Xena (š§), Rose (š¹), Ayre/Willow (š§¬), Penny (š), Rel (š)
ā¢ 26 years old (for now)
ā¢ 18+ only, might reblog spicy things
ā¢ System of five nonhumans
ā¢ Trans WLW
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ā¤ļø@lorenziniforce @bolibob2ā¤ļø
š§xenoblade fan, m:tg lore fan, tabletop roleplayer, ff14 player, bionicle nerd. loves to worldbuild to a detrimental degree. main fronter. a dragon who moonlights as a partially-scaled jakkai. she/her, shi/hir
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š¹Magic: The Gathering gameplay fan, Fortnite player, Gundam and mecha fan. Loves awful puns and foxes. Secondary fronter. Zoroark/Braixen/Dragon hybrid, taur-adjacent, fine with just being called a dragon. She/her.
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šrobotic lab rat. enjoys scientific pursuits above all else, though also likes being small. desires total world domination but only in the sense of turning everyone into rodents and doing nothing else. third most common fronter. she/they/it
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š§¬Deer-shaped robot chassis carrying a nonhuman intelligence. Don't ask about the name, please. Also into mecha and sci-fi in general as well as nature, surprisingly enough. Rarely fronts, extremely grumpy when I do. Would be very horny if not for problems with the body. Is the main one who directs what we wear when being fancy. They/she.
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šAquatic dragoness who's part rat. Tabletop player, fan of tinkering and mechanical things of all sorts. Eternally upset magic isn't real, purely because that means I can't mess with it. Shi/hir, she/her
I have an open species named Skiffs! They're custom-made robots on a desert planet, featuring flexible ski-legs and a small rocket booster for a tail.
They have a variety of roles, from deliveries to racing. Depends on what they're built with! Most are scrapped together from old parts.
reposting this for no reason y'know c:
how do you envision skiffs doing things? like if you were going to find a 'skiffs game' what kind of games do you think it'd be?
A lot of them are thrillseekers! It's easier to build for power than for precision, too, so it works out.
They love racing, of course. You can also spot them trying to find the biggest jump, the highest dive, barely dodging things, contests/dares like that. They sometimes end up getting smashed up, much to the annoyance of whoever's fixing them.
What they end up exactly doing does depend on their parts; some are more purpose-built with precision tools (welders, opposable thumbs, etc.) or specialized equipment (wings, waterproofing, etc.). Generally though, as long as it gets their whole body moving around they aren't picky.
so, say, a card game about (say) reckless skiffs all pushing their luck to take extremely sharp curves and turns while hopefully not spinning out and crashing is kinda in the vibe?
Ooh. Hadn't thought about adapting it into a card game...that sounds like the vibe, though.
If it's a card game I could totally see having cards represent different parts, and you'd customize your own and see how its stats fare against the other players. maybe with some event cards representing obstacles to overcome? Unsure of the specifics.
