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>>1761 Okay well, for starters you NEED to ensure that the casino is not being run by humans or other profit-driven sentient lifeforms. Because 80% of the problems with the casinos-from (allegedly) executing the homeless with flooding to preserve the nearby city's appearance to rigged pachinko machines-come from humans (or other greedy sentient lifeforms) trying to milk other humans (or other greedy sentient lifeforms) for all the money they're worth. Knowing that underneath all the bright lights and shiny colours, a casino is basically a gaping maw that could go under if the patrons wake up to the fact that it has no purpose outside of taking their money. I suggest staffing it with a demon/ghost/fairy from a western cartoon setting. Those tend to look at real world evil and go "Hey! This may be evil, but it has no STYLE! No FLAIR!" and promptly set up a system that has penalties like being trapped in cutlery but also genuine boons like hellfire powers. Alternatively just have it be run by some perfectly programmed AI arbitrator that can produce a hologram called "The Biggest Boss" or "Gina Gazongas" who resembles an incredibly crass, confident incarnation of affluence and success that can simultaneously annoy and attract customers into giving the slots and tables a go while low key tilting the odds so they have a fair chance. Alternatively alternatively, find Goro Majima from somewhere in the multiverse and put him in charge.

>>1764 Fuck the flower Gene.

>>1550 >That does sound hot as fuck I know. It takes the normal slave girl world and cranks it up a notch. I could have a fun time on the chain just exploring and seeing how the world works. I want to see the super girl fights and beauty pageants as they show off powers for the crowd. Then see which ones are more loyal and wanting to keep other women down and which might try to fight back. Like, Harley wouldn't even be a villain here. She is just Joker's property and following orders. No idea if she would go up for auction or what once he was captured. And there is no telling just how much the superpowered women would be worth compared to normal ones. How much difference in value would Supergirl be over Black Canary? >pics I do love Galatea. I always need to remember to pick her up on my next chain.

>>1039 Thank you for the build. It's the first build that I didn't make myself that used any other origin besides Actual RPG Protagonist.

>>1566 me Thinking about it overnight. How much would Rogue be worth as a slave girl? Her power is great, but the death touch has to lower her value some. Unless the world has some cheap power negation tech, she would be pretty useless as a breeder. Maybe just a show girl for special arena fights.

>>1067 >>1330 123 pictures over 25 posts.

I'm not sure how much I'm going to be using this section, but if I'm using it all I'm going to be doing it right, dammit. Given the cosmological timeframe of my chain it feels pointless trying to describe the full scope of experiences, augmentations and personalities of beings ripped from their native realities by an autistic demiurge and charged with world conquest by him. So instead of writing 24K word posts I was internally debating using one of three systems to describe the companions: The Tech Specs formerly used for Transformers toys, the Glitch TTRPG's character creation system (supplemented by those of other Nobilis games where either content is missing or the companion does not resemble an Excrucian sufficiently to justify it), and the Fate/Grand Order skills/noble phantasm/profile sections. Due to the unusual or arbitrary nature of some characters' existence, it is best to treat these stats as representative of the character on a casual day out, manifesting their preferred avatar, or some other casual but significant presence in reality rather than a conclusive and definitive statement about what they are capable of given enough preptime-or indeed, who would actually win in a fight. May or may not write an example with Elodie using this template later tonight. If I don't get bored or something. In what may be a decision I will come to regret, I've decided to use all three with a few tweaks. Below can be found a rough format for how companions will be described here. Sections with "()" are personalised for individual characters, while sections written in "[]" are explanations for where and how the system has been modified: (Name) AKA (Relevant official titles and aliases) (Quote) Destructive Potential: Common Sense: Mobility: Vitality: Narrativium Level:

