1. Alternative Race: Chimera Ant
   
   • As an alternative, players can choose to be a Chimera Ant, which allows for a mix of human and animal traits, offering unique physical and sensory abilities. This race would have its own set of strengths and vulnerabilities.
2. Classes
   
   • Hunter: The main class, with sub-classes based on Hunter types (e.g., Beast Hunter, Treasure Hunter).
   • Assassin: Focused on stealth and precision, with techniques like those of the Zoldyck family. Sub-classes could be based on different assassination styles or tools.
   • Criminal: A class for those who operate outside the law, like the Phantom Troupe, with sub-classes based on criminal expertise (e.g., Thief, Bandit, Mercenary).

Nen System Integration

1. Nen Types and Abilities
   
   • Each class develops Nen abilities based on their Nen type, with unique Hatsu abilities.
   • Assassins and Criminals might have Nen abilities that complement their class skills (e.g., a Thief might be a Transmuter, changing the properties of their aura to aid in stealth).
2. Aura Points (AP)
   
   • This system replaces spell slots. Using Nen abilities consumes AP, which can be restored with rest.

Gameplay Mechanics

1. Nen Training and Character Progression
   
   • Character leveling involves improving Nen control and developing Hatsu abilities.
2. Combat and Nen Conflicts
   
   • Combat includes standard D&D mechanics and strategic use of Nen.
   • Nen-enhanced attacks and defenses: Characters can use AP to enhance physical attacks or bolster defense, adding an extra layer to combat strategy.
3. Quests and Adventures
   
   • DMs craft campaigns within the "Hunter x Hunter" world, allowing exploration and interaction with familiar and new elements.

Balancing and Adaptation

1. Balancing Races and Classes
   
   • Chimera Ants might have natural advantages (like enhanced senses) but also specific weaknesses (such as susceptibility to certain Nen types).
   • Each class and sub-class should offer unique advantages and playstyles without overshadowing others.
2. Adapting Nen Abilities
   
   • Nen abilities must be balanced in power and utility, encouraging creative use without making them overpowered.
   • Regular player feedback and DM discretion will be essential for maintaining balance.
3. Skill and Ability Checks
   
   • Incorporate Nen in skill checks, where appropriate, to allow creative problem-solving using Nen abilities.

Character Creation

1. Races and Backgrounds: Stick to D&D's system for races and backgrounds, as these provide rich lore and diversity. However, incorporate elements from the "Hunter x Hunter" world into the backgrounds, allowing players to come from specific regions or organizations within that universe.
   
2. Classes: Replace D&D classes with "Hunter" as the primary class. Sub-classes could be based on the different types of Hunters in "Hunter x Hunter" (like Beast Hunter, Treasure Hunter, Blacklist Hunter, etc.), each with unique skills and quests.
   
3. Ability Scores: Use the standard D&D ability scores (Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma). These will influence the character's physical and mental capabilities as usual.
   

Nen System Integration

1. Nen Types: During character creation, players determine their Nen type (Enhancer, Emitter, Manipulator, Transmuter, Conjurer, Specialist). This could be chosen or determined randomly, as in the series.
   
2. Nen Abilities (Hatsu): Players develop their unique Hatsu abilities, guided by their Nen type. This replaces the magic/spellcasting system of traditional D&D. Balancing these abilities would be key to ensure gameplay remains challenging and engaging.
   
3. Aura Points (AP): Similar to spell slots in D&D, characters have Aura Points. Using Nen abilities consumes AP, which can be restored with rest.
   

Gameplay Mechanics

1. Nen Training and Challenges: Incorporate Nen training into the leveling-up process. As characters level up, they gain more control over their Nen, unlocking new capabilities or strengthening their Hatsu.
   
2. Quests and Storytelling: The DM crafts adventures within the "Hunter x Hunter" universe, allowing players to explore familiar locales and encounter characters from the series, while also introducing original plots.
   
3. Combat and Challenges: Integrate D&D's combat system, but with modifications to incorporate Nen abilities. This includes Aura defense, Nen-enhanced attacks, and strategic use of Hatsu abilities. A nen user may choose to enhance their Attack power, Speed, or defense, by covering their bodies or weapons with aura. Enhanced Attack- Choosing to put 1 or more AP into enhancing attack will grant +2 to damage for each point.
   

