The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query

Alchemical Night · 10-19-2013

Hi there,

The subject of this is a little obscure, but hopefully not impenetrably so, though is seemingly at home on this most eclectic of forums on the Process. As is so often the case, this will need some exposition for best reception

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As some may be aware - and in the case of some gamers perhaps more actively so - the recently released swords & sorcery RPG Dragon's Crown http://dragons-crown.wikia.com/wiki/...27s_Crown_Wiki has proven itself a distinguished title; one of the instrumental factors being its characters.

Among these is the powerful, enigmatic and indelibly bosomy character archetype known as the "Sorceress" http://dragons-crown.wikia.com/wiki/Sorceress - so much celebrated in fan art and associated media that I've seen, of many kinds

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Considering the singular nature of this character, and from her very varied reception online, I was musing on an idea that I decided to bring here for further scrutiny

Though a fairly nebulous notion just now, I would like to ask how the forum would feel about the sorceress - persona, powers and form - being the culmination of either a female to female transformation, or a gender bending experience in a male to female transformation, per say.

I have added a poll for readers, to gain a basic estimation of the idea in its different directions.

As always, all and any views are warmly received on this issue.

Thanks,

Alchemical Night.

Craptacular · 10-19-2013

Been waiting for a Sorceress TF for quite some time! Voted for MTF, but I'd be just as happy with a FTF.

jean paul donaire · 10-20-2013

I would go with ftf, it could be interesting to see a completely different type of women like the amazon or from other game becoming the sorceress.

Alchemical Night · 11-02-2013

Hi again,

Hmm... I can attest that this has been a intriguing experience, thus far. Relative to the current polling data, I have never actually seen such a close run competition between the respective greater options; both FtF and MtF garnering considerable support, with the latter just ahead by two votes.

Though, from the perspective of a process enthusiast, I can appreciate that the person of the sorceress would draw the imagination, though I have been surprised in the well of interest that existed, in both camps.

I think I might wait a little longer before drawing conclusions, though the floor remains free for perspectives or ideas, as the forum may like

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Alchemical Night.

bstgate · 11-03-2013

I'll go with FtF, mainly because I like the idea of a woman seeking power to consciously turn herself into that young hottie. The culmination of years of growing up (and possibly old--learning magic takes time!) and feeling inadequate with her natural appearance, getting her comeuppance by transforming herself into an object of desire.

tghawk555 · 11-04-2013

Can you have two players playing as the Sorceress? If so, you could have a woman turn into one Sorceress and have a guy turn into the Player 2 version of the Sorceress.

Alchemical Night · 11-25-2013

Hi again,

Hmm... I still find it fascinating that views on this fertile subject are still essentially even; and of course, attracting interesting ideas regarding how such a concept can interpreted

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Thinking now, I would be intrigued to hear all and any views on how such ideas could be visualised; both the FTF and MTF options having a remarkable vista on this subject of becoming the sorceress.

Thanks,

Alchemical Night.

Sparks · 11-25-2013

You don't have to sign your post, you know. Your avatar and name are kind of right next to it.

Alchemical Night · 11-28-2013

That's okay, Sparks. I know what you mean, and I do admit that signing my posts is a bit of a habit, which I will try to ease on ^^;.

jean paul donaire · 12-27-2013

I have an idea for a ftf transformation, think on someone completely opposite to the sorceress on character design. instead of busty and/or seductive think on someone average and modest.
an scenario like that could bring many possibilities for example think on someone slim and agile like faith from mirrors edge transforming in the sorceress. her clothing could transform along side her or (my favorite) leaving the attire as it is while changing the body.
both are good, but leaving the original clothes on the new body shows better how much different the figure of the sorceress is from the original form.

