Archetypes

[Steve]

I met someone who claimed to be allergic to metal. Wearing a necklace would give him a rash. Now I'm a little suspicious...

[Jacob]

http://occamsrazorlarp.com/rules/index.php?title=Fetch

[gaelicwolf]

O_O

Fetches. The most pitiable creature Occam's Razor decided to create.

[Eden Jones]

Reading the Fetch header made me wince. I simultaneously cringe for whomever plays one and fervently hope that someone does. It is both cool and uncomfortable at the same time.

[Jacob]

[Aurora]

[gaelicwolf]

[Steve]

The Fetch looks very interesting. I might play one at some point. Though for now, I'm thingking of going into technology, and much like every other non-human race posted, it can't use technology. The waiting never ends...

[Ketobor]

Fetch being repairable but not medicate-able seems like it will cause some issues. I had though them subtle enough that they would been mistaken as humans, but perhaps that was just my misinterpretation.

For Suit's "If you want something done right"
'This skill cannot be used in conjunction with any other skill that modifies an attack'
What constitutes modifying an attack? There are alot of potential interpretations. There are a number of things that deal an amount of uncalled damage greater than one, does it increase these by 3 or are these 'modified attacks'?

[Wolfman2006]

The impression I gathered from the Fetch is that they are dangerously in denial to their own natures, so much so that it is sad really. A fetch breaks his leg say and sees say straw coming out, how is to say that in the safety of his own mind he doesn't imagine blood and bone? Or perhaps they safely justify seeking out mechanics and the like for "medical assistance" because they "obviously" have mechanical grafts, implants, and splints, who doesn't now a days?