1. Nen Conflicts: Introduce Nen battles, which are more about outsmarting opponents with clever use of Nen abilities than just overpowering them.

Balancing and Adaptation

• Balancing Nen Abilities: Ensure that Nen abilities are balanced, allowing for creative use without overpowering characters. This might require regular adjustments and feedback from players.
  
• Adapting D&D Mechanics: Some standard D&D mechanics might need to be adapted or omitted to fit the "Hunter x Hunter" theme. For instance, traditional spellcasting doesn't fit, so classes that rely heavily on this might need reworking.
  

1. Enhancer
   
   • Key Ability: Strength or Constitution
   • Rationale: Enhancers focus on reinforcing their natural physical abilities, making Strength or Constitution a natural fit.
2. Emitter
   
   • Key Ability: Charisma
   • Rationale: Emitters project their aura away from their bodies, requiring force of personality, represented by Charisma.
3. Manipulator
   
   • Key Ability: Intelligence
   • Rationale: Manipulation requires precision and understanding complex systems, aligning well with Intelligence.
4. Transmuter
   
   • Key Ability: Dexterity
   • Rationale: Transmuters alter the properties of their aura, requiring finesse and control, which Dexterity represents.
5. Conjurer
   
   • Key Ability: Wisdom
   • Rationale: Conjurers create objects out of their aura, requiring insight and strong mental discipline, qualities associated with Wisdom.
6. Specialist
   
   • Key Ability: Wisdom or Charisma
   • Rationale: Specialists have unique and varied abilities that don't fit into other categories. Wisdom or Charisma can be chosen based on the nature of the Specialist's unique ability.

Aura Points (AP) Calculation

• AP is calculated using the formula: [Character Level] + [Modifier of Key Ability Score] x 2.
• For instance, a Level 5 Enhancer with a Strength score of 16 (Modifier +3) would have an AP of 5 + (3 x 2) = 11.

Using the Key Ability Score

• The key ability score would also be used for determining the difficulty class (DC) for saving throws against Nen abilities, and for attack rolls when applicable.
• For example, if an Emitter with a Charisma modifier of +2 uses an ability that requires a target to make a saving throw, the DC would be calculated using their Charisma modifier.

Revised Aura Point (AP) System for Nen Abilities

Hunter Class (General Features)

Level 1: Nen Sensitivity

• Gain the ability to perceive and vaguely sense aura (Nen) in yourself and others.
• Provides advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks related to detecting Nen use or aura presence.

Level 1: Hunter's Expertise

• Choose two skills from the Hunter skill list. Your proficiency bonus is doubled for any ability check you make that uses either of the chosen skills.

Level 2: Nen Training (Basic Techniques)

• Learn the basic Nen techniques: Ten, Zetsu, and Ren.
• Ten allows you to defend against low-level Nen attacks.
• Zetsu lets you conceal your aura, improving stealth.
• Ren increases your aura output temporarily, enhancing physical abilities for a short time.

Level 3: Hunter Archetype

• Choose a Hunter Archetype, reflecting your specialized training as a Hunter. This choice grants you features at later levels.

Level 3: Nen Ability (Hatsu)

• Develop your unique Nen ability (Hatsu) based on your Nen type. This is a special ability you can use by spending Aura Points (AP).

Level 4: Ability Score Improvement

• Improve one ability score of your choice by 2, or two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Level 5: Extra Attack

• You can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Level 6: Archetype Feature

• Gain a feature granted by your chosen Hunter Archetype.

Level 7: Nen Training (Advanced Techniques)

• Learn advanced Nen techniques that allow for more potent use of your aura, including enhanced versions of Ten, Zetsu, and Ren.

Level 8: Ability Score Improvement

• As with level 4.

Level 9: Indomitable (1 use)

• You can reroll a saving throw that you fail. If you do so, you must use the new roll, and you can’t use this feature again until you finish a long rest.

Level 10: Archetype Feature

• Gain an additional feature from your chosen Hunter Archetype.

Level 11: Improved Nen Ability

• Your Nen ability (Hatsu) becomes more potent or versatile. This could mean lower AP costs, increased effects, or additional options for its use.

Level 12: Ability Score Improvement

• As with level 4.

Level 13: Indomitable (2 uses)

• As with level 9, but you can use this feature twice between long rests.

