Vore_Battlefield

A game alt with mechanics based off the Fire Emblem series of games! And totally inspired at least in part by a pair of (nsfw) pics: This And This~

While the way this game plays will be similar to the FE games, there will be some key differences. For starters, I don't want to bring complicated extra mechanics into this, so there will be no biorhythm/support, no weight to items, no Con stat or rescuing, no pairing up, and no 'bonus damage' effects on items. I will also be removing movement and the 'grid' for the time being. I feel like having that be freeform instead of mapped out each and every turn will keep RPs from being too long and drawn out. Critical hits will also only be x2 damage, rather than x3.


Characters are created using the following sheet:
Name:
Race:
Faction:
Class:
Level:
Proficiencies:(type/rank, type/rank, etc)
Special:(If a class has a special ability, it goes here)
HP:(number, % growth)
Hunger:(number, % growth)
Seduction:(number, % growth)
Skill:(number, % growth)
Speed:(number, % growth)
Luck:(number, % growth)
Resilience:(number, % growth)
Willpower:(number, % growth)
Equipped Weapon:(damage, % hit, special(if applicable) )
Personal Hit Rate:
Avoid:
Critical Rate:
Critical Avoid:
Inventory:

And for a description of each bit on the characters:(The numbers in parenthesis indicate how many points in which stat yield what. For example, a 11 skill would add 33% to your accuracy and 3% to your critical rate.))
Name: The character's name!
Race: Purely for fluff. There will be no 'transforming' classes in this game, and any TF items are temporary.
Class: Influences % growth on stats, base stats, and skill(s) gained.
HP: How much damage you can take before incapacitation/death.(1:1)
Hunger: How much damage you deal with vore attacks.(1:1)
Seduction: How much damage you deal with sexual attacks.(1:1)
Skill: How accurate your attacks are(1:3), how likely your attacks are to be a critical hit.(3:1)
Speed: Chance to avoid attacks(1:2). When an encounter begins, turn order is decided by whoever has the most speed, in descending order. (( Yes, I know in the games, you can double attack with higher speed, but I'm nixing that here because the scale is largely toned down and the players don't need that advantage. ))
Luck: Chance to avoid attacks(2:1), chance to land attacks(2:1), chance attacks are a critical hit(3:1), chance to avoid a critical hit(2:1)
Resilience: How much damage you resist from vore attacks.(1:1)
Willpower: How much damage you resist from sexual attacks.(1:1)

Critical hits are scored if your adjusted critical rate(taking your opponent's critical avoid into account) is above 0%, and your to-hit roll is equal to or less than the number. For example, if you have a critical rate of 4%, and your opponent has a 2% critical avoid, you will critically hit them for double damage if you roll a 2 or less when hitting them. Critical hits double the damage you inflict, AFTER adjusting your damage based on your opponent's defense. Example; A bronze cock vore attack(against someone neutral to it on the weapon triangle) that critically hits from someone with 10 hunger against someone with a 5 resilience would do 20 damage. (15-5)x2=20

Growth rates are a % that determines how likely a stat is to increase when you level up. The rates are determined by 3 things: Base rate, Class rate and Personal rate, all of which get added together to be an overall rate for each stat. Base rates are 40% for Hit Points, and 5% for all others. Each class has their own rates to add to these as well. And last is the Personal rate. In short, each person gets 100%(assigned in increments of 5) to assign to their stats as they see fit. Any growth rates of 100% or more result in an automatic point, with the remainder being rolled for an additional point.

Not all classes will have even growth rates. Some will have higher or lower rates to balance out the power of the abilities they get, or if they have more options for offense. Balance is the key word here! I'm trying to make this fun for everyone, after all.



Fans of the FE series will remember that 'weapon triangles' are used, to increase/decrease the effectiveness of attacks. Things are no different here, of course. Here's the rundown:

Because attacks and defense have 2 damage types(vore and sexual), each has their own triangle, as follows:

Vore:
Cock/Vaginal Vore is strong against Oral/Vampiric/Breast Vore
Oral/Vampiric/Breast Vore is strong against Tail/Anal Vore
Tail/Anal Vore is strong against Cock/Vaginal Vore

Sexual:
Seduction/Foreplay is strong against Penetration/Oral Sex
Penetration/Oral Sex is strong against Smothering
Smothering is strong against Seduction/Foreplay


How does this actually affect things? Simply put, being strong against something gives you a 10% bonus on hit chance and damage, while giving the inverse to whatever you're strong against. 10% bonus damage means that you deal 1 bonus damage for every 10(or fraction of, rounded down, minimum 1) damage you'd normally deal, after all other calculations. Here's an example:

Cock Vore(8 damage, 65% hit chance) vs Anal Vore(11 damage, 50% hit chance). When applying strength and weakness, this would shift things in the Anal Vorer's favor. The new skirmish would be Cock Vore(7 damage, 55% hit chance) vs Anal Vore(12 damage, 60% hit chance). Notice, how a roughly equal encounter turned into something that the Cock Vorer may not want to let happen! Keep your triangles in mind, folks!



















OOC: A few points I'd like to make before starting people off, the sort of things that could make or break this game for some.

- Players must be comfortable with both vorish and sexual activities to participate.
- Characters should be able to be both pred/prey and dom/sub. This is a game character, using DICE. I don't want anyone's good time(my own included) to be ruined because the dice are telling some prey only boy that he actually succeeded at devouring an opponent and now has to RP what he doesn't want to.
- Only one character per player, please. Due to the faction system in the game, having a player using more than one character would probably upset some sort of balance.
- Another balance issue comes with the attack triangles. I would ask that all players participating be okay with at least one thing in each part of both triangles. I understand that preferences are a thing, and I tried to make the triangles with that in mind. That said, I don't want to see things like "I'm a Cock Vore Specialist, but I hate anal and breast vore and don't want to see them in the game, so I guess I have no weaknesses, huh? Trolololol".
- Characters do NOT have to belong to the ruling race to be part of a particular faction. The ruling races are just for a bit of world building fluff.
- In this world, vore and sex are well known and common. You'll see people doing it on the streets sometimes even! Reformation is also granted to all inhabitants of the world by the world itself. The magic of the land, as it were. This is why the regions go to 'war' so freely, even though the production of weapons is a long lost art, and none are known to exist.(This also means no bringing your own weapons, sorry! Sex/vore fighting only here.) No one dies, save for some very unfortunate accidents, or natural causes. Political relations are usually friendly, but often a fierce rivalry, since the world lends more of its power to those who control more of it. The world also rescinds its power when any one faction becomes too powerful, allowing the war games to begin anew, in a near perpetual cycle.
- Due to how the game itself works, vore is going to be rather... catch and release, when used mid combat. That being said, there can be a few RP posts between rounds to draw things out.