Toast
Pre-Chardop Base stats
2 available SkP
HP 24 -> 4 SkP
MP 10 -> 0 SkP
STR 4 -> 9 SkP
AGI 4 -> 9 SkP
INT 2 -> 3 SkP
SPC 2 -> 3 SkP
TOTAL SKILL POINTS AVAILABLE: 2+4+9+9+3+3 = 30 Skill points yo. remaining = (30)
HP: 20 (+4 from Skill Points (26) +1 from GA) = 25HP
MP: 10 (+1 from Mana Circlet) = 11 MP
STR: 1 (+4 from Skill Points (14)) = 5 STR
AGI: 1 (+2 from Skill Points (8)) = 3 AGI
INT: 1 (+1 from Skill Points (5) +1 from Mana Circlet) = 3 INT
SPC: 1 (+1 from Skill Points (2)) = 2 SPC
AC: 0 (+1 from GA) = 1 AC


Weapon: INFERNAL FLIPPING TORMENT: yeah stats and shit 2 Range from Origin String.
Helmet: keeping Mana Circlet bc cool.
Armor: Guardian Angel: +1 HP, +1 AC, Autorez for 3 turns after using special.
Accessory: Origin String +1 Range, +1 DMG

Spells:
Shifting Sands.
TemsFour for the kekekekekekek

JUST so I'm getting this right; Infernal Torment fires in a cone naturally? Would that be like:

[_] [_] [_] [_] [_]
[_] [X] [X] [X] [_]
[_] [_] [T] [_] [_]
or...
[_] [_] [_] [_] [_]
[_] [_] [X] [_] [_]
[_] [_] [T] [_] [_]

where T = Toast, X= Base range.

SP required: 350 (technically)

Of course, Wilson is farrrrr too hipster to use that crypto-facist SP. Instead, he uses GP (Grid points) and LP (Legend Points). Once Wilson has a combined total of 350 or more GP and LP, this special is ready. When it is ready but not in use, I can choose to have new GP override LP or new LP override GP.

In order to use the special, Wilson has to take a fatal blow. Then I can choose to use the special as an immediate interrupt. Using the special does not instantly eliminate all stored LP and GP. When activated, flip a rigged coin. The chance for it to land heads is equal to (GP/LP - 0.5). If it lands heads, Wilson goes into Ascendant Wilson state. If it lands tails, Laiko goes into Ascendant Laiko state. And both of these buff are so overpowered. And complicated.
To be honest, I kinda like Laiko form more.
[spoiler=Ascendant Wilson]

Wilson immediately revives himself on the square he died on with 50 HP. He becomes a fourth dimensional being, which has several effects.

First, his movement speed increases by 2 tiles/turn. In addition, he can now move in an additional direction! if he chooses to, Wilson can start his move by translating himself onto another battle screen, then move normally and translate himself back to his original battle at the end of his move. He must spend ALL of his movement on one screen. This is kinda difficult to understand without an example. ... Or even with an example, for that matter.

Let's say Wilson is in the Glitch Temmie fight at square G6 and he wants to move next to Glitch Temmie for some reason. Normally, he'd be stopped at either I9 or H6 due to zones of control. But with this, he can translate himself from square G6 of the Workship into square G6 of the Inside the Great Tree battle. Then he can move G6, H7, I8, J9, K10, and end at L10. Now that his move is over, he translates back to the Workship battle at square L10 and can bop Glitch Temmie in melee.

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Edit - I realize this example has lost a lot of meaning now...

...

This can be replaced by "Can move through walls and ignores zones of control", but this is wayyyy cooler. And less useful most of the time. This is only the first effect. Feeling the fear yet?

Second, Wilson's attacks now ignore half the target's armor, no longer require line of sight, and AOE attacks don't hit allies. Just as we three dimensional beings can see all the vertices of a two dimensional object at once, Wilson, now a four dimensional being, can see all vertices of three dimensional objects at once.

Third, elemental resistances. He gains a 25% resistance to non elemental damage and immunity to ice and lightning, but a 100% weakness to earth.

Fourth, whenever he hits a two targets with foxfire, the squares the targets were on become rifts that link to each other and last until Wilson's special ends. Allies can go through these rifts if they want, but enemies will just take 1 - 3 damage plus Wilson's SPC score if they enter the square or end their turn there. Now, here's the real kicker, Wilson's ranged attacks can go through them as well.

Fifth and most importantly, his beam. If Wilson doesn't know the beam spell at the time of activating this special, one of his spells other than foxfire is replaced by it temporarily. And it becomes his ultimate finisher. Due to its power, casting it while in Ascendant Wilson form puts it on a 2 turn cooldown. So, here's how it actually gets buffed:

Wilson's beam becomes Light, Ice, Dark, AND Lightning type. It takes the highest weakness out of all those types and applies that. A target cannot have resistance to this damage unless it has resistance to all four types. Hitting a target curses and poisons it for 2 turns. In addition... remember those rifts I talked about? Each of the three parts of Wilson's wide beam can go into one rift and exit another, going in a direction I choose. Each beam cannot go into a rift more than once. However, if I manage to get a beam to cross over itself, it causes an explosion at the square that deals half the beam's damage to all adjacent enemies. This can hit an enemy multiple times.

Now, to make this fair, Wilson no longer uses MP. Instead, casting a spell requires five times the MP cost in GP. In addition, at the end of each turn, Wilson loses 35 LP. This increases by 20 each turn. (So he loses 35, then 55, then 75, then 95, etc). If he doesn't have enough GP or LP for some cost, he must pay 1/4th the cost in HP instead, which can obviously kill him and end the effect. So, without healing/outside damage, he'll last in this state for about 5 turns. Once Wilson dies, Willow is desummoned as normal, the effect ends, and Wilson loses all GP/LP he had left.

TBA. Hint: It's probably going to involve summoning. Especially with TemsFour now.