Level 14: Archetype Feature

• Gain another feature from your chosen Hunter Archetype.

Level 15: Nen Mastery

• Gain mastery over your aura, significantly increasing your Aura Point (AP) maximum and potentially unlocking unique uses for your Nen.

Level 16: Ability Score Improvement

• As with level 4.

Level 17: Indomitable (3 uses)

• As with level 9, but you can use this feature three times between long rests.

Level 18: Archetype Feature

• Gain an additional feature from your chosen Hunter Archetype.

Level 19: Ability Score Improvement

• As with level 4.

Level 20: Hunter's Pinnacle

• Reach the pinnacle of your Hunter abilities, granting a significant, unique power or enhancement related to your Nen type and Hunter Archetype. This could be a powerful new Nen ability, a permanent increase to key stats, or another major benefit.

Beast Hunter Subclass

Sea Hunter Subclass

Treasure Hunter Subclass

Music Hunter Subclass

Gourmet Hunter Subclass

Blacklist Hunter Subclass

Medical Hunter Subclass

Archaeological Hunter Subclass

Information Hunter Subclass

Lost Hunter Subclass

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35: Nightmare - He has legit nothing that makes me want to play him. I can't recall a single moment where I've wanted to play him and I don't think it'll happen if he stays the way he is.

34: Shape - He just doesn't have anything aside from his goofy builds (mirrors). He doesn't even take the cake for the killer that gets the most scares.

33: Nurse - I just don't like playing nurse. She's a lot more interactive for the killers below her, but I never saw her appeal. I'm sure she'd be higher if I was better at her, but she'll go here for now.

32: Artist - This one is completely a skill issue. I am absolute dogwater at Artist and always get frustrated when I play her. I absolutely get why people love her. I just suck at hitting birds.

31: Wraith - I feel bad for putting him so low, but I just find his gameplay loop so repetitive. Like Artist, I get the appeal. He just never really clicked for me.

30: Skull Merchant - I would like her more, but every game I play always has at least one survivor DCing or giving up :/

29: Good Guy - Aesthetically he's one of my favorites, but his power just never wowed me. He's not boring by any means, but I can't help but like other killers more.

28: Clown - Same thing as Chucky. He just never stood out.

27: Spirit - This ones also a skill issue. However, I can still find some fun with her.

26: Twins - Ever since the QOL changes, I've enjoyed twins quite a bit. She still has some core problems with her kit, but she feels a lot less clunky.

25: Hag - The constant setting resetting of traps dampens an otherwise fun killer.

24: Knight - His main issue is just some QOL stuff. Like this killer has the worst visual bugs in the game and they've been around since his PTB.

23: Mastermind - I just feel like I'm always getting stuck on the tiniest obstacle. Probably a skill issue, but I just don't like playing him that much.

22: Demogorgon - I love his portals, but shreds just a shred (I'm funny I swear) inconsistent

21: Dredge - PLEASE MAKE LOCKER SPAWNS BETTER I BEG YOU

20: Pig - I love ambush and Beartrap kills are satisfying. I pretty much enjoy all the killers in the top 20, so it's just mainly gonna be "I like others better" rather than "This killer has problems that make me not enjoy them"

19: Xenomorph - Sometimes tails a bit inconsistent, but I vibe with him.

18: Hillbilly - His overdrive did wonders for how fun he is. I think I just wore myself out after playing his a lot after his rework.

17: Legion - I find myself appreciating him a lot more nowadays. HE's the character I play when I just want to vibe and turn my brain off a bit

16: Cenobite - I like chain. It fun. No complaint.

15: Burger King Foot Lettuce (Deathslinger) - I like him less than most other ranged characters, but hitting the shots is till satisfying.

14: Cannibal - He can be a lot more complex than you think. A good bubba is a lot scarier than killers much higher on the tier list. (RIP Insidious Basement Bubba)

13: Doctor - I use to main him so I've memorized every survivors scream. They haunt me at night

12: Trickster - Running through multiple survivors with main event is incredibly fun.

11: Unknown - Powerful, Fair, Skillful, and kinda goofy. Everything you'd want in a killer.

10: Huntress - She use to top my list, but I fell outta touch with her. Still love them cross maps.

9: Ghostface - The feeling of making a survivor shit their pants is the best in the world.

