Vult Redux
Smash Lord
no offense but why is a Doctor called a Doctor? i've been thinking about this for like a year and it makes me stressed. in my head, the flavor goes something like... a mafia dude shoots their target and as the poor victim is suffering from a fatal injury a Doctor shows up and slaps a band-aid on the wound and everything is all good.
when i was designing pyp i was considering a Doc that gets results. Something like "You saved x! Yay!" or "guess x didn't need your help after all". i was mostly considering this because it makes a lot more sense flavor-wise (but also because it makes a Doctor super strong). a Doctor just can't.. not know that they saved someone. it deosnt maek sens
also, how does the victim NOT know that THEY WERE SHOT. if (again, flavor-wise) the kill never happened in the first place, this would make sense. but in the Doctor healing scenario above, it doesn't.
Bodyguard (as a name) seems to make more sense flavor-wise. in that case, i imagine a tough dude standing outside your house/bedroom/whatever. the bad guy walks up to the home and sees the guard from a distance and they're like "uuuuuh nope never mind" and he goes home without killing anyone. this flavor reconciles the fact that the kill target and the protector himself don't receive results.
but then what do i call a bodyguard who dies in place of their target? i have no clue.
or am I missing something
when i was designing pyp i was considering a Doc that gets results. Something like "You saved x! Yay!" or "guess x didn't need your help after all". i was mostly considering this because it makes a lot more sense flavor-wise (but also because it makes a Doctor super strong). a Doctor just can't.. not know that they saved someone. it deosnt maek sens
also, how does the victim NOT know that THEY WERE SHOT. if (again, flavor-wise) the kill never happened in the first place, this would make sense. but in the Doctor healing scenario above, it doesn't.
Bodyguard (as a name) seems to make more sense flavor-wise. in that case, i imagine a tough dude standing outside your house/bedroom/whatever. the bad guy walks up to the home and sees the guard from a distance and they're like "uuuuuh nope never mind" and he goes home without killing anyone. this flavor reconciles the fact that the kill target and the protector himself don't receive results.
but then what do i call a bodyguard who dies in place of their target? i have no clue.
or am I missing something