View Poll Results: Becoming the Sorceress
Female to Female	79	44.38%
Male to Female	100	56.18%
Other?	12	6.74%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 178. You may not vote on this poll

10-19-2013	#1
Alchemical Night Watcher Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 258	The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query Hi there, The subject of this is a little obscure, but hopefully not impenetrably so, though is seemingly at home on this most eclectic of forums on the Process. As is so often the case, this will need some exposition for best reception . As some may be aware - and in the case of some gamers perhaps more actively so - the recently released swords & sorcery RPG Dragon's Crown http://dragons-crown.wikia.com/wiki/...27s_Crown_Wiki has proven itself a distinguished title; one of the instrumental factors being its characters. Among these is the powerful, enigmatic and indelibly bosomy character archetype known as the "Sorceress" http://dragons-crown.wikia.com/wiki/Sorceress - so much celebrated in fan art and associated media that I've seen, of many kinds . Considering the singular nature of this character, and from her very varied reception online, I was musing on an idea that I decided to bring here for further scrutiny Though a fairly nebulous notion just now, I would like to ask how the forum would feel about the sorceress - persona, powers and form - being the culmination of either a female to female transformation, or a gender bending experience in a male to female transformation, per say. I have added a poll for readers, to gain a basic estimation of the idea in its different directions. As always, all and any views are warmly received on this issue. Thanks, Alchemical Night. Last edited by Alchemical Night; 10-20-2013 at 03:50 PM.

10-19-2013	#2
Craptacular Lurker Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 21	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query Been waiting for a Sorceress TF for quite some time! Voted for MTF, but I'd be just as happy with a FTF.

10-20-2013	#3
jean paul donaire marcus Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 25	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query I would go with ftf, it could be interesting to see a completely different type of women like the amazon or from other game becoming the sorceress.

11-02-2013	#4
Alchemical Night Watcher Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 258	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query Hi again, Hmm... I can attest that this has been a intriguing experience, thus far. Relative to the current polling data, I have never actually seen such a close run competition between the respective greater options; both FtF and MtF garnering considerable support, with the latter just ahead by two votes. Though, from the perspective of a process enthusiast, I can appreciate that the person of the sorceress would draw the imagination, though I have been surprised in the well of interest that existed, in both camps. I think I might wait a little longer before drawing conclusions, though the floor remains free for perspectives or ideas, as the forum may like . Alchemical Night.

11-03-2013	#5
bstgate Frequent Poster Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 327	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query I'll go with FtF, mainly because I like the idea of a woman seeking power to consciously turn herself into that young hottie. The culmination of years of growing up (and possibly old--learning magic takes time!) and feeling inadequate with her natural appearance, getting her comeuppance by transforming herself into an object of desire.

11-04-2013	#6
tghawk555 New look! Whatcha think? Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Bimboland, USA Posts: 5,819	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query Can you have two players playing as the Sorceress? If so, you could have a woman turn into one Sorceress and have a guy turn into the Player 2 version of the Sorceress. __________________ A bimbo, like, isn't a bimbo unless they, like, talk in pink font! giggle Teehee! Like what you see, boys? There need to be more werewoman TG sequences!! A TG sequence is not a TG sequence without process and a clothes change! Bimbos Aren't Sluts! 181 supporters and counting! Official bet between me and OhZone (Result to be determined on November 4, 2020) Check out my dA: TGHawk's Lounge

11-25-2013	#7
Alchemical Night Watcher Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 258	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query Hi again, Hmm... I still find it fascinating that views on this fertile subject are still essentially even; and of course, attracting interesting ideas regarding how such a concept can interpreted . Thinking now, I would be intrigued to hear all and any views on how such ideas could be visualised; both the FTF and MTF options having a remarkable vista on this subject of becoming the sorceress. Thanks, Alchemical Night.

11-25-2013	#8
Sparks Process Fan Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 32	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query You don't have to sign your post, you know. Your avatar and name are kind of right next to it.

11-28-2013	#9
Alchemical Night Watcher Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 258	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query That's okay, Sparks. I know what you mean, and I do admit that signing my posts is a bit of a habit, which I will try to ease on ^^;.

12-27-2013	#10
jean paul donaire marcus Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 25	Re: The Sorceress of Dragon's Crown: A Query I have an idea for a ftf transformation, think on someone completely opposite to the sorceress on character design. instead of busty and/or seductive think on someone average and modest. an scenario like that could bring many possibilities for example think on someone slim and agile like faith from mirrors edge transforming in the sorceress. her clothing could transform along side her or (my favorite) leaving the attire as it is while changing the body. both are good, but leaving the original clothes on the new body shows better how much different the figure of the sorceress is from the original form.