1. To beat the Godmodder, you have to use attacks that can't be godmodded!

2. If an attack successfully damages the Godmodder, he will do something so that it will not work a second time.

3. Counter-godmodding is allowed, but don't let it drag on for too long.

4. You can pick a side in this fight. The default alignment, and the one you should choose, is Anti-Godmodder. However, you can be Neutral or Pro-Godmodder if you wish.

5. You can charge more powerful attacks in addition to base attacks. These charged attacks will deal much more damage, and may one-shot weaker characters! The limit for charging attacks is 50 posts.

6. In addition to attacking, you can summon characters from popular culture (or ones you've made up yourself) known as entities! Depending on how long you summon them for, they will have varied attack power and health. The longer you charge it for, the more powerful it will be! If you just instant summon the character, it may get converted to the Godmodder's side. The limit for charging entities is 50 posts.

7. This game is not a roleplay. You do not need to create your own character/backstory to join.

1. Each player can only post 3 times per turn. Any additional posts will not be counted.

2. Do NOT double-post. Your post will not be counted if you do.

3. The more attacks you use in a post, the less powerful each one will be!

4. You are not allowed to make a placeholder post that you will edit later. If you do this, you can only post 2 times that turn instead of 3.

1. If you try to charge an entity for longer than the maximum limit, your charge will fail.

2. Once an entity is killed, it cannot be resummoned.

3. If you summon entities one after the other, their overall power will be slightly weaker than normal. Counteract this by not spamming entities.

4. The maximum amount you can boost your charge by each post is 1 point. If you have a 20-post charge and boost the meter by 2 each post, that will act as a 10-post charge!

5. You can assist fellow players' charges by boosting them by one point each one of your posts. They have to be in the same faction as you, though!

6. You cannot remove charge points from any player, regardless of faction.

7. At any given time, you can only charge 3 entities/attacks and assist 2 different charges.

8. You cannot create a charge with no express purpose in mind, just to save it up. If you are charging, it should to be to summon an entity from the moment you start charging it.

Here's a list of alignments. This can help if you're confused about what the colored tags next to entities' names mean.

Undecided [???] These entities have no alignment at all and will attack anything. Sometimes they're extra-special and have interesting mechanics that go beyond generic entity stats...

Hostile [H] These entities are wild cards, and can attack many different alignments at once. They can be some of the most powerful entities, but to balance this out, they often have weak spots that need to be discovered.

Neutral [N] These entities have chosen to take the middle road and are neither for or against the Godmodder. They attack both factions at random.

Anti-Godmodder [AG] These entities are the de-facto protagonists of the game. They fight against the Godmodder and whatever he summons.

Pro-Godmodder [PG] These entities are the supporting antagonists of the game. They fight for the Godmodder, but can sometimes be other entities that were brainwashed!

Boss [BOSS] Very powerful entities summoned by the Godmodder, players, or the plot. Characterized by high HP and attack power, multiple special attacks, and the ability to drop items on death. Can be in every faction. Also come in the form of waves of Godmodder-spawned Mechs.

The Godmodder [GM] The main antagonist of the game, played by Delta. Wants to make everyone ragequit. Characterized by low HP, incredibly high defense, high attack power, and the ability to adapt to anything thrown at him. The goal is to destroy him!