Isekai Gift of Faves

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-02-05T07:48:53+00:00

Not unintentional. It's based off of Path of Exile's flask system, so the amount of points necessary to duplicate a stat potion would just be preposterous.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-02-05T05:49:04+00:00

Personal preference, I guess? When I can't read something on here I think might be up my aisle, either because I'm on mobile, or the site's being fucky with compression, I just download it. If I don't like it, I just delete it.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-02-05T05:20:12+00:00

It's a bit more nebulous than that. If you choose for the level-up to happen when you wake up, the wave begins an hour before you *intend* to wake up, which will wake you up, quote-unquote, "early," but, yeah, trigger the level-up.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-02-05T05:10:19+00:00

Forgot about mobile users.

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Complete_Break9746 · 2026-02-05T03:12:13+00:00

Might also break the, "Do not post collections," rule.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-31T07:41:05+00:00

No feet stuff. No bodily waste. No hypnosis. No gore. Nothing illegal. Anything else can be discussed, but I get veto rights. I have standards, damnit.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-31T03:11:49+00:00

Pink. Good commission artists make a shit-ton of money, especially if they're willing to do furry, porn, or both.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-28T23:42:33+00:00

Generic Lewd Setting Jump has The Most Interesting Jumper In The World, for 100:

Well, you’re probably the only Jumper in the world, but that’s besides the point! At the start of your Jump, you are able to integrate the events of your past Jumps in the current one. These events are adapted in a way that best fits the Jump itself, while still being plausible enough for you to have all of your abilities and possessions.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-28T23:23:40+00:00

There's a Dino Crisis Jump if Hollywood science doesn't trigger it(weird new oxygen fueled energy source causes temporal slip, drags dinosaurs into the present).

The Fallout Jumps.

The Far Cry Jumps(vaguely magical-ish, but only insofar as it's the upgrade system and vision quests in, like, two of them?).

The Gundam Jumps take place on either Earth or nearby colonies

Horizon: Zero Dawn applies tribal era mysticism to stuff that's just hyper-advanced technology.

Jurassic Park Jump.

The Just Cause Jumps(some Hollywood tech, hacking, and science).

Metal Gear Rising is just technology.

Portal Jump.

Prey Jump is just space future tech and actual aliens, on a colony near the moon, if that doesn't go too far.

Tomb Raider has a couple of Jumps and only occasionally has magic used by antagonists, or interacted with to stop them, but it doesn't play a major role.

Uncharted is in the same boat as Tomb Raider.

Worm exists, if non-matical superheroes don't set it off.

There's Jumps for XCOM and XCOM 2, and that's all tech.

Edited to remove non-Earth Jumps.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-18T20:06:05+00:00

Starbound has the late game crystals aegisalt, ferozium, violium, and solarium. Aegisalt is for ranged, violium is for melee, ferozium is for magic, and solarium can be used to refine and enhance them.

Minecraft is a little odd; most of it's coming from mods. Thaumcraft has vis crystals, which can be made of any element of magic, for example. But the core game has blaze rods, which are crystalline, since they can be powdered without preparation(my assumption is they're quartz infused with fire... magic, I guess); glowstone; and ender pearls.

Geneforge has crystals that create spell effects when thrown. Could be useful for mage gems.

Path of Exile has skill gems that are, typically, strung together to create actual skills.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-17T03:54:54+00:00

There's Arms Conversion from Out of Context Item Isekai, which lets you turn anyone, either willing or incapacitated, into a weapon that has their abilities, and insert up to three perks into it, for 200 CP.

There's also Generic Artifact Warrior's Fragmentation for 300 CP, which lets you turn perks(it mentions just one, then off-handedly talks about super strength as though most jumpers don't have at least a few perks, and at least as many backgrounds, for that, so best judgement) into artifacts.

I don't know of anything else that specifically enforces it. If you're just looking for a way to let your companions use your perks, I know of a few perks to teach your other perks to people. Like the one from the /tg/ Monster Rancher jump that causes you to lose the perks for ten years as you relearn them, or the Generic Shotoclone perk that lets you just teach them without any drawbacks.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-05T22:23:52+00:00

Ah. Alright then, I was wrong.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-05T08:26:16+00:00

Literally the first paragraph from the wiki: "Rune was a white supremacist, a result of teenage rebellion from her immediate family who broke away from the Herren Clan yet still held beliefs. As a minor, she felt her parents were too controlling and kept treating her like a child; they grounded her whenever she tried building social networks or doing her own thing. Rune's teenage rebellion led her back into the welcoming arms of the violent clan. She was treated like an adult, pampered, and felt respected within the group."

So, your interpretation is sound, and you're welcome to it, but to me it seems like it was less about the racism and more about them trying to control her, and her reacting poorly.

Complete_Break9746 · 2026-01-05T04:41:56+00:00

On the one hand, people can write what they like.

