Signup Sheet:
Rules-
>This signup is for future openings.
>Proper spelling, except on weird Alien names is required.
>Play goes in the order the names are presented: xenomorph, warrant officer, science officer, executive officer, engineer, captain, navigator.
>Knowing about the alien franchise isn't necessary-- I'll make sure to provide any important information via exposition.
>No godmodding. I'm keeping track of who gets hurt, and remember-- you're only dragon. If you get hurt, you better figure out a way to fix it. Or you are going to be sorely upset when you develop sepsis.
>The xenomorph cannot die. This isn't Aliens or whatever ******** Alien: Ressurection was; the scary factor of the xenomorph is the fact that it is unkillable and basically undamageable.
>Fire hurts the xenomorph, and all dragons breathe fire. But keep in mind, this is a metal ship with delicate electronics. You're going to want to use your fire sparingly.
>If another dragon dies to the xenomorph and their body isn't totally destroyed, there is the chance another xeno will be grown out of them. This gives the "dead" player a chance to re-enter the action, and you another headache. So burn your bodies, people.
>However, dead is dead. If I come in with the xenomorph and chop you into pieces, you're dead. Depending on the direction the plot goes, there may or may not be a chance to add in new characters. (LV-426 may not always be lifeless).
>I won't kill players unless I feel like the story needs drama, you don't reply often, or you're rude to someone. I'm not all that sensitive however, so you probably won't die unless the plot calls for it.
>Don't kill other characters. You can kill your own character if you'd like, but don't kill other people. Remember, you're a crew trapped on a spaceship for years together. You were friends before this whole thing happened, and there is still some of that friendship left over.
>No magic. Everything your dragons do has to be justifiable with scifi. That said, if you can convince me that it's somehow feasible in the future, I might let you get away with some wacky things. These are dragons we're talking about.
>More added if they occur to me.
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@VolatileMatter
I would like to apply aboard the Nostromo!
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Position: (Warrant/Executive/Engineer/Captain/Navigator)
Dragon: (image and link)
Name: (Position followed by name. Ex "Science Officer Mira")
Relative age: (young adult <--> elder)
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Stats-
(You have 100 skill points to spend-- chose wisely.)
Physical Strength: x
Athleticism: x
Problem Solving: x
People Skills: x
Immune System: x (This includes healing speed)
Mental Strength: x (How long until your dragon goes coocoo for cocopuffs)
Function Under Pressure: x
Weapons Knowledge: x
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Personality: (MBTI works great here, but anything you'd like to add is good.)
History: (How did they end up aboard the Nostromo? What history do they have fighting or exploring?)
Fears: (Claustrophobia, the dark, suffocating, etc. Chose two relevant fears-- things they WILL encounter out in space).