>>834 Jump 14: Bleach (Valeria) Location: Karakura Town/Roles: Hero, Warrior, Scientist/Race: Shinigami/Age: 15/Gender: Female Perks: Spiritual Awareness/Bleach Body Ready/Clear Headed Ditz/Shattered Shaft/It's No Fun With Two Hands/Master Of One/Doctor, Doctor/Intellectual Titan/Ferry Onwards/Kido Training/Kido Specialist/Arcane Learning/Death Wizard/The Final Getsuga/Divine Skill (Crystals)/Soul Separation (-2250 CP) Items: Inoue Family Secret Recipes/Work From Home/Soul Phone/Jigokuchou Garden/Bakkoto (-50 CP) Companions: Senna/Dead Reaper Drawbacks: Dilemmas And Dangers/Distractions And Daydreams/Bubble Brains/Friends, Family, And Fiends/Tasty Bait/Wanted: Dead/Kurosaki Ichigone/Railroad Tracks/Unfortunate Linchpin (+1300 CP) Tessa found that she already had a history in this world when she entered it: Lady Deathwitch, they called her. According to her background, she was an ancient Shinigami sorceress who had invented multiple forbidden sorceries and created an entirely unique branch of Kido-a thing she called the Crystal Chronicles (結晶歳史 - Crystallization Of History). The principle was fairly simple; through a Kido technique of her own invention the Deathwitch devised a method to crystallize and solidify an aspect of one's soul-their physical strength, their speed, their endurance, and so on-into a crystalline orb the Lady Deathwitch called a "Materia". Then one would build upon that aspect via a method of "lattice extension" by which one invested their spiritual power into the crystal and expanded it outwards. It was an additive process, never reducing what one had or making one so hyperspecialized they became incapable of other pursuits, but a given soul could only support so many Materia at a time. It was a genius method of spiritual cultivation, to be frank-allowing even the weakest to grow stronger slowly and steadily, and allowing the already strong to expand their versatility swiftly and effortlessly. So potent was the skill...that Central 46 declared Tessa a traitor to the Gotei 13, very heavily regulating the Crystal Chronicles and demanding Tessa's execution. Tessa was able to escape of course-her background self wouldn't be here if she wasn't-but lost her own Materia in the process, shattering much of her strength and revealing a weakness in the technique in the process; while it was normally a purely additive process, it was possible to invest so much of one's soul into their Crystal Chronicles that losing or shattering them could permanently damage and weaken the soul. It would take many centuries of hiding before the Lady Deathwitch would regain even a bare fraction of her original strength, and when Tessa fully awoke to her background she still was only slightly stronger than the average Lieutenant in terms of actual Reiatsu. Of course, Soul Society was nowhere near principled enough to NOT use the very thing they had banished Tessa for creating. The Crystal Chronicles were carefully regulated, but never banned. It became standard practice that all Shinigami would have at least one Materia, and to be a Seated Officer one must be able to support three. It was expected for a Lieutenant to support four, and a Captain was expected to be able to host five. Further, there were exactly seven types of Crystal Chronicles allowed in Soul Society: Strength, Agility, Dexterity, Vitality, Essence, Focus, and Will. Strength correlated to Hakuda-to physical strength and ability. Agility to Hoho-to speed and reflexes. Dexterity correlated to Zanjutsu, to skill and bodily control. Vitality was simple and self-explanatory, reinforcing a Shinigami's lifeforce and sheer durability. Essence correlated to pure spiritual power-Reiatsu, how much spiritual pressure they could exert at a time. Focus was control over their spiritual power, how easily they could reign it in and manipulate it. Will was one's connection to their own Zanpakuto, and how much of their sword's latent potential they could draw out. These seven Materia were the only ones allowed to be formed in Soul Society. They were not the only ones possible-the Lady Deathwitch had initially devised thirteen different Materia for her initial testing, and originally envisioned it as a method of crystallizing Kido into easy-to-cast forms that could be passed out to others. What it became was so much more than what she originally set out to make, and at the same time so much less than what she originally envisioned. The method for making "Kido-Materia" was lost entirely with Tessa's banishment even while the greater practice of Crystal Chronicles survived. Soul Society was lesser for it-but even then, they were still made much stronger than they would have been in canon. Each and every Shinigami had at least one uniquely powerful talent, and each and every one of them was capable of growing much stronger much faster than they normally could have. There was still value in that. Beyond just Tessa's presence, this world was a bit different from the canonical world of Bleach. For one thing Ichigo had died stillborn; his infant soul couldn't handle the poisoning of the Hollow reiatsu within Masaki. The Kurosaki family had grieved but still continued to have a family. Yuzu and Karin were born some years later and had no taint of Hollow power, so the perfect natural hybrid was simply never born. For another thing, many of the Shinigami that would have been male were instead female, and most Shinigami tended to be female just as a matter of course. Something about how female souls were simply more adapted to wielding spiritual powers than male souls as far as the Twelfth Division could figure. For now, Tessa was simply living a quiet life in Karakura, slowly regaining her strength and developing her Kidou and Tendo. She did plan on taking some sort of revenge against Soul Society for their injustices, but she wouldn't destroy it. She'd probably just kill the Central 46 and maybe try to push forth some reforms or something. Or maybe just live her best life.

