Mad_Dog_of_Fujiwara
She/Her- 9,140
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Risk of Rain’s current profiles are, well, mostly nonexistent, and the one we do have is pretty outdated. Since I had this very old CRT laying around, I figured it'd be good to open a general thread to gather feats and scans in order to give the verse the makeover it needs. I'm not super familiar with the Void DLC, so I'll just add stuff as I find it. I also have a somewhat outdated sandbox covering some profiles (ignore the Touhou stuff at the bottom), so take a look at that if you feel like it I guess. For speed, I'm scaling everyone to Kur'skan's feat of dodging electricity, gunfire, and fireballs, backed up by Providence blitizing her.
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Items Explanation
This will just explain some of the item abilities that I think bear elaboration.
If you’re wondering why I didn’t separate items by game, it’s because all items (with the exception of lunar items, Halcyon Seed, and Shared Design) are confirmed to have been on the UES Contact Light when it crashed, or otherwise have no lore justifications for why they are inaccessible (elite aspects), so while some items may be inaccessible in gameplay between RoR1 and RoR2, they should all be equally accessible in lore. For this reason, I’m only leaving out lunar items, Shared Design, and Halcyon Seed from RoR1 exclusive survivors, since they have no way to access them.
Hyper-Threader: Stated to generate energy from the surrounding air.
Colossal Knurl: Stated to attract nearby earth and dirt to form armor.
Leeching Seed: Its RoR2 item log heavily implies it drains the life out of nearby living things for sustenance.
Alien Head: Described as being able to ward off diseases, and can boost strength and agility.
Chronobauble: Its item description says it slows down time.
Death Mark: Item description heavily implies it inevitably kills anyone who comes into contact with the holder, though it doesn’t seem combat applicable.
Ghor’s Tome: Item log mentions that through intense bloodletting, you could turn iron to gold.
H3AD-5T v2: Stated to convert kinetic energy to light, heat, and sound.
Shattering Justice: Secretes a nano toxin on striking a target which eats away at armor.
Defiant Gouge: Petrification from this. I’m not really sure about the exact mechanics or whether or not it’s combat applicable.
Focused Convergence: Gravity manip as described here.
Feel free to ask me for any other needed explanations.
Things That Should Be Looked At
Here are a few things I’m not 100% sure about, or are just interesting.
-Captain’s beacons can go from his ship to ground level in a matter of seconds (3 seconds for orbital bombardment and supply beacons, 20 seconds for the OGM-72 'DIABLO' Strike). Considering his ship is shown to be in outer orbit of Petrichor V, this would net some pretty impressive speeds that could scale to the cast given that characters can dodge them. Additionally, the KE of these attacks could arguably get higher than the feat we’re currently using (Providence’s ship feat).
-Possible relativistic speeds? Stone golem attacks are described as lasers on multiple occasions, and the Laser Turbine item shoots, well, lasers, and is described as a laser turbine for a photon power plant, so we know genuine light is involved here.
-Mithrix’s death seemingly causes the moon to start to fall apart. Additionally, a large number of Void Reavers show up and are implied to teleport/deconstruct the entire moon, though this was a collective effort of an unknown number of them. No idea if this can even be calced or should just be given a “possibly 5-C/far higher” justification, even ignoring the vague nature of the feats in question. Another issue with the moon stuff is that, based on its depiction in the ending sequence, it appears to be mostly hollow, so I’m not sure how that would affect any possible AP ratings.
-A possible pocket dimension creation feat. According to the Halcyon Seed’s item log, Mithrix sealed Aurelionite away. Then, in the Gilded Coast’s monster log, it mentions a jailer fashioning a prison for the prisoner, quite obviously referring to Mithrix and Aurelionite respectively. This means Mithrix is the creator of the Gilded Coast, which is shown to have a starry sky. Probably too vague to be used, but whatever.
-The primordial cube item seemingly creates a black hole, but it deals no damage so I can’t confidently say it could be scaled to AP/durability. Maybe the standards on black holes are loose enough to let this be calced anyways, but for now I’m more comfortable leaving it as gravity manipulation.
