SBURB Returns!! OCC (M) (SU's are welcome here, too!)

SBURB itself is a mysterious game that forces the players to survive their dying worlds (destroyed by meteor showers that obliterate the planet; caused by the game itself) and enter its medium by using four items that are constant in every game. It is also a client that connects two players. One will be the server host (with the sever disk), and the other will connect to the host and control and manipulate the host's environment (with the client disk). Destroying enemies will allow players to collect building materials that will allow the client player to expand the host's environment and progress further into the game.

Beginning building items constant to the game are the alchemiter, totem lathe, punch card machine, and the cruxtruder. The cruxtruder creates cylinders for the host to use. Its cap has to be removed, and doing so will release the kernelsprite,and will display the time left before a meteor will hit the host's house. These cylinders are prepared by the totem lathe, which shapes the cylinders into totems based on the code of a punched captchalogue card (potentially punched by the punch card machine). There will be one pre-punched card already loaded into the lathe that the host will have to carve a cylinder with. Once done, the carved totem will have to be placed onto the scanner of the alchemiter, which will re-create the item that the totem was programmed with. Specifically, the totem created by the pre-punched card will be the way into the medium. Every time a player enters the medium, the means to enter get progressively harder for the next player entering.

Kernelsprites are destined to be the guides that the players will seek wisdom from. In order for this to happen, though, they must be prototyped with two objects. The players should be weary, however, for the things that they program into their kernelsprites before entering the medium will be used as power-ups for the endgame bosses that they will eventually face. Kernelsprites are more accepting of being prototyped with dead or doomed entities, but those are not parameters that the prototyping objects must follow.
Once inside, the host's house will be levitating above a world unique to each player (named "Land of (something) and (something)"). A series of portals will be the travel points for the adventure; the first one being high above the player's house that will send them safely to the world below. It will be the client's job to expand the host's house for upward ascent, but they will also want to connect to the next player in line because their house will be the next target destroyed. On the other hand, it will be the host's job alone to tinker with the beginning items as they see fit and equipped themselves with items for the journey ahead. Player order entering the medium is not necessarily definite, but the first player must connect with the last player in line to complete the cycle and mark the end of admittance into the medium.

The Denizen of a player's home world is the mini-boss of the game. They are very powerful, but are encountered after progressing through the seventh portal of the player's journey. They guard the player's portal to Skia, but they are not within themselves a mandatory fight for the player (as in, a different player could very well take on another person's Denizen instead). On the other hand, they are the source of a vast wealth of building material that will no doubt lead to the creation of even better items and more powerful weapons. Naturally, the more players there are, the more Denizens there are to be encountered.

Now for the game's more advanced progression. Simply put, the game is mostly centered around the war on Skia, a mystical chess-realm fully created after three kernelsprites are prototyped. The two factions reside on the moons of Skia: Prospit (light) and Derse (darkness). The moons are also home to every player's dream-self, either on Prospit or Derse, but where the player is a dreamer is not so important. In every game, Derse is the destined winner of the war, killing the Prospit King on the battlefield of Skia, which starts the reckoning: the shower of meteorites that attempt to crash into Skia. However, Skia's destruction is delayed as Skia's natural defenses place portals in front of the incoming meteors (sending them to the players' home world, instead). After the reckoning is started, the players must engage and defeat the King of Derse before Skia is destroyed.

Hero abilities and God Tier are special parts of the game. Each player is the hero class (Prince, Heir, Bard, Mage, Seer, Witch, Sylph, Page, Knight, Rogue, Thief, and Maid) over one particular aspect (Heart, Time, Void, Mind, Space, Breath, Life, Doom, Rage, Light, Hope, and Blood). This is how they fight and/or help their team make it through the game. However, it should be noted that not all combinations are necessarily beneficial, and may in some instances prove to be detrimental to the team's success. God Tier, however, is a special state. It essentially allows the player to become stronger and master their role to its fullest potential. The only way to become God Tier, however, is for the player (or their dream-self) to die on their aspect's quest bed. Locations of quest beds are not specific, though it is common for ones on the player's world to be on the tallest point of the world (often is the tallest structure; a tower that climbs up to extreme altitudes) and ones on Prospit/Derse to just be slabs the thickness of a mattress.

Paradox babies and the Genesis Frog are side-missions of the SBURB game. Paradox babies are the baby-versions of the players that are created through the synthesis of paradox slime. As for the Genesis Frog, it is the new universe to be; the final product of the game. The Genesis Frog is created in a way similar to the paradox babies, but different players are often tasked to do each job. It should be mentioned that both of these tasks seem to be forwarded by players of specific class or aspect.

You are a Human/Troll that will be playing in the new session of SBURB. As a player, it will be your job to fight with your allies to finish the game and save both worlds from destruction. However, that doesn't mean that your actions will always be beneficial to your team's success...

The Heir: A class protected by their aspect. They have full use of their aspect, though sometimes slow to master it themselves, but is it said that the properties of their aspect manage to passively protect them from minor to moderate harm.

The Seer: A class skilled at coordinating battle strategy. Through their understanding of their own aspects they help other players.

The Sylph: Predominately a healing class, Sylphs care to the team's physical and mental needs. A Sylph uses its aspect to heal.

The Bard: A class that either destroys things with their aspect, or allows their aspect to be destroyed.

The Knight: A class that usually uses their aspect to protect other team members from obliteration.

The Thief: A class that steals from enemies and uses the power gained for themselves.

The Prince: A class that destroys their aspect and/or destroys with their aspect.

The Page: A class that provides their teammates with their aspect.

The Witch: A class that manipulates its aspect for the benefit of others.

The Rogue: A class that steals from enemies, but uses the power gained to benefit their team.

The Maid: A class that provides itself with it's aspect; often to their own defense.

The Mage: A class that uses the knowledge of its aspect to benefit themselves; often protecting themselves from the negative properties of their aspect.

Name:
Age:
Gender:
Appearance: (nothing fancy is needed; a solid paragraph will do)
Personality:
Hero Title: [class] of [aspect]
Chumhandle:
Modus: (please explain a little bit about the Modus' function, as well)
Specibus: (What weapons can your character use? 2 max.)
History: (this also doesn't have to be anything fancy; perhaps two paragraphs at minimum)

Name:
Age: 18 (trolls can only be 18)
Gender:
Blood Color: (It should be noted that the Trolls' world operates on a caste system. To put it simply, blood colors closer to purple make the Troll a "Highblood," and ones closer to red make them "Lowbloods" (however, it is a mutation to have blood the same red as a Human's, so that color would be the lowest of the caste). "Midbloods" are Trolls with greenish/bluish blood that are some-what in between the two other statuses. It should also be noted that Lowbloods tend to have the stronger psychic powers, though it's not unheard of to have Mid/Highbloods with powerful psychic abilities.)
Appearance: (nothing fancy is needed; a solid paragraph will do)
Horn Shape:
Psychic Powers?: (Caution: Most Troll psychic powers are ineffective/mitigated when used on Humans; don't expect that an all-powerful ability will make your character equally powerful!)
Personality:
Hero Title: [Class] of [Aspect]
Chumhandle:
Modus: (please explain a little bit about the Modus' function, as well)
Specibus: (What weapons can your character use? 2 max.)
History: (this also doesn't have to be anything fancy; perhaps two paragraphs at minimum)