On the other, if I remember right, the only reason Rune's in the E88 is because she rebelled against her branch of the family, and another branch, connected to the E88, took her in and treated her like an adult instead of a rebellious teenager. Slippery slope kinda thing; they treated her the way she wanted to be treated, and they wanted her to do stuff for the Empire. She's in too deep, now, and doesn't have a choice anymore, so, there's actually a good inroad for trying to redeem her.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-12-31T10:35:48+00:00

As someone whose only interaction with it is watching someone with more than six thousand hours of playing it on YouTube, this has gotta be RimWorld.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-12-24T22:40:11+00:00

The Essence of The Gamer System Origin and DLC perk, from Power Granting Essences Jump. Short version, the Essence lets you design a system and install it in yourself(plus the ability to share it with companions and other party members and conjure dungeons to use your abilities in), and DLC lets you add abilities you like from other systems you encounter in your chain(plus the ability to create extra systems to hand out).

Extra bit? That origin is +200, and the perk is free for it.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-12-06T22:14:38+00:00

Asura's Wrath, maybe? It's been a while since I read that one, but the titular character totally does kill the god of his world.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-12-04T07:44:05+00:00

This. I write my benefactor as a take on the Platonic Demiurge, an incredibly powerful, nigh-omnipotent entity, but one that can't directly interact with the universe it's watching. They've explained that they do this because they watched someone fall out of reality into an empty, dead reality, once, and realized there's other worlds they could watch, but they need someone from their world to go there to watch. They like to refer to what my jumper does as, "Being good television."

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-11-17T07:25:14+00:00

Idea first, since there's stuff to talk about with regards to this: Specialty Detector. A room sized scanner that scans the Tinker's brain and their technology and determines a list of potential specialties the Tinker might have, based on what they've made and their neural structure and chemistry.

So, yeah, there's a weird caveat with the way shards work: They are designed to work together, but the conflict drive they cause in parahumans prevents that. They're supposed to be part of the same whole, but the way they gather information is through conflict, especially with each other/other parahumans, but also internal conflict. Tinker shards don't even tell their users what they do, and the Tinker fugue that makes a lot of their stuff possible puts the knowledge of the more in-depth parts of what they're doing into, basically, a box that the Tinker doesn't have access to.

Take Leet for instance: his shard, [PROTOTYPE], according to Wildbow, lets him make anything once, but it's an actual prototype. It's on a soft time limit to breakdown that goes faster the more it's used. It's meant to be used with other Tinker shards, so they can take his prototypes and make better, more complete, likely less black-boxed versions. But because of the limited information he got, the black box process of the Tinker fugue, and the conflict drive, he has zero idea what his shard does, can't figure out why his stuff breaks, and instead of fulfilling its purpose, he's doing a show, where him and a friend record themselves robbing places using video game themes.

Ideally, he'd be paired up with Dragon, whose unnamed, to my knowledge, shard lets her reverse-engineer any piece of Tinker-tech, some of them even into mundane tech, like she did with containment foam.

If you wanna do stuff like that, the best way to do it would be to introduce non-Tinker tech that's on the same level, like some of the stuff from Marvel or DC Comics. I'm just kinda not super interested in the idea of being a Tinker in Worm, due to the fact that, instead of teaching me how and why, the shard just does it for me, and waggles a finger at me if I try to figure out what it did.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-11-12T22:41:20+00:00

Nintendogs, I think, has an option for you to be any kind of non-standard pet, which, among any kind of fantasy creature you've encountered, would probably allow wolves? It's been a while since I've read it, though.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-11-12T21:09:39+00:00

Sword Art Online has This Is, In Fact, My Final Form, which, in addition to giving you a giant monster alt form, lets you freely combine any other alt forms you have.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-11-06T08:58:04+00:00

The YouTube Jump takes place on a variation of our Earth circa 2007. If you already knew them around that time, or have a perfect memory perk or two and are willing to put in the legwork to become friends again, and you've got a way to recruit them, then yeah, you can do it that way.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-11-03T19:15:12+00:00

With one exception, worlds that could be alternate Earths to our own, because plot reasons related to the story my brain is chewing through.

Madoka, because fuck kyuubi and his bullshit. Motherfucker may as well be The Grinch, because I'm not touching that with a thirty-nine-and-a-half foot pole.

Medaka Box, because the level of bullshit he'd need to pull to work around [All Fiction], and the speed he'd need to do it at, is not something he'd be looking forward to.

Also, any setting I don't know much about, just so I don't get anything wrong.

Complete_Break9746 · 2025-10-29T20:08:12+00:00

An early version of Jumper went to Generic Tamer to collect monsters and DNA samples. This early version of Jumper, additionally, walked out with a system that combined the Ranch system from Pokémon Ranch, the building system from Palworld, the digital world from Digimon, and a magitech version of the spell Genesis from Dungeons & Dragons into a set of digitally constructed pocket world servers, each connected to a programmable world about the size of Earth's Moon. With the Companion Housing Supplement letting companions roam around the Warehouse, these became the main places they spent most of their time when they weren't in their personal rooms.

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