8: Trapper - You might be confused as to why he's so high when Hag is #25. I just find his traps so much for satisfying. He feels a lot smoother than hag too.

7: Plague - I love the macro part of her power. Predicting who will and won't cleanse and using that info to your benefit feels great.

6: Onryō - Take what I said about plague and double it. Building condemned and giving survivors the stare is incredible.

5: Blight - If you're good enough, there's no loop that can stop a blight. Sonic aint shit compared to this man.

4: Oni - The snowball killer to rule them all. Starting with nothing and them becoming a god is invigorating.

3: Singularity - His pick rate is so low, but he's so fun. I use more brain power playing singularity than I do anywhere else and I love him for that.

2: Nemesis - Zombie good. Tentacle Good. No complaint.

1: Executioner - His power is immaculate. Hitting those punishments are my favorite thing in the game. It all comes down to prediction and there's nothing more satisfying. He's also the hottest killer, no contest.

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• Earth Defense Force 6! Can't believe it's coming out so soon, that or the Elden Ring DLC
• Anime conventions! They're shockingly fun!
• Intelligent, Nihilistic and with a Wicked Sense of Humor
• To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic...
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• Earth Defense Force 6! Can't believe it's coming out so soon, that or the Elden Ring DLC
• Anime conventions! They're shockingly fun!
• Intelligent, Nihilistic and with a Wicked Sense of Humor
• To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic...
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• Acted out scav and boss roles
• Acters are kinda like dungeon masters
• Endgame LABs and AG17 Locations
• Build almost wherever
• Yes, you too can get an AH-64, or Abrams
• EU Server with EU Actors
• Bosses range from Gluhkar and Kollontay, to an attack helicopter

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1. Before Scar

1. Scar

• Vitamin C
• Multivitamins
• Soaps
• Water bottles
• Chap stick
• Advil
• Gauze and other medical items
• Sunscreen
• Baking soda
• Bug Spray
• Laundry detergent
• Close pins for doing laundry after power goes out
• Fishing hooks and line
• Iodine tablets for water purification
• Z-packs
• Penicillin
• Wet wipes
• Zipties
• Super glue
• Tampons
• Hand sanitizer
• Water storage containers
• Coffee filters for water filtering
• Plywood for boarding up windows if needed
• Car parts and fluids
• Bullets
• Toilet paper
• Batteries (AA, AAA, 123, 9V, 1632, 2032)
• Contractor bags (or tarp)
• Duct tape
• Barter items, mostly things that people can be addicted to, will hold more value to them than me (ammo, cigs, vape, dip, alcohol, gold, cash)
• Lighters
• Screws, nuts, bolts, nails

• Knife
• Extra magazine
• Flashlight
• Shoes
• Tool kit
• Socks
• Jug of water
• Fire starter
• First aid
• Snacks
• Cash

• Marksmanship and weapons maint
• Room clearing
• Medical training * Blood sweep
  • IFAK
  • Splints
  • Packing wounds
  • Transport a casualty
  • Importance of changing socks and massage feet after movements
  • Importance of teeth hygiene
    • Use wooden stick as toothbrush, rub bums daily
• How to build Shelter
  • Build trench around you to keep ran from pooling
  • Ranger diamond
  • Avoid sky lining
  • Pros and cons of staying by water
  • Fire starting methods
• Food poising test
  • If its white on the inside when broken in half
  • Rub it on skin and see how it reacts
  • Wipe it on tongue, see reaction
• Water gathering and purification methods
  • Humidifier
  • Life Straw
  • Use a Ziplock bag as a container and filter using cotton ball at bottom near a hole to filer
  • Water purification tablets
  • Use Bleach (usually 5-6%), know that this won't protect against everything and it usually only has 6 month shelf life
  • Boil 1 min
• Traveling
  • If being tracked:
    • Blend in with the population and the season and the military appearance of your surroundings * Watch trick for finding north / south
    • Walking while pretending to be on phone can be good to appear unapproachable but can also make you look distracted or vulnerable. Know when to use both
    • Don’t stop to talk to people
    • Don’t get political or show allegiance to either side, you don’t know who is who
    • Remove any military tags from bags, look as normal as possible
    • Hide rifles from plain sight
• What are the priority of work when stopped / at night
• Importance of a red lens flashlight for light discipline
• How to do the finger trick for calculating remaining sunlight left in the day
• Importance of unscented deodorant to keep away bugs
• How to wear different types of clothing * Importance of conserve sweating
• How to properly pack heavy bags with heavy stuff on top
• Basics of Land nav and map reading and terrain association
• Basics of face paint

