• First the Godmodder gets a move, then each player gets a move. The Godmodder's next move generally happens about two days after the first player's countermove (depending mostly on when we can get some time to write it).
  • For the Godmodder, a move consists of whatever the Godmodder feels like doing. NPCs will also take their actions at this time.
    
  • For players, a move consists of one normal, uncharged, direct action (attack or heal) and up to three action charges - either starting a charged action or charging an already-started action, theirs or another's. (Once an action is fully charged, unleashing it is free, but only for the player who started it.) Actions with no combat relevance are free. All actions should be roleplayed - it's more fun that way! 😁
    
• Charged attacks can deal direct damage, heal allies, summon NPCs, bestow beneficial statuses on the players, inflict detrimental statuses on the Godmodder, or anything else you feel like doing - but how well they do it depends on how many charges it required. The number of charges a charged attack requires is declared when the attack is started.
  
• You can bring in as many player characters as you like, at any time - but each player will always be restricted to the same one attack and three charges per move. If you want reinforcements, summon NPCs or invite friends to join the game.
  
• You can spread your actions in a move out into multiple posts, for dramatic effect or strategic ordering or any other reason, but again, same action limit applies.
  
• Doing the same thing repeatedly will become ineffective quite quickly. Get creative.
  
• The OOC thread is over here.
  

• You may only post once per turn (One of the GM's posts)
  
• In your post, you may do a normal attack, as well as charge up to three attacks (including other people's charged attacks) once each. (format the charges like so: (current number of charges)/(total number of required charges)).
  
• Don't expect your attacks to work. Even if they do, you're lucky if they deal 1 damage. Even so, due to what's known as the "Curse of Repetition", an attack can only affect the Godmodder once.
  
• You're not alone in this... You may summon entities to help you! However... If they're summoned hastily (I.E. in a short amount of turns), they may be turned against you!
  
• Terminology: GM: Godmodder, AM: Anti-Godmodder (All Players), PM: Pro-Godmodder (any entities summoned by or turned to the Godmodder's side)
  
• Every turn, control of the Godmodder will be swapped to a new player, who will write the results of the next turn that passes, who in turn, will pass control of the Godmodder to another player... and so on. The passing of the Godmodder will go through a queue from top to bottom.
  
• If you want control of the Godmodder, please state so in the OOC forum and you will be added to a queue. The same goes if you want to give up your turn and be removed from the list. (DTG OOC thread: https://troublecube.net/mybb/Thread-Dest...ueue-Check)
  

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