#spaceaspect

oops I meant 5 but w/e

omg what?? i am the most unpure mom in the world bb

The Bard passively destroys, meaning that maybe they destroy things by mistake, or even arrange for things to be destroyed but don’t do it themselves. Another way of this happening is to not allow it to be created in the first place. Anybody see where I’m going with this?

1) The Genesis Frog

I’m sorry, but if you have a Bard of Space you are Royally Fucked. Unless somebody else knocks him out and takes over, there’s very little you can do to stop your team failing if your Space player is a Bard. He passively destroys Space. What is Space? The Genesis Frog. Therefore the chances of his breeding the Genesis Frog are stupidly slim (whether he does this by accident or on purpose) and even if he does by some miracle bring it into being, he’ll probably fuck up and kill it (again, either by mistake or on purpose). Unless your Knight is completely overbearing and basically forces the Bard to let her do it, the chances of being able to breed the Genesis Frog are essentially nothing. Sorry, kids.

2) Creation

I see creation and bringing things into being as an extension of Space. Your Bard would probably kill the creativity of others and make them less able to create, or less willing to. He could do this in a number of ways. Maybe he kills their confidence in their work (by being better than them, for example, or telling them it’s not very good), or maybe something happens to their supplies they need to create. These are ways of passive destruction, as he is not literally destroying creation, but is making them destroy their own.

3) Matter

How does one passively destroy matter? The only thing I really get for this is that he could create something or influence somebody into destroying it for him. He’s the kind of guy who would get somebody else to do his dirty work for him, without any feeling of shame or anything. He might even be proud of it. If anybody else can come up with something to help out here then please just drop us a message.

Basically, if you have a Bard of Space then get rid of him quick. No Space player is better than one that’s destined to fail, surely?

Works well with: Bard/Prince of Time, Knight of Doom

Works badly with: Any other Time player, most other players

-Rhi

1) Stealing space

The Thief of Space could steal the speed and velocity of pretty much anything (bullets, cars, enemies etc), giving them the speed boost while either slowing down or completely stopping the target. This ability could also include ‘stealing’ the distance between the Thief and something else, bringing the Thief directly to it, which is basically teleportation. They would have to have a rough idea of where they wanted to go to be able to do this however.

2) The genesis frog

As a space player the duties of breeding the genesis frog fall upon the Thief of Space. The Theif could prove to be excellent at this job if they are truly selfish and choose to focus on their own problems, however if the Thief wastes time trying to help others in their quests then something could go wrong and the frog might die. This makes this class quite a solitary one, unless another player (most likely a Knight) comes to assist them.

3) Stealing with space

Teleporting around at will would make the Thief an excellent… thief.  Their powers would be at their most powerful and effective if they were actively trying to steal something, allowing use of certain abilities that can only be used when acting selfishly. They could tear open holes in space to act as portals if for some reason they didn’t wish to teleport; however their allies wouldn’t be able to use them as the Thief does things for themselves. There are likely a few loop holes that they could exploit to get around this however.

The Thief of Space is excellent when it comes to thievery and quick, evasive combat. However, they must take care when breeding the genesis frog or else it could end in disaster.

Works well with: Seer of Doom, Sylph of Space, Knights

Works poorly with: Bard of Doom, Witches of Heart and Mind

1) Protected by aspect

Heir’s aspects appear to intuitively protect them and the Heir of Space is no exception. This protection could manifest in more subtle ways, for example: If the player was about to fall and end up being impaled, the object could be moved by ‘space’ out of the way to prevent the Heir from coming to harm. A less subtle way could be a tear is space opening up and redirecting an attack, without the Heir’s command. Space itself is the guardian of this class, meaning almost anything that inhabits the physical realm could become their aegis.

2) Offence

The Heir class has been shown capable of weaponising their aspect meaning the Heir of Space would have the powers of their expansive domain at their disposal. They could levitate objects despite their weight and propel them at high speeds towards their foes and control gravity to leave their foes helpless. However many of the more powerful space abilities would be inaccessible to the Heir as they have sacrificed some of their offensive power in exchange for excellent protection from their aspect. They are still a force to be reckoned with however and should not be taken lightly.

3) Becoming their aspect

A powerful god tier Heir can literally become their aspect, taking on its physical form and gaining its strengths. For a space player this would mean becoming as intangible as space itself, manifesting as a gaseous nebula full of constellations and planets. The Heir would be virtually untouchable in this state and susceptible to only the most powerful attacks, however it’s likely until they reached their highest level they wouldn’t be able to sustain this for too long.  

The Heir of Space is an excellent defensive class that is watched over by the very fabric of our material plane. While they do have powerful offensive abilities their defence is where they truly shine and would be an excellent frog breeder.

Works well with: Witch of Time, Seer of Mind, Maid of Light

Works poorly with: Prince of Space, Thief of Mind, Bard of Doom

The most fuckin terrifyin Title ever no arguments good

1) Destroya

The Prince of Space would fuck your shit up if given half a chance. He can destroy space itself. He can tear you apart atom by atom and there’s nothing you can do about this. Of course this wouldn’t be done lightly, but if he decided to end you then you would be ended. And if that was too good a fate for you, he could, say, increase the size of a weapon and still be able to wield it so he’s coming at you with a ten foot tall fucking hammer. The Prince of Space is pretty much the most destructive Title there is. Basically if he’s on the other team then run. Run so far away. If he’s on your side, get behind him and let him protect you I guess.

2) Genesis Frog

Yeah good luck with this. He destroys space. So even if he did manage to breed it, which is unlikely, he would probably end up killing it soon enough. This basically means that he’ll ruin the session so let’s face it everyone is going to hate him.

The only way you’re going to win really is if you have a Knight of Life, in which case he might be able to sort things out.

Recommended Players: Knights of Rage and Doom (LETS FUCK IT UP TOGETHER)

Terribad Players: Seer of Time (YOURE FUCKING IT ALL UP YOU FUCK), most other Time players,

Whoops didn’t mean to swear sorry.

Requested by hamburgersaga and caterfree10.

As this is a canon title, I didn’t really want to do it too soon, but I had a message practically begging me for it so I thought I ought to otherwise I’d have felt bad xD

1) Heal space

Healing space could equate to a lot of things, but I believe the main one is that if something is missing or broken, then the Sylph would be able to fix or heal it. This sounds very vague, but I’ll keep trying. I think that it could be either simple or complex. Simply, it could be that something normal broke and she could fix or heal it easily. Alternatively, it could be that something has gone wrong in the fabric of space (Doctor Who-style) and she has the ability to sort it out. If there is some sort of void, possibly created by a Void player, she might be able to heal over that and restore it to how it was. These powers are all about fixing and healing things, so she would probably use this for good but if she could end up on the other side.

2) The Genesis Frog

Being the Sylph, if something went wrong and the Genesis Frog was in any way hurt or, for lack of a better word, broken, she would almost certainly be able to sort it out, unless she was a really crappy Sylph. I think that the Sylph would definitely be able to breed a healthy Genesis Frog, and would probably be one of the best at it.