I'd say go forward with Invision if Clam can't find anything.  I would offer up hosting on my own website and ask my friend to teach me how to get that type of board up 'n running but my site appears to be down for the moment.  And I'd ask her but she's already got two or three up on her site and dunno if she'd want more.

Then again, if I tell her my writing will be on it, she just might agree.

Anyway, whatever works.

Cogni sounds good to me.   

Uh...no name suggestions right now.  Will come back if I think of anything.  Randomly started looking up Latin phrases for a name and found this one the best out of what I found:

verba volant, scripta manent    "spoken words fly away, written ones remain"

Or maybe not as the title...perhaps as a subscript under the title?



On the board:
a friend of mine hosts two roleplaying message boards (one created by me, one by her) on her website.  You download the stuff from here then upload it to your website.  I haven't figured out how yet but the instructions may be somewhere on the site...or easy to figure out for someone that knows coding and such better than I do.  Board is very similar to this one with a few minor differences.


One of the two boards I mentioned 'cause I dunno if they have anything you can look at to get a glimpse on the website.

Can't really give anything helpful but your question about cracking skulls to get to brains reminded me of the scene in Hannibal where he's frying the agent or whatever's brains and casually pulls the top of his skull off, having sawed through it earlier.

I usually take fight scene inspiration from movies and books with nice good one's.

I really want to get published but have one small problem.

Have to finish a story before I can send it anywhere.

Hence why it may be a while before I make my attempts at trying for publishing.

Huzzah!  Yay writing board!

Also...

Phil Boswell has given us an unintentional challenge:
" How much mileage could you realistically get out of a protagonist who is good at reducing themselves to dripping goo?"

...I am reminded of both Alucard from Hellsing and a character I once created for an X-Men RP by the codename of Quicksilver who could - guess what - turn himself into goo (with other varying he could do with that power).  If this is the first writing assignment, I may have to pull that character out of the depths of my brain where he's been buried for about 5 or 6 years and dust the poor dear off.

Nope.  Does have long hair though.   

Hmm, I don't know about the name thing.  They did have to change Murphy's name on the TV show because of the cop with the same name but I don't know if it'd be the same with this.