UPRC'S PROFILE

author=kentona
The "multipart" boss!

I like the odd boss battle where you can target the bosses left arm, right arm, and torso, and each part has different strengths, abilities, weaknesses, immunities etc...

Oh man! I keep meaning to add bosses like this to Blackmoon Prophecy, but it has slipped my mind so many times. Thanks for reminding me!

I definitely know what the next boss I make will be now, ha.

How about Cagnazzo in FF4? He was always one of my favourite bosses from the Final Fantasy series. I like bosses that alternate between a standard form and a strong form. When they enter the strong form, you know it's time to calm down with the attacks and get ready to heal, even if that means pulling your offensive characters off of attacking and making them use potions.

There's one boss I have that's similar to that, except instead of having an alternate form he just becomes desperate to win once he's weakened to about 25% HP, when his only attack becomes a very devastating summon that inflicts about 500-600 damage on all characters (at a time when I expect most people would have no more than about 1000 or 1100 HP unless over leveled). Once he starts throwing that summon at the party, it pretty much becomes a game of "take this guy down as fast as possible before the party is obliterated" because, honestly, unless maximum effort is put into damaging him, he'll eventually kill off the party unless the rare healing items (elixers and such) are used.

author=LockeZ
Gardens of fragrant "herbs" grow throughout the temple. By "using" the herbs, you can enter a trippy technicolor dreamscape-like version of the area, which has different monsters and must be used to bypass some puzzles. The overall theme of the area will be to see how many different ways you can imply exactly what these herbs are without explicitly mentioning anything that would take your game above a PG rating.

This isn't too bad of an idea. I might be able to do something with it.

author=Clyve
The party is not allowed to save any of the crystals. If they do, there's no game.

I don't know, there's a running cliche in the Final Fantasy series where the party is always able to snag at least one crystal. It breaks up the monotony of always having the bad guy win over and over again.

Well, yes and no. The party goes for a little ride in it to reach a dungeon (which I am now working on) and THEN it will be rideable.

The second from the right has very basic hair. Why not add a few lines or something to spruce it up a bit?

The rest all look awesome though. Very nice.