>>1560 Tessa fought alongside Uryuu and Rukia against the horde of Hollows-Rukia managing to hold her own surprisingly well, thanks to her absurdly refined Focus and Essence Materia which gave her an abundance of spiritual might which she could control with remarkable skill. The trickiest part of the whole battle for Tessa wasn't preventing casualties-but /holding back/ so she didn't give the game away. The Gillian Menos near the end nearly pushed her into using enough power to seriously alert Soul Society, but Tessa figured out a trick using Soul Menace to focus her Reiatsu to a fine point and cut the Menos down without actually using much power. After that whole debacle Tessa would've loved to have some downtime to relax...but a much chubbier Rukia was sneaking out of her bakery that very night to go and turn herself in to Soul Society, and Tessa couldn't allow that. Tessa confronted Rukia, Renji, and Byakuya as Rukia tried to turn herself in and claimed that Rukia hadn't broken any of Soul Society's laws...because it was not illegal for a Shinigami to share her powers with another Shinigami. She revealed that she was, in fact, the Deathwitch-banished from Soul Society hundreds of years ago and living amongst humanity, having hidden this fact even from Rukia herself with masterful Spirit Control. She even utilized Soul Separation to purge Rukia's energy from her own soul and send it back to Rukia...with a small tracer of her own spirit so that she could detect and influence Rukia's soul even across worlds. Byakuya tried to intervene at this point and strike Tessa down, but Tessa was more than powerful enough and skilled enough to bat her around like a toy-especially when Byakuya's powers were sealed to 20% in the living world while she could happily access her full might. Rukia felt somewhat betrayed, but Tessa asserted that their relationship was true even if the idea that she was a human was false. Eventually Byakuya was forced to retreat, taking Rukia with her. But obviously, Aizen still pulled bullshit charges through Central 46 to get Rukia executed-fraternizing with a Traitor to Soul Society was a reasonable sounding one, even though Rukia herself hadn't known this until the last moment. So Tessa invaded Soul Society WITHOUT the assistance of the rest of the Karakura squad. They volunteered to help, but she had asked them to stay behind and protect Karakura; this was her own business to take care of, and unlike them she was a grown-ass woman who could deal with it. Yoruichi still joined her on the trip, though her and Tessa mutually kept the facade of not acknowledging the fact that they both knew who the other was. As Tessa passed through the Dangai she briefly considered undergoing an explosive training period; it wouldn't be too difficult for her to figure out a method for calming the Dangai and even establishing a safe spot free of the Kototsu. But for now, she decided she didn't need that. Tessa invaded Soul Society as a one-woman army, shattering the walls of the Seireitei in utter defiance of all logic and reason using mystical arts that nobody in this world had ever seen before. Despite that, it was merely expected of her as the Lady Deathwitch to be capable of such things; even when she was fairly weak spiritually in her background, such was her mystical skill that she was more than qualified to join the Zero Squad, and at this point she was far from spiritually weak. It was expected that the Shinigami would fight to the death against their enemies, but few of the unseated or even lesser Seated officers were willing to so much as stand in her way as she casually walked straight through Soul Society. Such was the simple might, respect, and fear that the title of Lady Deathwitch commanded. She made no secret of her coming, made no effort to hide her actions or even rush herself. She didn't need to. The (universally female) Captains of the Gotei 13 assembled in force to stand in her way, thirteen of the most powerful souls amongst all the local realms. Standing against them was a single