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Finite Incantatem [AU Harry Potter RP]

Marcus Jacobs

Basic Information

Name
Marcus Jacobs

Age
28

Gender
Male

Marked?
Yes, on his left forearm closer to his inner elbow.

Appearance

Appearance

In Muggle clothes

Marcus does not typically wear his Death Eater mask, only when/if doing espionage missions. He stands at 6’0” with dark brown, almost black, medium length hair and lightly trimmed facial hair. He has a more runner-like build, making it easier for him to be nimble and quick on his feet.

Skills and Talents

Overall Role
Duelist

Talents
Dueling – Marcus spent time as a Death-Eater. As such, he learned quickly how to fight most effectively and how to dispatch his opponents quickly rather than drawing out a battle. He’s good with defensive spells and also, obviously, offensive spells.
Quick – Since Marcus was almost constantly fighting, he had to know how to use what spells for attacking and defending quickly. He’s very good with recognizing which spells may be coming at him and what spells he needs to use to defend such spells.
Speech Craft – While he is not very adept with actual Charm spells, Marcus is very good at speaking with people and swaying them to see from his point of view, or at least not killing him for his.

Weaknesses
Bad Past – Since he was once with the Death Eaters, people often view him as a terrible person, typically believing he is only acting as a spy for Voldemort.
Any other school of magic – While Marcus excels at defense and offensive spells, almost anything else is foreign to him. He knows a few lower skilled spells from each, but nothing special.
Deep Fear – Marcus has a deep fear of Voldemort, he will almost be paralyzed by the sight of him. While he may of fought side-by-side by him at one point, he got to see Voldemort’s power up close and personal and it’s something he does not want to encounter.
Anger – Marcus can get disturbed very easily. While he won’t explode or attack someone who wrongs him, but he will obviously be upset. He keeps it to himself mostly, trying to avoid conflict if needed, then he’ll use it in a future battle.

Favourite Spells
Allowing for both creative non-canon spells and those that are featured in the books, choose between 5 and 10 that your character uses most frequently.
Confringo (Blasting Curse)
Glacius Duo (Freezing Spell)
Incedio (Fire-making spell)
Stupefy (Stunning spell)
Expelliarmus (Disarming Charm)
Protego Duo (Sheild Charm)
Everte Statum (Throws target back, as if being thrown - can cause great pain)
Apparition

Marcus has been known to Avada Kedavra, but since leaving the Death Eaters he’s tried his best to never use it. He will only use it in dire need if his life or the lives of his friends are at stake. He does not us the other forbidden curses to any degree.
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Biography

Views
At one point in time, Marcus thought he was above Muggles and Muggleborns. But, since his joining of the Ash group, he has started to change his views, seeing them as equals and sometimes even better than himself. The only people he really has a problem with anymore are goblins, but he tries his best to be civil around them.

History
At 5 years old, Marcus was orphaned when a drunk driver hit his parents who were coming home from a date. Marcus was put in an orphanage and adopted by a Muggle family when he turned 7. Marcus attended Hogwarts as a Slytherin and graduated in 1988, 8 years before Hogwarts would be overtaken by Voldemort. In Hogwarts, he was mostly interested in the Dark Arts, taking as few classes in other subjects. After he was finished at Hogwarts, he wasn’t very sure what to do with himself. He wanted to do something with the Dark Arts though, and wanted nothing to do with Muggles. He held strong resentment towards Muggles since his parent’s death, and he even hated his foster family. Marcus had heard much of Voldemort’s infamous Death Eaters, but was never really sure about joining them. He hated Muggles, but killing them and even other wizards/witches seemed wrong to him. But one faithful day, he ran into a Death Eater and was quickly swayed and recruited. After a bit more training with the Death Eaters, he was initiated and given The Mark.
Marcus spent many years killing and fighting for the Death Eaters. To be truly accepted by Voldemort, he killed his own foster parents to show his loyalty. After 9 years of being Voldemort’s pawn, Marcus decided he had had enough. He didn’t want to kill innocent people anymore, his consciousness caught up with him, and his guilt weighed heavily on him. So he tried to flee. When he started to desert though, two lesser Death Eaters had discovered of his plan to leave. A large fight ensued and, while Marcus had won, he was injured. Nothing permanent, but it severely affected his ability to quickly get away. Before he was well enough to really get out of Voldemort’s clutches, he was encountered again by one Death Eater, a more high-ranking one than the previous two though. The Death Eater gave Marcus an ultimatum; be taken in as his prisoner and presented to Voldemort or die. Marcus didn’t need much more time to heal, so he shot at him quickly and took a hit to his shoulder before performing a quick apparition. Again, the apparition went wrong and his leg was badly damaged. He went into hiding in the woods near Hogsmead for several weeks before he was finally well enough to run again. When he finally did get up the strength to apparate again, he went in searching for people he could join to fight against Voldemort. After a year of unsuccessfully looking, he started hearing rumors of The Ashes rising up after Dumbledore’s death. Marcus quickly located them and asked to join on the spot. But he was quickly put in cuffs for his old crimes. He spent 4 months trying to convince them to let him fight with them until they finally allowed him to. Thus Marcus joined The Ashes, eager to fight and destroy the Death Eaters he once fought side-by-side with.

