Sei`la Tlly: War of the summoners

[Altima]

OOC: lol, You nguys can start, I just won't until I post my profile,s which will be late into the night, tonight. As for the records, they are proportionate to the summons, which, to make this more RPG-esque, I will add a few rules... Your body can contain 5 SP (Summon points), which are basically the summons that you can level up. You gain levels by posting. Every 50 posts, you level up, and gain an extra 3 SP.

There are 4 levels per summon type, which I will list here right now. Later tonight, I will edit my first post, and add the inf there.

Seru- The first level is merely a piece of equipment, and basically it's looks. It has no major powers or ability, other than protecting you from harm from any normal weapon.

Ys'Vem- You summon a weapon, and can give it an element affinity.

Jas'Phyr- The creature you summon is merely an ethereal creature that will vanish if you are knocked back. It has only one or two minor abilities to separate it form other Jas'Phyr

Sun'Shou- You can take on minor characteristics of the creature you are fusing with, usually being horns, claws, and ears. You gain one minor ability.

That should roughyl explain a few things. Oh, and the SP works like this... You summon a Jas'phyr at level 2, with only one minor ability. It's cost would be roughly 2-3 points, so let's say 3. You now have 2 points left, so you summon a lvl 1 seru, with one ability infused in it, therefore costing 2 points. You have reached your 5 sp limit, which means you cannot summon any more for combat. If you try to, you will enter summon crash, which basically degrades your SP temporarily. Let's say you summon about 7 points of summons. Then every time you post, the difference between your current SP, and max sp must be subtracted from your max SP, leaving you with 3 SP max. You keep subtracting the differenes on your post, and once you reach 0 or lower, after that post, all summons dissapear, and you will have to wait a post for every 3 points it takes to reach your maximum.

in other words... going bakc to the 7/5 example.

7/5 is what you have, so the difference between them is... 7-5=2
you subtract 2 from your maximum... 5-2=3
7/3 starting over.. 7-3=4
thus you subract 4 from 3... 3-4=-1
and now you have entered summon crash, so all summons would dissapear, and it would take 2 turns to return to 5, since you are at -1..
-1+3=2
2+3=5

and thus, you can summon again.

hope this wasn't too confusing. if it is, I could take it away for you guys... just wnated to make this interesting.