woman-short, chubby, but endlessly confident-with a black cat sitting on her shoulder. Tessa noted that she was merely here to prevent a wrongful execution. Yamamoto declared that as a traitor to Soul Society she was to be executed herself. She declared that Soul Society had betrayed her first, but it was more than expected of them to rewrite history to suit their own narrative. Still, that was neither here nor there; she had but one objective today, and that was to prevent a pointless tragedy. NOT to overthrow Soul Society, or take revenge or anything like that. Yamamoto noted that Central 46's rulings were clear: Tessa was to be exxecuted, and all who associated with her-knowingly or not-would be put to the sword. Tessa simply asked how Central 46 could come to such a ruling if they were all dead. Aizen's murder and replacement of Central 46 was revealed all at once, and instead of the carefully laid plan she crafted Aizen was forced to reveal herself early, scramble to get to Rukia, and rip out the Hogyoku while Soul Society was still strong and organized. Tousen and Gin did what they could to spread chaos, and Aizen even called forth a few of her Espada to help, but it was still nowhere near the betrayal she had planned. She still managed to get away with the Hogyoku in the end, but lost Tousen and a few of her Espada in the trade...or so she thought at least, until she investigated the Hogyoku more closely after she settled into Las Noches. What she thought was the Hogyoku was, in fact, a fake that Tessa had crafted via her sheer skill with crystals and Materia. Aizen had no way of knowing that Tessa had used her own spiritual arts to quietly extract the Hogyoku from Rukia months ago and replace it with a fake, but she could guess. Well, there went a good couple hundred years of planning...she'd have to think of something to even the scales. A tense sort of alliance was established between Tessa and Soul Society, neither of them exactly happy with the other but willing to work together until the greater threat of Aizen and her army was dealt with. That said, Tessa did hold strong to the fact that Soul Society couldn't exactly /restrain/ her or even inconvenience her very much. She'd researched the Descorrer and Kumon of Hollows and developed Kido that allowed her to do the same-as well as Materia which she could grant her friends and allies to allow them similar mobility. She and her allies could simply pass through worlds as she pleased regardless of what barriers Soul Society tried to establish. That wasn't even mentioning the Kido equivalent of Shadow Clones that she also invented, which made it all the more difficult for Soul Society to do anything about her; she could simply choose to send clones out and interact with others that way and they could never really know if she was the original or not. That and her sheer audacity to simply ignore Soul Society's threats and throw around her own overwhelming might for her whimms let Tessa get away with some truly silly bullshit. Tessa was able to re-establish her relationship and even further seduce Rukia thanks to this tenuous alliance, and even made a few friends amongst the various Shinigami-such as Rangiku and Yachiru. The fact that Tessa was theoretically an enemy of Soul Society didn't stop her from joining the Shinigami Woman's Association, though it did mean that Soi Fon made a few attempts to assassinate her every now and again-failing each time as Tessa was able to use her own intellect and mystical skills to predict and prepare for such attempts while making it look utterly effortless. Tessa didn't give up her human life either-casually moving between Soul Society and Earth with just a wave of her hand and a flex of her spirit. She happily worked in her little bakery, spent time with the Karakura Squad, jumped back and forth between Earth and Soul Society, and enjoyed her life to the fullest despite the very frequent Hollow attacks, occasional assassination attempts, and storm of utter bullshit that consistently sought to drag her in.

