy than what they'd need, simply due to a lack of control when angered or frustrated. A key point of maintaining a steady flow is focus and concentration, another key aspect to TK powers. To lift the backpack, you have to focus TK energy under it, then lift that energy, and in turn, the backpack. Some inexperienced users might apply more than enough energy under it, or try to wrap the whole object in energy. Both would drain energy faster, but wrapping it in energy does give more control, albeit wasted energy.

Now, to explain how complex it can be used, I'll go back to an example caused by Solo, back when he first fought with the Werewolf. The werewolf picked him up and was holding him upside down by one ankle. Solo used his TK energy to propel his outward-hanging leg, spinning him in a circle and causing that foot to collide with the werewolf's head, a moderately powerful kick that came from an otherwise inescapable situation. Neat, right? The possibilities are nearly endless, dependent on the situation. In another situation, Solo amplified his punches with TK, adding extra force to his swings by propelling his arms with TK power.

How much energy your character uses depends on how he/she has used the powers and how much training they've gone through; not to mention their personality.

Now, in comparison to others, it's fairly simple. Mages and Lycans are fairly on the same level, however, Lycans have an advantage in that instead of focusing on multiple types of abilities, they've used one type for their entire life, and it's pretty straightforward. However, to even things out, I came up with the idea that Lycans are susceptible to spells, for example, when Solo was paralyzed in the cafeteria.

Lycans are devastatingly strong in one-on-one fights, however when facing a group they start to fall short. Lycans' TK powers are only usable at one spot or place at a time. Only a lot of training and expertise (as well as mental training) could allow a Lycan to focus on two places at once, or possibly even more. However, these are students, most of which haven't had proper training.

Hope this clarifies!

I asked WolfOfEve to explain the lycan race to you c: he can explain it better than me ^^

I will send it to you as soon as I wake up :3

I think he may still be doing mid terms.... I'm willing to allow you to say you got separated if it works for the mission and you can write it out fine (which you probably can).

I love reading your posts in Yokai Academy, Yorick is such a great character :D
Even in the thick of battle he reads as completely lost in thought, it's brilliant.

Just don't forget to keep posting in Reapers too :)

Nah don't worry. I just want to use him as a guideline since he was running and my character would be walking.

As an estimate, where would you say Yorick is in relation to the entrance to the graveyard?

haha thanks. It's funny because I never intended to put him into a leadership role, the basis for him taking charge like that was his dislike for most people and wanting to have people he could trust backing him up.

Oh God I love Yorick, best character ever. The ending of that last post was comedy gold.

I'll go ask her if you can bunny Cheryl.

We need your post in Youkai Academyyy~~

Dude can I totally use that pic as my profile pic?

Hm...he's a good amount of the way there since he's running; however, due to the irregularity of his movements thanks to his missing right arm, as well as the fact that Yorick is a werewolf and is probably faster than Gavin, he should be able t catch up if he runs fast enough. Gavin probably won't have arrived by that point, so if he does catch up he'll still be running.

One thing to note, though, is that Gavin did not take the conventional paved route to the graveyard. He took to the closest entrance to the forest and headed towards the graveyard, as indicated in this post. I doubt that it'd be difficult for Yorick to figure out if he has some sort of heightened sense of smell or hearing or the like, but that's just me assuming.

Cool, sorry if this inconveniences you.