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Basic Rules: Okay, peeps. These are the rules to Agent Brown's DBZ RPG. First you'll wanna sign up (duh!). During this you go to the character pickin section. You can pick a number of DB characters, or create your own. You'll hafta fill out the crap about their name, race, and such and such.The good thing about created characters is that you get to customize them and create their power level, If you pick a character already in DB some of this stuff might already be picked out for you. Then there's Z Dollars. This is virtual cash that you can use to buy virtual crap on my website. DON'T TRY TO STEAL! I will be keeping track of this stuff, and if you try to buy something you don't have enough cash for your account will be deleted. If you want some cash, but you don't have the time to wait for a tournament, you can go to battle. You can request to battle anyone, or you can challenge someone in particular and I'll (try to) get them to battle you. That's pretty much the basic rules.
Battles and Tournaments: Wondering how to battle, well just like in DBZ a battle could take a couple of days. When you choose your character, you will choose a list of attacks for them. If someone challenges you the challengee gets the first attack. You can refuse (but for some major Z Dollars I would accept). I'll send the list of attacks you can use. You send it back to me, but with the attack you want to use on it. This will go back and forth until someone loses all their ki. The winner gains experience and Z Dollars. If you want to battle me you can, but I'm no rookie (and yes I will be honest, I won't cheat). Of Course tournamnets are kinda of a whole nother thing. Because In these you'll have to battle more and more people until you reach the top (you'll get to battle me), and if you win you'll win a huge prize pack. Usually a crap load of Z Dollars, a whole bunch of senzu beans (you can use these in battles to increase your energy), an award, and your name in the hall of fame, where I will link your site on mine.
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Senzu Beans: They boost your energy during a battle (best of all you can use these with an attack).
Sayain Armor: If you get sayain armor this will protect you from attacks in battle. It won't stop attacks but they will have less affect.
Dragonballs: If you find any of these (they'll usually come as a prize for a battle or tournament) you can get any ten items for free plus experience.
Dragon Radar: With this you'll have a much better chance of finding da balls. You can either keep it, and you'll have a better chance of gettin the dragonballs, or, you can cash it for a ball, if you don't want to take any chance (but this probobly won't be the best solution, unless you need a quick dragonball).
Sword- if you have a sword these are used basically as the same as attacks, but you can use this more than one time in a battle repeatedly, you can't use an attack more than one time in a battle until you've used all your other attacks.
Sayain Scouter- when you go into a battle, you go in knowing only the person's user name and their character's name. Therefore you don't know their power level, and if you're being challenged you can't tell wether your battlin a punk or a pro. But if you get the sayain scouter, when you go into a battle it informs you of their power level, so if you know you're gonna lose you haul your @$$ outta there, before the battle even starts.
Extreme Maximizer: this handy little gadget (not in the actual series) will multiply the power of an attack extremley, and it takes away alot more power than that attack usually would (good item for humans).
Races Pros/Cons
Sayains: Of all the races, the sayains have to be the strongest and probobly the toughest. Another thing about them is that they can go super sayain, which gives them large boosts of power. Those are the pros. Here are the cons, sayains put out large quanaties of power at a time. Suppose your fighting in a battle and your character is a sayain, if your opponent is weak and they don't have much power your attack will still be extremley large, and if it puts out alot of energy, you may be able to use it only after you use all your other attacks twice (this is called suspended). And if it puts out way too much power, it could recoil, and take power away from you.
Humans: Of all the characters humans can controll their powers best of all. Unlike other chracters humans attacks don't recoil, even when mixed with an extreme maxamizer (it's in the items section). They also get more experince at the end of each battle than sayains, because they cant go super sayain, and get big boosts of energy. Here are the cons, humans aren't as tough or as strong as the other races. They need to be about 15 more experince points than a sayain to be equal to it's strength. And their attacks aren't as strong as a sayains if they aren't 15 experince points ahead of them, unless they use an extreme maximizer.
Nameks: Nameks of sayains and humans are probobly right in the middle of their power. They don't really have many cons, because they are perfectly centered in power. They (like humans) get larger burst of power after a battle than sayains. But like sayains, their attacks can recoil every now and then.
Tip: Don't go into a battle thinkin that if your a sayain and your opponent is a human that your gonna win easily. This human could be a pro and beat you easily, the outcome, just about always comes down to who's better trained, and who's stronger.
Energy/Experience Points
Energy is what you have during the battle that is determined by experience points. When you are hit your energy drains some, and a battle ends when someones energy is all gone. Experience points determinds someones energy during a battle. Experince points are what actually make you more powerful. Unlike energy experince points don't grow from resting, but from winning battles.
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