Wand
Ebony wood, 12 ¼ inches, Dragon Heartstring core, Slightly yielding flexibility

Wand Appearance

Except black instead of brown

Extra Information
Marcus holds his wand differently than most. Instead of holding it as an extension of his arm, he holds it between his middle and ring fingers on his right hand, with the tip of the wand pointing it back. He believes it makes casting spells quicker, but the spells are weaker. He switches to holding it normally when he wishes to fire a spell more powerfully.

The Heroes

Oh man, haha first CS I've made in like a year and a half and it got accepted. That's pretty crazy. Thanks Thrashy, I won't let you down!

The Heroes

Character Sheet
Martox Orihime (Or-eh-hyme)

Character name
44

Character age
Male

Race/People
Tundal

A race of humanoids from the icy Northern tundras. Often born with a higher proficiency in magic, especially with fire-type spells to help them keep warm. Typically used as battle-mages in the military because of their innate ability to use more destructive spells. Typically shorter and with thicker hair.

Appearance
Relatively tall compared to most Tundal people, Martox stands at 5'7" with a more athletic build. His hair is dark brown, almost black, and he often keeps a 'messy' look to the hair on top of his head with his beard being trimmed to look more scholarly. He carries a sling bag on the his back to hold extra books and any other goods with him which also has a sheath of sorts for him to put his staff in when not in use. On his left leg is a bag which he holds his personal journal, any money he has, and any food when he has it. Under the bag on his leg he keeps a concealed steel dagger. His clothes are light, making it easier for him to move freely, with patches of leather over vital/more commonly hit parts on his body to help guard against attacks. On his left side his rank in the military is sown into the leather, a staff to symbolize that he is a mage superimposed on two yellow chevrons pointing down to the ground.

Picture Appearance

Always wears the cape/robe but often puts his hat on his hip.

The middle crystal being ice with the swirls going around the crystal being red.

Traits
Skills
-Master in fire magic
-Proficient with ice magic and lightning
-Novice in illusion spells and with necromancy
-Knows one self healing spell and one friendly healing spell
-Good at sneaking and stealing
-Skilled with staff fighting
-Good with people

Flaws
-Slight temper; While he won't blow up to minor things that happen to him, he will hold grudges
-Despite wanting to be a great mage he doesn't know much healing magic
-Not very strong; He mostly relies on his magic to help him out, but he's more nimble than tough
-Lazy; He likes to take a lot of breaks and take shortcuts whenever possible

Personality
While Martox is typically considered friendly and kind to people he meets once, he's often considered cocky or arrogant to people that know him longer than a few days. Despite this, he's very critical on himself. He wants to be a great mage, and sees his shortcomings as a handicap. But, he also uses this to further improve himself. He has a lot of drive to do good and to better himself, even though it doesn't show often because of his laziness. After the battle with The Necromancer though, it's clear that most of that cockiness has left him, though traces of it still obviously remain. He is more devoted to do the right things in life, trying to free himself of his guilt after helping The Necromancer.

