Challenge/SevilleRabbit
In the 1950's, when Warner Brothers released The Rabbit of Seville and What's Opera, Doc?, they probably guessed that they would be known as two of the greatest cartoons ever made. What they didn't know, however, is that they may be some of the greatest examples of Exalted shaping combat ever produced. So, the challenge:
Translate the cartoon The Rabbit of Seville or What's Opera, Doc? into a description of an Exalted shaping combat story.
While you may provide stats and dice rolls if you want to, you are encouraged not to, instead making approximations and more general descriptions. For example, it is probably good enough to say "Bugs is a master of Laughing Monster Style" (if that's the way you want to go) or that Elmer's shotgun is a "sword shaping weapon" without giving full stats for either.
Please craft responses on their own pages, using the name of this page as a base, with your username appended, for the name of the response page. Add the links below.
Responses
- link to response 1
- link to response 2
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Comments
Having watched neither of those cartoons, there isn't much here for me to do, but I was just reading about political philosophy and Hobbes, and it struck me that Calvinball might be a good example of shaping combat outside Exalted. Am I delusional? - sssssz
