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Weekly Yas Forums creation thread
Evan Walker
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Blake Rodriguez
>How does this work?
>It works like a community toy chest. In the /coc/ threads you are free to post whatever ideas/settings/characters you want, but you have to be OK with other people playing with them (tweaking them, putting them in stories, using them for things, etc.)
>There's no guarantee that what you post will catch on either.
>If the OC you are posting is YOURS for something you are personally doing, then it would go to the "How is your webcomic?" threads.
>If you just want feedback on an OC of yours, then it would go in the "donut steel" threads or drawthreads.
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Nolan Myers
Brody Campbell
When was the last time someone did something featuring the Justice Yas Forumsmrades?
Eli Collins
I really need to review the difference in composition between Justice Coalition and Justice Comrades.
Elijah Perez
Justice Yas Forumsmrades are the oldskool.
From back in the days of HeroMachine.
Nathaniel Allen
Aside from having a totally different lineup, they both seem rather plug-in-play for whatever story is going on.
The biggest distinction I think would be their areas of operation. The Justice Coalition seem to function primarily in the USA.
The Justice Yas Forumsmrades seem more like the defense force of the floating island and do more global defense stuff.
Grayson Allen
...Fuck, I can't think of anything about Lustbane to talk about (For the time being).
So I guess I'll just change the subject to this idea I had for a dude.
>A guy with anxiety issues ends up getting his soul bonded to this weird superpowered remote body that sort of looks like a Warframe and has similar abilities to one.
>He can transfer any amount of his soul between his normal body and the super body.
>He forms sort of a Swiss-Army Man-esque relationship with it, and starts to learn how to come out of his shell.
...There's a bit of potential in this. Maybe he fights "Jackers" who are body-snatching monsters that can mutate people
Ryder Ramirez
The last related character can remember being added to their neighborhood is the reveal of Jetpack Viking's wife.
Elijah Brown
Reminds me of Big Barda