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Ravin Ref Sheet

Name: Raxion
Le-Anh Nguyen
Rax
Combat Description:
The easiest way to imagine fighting Raxion is to find a favorite board game and throw yourselves into a game scenario like Clue or a video games like Super Mario. Let's avoid too muchcopyright infringement though. The only requirements are that Ravin is an opposing player in this life-sized game and that you follow the rules or be disqualified into a frame behind the background layer of your drawing program. Keep in mind, breaking the rules is recommended as long as you use loopholes in the rules.

Challenge Rule:
Rax comes with 5 of these and can use them anytime a ‘Game’ is on.
He can interject a new rule that usually is innocuous enough at first. If these rules get blatantly broken, Ravin tags the cheater with a bad luck worm. Collect all 3 and you’ll discover a fantastically creative way to get straight disqualified from the game.

Summoning Tool:
Rax has little control over what the dice does, but it does seem to summon useful items based on a usefulness scale of 1-20 for the situation.

In a forest fire? Roll the dice and see what comes out!
Critical Fail 1 - A crate of napalm and dynamite.
5 - A box of fireworks.
10 - One whole bucket of water.
15 - A firetruck.
Critical Success 20 - The Ocean.
Motivations:
Rax is very interested in seeing what kinds of things a character can do in situations they aren't meant for. It shows inherent flaws and weaknesses that he quickly takes advantage of with his Challenge Rules. But he isn’t going to give up his last Challenge Rule so easily. It’s not clear if he’s doing it to trap Ravin in a Timeloop or some other scheme, but he has an endgame in sight and isn’t tellin’ nobody. He currently has all 5.

Description

Audition Page 1
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Ravin Ref Sheet

Name: Raxion
Le-Anh Nguyen
Rax
Combat Description:
The easiest way to imagine fighting Raxion is to find a favorite board game and throw yourselves into a game scenario like Clue or a video games like Super Mario. Let's avoid too muchcopyright infringement though. The only requirements are that Ravin is an opposing player in this life-sized game and that you follow the rules or be disqualified into a frame behind the background layer of your drawing program. Keep in mind, breaking the rules is recommended as long as you use loopholes in the rules.

Challenge Rule:
Rax comes with 5 of these and can use them anytime a ‘Game’ is on.
He can interject a new rule that usually is innocuous enough at first. If these rules get blatantly broken, Ravin tags the cheater with a bad luck worm. Collect all 3 and you’ll discover a fantastically creative way to get straight disqualified from the game.

Summoning Tool:
Rax has little control over what the dice does, but it does seem to summon useful items based on a usefulness scale of 1-20 for the situation.

In a forest fire? Roll the dice and see what comes out!
Critical Fail 1 - A crate of napalm and dynamite.
5 - A box of fireworks.
10 - One whole bucket of water.
15 - A firetruck.
Critical Success 20 - The Ocean.
Motivations:
Rax is very interested in seeing what kinds of things a character can do in situations they aren't meant for. It shows inherent flaws and weaknesses that he quickly takes advantage of with his Challenge Rules. But he isn’t going to give up his last Challenge Rule so easily. It’s not clear if he’s doing it to trap Ravin in a Timeloop or some other scheme, but he has an endgame in sight and isn’t tellin’ nobody. He currently has all 5.