Mercenaryblade

Both can be adaptable but I think a serial killer would have a slightly better chance of blending in and adapting to a new place bs a vampire who isn’t all there.

I'll take a demonic chef here for exotic ingredients

I'm not putting any effort in this time. My team is literally called Bottom-O-the-Barrel

Just an idea I had. Hogwarts gets Isekaid to Faerun the whole castle, students, staff, and ghosts from the castle all the way to Hagrid's hut and the Quidditch stadium are now in a previously unoccupied bit of wilderness in Faerun. Can they survive? Will magic work the same for them, or will things change? This would be Circa HalfBlood Prince.

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Guess so, but Treasure Planet version has his own entry

Who picked Long John Silver? I could see him as a cook slot, but Scifi explorer? Maybe the Treasure Planet version. How did this qualify as a pick?

The DBD original characters have a lot of fascinating backgrounds.

I think Luna has this, she's a Ravenclaw after all, and I'd wager she might even be as smart as Hermione. While Lucius is an older more experienced wizard, his arrogance is his weakness and I don't think he would have the patience for this.

Thanks. She is a beast

I don’t think there are confirmed xenomorphs in the scenario though. It says xenoplanet survival but I think that’s just means alien planet. Ash still wins though

Posting some feats and such for the fighters. Combatant One: Katniss Everdeen Alias: The Girl on Fire Origin: The Hunger Games Weapons: Recurve bow, hunting knife, makeshift traps Environment: Adapts to terrain, natural survivalist Background: Katniss Everdeen was forged by hunger and survival long before she ever stepped into an arena. Growing up in District 12, she learned to hunt illegally beyond the fence, keeping her family alive through skill and precision. The Games only refined what she already was: a natural-born predator who refuses to die quietly. Feats and Skills: Uncanny accuracy: Known for hitting squirrels in the eye to avoid ruining the meat — a feat demanding near-perfect precision and control. Combat experience: Survived the Hunger Games and Quarter Quell, facing both environmental hazards and highly trained killers. Warfare training: Fought in the rebellion against the Capitol, leading squads and surviving encounters with Peacekeepers, traps, and mutants. Tactical mind: Masters stealth, improvisation, and terrain advantage. Katniss can read the forest like others read a map — tracking, ambushing, and misleading her foes. X-Factors: Range Superiority: Her bow offers greater effective range than the Huntress’s hatchets. Katniss can strike from afar, maintaining distance where she excels. Adaptability: Thrives under pressure and adapts quickly to unknown environments. Survivor’s Instinct: She has been through too much. Combatant Two: The Huntress (Anna) Alias: The Huntress Origin: Dead by Daylight Weapons: Broad-bladed throwing hatchets, wood axe, raw strength Environment: Forested terrain, ambush predator Background: Anna, known as The Huntress, grew up in the frozen wilderness of Russia, surviving on instinct after witnessing her mother’s death. She turned those instincts against human prey — Her lullaby was the last thing many heard before she struck. Feats and Skills: Killer of soldiers: Has hunted and slain WWI soldiers, men trained to fight. Superhuman endurance: Can take massive punishment and keep going, whether from injury or exhaustion. Precision throwing: Can accurately land hatchets over long distances and with lethal force. Physical dominance: Taller, stronger, and more durable than an average human — capable of shattering doors and hauling bodies with ease. X-Factors: Strength & Durability: The Huntress’s sheer power and brutality would overwhelm most opponents. Fear Factor: Her haunting lullaby and unnerving presence can psychologically unnerve prey, disrupting their focus. Relentless Pursuer: She’s tireless, methodical, and unyielding once she has a scent.

The trees were wrong. Katniss knew every forest she had ever hunted in, from the shadows of District 12 to the charred remains beyond the fence, but this place was something else. The air clung too close, heavy and wet, the mist curling like fingers around her boots. There was no sound of birds, no wind in the leaves, only the faint, steady drip of water somewhere out of sight. She knelt, testing the soil. Damp, cold, lifeless. Her fingers brushed the fletching of her arrows as instinct took over. The bow felt familiar in her hand, real, solid, hers. Her knife sat snug in its sheath at her thigh. She was armed, but uneasy. A lull. Then— La-laaa-la-la. The lullaby floated through the fog, low and haunting. It froze her in place. The voice wasn’t close, but it wasn’t far either. It echoed oddly, the notes stretching and bending through the trees. Katniss scanned the shadows, her pulse quickening. Someone was out there. A woman’s voice, soft but wrong. Too calm. Too practiced. A flash of movement to her left, pale skin, a glint of metal. Katniss dove behind a fallen trunk just as something heavy thunked into the bark where she’d been standing. She rolled, came up in a crouch, arrow nocked, eyes searching. The fog shifted. Between the trunks, she saw her. A tall woman, broad-shouldered, wearing a chipped wooden rabbit mask. She carried a hatchet in one hand, another at her hip. Her posture was relaxed, almost gentle, until the head tilted, and Katniss saw the slow rise of her chest, the faint glint of sweat beneath the mask. The lullaby had stopped. They stood like that for a moment, both hunters studying the other, predator meeting predator. Then, without a word, the Huntress lifted her arm. The hatchet spun from her hand with terrifying speed, and Katniss dove aside as it sliced through the mist, and loosed an arrow in retaliation, a grunt telling her she hit something, but nothing vital. A cold certainty settled over her as she sprinted deeper into the forest, weaving through the trees, mind racing. She didn’t know where she was or who this masked killer wass, but one thing was clear: Only one of them was walking out of these woods. Note: Entity is not interfering or aiding either combatant.

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