u/bottomofthewell3

nearly autumn. by my count, #178 is actually gonna fall exactly on labor day lol

How This Works:

>You make one (or multiple) prompts, describing one or more parahumans. Somebody else may choose to respond to your prompt(s), building on what's provided, to make a cape.
While you can do so, you are never required to stick with just prompting or just responding; please feel free to do both.
Prompts are usually formatted using PRT Threat Ratings, but this isn't a hard rule. Do something more esoteric, if you'd like.
Lastly, if you're having trouble prompt-wise, feel free to look at other people's prompts for pointers or inspiration on what to do.

Threat Ratings have the potential for hybridized and sub-ratings:

>Hybrid ratings are denoted with a slash between categories, e.g. [Blaster/Changer]. These are cases where two or more powers are inherently linked to each other, not working without the other rating.
Subratings are denoted with parentheses after a parent category, e.g. [Stranger (Master)]. These are the side effects, or possible applications of a power from some other category.

No. 175's Top Comment: Misc. Prompts, by Shoddy_Macaroon6713

Top Response: A Stranger, by Legitimate_Fly9047

edit why the fuck am i pinned now

How This Works:

>You make one (or multiple) prompts, describing one or more parahumans. Somebody else might choose to respond to your prompt(s), building on what's provided, to make a cape.
While you can, you are not required to stick with just prompting or just responding; please feel free to do both.
Prompts are usually formatted using PRT Threat Ratings, but this isn't a hard rule. Do something weirder, if you want.
Lastly, if you're having trouble prompt-wise, feel free to look at other people's prompts for pointers or inspiration on what to do.

Threat Ratings have the potential for hybridized and sub-ratings:

>Hybrid ratings are denoted with a slash between categories, e.g. [Brute/Shaker]. These are cases where two or more powers are inherently linked to each other, not working without the other rating.
Subratings are denoted with parentheses after a parent category, e.g. [Tinker (Thinker)]. These are the side effects, or possible applications of a power from some other category.

No. 174's Top Comment: Various Cape Names, by This_Marsupial1623
(technically Confident_Trifle_154 got top comment, but i try to spotlight two diff. threads consistently with these and they're covered by the top response already)

Top Response: Switzerland's Capes, by rainbownerd

Watched Redline recently. Goated movie

How This Works:

>You make one (or multiple) prompts, describing one or more parahumans. Someone else may decide to respond to your prompt(s), building on what you've provided, to make a full cape.
While you may do so, you are not required to stick with just prompting or just responding; do feel free to do both.
Prompts are typically formatted using PRT Threat Ratings, but this isn't a hard rule. Get weirder with it, if you feel like.
Lastly, if you're having trouble coming up with prompts, feel free to look at other people's prompts for pointers or inspiration or such.

Threat Ratings have the potential for hybridized and sub-ratings:

>Hybrid ratings are denoted with a slash between categories, e.g. [Stranger/Striker]. These are cases where two or more powers are inherently linked to each other, not working without the other rating.
Subratings are denoted with parentheses after a parent category, e.g. [Changer (Tinker)]. These are the side effects, or possible applications of a power from some other category.

No. 173's Top Comment: Misc. Prompt List, by bottomofthewell3 (obama giving himself a medal image x2)

Top Response: Kessler & Jam, by inkywood123

i've heard rumors that "deltarune" is "today". is this true❓

also i just noticed Why the hell am I a top 1% commenter on this sub

How This Works:

>You make one (or multiple) prompts, describing one or more parahumans. Somebody else might decide to respond to your prompt(s), building on what you've provided, to create a full cape.
While you may do so, you are not required to stick with just prompting or responding; feel free to do both.
Prompts are usually formatted using PRT Threat Ratings, but this isn't a hard rule and never will be. Get more esoteric with it, if you want.
And, if you're having trouble coming up with prompts, do feel free to look at other people's prompts for pointers or inspiration or some such.

Threat Ratings have the potential for hybridized and sub-ratings:

>Hybrid ratings are denoted with a slash between categories, e.g. [Blaster/Trump]. These are cases where two or more powers are inherently linked to each other, not working without the other rating.
Subratings are denoted with parentheses after a parent category, e.g. [Stranger (Brute)]. These are the side effects, or possible applications of a power from some other category.

No. 172's Top Comment: Miscellaneous Prompts, by bottomofthewell3 (return of obama giving himself a medal image)

Top Response: Tragedy I/A/1, by Legitimate_Fly9047

How This Works:

>You make one (or several) prompts, describing one or more parahumans. Someone else might respond to your prompt(s), building on what you've provided, to create a full cape.
While you can do so, you aren't required to stick with just prompting or responding; feel free to do both.
Prompts are usually formatted using PRT Threat Ratings, but this isn't a hard rule and never will be. Get weirder with it, if you want.
And, if you're having trouble, feel free to look at other prompts for pointers.

Threat Ratings have the potential for hybridized and sub-ratings:

>Hybrid ratings are denoted with a slash between categories, e.g. [Shaker/Changer]. These are cases where two or more powers are inherently linked to each other, not working without the other rating.
Subratings are denoted with parentheses after a parent category, e.g. [Master (Striker)]. These are the side effects, or possible applications of a power from some other category.

No. 171's Top Comment: Remembered Trigger Vision → Doomsday Prepper, by ManufacturerSouth592

Top Response: Promise, by inkywood123