Background

Background

Martox was born in the Northern Tundras in a small village of about 20 filled with other Tundals. There he was raised to use his magic abilities to primarily keep warm and to hunt for food. But Martox wanted to know more about magic and more about the outside world than just staying in the village like most of his generation would be content with. When a caravan came through one day, heading down to the main city, Martox, only 16 at the time, quickly hid among the cargo in the back of the wagon. When he arrived at the city, he didn't plan on what exactly he was going to do, just that he wanted to expand on his magic knowledge. After asking around the city for a while he was pointed in the direction of a prestigious mage that was said to often take in pupils who wished to learn. Eager, Martox rushed to the old mage and requested to be his apprentice. But Martox was too young and didn't have any money on him so he was sent away. After that, Martox struggled to scrape up coins to afford food and inns. He went hungry for many nights before he took up the art of theft. He would primarily try to steal at night and, after a few years and getting caught several times, he started to get pretty good at it. Taking food was an easy chore for him. At 20, he had plenty of friends and even started to work for the local blacksmith as a fire tender. He often attributes the only reason that he wasn't in jail was because of his charm.
He continued to work for the blacksmith and to steal food, to save as much money as he could, for about 5 years. When he was 25, and with a purse full of coin he again went to the wizard. Who, this time around, took his money and started to train him in the art of magic. The wizard started teaching him more destruction type spells until Martox became proficient at them. After that, Martox started to learn illusion, which he thought would help him steal more easily, and the very beginnings of healing. But, before he got very far along with learning those, he was caught for stealing again. But this time, it wasn't one of his friends in the guard that had caught him. So he was left with a choice. Join the military, or go to prison for 5 years. While the second option appeased to his lazy side, the first option seemed to suit him better. It would give him a chance to further his magic training and he would be fed with a warm bed to sleep in every night.
In the military, Martox was actually very happy. But, instead of being able to continue the training he was working on, he was made to work on his destruction skills more. Eventually, he was able to work his way through the ranks and actually became a pretty well respected mage in his unit. Martox decided not to leave after just his 5 years of required service. He continued for another 2 years, placing him at 32. After that, he had a good bit of coin and was incredibly good with his destruction magic. Martox desired to work his other arts further though, so with a half-heavy heart he left the military and began to travel. Training with who he could, when he could on his illusion skills, ignoring his healing.
After traveling a bit, he had heard news of a powerful necromancer. Instead of immediately thinking the worst of this mage, Martox was excited. What he had heard, instead of dangerous or evil, was a teacher. Someone who could train him in the art of necromancy, something Martox had never been able to learn and always wanted to, another magical art to put on his resume. So he went in search of The Necromancer, picking up clues here and there of him. Eventually, Martox had found him, before his rise to power and before his armies had been risen to fight against the living. Martox requested to be his apprentice, and that he would pay any price The Necromancer demanded. Instead of coin though, The Necromancer just asked that Martox gave him undying loyalty. Martox obliged, knowing that he would do whatever he felt like doing in the end regardless. So The Necromancer started to train Martox slightly, but using him mostly for other things. Martox was never asked to go into a village and kill any people, so he never knew of The Necromancers true intentions. When Martox was eventually taught to raise the dead, he did so for the Necromancer, unknowingly helping him increase the size of his army for the future war. One day, while raising dead and studying to better himself in the skills he knew, The Necromancer came to him and requested for him to follow. So Martox did. When they arrived to their destination, Martox had finally seen the army being conjured.
Appalled and taken by surprise, Martox demanded that The Necromancer explain what the massive undead army was for. So he explained his plans to destroy the world and how he was going to kill every living thing in his path. The Necromancer reminded Martox of his vow to be loyal, and offered immortality to him by making him into a lich. But Martox refused, and even attacked The Necromancer. But he was quickly dispatched. But, before the killing blow could be dealt, The Necromancer was distracted by a militaristic attack. In the few seconds Martox had, he ran away. When Martox had heard of a team of Heroes being assembled, he knew he would have to join. Some of The Necromancers massive armies were his doing, but he didn't want to go back there. It took him several weeks before he joined the team, joining only a week before they were planning to attack. There, he met another wizard named Concara who was more than willing to help him learn more magic. Martox kept secret that he was once in The Necromancers apprenticeship. Two days before the team planned to attack, Martox came out and told the group that just a month before he was helping The Necromancer build his armies. At first, Martox was attacked and subdued. But he explained that he didn't know what The Necromancer was planning and that he could help them attack, giving them weaknesses and other things that would help in the battle. Eerily, the team allowed Martox to help them.
Concara still accepted Martox and trained him as if nothing had happened. They became very close in that week, and Concara explained that it didn't matter what Martox's past was. Just that he was there doing the right thing now, and he knew that Martox just had a strong desire to learn any magic he could. When it was time to move out, Martox was noticeably nervous. He did not want to return to The Necromancer and fight him again, he had almost lost his life once already. But he pushed past his fears and went with the team to fight. Martox fought valiantly in the fight beside Concara. Both of them taking out hundreds of undead, eventually making their ways to the last lines, inching closer to The Necromancer. When they finally pushed through and Martox encountered The Necromancer, he obviously recognized him. The Necromancer had quickly hit Martox hard blowing him back and then fighting Concara. Before Martox could get back though, Concara was downed. The Necromancer looked at Martox and grimly smiled at him before firing an icicle through Concara's chest. Before Martox could react though, The Necromancer fled to deal with the other heroes attacking on other fronts. When Martox got to Concara, Concara smiled and handed him his staff, Ignis et Ice, before passing away.
Martox then spent the next ten years training and bettering himself in magic. Though he still never focused much on healing. He traveled a lot and tried to do as much good as he could. But he started to stray away from necromancy spells until recently. He never totally forgave himself for helping The Necromancer come to power.