• Order of spending “money” Use Credit cards while electricity and internet is still working —> Cash while it still holds value —> Barter items * Cash could only hold value for week 1
• Stress the importance of staying healthy. When medicine is limited, there’s no guarantee that you can be healed
• Don’t look for fights. This isn’t call of duty where you can magically get healed. One gunshot is enough to end your life.
• Don’t use cell phones in situations where that could cause you to give up your location. Example: How Russia Ukraine war is taking advantage of soldiers using phones with GPS locations on
• Be fit. You will be forced to do a lot of physical activity
• Don’t tell friends about being prepped, that news will spread like wildfire
• You MIGHT be forced into difficult situations of taking in extended family members or friends. They will be begging for your help, and the more people you help, the lower collective chance of survival. You’ll have to draw that line SOMEWHERE. But will you emotionally be okay with saying no? Probably more for bugging out)}
• Bicycle might not be a bad method of transportation. It's small, quiet, doesn’t require any fuel, very little maint, can go decently fast.
• First 72 hours will probably be relatively calm, don’t let that fool you
• Solar generator could be king
• Events to expect to happen and to plan for:
  • Gun confiscation
  • Banks fail
  • Martial law
  • Curfews
• Don’t rule out stocking up on .22 ammo and guns, they are perfect for taking out streetlights or hunting small game, plus the reduced noise of each shot is another benefit

• Charge all electronics while you can
• Download books, movies and any other entertainment to prevent you from losing your mind, you’ll need something to do, especially if kids are involved
• If you have time to go to the store one last time buy fresh apples and bread, un-ripe bananas, avocado so they will last longer
• Everyone will probably be raiding grocery stores, so it might be best to consider going places that supply food to the grocery stores or the trucks that the bring the food to the stores
• Washing clothes and bed sheets
• Clean all guns and weapons, load magazines
• Fill prescriptions

• Gas up cars
• Fill bathtub with water sacks in case water goes out
• Fill bins with water and place in bathrooms to flush toilet if water goes out
• Crank AC/heat to get house to have your most ideal temperature last as long as possible if power goes out
• Cook all frozen foods and wrap in tin foil
• Make coffee and store away
• Fill gas cans and store in safe place (and propane)
• Test generators to ensure function
• Consider getting walkie talkies or other forms of communication to use with a trusted neighbor. The more eyes to help look out for potential looters the better
• Know that you might be hunting small game not to eat, but more often to stop them from getting to your food in storage
• Harden your house
  • Set up security cameras around the house
  • Paint trees white on the side facing your house. This will help silhouette intruders trying to attack at night
  • Board up windows
  • Blackout curtains
  • Re-enforce slider doors
  • Fence yard
  • Replace screws in doors
  • Motion lights
  • Window security film
  • Driveway alarm
  • Trip wire warning systems set up
• Eat food stored in your fridge first —> Freezer —> Pantry
• Figure out a plan for what you are going to do with human waste / trash. If you keep it close to your home, then you will attract disease and rodents. If you bring it somewhere too far away, then you risk drawing attention to outsiders
• Cook without spices in the daytime as it might give away your position through smell if you are the only one left in your location
• If you decide to bug in for too long, and try to self-isolate, and then decide to change your mind and get out, you will be left out of communities that were already being established while you were hiding out. Keep that in mind
• Make sure you have 2 working fire extinguishers

• This is probably a last minute thing so you will not have time to react or plan. it is best to have a ba ready to go ahead of time
• Charge everything before leaving
• Wash Clothes
• Listen to police scanner / radio for nuclear blast alerts
• Fill prescriptions
• Use highways on first day
• Take backroads
• Get off road an hour before sunset
• The day things get bad, get home, pack and sleep before leaving
• Consider learning how to cook, butcher and eat smaller animals, Everyone thinks that they can just live off deer meat (as an example) but that could be way too big to hunt down and drag across the woods and process. Plus, the likelihood of having a freezer in this situation is small