forum Does anyone else have a couple of op characters that break all the rules of your world by existing??

Started December 20, 2018 by Deleted user

tune

So this could be anything…. but really I'm just bored, frustrated with my characters… and curious…

Ye, Ye I do.

Awesome what are they like? Mine are both annoyingly courageous…

I have a mysterious godlike figure who is op just to move the plot along.

One came outta nowhere… the other is an annoyingly fun wildcard…

Mine is the daughter of a powerful revolutionary and is doted on by all her revolutionary friends, her dad was hosting a Noble One (super powerful being, not quite a God but not human either) when her mom got pregnant with her so she's super powerful in magic. And she got struck by lightning at age 12. And she's really nerdy and good at combat. (For some reason they don't mix in that world)

wow…. Sounds like my people! we should Roleplay sometime!

In my World, here's a few:
Supreme God - Created the world, giving 'birth' to 10 other deities, 5 gods and 5 goddesses
Scourge - Giant bull-like beast who listens only to the Supreme God. He is usually sent to deal with kingdoms and such the Supreme One finds unworthy. He can easily make earthquakes just by stepping
Gods and Goddesses - Typical powerful beings, though these are still being developed
Elemental Lords and Ladies - Control the main elements; fire, earth, water, and wind/storms. They can only die by a special metal
Great Wyrms - Giant draconic beasts, the first creatures ever created
Titus the Chaos Dragon - Can destroy an entire world if given the chance. However he was stopped and sealed away before that could happen

These are a few. I have a couple others as well that are pretty OP

My whole story revolves around OP magic users that are extremely rare. While they are completely mortal (some of them being dragons), they each have the power to level a city the size of Boston (and its surrounding towns/districts) within a few minutes if given the chance.

Sounds like fun!

Mine isn't super powerful he's just the smartest human being to exist in anywhere.

Krystal is the son/a sentient part of the god of life in my world. He can create life, manifest crystals out of nothing, can transform into a dragon at will, and, in theory, destroy and recreate the world if he wishes. The only reason he doesn't is because he doesn't want to and, during the story, have amnesia and a curse that prevent him from using his full potential.

I have an AI named FLORENCE who can literally tell you anything. (except, strangely, how to make a Bacon Lettuce Tomato sandwich. Nobody knows why.)

Nice!!!

I have an AI named FLORENCE who can literally tell you anything. (except, strangely, how to make a Bacon Lettuce Tomato sandwich. Nobody knows why.)

An AI that knows everything but how to make a BLT… why?!

Can I have her??? (maybe she can tell me how to fix my Parade Boots….)

I have an AI named FLORENCE who can literally tell you anything. (except, strangely, how to make a Bacon Lettuce Tomato sandwich. Nobody knows why.)

An AI that knows everything but how to make a BLT… why?!

Because of a system error and aesthetic reasons idk. It's just kinda the running joke lol.

Can I have her??? (maybe she can tell me how to fix my Parade Boots….)

Possibly, possibly…

:D

When all of your characters fall into this section …………

FINALLY! Someone who UNDERSTANDS!

Is it too late to join in?
I've got a three characters that break the laws of magic and physics by existing (seriously) and have tampered with an untamperable entity that technically created their species.

Hex: Physically the strongest of the three. She's bloodthirsty, cruel, merciless, horrific, cannibalistic, but always happy. She is the embodiment of sadism. She revels in the extreme, brutal suffering of others and derives pleasure from nothing else. She sold her entire soul so that she may acquire great unrelenting power for her sadistic dreams. The magic she uses is only to destroy and demolish. Her fingertips can decay anything that comes close to contact, organic or not. The clothes she wears are fused to her person as she cannot take off her clothes and frankly doesn't care, as it hides all the horrific deformities she bears so that she may hold all this power. The void that birthed her species and gave them such magnificent power fears her more than anything. Tall, terrifying, and loveless, she reiterates to her victims one thing and one thing only: she is not insane. She is completely aware of her actions. She knows how evil and sinister it is to do such foul deeds. But her philosophy is based around the hedonistic lifestyle to live by personal pleasure. And seeing people writhe and struggle and suffer is her ultimate pleasure. Was she always like this? Who knows. Her sister might, but she ate her too.

Hel: Technically the most powerful. Has the ability to erase anyone's existence by looking straight into their eyes and blinking. She teleports through her home dimension to the human dimension cause she thinks humans are fun and cool and (this is 100% canon) regularly goes to Taco Bell cause she REALLY likes their slurpees. She's physically strong. Like, strong enough to wrestle a humanoid dragon creature several times bigger than herself that is known for blood thirstiness and ferocity. Incredibly proficient in alchemy, chemistry, potions, spells, necro, pyro, cryo, mancy, and literally holds a one sided friendship with the entity of abysmal nothingness cause she wants to teach it how to play the trumpet. Also she's not evil, just really chill and the type of person to wear sunglasses at night. Too bad she died horrifically while pregnant with her only child. I wonder how that could happen.

Helen: The… strangest of the three. She was born long, long after the other two had passed on. Her magically prowess is linked directly to the void. She had incredibly compatibility with its powers and was able to use it's powers and abilities unlike anyone else. However, this lead to misuse. And then abuse. And then punishment. Her poor treatment of such magic (mind control, landscape devastation, polymorphism for personal desires, tampering with nebulas and galaxies, destruction of innocent souls) resulted in a suffering that would create a broken, but learned woman. Her eyes were split into groups of four, and burned forever on her face. Her mouth was sealed shut. Inside her stomach crawled worms and critters that could not be extracted. And the worst: immortality. No matter how many times she tried, she could not end her life. She compensated most of her punishment, fusing her eyes back together, cutting a mouth into her chin to speak, and numbing her stomach with heavy potions. But the immortality would haunt her. Outliving all her lovers. Experiencing all life has to offer before succumbing to true boredom. Succumbing to the insanity of boredom. She feared this fate evermore, but was willing to take it in stride. The void offered an escape from this, but she declined, for she feared the void more than this fate. And then. Miracles happened. And finally. She ceased to exist. But another did not. (To note: she is not "evil" like an antagonist of the story, but she did do some really, REALLY messed up stuff)

So this was a lot but yeah this is who my three strongest characters are. Hel is chill, Hex is not, and Helen is tired.
They break magic and physics because the void disallows beings of their power to exist more than once at a time (Hel and Hex were an exception cause the void is super scared of Hex)

wow…

I'm sorry if that was a lot I forreal got carried away

No worries…. Sometimes Characters are annoying and you need to rant!