Items
Quite a bit of coin, one magic book on necromancy and one on illusion, his journal filled with teachings and runes, and Ignis et Ice, a staff which increases the range of his spells significantly and increases the power of ice and fire magic spells.

The Heroes

Alright, sorry for posting twice in a row. But, if anything is really bad let me know. I can change it. This is my first time in about 2 years making a character sheet haha.

EDIT: Also, when I first started making this I thought were going to do the battle with The Necromancer and that was going to be the RP. So, if anything seems funky like that that is why. My bad haha

The Heroes

Character Sheet
Martox Orihime (Or-eh-hyme)

Character name
44

Character age
Male

Race/People
Tundal

A race of humanoids from the icy Northern tundras. Often born with a higher proficiency in magic, especially with fire-type spells to help them keep warm. Typically used as battle-mages in the military because of their innate ability to use more destructive spells. Typically shorter and with thicker hair.

Appearance
Relatively tall compared to most Tundal people, Martox stands at 5'7" with a more athletic build. His hair is dark brown, almost black, and he often keeps a 'messy' look to the hair on top of his head with his beard being trimmed to look more scholarly. He carries a sling bag on the his back to hold extra books and any other goods with him which also has a sheath of sorts for him to put his staff in when not in use. On his left leg is a bag which he holds his personal journal, any money he has, and any food when he has it. Under the bag on his leg he keeps a concealed steel dagger. His clothes are light, making it easier for him to move freely, with patches of leather over vital/more commonly hit parts on his body to help guard against attacks. On his left side his rank in the military is sown into the leather, a staff to symbolize that he is a mage superimposed on two yellow chevrons pointing down to the ground.

Picture Appearance

Always wears the cape/robe but often puts his hat on his hip.

The middle crystal being ice with the swirls going around the crystal being red.

Traits
Skills
-Master in fire magic
-Proficient with ice magic and lightning
-Novice in illusion spells and with necromancy
-Knows one self healing spell and one friendly healing spell
-Good at sneaking and stealing
-Skilled with staff fighting
-Good with people

Flaws
-Slight temper; While he won't blow up to minor things that happen to him, he will hold grudges
-Despite wanting to be a great mage he doesn't know much healing magic
-Not very strong; He mostly relies on his magic to help him out, but he's more nimble than tough
-Lazy; He likes to take a lot of breaks and take shortcuts whenever possible

Personality
While Martox is typically considered friendly and kind to people he meets once, he's often considered cocky or arrogant to people that know him longer than a few days. Despite this, he's very critical on himself. He wants to be a great mage, and sees his shortcomings as a handicap. But, he also uses this to further improve himself. He has a lot of drive to do good and to better himself, even though it doesn't show often because of his laziness. After the battle with The Necromancer though, it's clear that most of that cockiness has left him, though traces of it still obviously remain. He is more devoted to do the right things in life, trying to free himself of his guilt after helping The Necromancer.

