Night's Updates

[Nightmare Darklight]

OKAI, LET'S PARTYYYYYYYY

Namely, upgrading the Eye of God. Add this under the paragraph called Level I for the Eye of God ability.

Reflexive Reversal Level II
A powerful illusion spell that Nightmare uses the Eye of God to enforce. For a very brief moment, Nightmare can tap into the Eye of God to, for the most part, screw with his opponents' reflexes. By very briefly activating it in one instance of power, the light from the eye completely covers the area, blinding anyone in the vicinity for a very, very brief moment of time. And that's all that's necessary. With that flash of light, their brains have already been invaded, whether they covered their eyes or not.

When they look back, they'll notice one small thing; Nightmare isn't where he was when he used it. If he was in front of them, he'll now be behind them. That's what the spell from the Eye of God does; inflicts a powerful illusion that inverts Nightmare's position for a set amount of time. While they are under the effect of this spell, anywhere that they perceive Nightmare, he is in the opposite of. If they see or hear or perceive Nightmare in any manner behind them, he will in actuality be in front of them. If they perceive him to their left, he is actually to their right and vice versa.

The real danger to this is that it destroys the opponent's reflexes. When someone throws a rock at you from your left, you instinctively move to defend your left side. Reflexive Reversal preys on that. Naturally, the opponent will look to their left to see the attack coming, and move to defend the left, when in actuality, the attack is coming from the right, and their actions have left them wide open. Naturally, this is the bane of those who have trained extensively for combat.

This isn't bulletproof however. Aside from an illusion breaker being enough to dispel this, it won't take long for the opponent to figure out that it is an illusion. Once that's done, they can defend against it by overriding their reflexes. This is naturally, very difficult and takes time that one really can't afford to use during a battle, meaning that even once the spell is figured out, their reflexes are greatly slowed while it's active.

Reflexive Reversal is however, still a part of the Eye of God. So if the Eye of God cannot be accessed for any reason, Nightmare cannot use this. If the Eye of God is active when this is used, and its duration ends before this spell's duration, Reflexive Reversal automatically ends. This ability cannot be used if the Eye of God is on cooldown.

Reflexive Reversal lasts for five posts and has a five post cooldown.

[i]Reflexive Reversal[/i] [b]Level II[/b]
A powerful illusion spell that Nightmare uses the Eye of God to enforce. For a very brief moment, Nightmare can tap into the Eye of God to, for the most part, screw with his opponents' reflexes. By very briefly activating it in one instance of power, the light from the eye completely covers the area, blinding anyone in the vicinity for a very, very brief moment of time. And that's all that's necessary. With that flash of light, their brains have already been invaded, whether they covered their eyes or not.

When they look back, they'll notice one small thing; Nightmare isn't where he was when he used it. If he was in front of them, he'll now be behind them. [b]That's what the spell from the Eye of God does; inflicts a powerful illusion that inverts Nightmare's position for a set amount of time.[/b] While they are under the effect of this spell, anywhere that they perceive Nightmare, he is in the opposite of. If they see or hear or perceive Nightmare in any manner behind them, he will in actuality be in front of them. If they perceive him to their left, he is actually to their right and vice versa.

The real danger to this is that it destroys the opponent's reflexes. When someone throws a rock at you from your left, you instinctively move to defend your left side. Reflexive Reversal preys on that. Naturally, the opponent will look to their left to see the attack coming, and move to defend the left, when in actuality, the attack is coming from the right, and their actions have left them wide open. [b]Naturally, this is the bane of those who have trained extensively for combat.[/b]

This isn't bulletproof however. Aside from an illusion breaker being enough to dispel this, it won't take long for the opponent to figure out that it is an illusion. Once that's done, they can defend against it by overriding their reflexes. This is naturally, very difficult and takes time that one really can't afford to use during a battle, meaning that even once the spell is figured out, their reflexes are greatly slowed while it's active.

Reflexive Reversal is however, still a part of the Eye of God. So if the Eye of God cannot be accessed for any reason, Nightmare cannot use this. If the Eye of God is active when this is used, and its duration ends before this spell's duration, Reflexive Reversal automatically ends. This ability cannot be used if the Eye of God is on cooldown.

[b]Reflexive Reversal lasts for five posts and has a five post cooldown.[/b]

[Midna]

Modifications have been made~

[Nightmare Darklight]

RICHAAAAAAAARD

Upgrading Eye of God again with update bought.

Return to Zero Level III
The Eye of God can do some truly insane things at times, like enforce the laws of reality. There are those in the world that have pushed themselves beyond the limits, becoming superhuman, whether in strength or speed or other facets, they have pushed themselves beyond the limits. The Eye of God may not be too crazy about that, as one of those abilities is to punish those who have defied reality.

