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The D&D 5th Edition, and assorted other versions, has the Time Stop Spell.

Since Overlord's magic system is a rip off of D&D it also has Time Stop as a high level magic.

From dragon ball you have Guldo's power to stop time as long as you hold your breath. There is no perk for it but you could aquire though various means.

The Deck of Many Things is a must if you want magic items. Just leave it in a world with an extra spell for it to respawn someplace new when the last card is drawn.

FYI, the books are on kindle (collected series) for .99 cents.

https://www.amazon.com/Conan-Conqueror-Collected-Adventures-Illustrated-ebook/dp/B084L5RRRT/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?keywords=conan&qid=1661543001&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1

If you ever want to give it another shot install from ninite.com. It auto detects your settings. Since you are also having trouble with openoffice as well you can also reinstall it from ninite. They have both suites and many other useful apps. I used it a lot in the past for fresh installs.

The only link I could find is this one. I can’t find a google drive version anywhere but I might upload it to the drive when I get home

Here's the link, both are from different Authors

https://www.docdroid.net/YRPsgTk/1544059146127-pdf

https://www.reddit.com/r/JumpChain/comments/lap1em/chillworths_warhammer_fantasy_vampire_counts/

Asgore: Hmm? Oh dear right * his form shifted to the human form he chosen for this setting* thank you for bringing that up

Papyrus follow suit. For his human he looks like Asta from Black Clover.

I suspect that they're referring to the ironically named A Happy Harry Potter Fanfiction Jump, but if I'm wrong then I'm also interested.

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>And we can make our version of those Jumps

Of course, but it just feels like such a waste of having several jumps based on the inferior games.

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>I haven’t played the original xcom games

Then you absolutely should! Gog.com has all of them cheaply, but the ones really worth it is first and third game (as 2nd game was just Microprose doing a redecorated version of 1st while the creators were working on 3rd game). Though the openxcom version of the first game is much better thanks to fixing issues that never got a chance to be fixed officially.

3rd game, X-Com Apocalypse has much better game mechanics, but pretty much nothing beats the feel of the 1st game. The dynamically generated random maps means you never know what is out there until you scout, and scouting is lethally dangerous, or rather, pretty much doing ANYTHING anywhere near the aliens is extremely dangerous in 1st game.

Heh, having to use flares during nighttime missions, oh dear.

3rd game is limited to a single city and there you can build yourself up by raiding the local alien worshipping doomsday cult, but it takes a lot more thought in both strategic and tactical, or you can run the tactical in realtime which is pretty much cheating if done correctly(booooring).

And like in the first game, the enemies are varied and their AIs quite capable of screwing you over without having to rely on scripted encounters on tiny maps like the remakes.

As someone else said, there's the Legend of the Seeker one, which is based off of the show. You can get one there.

I could've swore that I've seen a sword of truth jump somewhere before, but I can't find it.

I seem to remember seeing a bunch of things from it, like:

• A perk about gaining strength from eating your enemies like the mud people do.

• A perk based off of hunting down lost items that you own, like that one mord sith did for Richard that one time.

• Additive and Subtractive magic, with reasonably detailed explanations about them.

• A perk for stealing magical power, based off of how those evil sisters tried to steal Richard's magic.

• A perk of being immune to direct magic, like some of the people in the book.

• Sorcerer's sand as an item.

• Something based off of the Temple of the Winds as a location that you can buy.

• The sword of truth itself, with a far more detailed explanation of how it works, including its pros and cons.

I'm pretty annoyed that I either can't find it, or I'm imagining that I ever did. The series has lots of issues, but the setting itself is pretty cool and would be an interesting jump.

Wanted (Comics)

The Vault, amazing super-weapons. -

Neighbour Fox

Mr Gambicini Fox

Caitlin Fairchild Nightshade 400

Meriem Cooper Frightener 400

Thanagarian officer Fuckwit 200

Female former KGB officer Sucker 400

600/ 200powers/

Powers

• The Killer, the world is his shooting gallery. Greatest hitman.
• Seven Dimensional Imp, shape reality in lower dimensions. They have to know his TRUE name when attempting to depower him
• Professor, mapped the human soul and the smartest being in the setting. Talk in the womb. Flexible brainpower

1000/ 200powers/- 2800/400

+Hypocondria +Your bosses shit +Semi-literate fucks (harass others in future jumps) +Kick-Ass +Envy +Father (Rictus alt-form) +Throat-slitting and sodomy +Death by dysentery (call him in for favors later) +Crossover +Burst into tears (foes have doubt before finishing off)

Scenario(s)

>Hero<

• Initiate a wave of superheroes, empowers the people. Worlds he goes to will improve.

Empire State Building (Tower of Fate), resets worlds post jump objectives completion.

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> Now I've just got to worry about creating the item list, writing drawbacks, formatting the spells, and then transferring it all onto a google document to make a pdf out of it.

Super cool, any plans to include epic boons (dmg 231) and other goodies like blessings and titles since feats are included?

Well, the lensman series can be found on amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004TS0CQG?notRedirectToSDP=1&amp;ref_=dbs_pwh_calw_0&amp;storeType=ebooks