A long time ago, there was a legend. A legend about a Godmodder and his wish to take over the universe.
He tried and tried again and again, but every attempt had failed. Finally, he had deduced that the only sensible decision is to take over the core of the universe. The Aether. With the Aether, he would control everything.
It is true that this Godmodder has crossed paths with the lovely Godmodder477/Richard multiple times, they even started developing a rivalry. However, each of them felt like they were greater than the other and one day - they grew out of this silly feud and went on to do greater things. This Godmodder, however, had a much more detailed plan in mind. His name... was Brimstone64.

This was the end. The final showdown. Just as he approached Aether, hoping to finally take it over, and with it, the entire universe, when suddenly...
Numerous Descendants plopped into the field. Just like that, all of his plans were ruined. The Descendants, confused, looked up at Brim, who was in utter shock.

Brimstone64: Oh... hah...
Brimstone64: Hahahahaha!
Brimstone64: AHAHAHAHAHAHA~

Brim continued laughing maniacally until he was out of breath.

Brimstone64: Oh, I see. Rich sent you, right? Hah. I always knew he would finally try to get back at me for what I did.
Brimstone64: He told me about you. Oh, yes. About all of you. But I didn't know that you actually worked for him!

The Descendants looked up yet again, growing more confused by the second. Brim himself seemed to not believe what he was saying, either.
He frantically eyed the Descendants before speaking up yet again.

Brimstone64: No... no no no NO! THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING!!! THIS ISN'T HAPPENING~
Brimstone64: NOT AFTER ALL OF MY EFFORTS... NO!!! NO, NO, NO, ENOUGH!!!!!
Brimstone64: ...
Brimstone64: I'm not going to give up. I'M NOT GOING TO GIVE UP!!!
Brimstone64: Let's rumble, suckers.

The Descendants get up and do the sensible thing - they defend the Aether. Brim's eyes twitch as he takes a battle stance. This is going to be very, very difficult.

Posting: You probably know how to do this, but here's a guide just in case.
1. Your goal is to make creative posts to destroy Brimstone64 and stop him from taking over Aether.
2. Brimstone64 will always attempt to block attacks, no matter what. However, if an attack is funny/cool/creative enough, it may actually hit him.
3. You can only post twice per round, and no double posting!
4. Use /null for conversation/other posts that will not be in the update and /placeholder for posts that will be edited later.
5. Don't repeat attacks as it will be bland. Use creative attacks every time and make up newer and more creative ones.

Charging: A lot of people do it and it's a fundamental part of DTG, so I have to include it.
1. You can charge posts. Once the charge is ready, you may use it to attack/summon something/summon artifacts.
2. Unlike DTG2, you cannot charge alchemies and must instead summon artifacts. Artifacts will make you go vulnerable, so you will have 10 HP until you die and lose the artifact. It can then be claimed by someone else.
3. The charge cap (maximum limit of charge) is 30 for now, meaning that, for example, 40 charge posts are not allowed.
4. The charge number cap (maximum amount of charges going at the same time) is two. You cannot have three charges.
5. Charges can be held, but they will take up the charge slot.
6. You can give two +1s every post to other players, this means that you cannot +1 yourself. +1s raise the person you're giving it to's charge of their choice by one point. You can give both +1s to one person if you wish.
7. You can combine charges with other players as much as you want, how much you want. However, don't expect Brimstone64 to not target your entity if it is too overpowered.

Entities: Common thing in DTG, and here is how they work in this game...
1. You can use charges to summon entities, the bigger the charge the stronger the entity.
2. Do not make one charge or two charge entities, as weak entities will usually be brainwashed, turn hostile, instantly die or usually they will just explode (damaging other entities of your team in the process).
3. Entities act in the EoTB (End of Turn Battle) so they only get one action per round, not per post.
4. The health of an entity is calculated by the formula 5000x, where x = number of charges and the entity damage is calculated by 1000x, where x = number of charges, again.
5. An entity will be a Boss if it's creative and powerful enough. Bosses are bold in the battlefield. Bosses will trigger special events and even drop Spoils of War upon death. Spoils are special charged weapons with an effect that triggers upon use.

Terrain and Weather: Not new ideas, but still fun nonetheless.
1. You may change the terrain/weather with enough influence.
2. The terrain/weather will trigger special effects.
3. Entities can also influence the terrain/weather.

Factions: You can side with the villain or be a hero, if you wish.
[AG]: Anti-Godmodder. You're the heroes, doing the thing that is right, stopping Brimstone64 from taking the Aether.
[N]: Neutral. You're off doing something else. Not quite against Brimstone, but not with him either.
[PG]: Pro-Godmodder. You're actually siding with Brimstone? Pft. This won't go well.
[GM]: Godmodder. This tag is only held by Brimstone. Unjoinable.
[H]: Hostile. They want you dead and you can't control 'em. Unjoinable.
[A]: Artifacts. As said above, you go vulnerable when you summon them and lose them upon death. Unjoinable.