-Not technically important, but for the sake of establishing some sort of cosmology, Transcendence confirms that there are other universes. Providence also mentions ‘an adjacent reality’ in the logbook entry for Bulwark’s Ambry. So 2-C cosmology if that ever becomes relevant, though I doubt it will.
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Items Explanation
This will just explain some of the item abilities that I think bear elaboration.
If you’re wondering why I didn’t separate items by game, it’s because all items (with the exception of lunar items, Halcyon Seed, and Shared Design) are confirmed to have been on the UES Contact Light when it crashed, or otherwise have no lore justifications for why they are inaccessible (elite aspects), so while some items may be inaccessible in gameplay between RoR1 and RoR2, they should all be equally accessible in lore. For this reason, I’m only leaving out lunar items, Shared Design, and Halcyon Seed from RoR1 exclusive survivors, since they have no way to access them.
Hyper-Threader: Stated to generate energy from the surrounding air.
Colossal Knurl: Stated to attract nearby earth and dirt to form armor.
Leeching Seed: Its RoR2 item log heavily implies it drains the life out of nearby living things for sustenance.
Alien Head: Described as being able to ward off diseases, and can boost strength and agility.
Chronobauble: Its item description says it slows down time.
Death Mark: Item description heavily implies it inevitably kills anyone who comes into contact with the holder, though it doesn’t seem combat applicable.
Ghor’s Tome: Item log mentions that through intense bloodletting, you could turn iron to gold.
H3AD-5T v2: Stated to convert kinetic energy to light, heat, and sound.
Shattering Justice: Secretes a nano toxin on striking a target which eats away at armor.
Defiant Gouge: Petrification from this. I’m not really sure about the exact mechanics or whether or not it’s combat applicable.
Focused Convergence: Gravity manip as described here.
Feel free to ask me for any other needed explanations.
Things That Should Be Looked At
Here are a few things I’m not 100% sure about, or are just interesting.
-Captain’s beacons can go from his ship to ground level in a matter of seconds (3 seconds for orbital bombardment and supply beacons, 20 seconds for the OGM-72 'DIABLO' Strike). Considering his ship is shown to be in outer orbit of Petrichor V, this would net some pretty impressive speeds that could scale to the cast given that characters can dodge them. Additionally, the KE of these attacks could arguably get higher than the feat we’re currently using (Providence’s ship feat).
-Possible relativistic speeds? Stone golem attacks are described as lasers on multiple occasions, and the Laser Turbine item shoots, well, lasers, and is described as a laser turbine for a photon power plant, so we know genuine light is involved here.
-Mithrix’s death seemingly causes the moon to start to fall apart. Additionally, a large number of Void Reavers show up and are implied to teleport/deconstruct the entire moon, though this was a collective effort of an unknown number of them. No idea if this can even be calced or should just be given a “possibly 5-C/far higher” justification, even ignoring the vague nature of the feats in question. Another issue with the moon stuff is that, based on its depiction in the ending sequence, it appears to be mostly hollow, so I’m not sure how that would affect any possible AP ratings.
-A possible pocket dimension creation feat. According to the Halcyon Seed’s item log, Mithrix sealed Aurelionite away. Then, in the Gilded Coast’s monster log, it mentions a jailer fashioning a prison for the prisoner, quite obviously referring to Mithrix and Aurelionite respectively. This means Mithrix is the creator of the Gilded Coast, which is shown to have a starry sky. Probably too vague to be used, but whatever.
-The primordial cube item seemingly creates a black hole, but it deals no damage so I can’t confidently say it could be scaled to AP/durability. Maybe the standards on black holes are loose enough to let this be calced anyways, but for now I’m more comfortable leaving it as gravity manipulation.
-Not technically important, but for the sake of establishing some sort of cosmology, Transcendence confirms that there are other universes. Providence also mentions ‘an adjacent reality’ in the logbook entry for Bulwark’s Ambry. So 2-C cosmology if that ever becomes relevant, though I doubt it will.