>>1561 Less as an active effort and more as a consequence of the sheer number of shenanigans that she got dragged into, Tessa's power grew utterly explosively. She liked to hyperfixate on specific skills or techniques; one week she'd spend using only Zanjutsu to deal with things, developing unique cutting methods and sword skills that put all but the greatest of swordmasters to shame. Another week she exclusively used Kido, weaving her soul into spellforms that she used for everything from taking down Hollows to running her bakery. It would start "slow"-by her standards at least-but by the middle of such a week her skills would suddenly begin to rapidly and ridiculously explode in breadth and depth as she hyperfixated on something. This entire process would culminate in Tessa having some sort of "epiphany", at which point she'd divide her own soul to form an Aeon embodying whatever specific skill she'd been practicing. Then she'd go back and do it all over again with a new skill. In this way Tessa ended up developing more than a dozen Aeons. One event of particular note was the ending of the Winter War, when Aizen made her play to try and take Karakura. The events were long and bloody as Aizen waged an asymmetric war against the defenders and made truly brilliant usage of her Arrancar forces, but Tessa was able to overcome her and force the illusionist into a one on one battle against her. In that battle BOTH of them ended up implanting their half-complete Hogyokus into themselves, though Tessa had managed to improve upon Urahara's work via her own divine skill with Crystals and her experience with Materia, creating something that was almost-but not quite-a complete Hogyoku. This gave her the edge in their battle and Tessa was able to rip out Aizen's own incomplete Hogyoku, forcibly fusing it with her own, and completing her ascension into a Transcendent being as the Perfected Hogyoku's power flowed freely through her body and soul. Thanks to her modifications the Hogyoku's wish-granting power was much more firmly under Tessa's control, allowing her to guide and direct her own evolution rather than simply submit to the Hogyoku's will and pray for something good. But Tessa wasn't content to stop there. She would go on to perfectly integrate the Hogyoku into her soul, making it into an intrinsic part of her being just the same as any other part of her soul...then she would divide her soul and embody it into the form of an Aeon. Tessa would further harmonize herself with this Aeon, communing, understanding, and ultimately bonding with it...until finally she reintegrated it in a Final Fusion, integrating the Hogyoku so deeply into her essence that she and it were no longer distinguishable. This finally gave her perfect control over the Hogyoku's power, allowing her to use its miraculous wishgranting abilities to shape both herself and the world to her whims-along with so much power that her single soul alone was capable of shattering the balance between the spiritual realms. Soul Society tried to betray her shortly after she slew Aizen and took her Hogyoku, of course, but Tessa had long since grown far too powerful for them to stop-even when the Zero Squad got involved she was still able to beat them down and force them to flee, though she did not kill them. Throughout all these battles Tessa's desire for peace and simple pleasures had never wavered-even now that she became such a transcendent being she still simply wanted to enjoy herself, have fun with friends and family, and just fatten up cute girls. Simplistic, hedonistic, and ultimately not particularly destructive. Weighing duty and desire to have her executed against the fact that they literally COULDN'T beat her and the fact that she was no particular threat to the world, Soul Society was forced to make the choice that Tessa wanted them to make: a non-aggression pact, signed and enforced by Kido and Unbreakable Vow. With such a pact, Tessa was essentially free to walk amongst Soul Society...though she was frequently escorted by a member of the Zero Squad "for her safety". Said member more often than not ended up being Kirio Hikifune, and the two of them formed a fast friendship based around cooking, fattening, and all things delicious. Even with Aizen's death the crises never stopped-an invasion from Hell, the Fullbringers causing an elemental army to form, the revival of Yhwach, an honest to god alien invasion...and for some reason everything always seemed to hinge on Tessa to deal with it, forcing her to continue to put in work and continue growing stronger even after she'd become a transcendent being whose very nature was intertwined with the Hogyoku on a fundamental level. By hook and crook she FORCED the world to let her have lewd and fattening shenanigans, and ended up marrying Orihime, Rukia, Rangiku, Nel, Yoruichi, Soi-Fon, Unohana, and Kirio in one of the strangest weddings the three worlds had ever seen. Unohana was particularly tricky as Tessa was forced to fight her to the death, then revive her using some truly difficult magic alongside the power of the Hogyoku. Afterwards Unohana was willing to join the harem, but still wished for a fight "just as exciting" at least once a year. It became something of a challenge to figure out how to give Unohana the rush she desired WITHOUT killing her... Eventually her full decade in this world passed and Tessa was ready to move on to the next world. She'd fought so hard and so much that her single soul could match the might of entire worlds all on its own, and she had dozens of Aeons laying within her soul that she could call upon. She'd grown skilled in mystical arts of the soul, and overcame challenges that threatened the world over and over again. It was time to see what the next world had in store for her.

>>1362 Testing.

>>1361 Alright, the larger one works, though changing the spoiler image doesn't appear to apply retroactively.

Did I do it right?

Alright, this is more or less done. I'd like a second capstone item, and quite frankly to have triple lines for both perks and items, but I have more things to buy than I have drawbacks so I'm going to call that good enough. If you're going to jump this, I suggest actually trying to play the randomizer, its fun.

>>1339 I'd suggest posting finished jumps in the main thread, too.

>>1339 I'm not much of a gauntlet guy but thanks for the jump.

I could never think of a good excuse to post these on /tg/, and I've been wanting to post them for years. Robot dinosaurs are fun

>>1304 Ahh, so it's limited to just five images, but doesn't actually tell you if you're uploading too many. Neat