Return to Zero inflicts an ironic hell, of sorts. Truth be told, unlike Reflexive Reversal, or the Enlightened Path, this does not have a set duration, rather, it works instantly and shuts off to be put on cooldown. But all it really needs is one second. What it does is it takes the superhuman extents that many have been able to accomplish, and utterly turn it against them in absolute punishment. Depending on the extent of the opponent's Superhuman capabilities, this can be anywhere from a fight ender to a completely worthless ability.

When Return to Zero is activated, the eye determines whether the opponent is doing anything above that of a normal human, and if they are, how to punish them and to what extent. The more superhuman, the more damage is inflicted.

For example, a Sheikah that decided that getting level 4 superspeed was a good idea would have it bad. For speed, the eye would for but an instant, stop the speeding Sheikah (if they were moving) on a dime, and allow Newton's Law to work its magic. While the Sheikah would be able to act as normal next turn, because it had such a high amount of speed, Newton's Law would end up destroying the Sheikah's legs, and without healing, they likely wouldn't be able to use them to move for the remainder of the thread. If the opponent uses a high amount of strength, the blow will rebound and the muscles inside the limb will be destroyed. This is pretty much only limited to limbs.

However, the opposite works as well. If the opponent has no superhuman capabilities, or is not using them, then the eye will deem that no punishment is necessary and the ability will have been wasted. If the opponent is only mildly superhuman (I.E. x2 speed), then the damage will be negligible. A few bruises maybe, but that'd be about it. Honestly, use the following scale to determine the damage that would be done.

No superhuman capabilities or inactive: No damage
Mild superhuman capabilities (x2): Minor damage, bruises at best.
Moderate superhuman capabilities (x3): Moderate damage, fractures are likely, but far from disabling
Strong superhuman capabilities (x4): Major damage, bones are broken, but can still keep going.
Insane superhuman capabilities (x5 & beyond): FML.

Return to Zero has a cooldown of 4 posts. Like Reflexive Reversal, Return to Zero cannot be activated if the Enlightened Path is on cooldown. Return to Zero's duration is instant.

[i]Return to Zero[/i] [b]Level III[/b]
The Eye of God can do some truly insane things at times, like enforce the laws of reality. There are those in the world that have pushed themselves beyond the limits, becoming superhuman, whether in strength or speed or other facets, they have pushed themselves beyond the limits. The Eye of God may not be too crazy about that, as one of those abilities is to punish those who have defied reality.

Return to Zero inflicts an ironic hell, of sorts. Truth be told, unlike Reflexive Reversal, or the Enlightened Path, this does not have a set duration, rather, it works instantly and shuts off to be put on cooldown. But all it really needs is one second. What it does is it takes the superhuman extents that many have been able to accomplish, and utterly turn it against them in absolute punishment. [b]Depending on the extent of the opponent's Superhuman capabilities, this can be anywhere from a fight ender to a completely worthless ability.[/b]

When Return to Zero is activated, the eye determines whether the opponent is doing anything above that of a normal human, and if they are, how to punish them and to what extent. The more superhuman, the more damage is inflicted.

For example, a Sheikah that decided that getting level 4 superspeed was a good idea would have it bad. For speed, the eye would for but an instant, stop the speeding Sheikah (if they were moving) on a dime, and allow Newton's Law to work its magic. While the Sheikah would be able to act as normal next turn, because it had such a high amount of speed, Newton's Law would end up destroying the Sheikah's legs, and without healing, they likely wouldn't be able to use them to move for the remainder of the thread. If the opponent uses a high amount of strength, the blow will rebound and the muscles inside the limb will be destroyed. This is pretty much only limited to limbs.

However, the opposite works as well. If the opponent has no superhuman capabilities, or is not using them, then the eye will deem that no punishment is necessary and the ability will have been wasted. If the opponent is only mildly superhuman (I.E. x2 speed), then the damage will be negligible. A few bruises maybe, but that'd be about it. Honestly, use the following scale to determine the damage that would be done.

[b]No superhuman capabilities or inactive:[/b] No damage
[b]Mild superhuman capabilities (x2):[/b] Minor damage, bruises at best.
[b]Moderate superhuman capabilities (x3):[/b] Moderate damage, fractures are likely, but far from disabling
[b]Strong superhuman capabilities (x4):[/b] Major damage, bones are broken, but can still keep going.
[b]Insane superhuman capabilities (x5 & beyond):[/b] FML.

[b]Return to Zero has a cooldown of 4 posts. Like Reflexive Reversal, Return to Zero cannot be activated if the Enlightened Path is on cooldown. Return to Zero's duration is instant.[/b]

[Midna]

Modifications have been made~