Background

Background

Martox was born in the Northern Tundras in a small village of about 20 filled with other Tundals. There he was raised to use his magic abilities to primarily keep warm and to hunt for food. But Martox wanted to know more about magic and more about the outside world than just staying in the village like most of his generation would be content with. When a caravan came through one day, heading down to the main city, Martox, only 16 at the time, quickly hid among the cargo in the back of the wagon. When he arrived at the city, he didn't plan on what exactly he was going to do, just that he wanted to expand on his magic knowledge. After asking around the city for a while he was pointed in the direction of a prestigious mage that was said to often take in pupils who wished to learn. Eager, Martox rushed to the old mage and requested to be his apprentice. But Martox was too young and didn't have any money on him so he was sent away. After that, Martox struggled to scrape up coins to afford food and inns. He went hungry for many nights before he took up the art of theft. He would primarily try to steal at night and, after a few years and getting caught several times, he started to get pretty good at it. Taking food was an easy chore for him. At 20, he had plenty of friends and even started to work for the local blacksmith as a fire tender. He often attributes the only reason that he wasn't in jail was because of his charm.
He continued to work for the blacksmith and to steal food, to save as much money as he could, for about 5 years. When he was 25, and with a purse full of coin he again went to the wizard. Who, this time around, took his money and started to train him in the art of magic. The wizard started teaching him more destruction type spells until Martox became proficient at them. After that, Martox started to learn illusion, which he thought would help him steal more easily, and the very beginnings of healing. But, before he got very far along with learning those, he was caught for stealing again. But this time, it wasn't one of his friends in the guard that had caught him. So he was left with a choice. Join the military, or go to prison for 5 years. While the second option appeased to his lazy side, the first option seemed to suit him better. It would give him a chance to further his magic training and he would be fed with a warm bed to sleep in every night.
In the military, Martox was actually very happy. But, instead of being able to continue the training he was working on, he was made to work on his destruction skills more. Eventually, he was able to work his way through the ranks and actually became a pretty well respected mage in his unit. Martox decided not to leave after just his 5 years of required service. He continued for another 2 years, placing him at 32. After that, he had a good bit of coin and was incredibly good with his destruction magic. Martox desired to work his other arts further though, so with a half-heavy heart he left the military and began to travel. Training with who he could, when he could on his illusion skills, ignoring his healing.
After traveling a bit, he had heard news of a powerful necromancer. Instead of immediately thinking the worst of this mage, Martox was excited. What he had heard, instead of dangerous or evil, was a teacher. Someone who could train him in the art of necromancy, something Martox had never been able to learn and always wanted to, another magical art to put on his resume. So he went in search of The Necromancer, picking up clues here and there of him. Eventually, Martox had found him, before his rise to power and before his armies had been risen to fight against the living. Martox requested to be his apprentice, and that he would pay any price The Necromancer demanded. Instead of coin though, The Necromancer just asked that Martox gave him undying loyalty. Martox obliged, knowing that he would do whatever he felt like doing in the end regardless. So The Necromancer started to train Martox slightly, but using him mostly for other things. Martox was never asked to go into a village and kill any people, so he never knew of The Necromancers true intentions. When Martox was eventually taught to raise the dead, he did so for the Necromancer, unknowingly helping him increase the size of his army for the future war. One day, while raising dead and studying to better himself in the skills he knew, The Necromancer came to him and requested for him to follow. So Martox did. When they arrived to their destination, Martox had finally seen the army being conjured.
Appalled and taken by surprise, Martox demanded that The Necromancer explain what the massive undead army was for. So he explained his plans to destroy the world and how he was going to kill every living thing in his path. The Necromancer reminded Martox of his vow to be loyal, and offered immortality to him by making him into a lich. But Martox refused, and even attacked The Necromancer. But he was quickly dispatched. But, before the killing blow could be dealt, The Necromancer was distracted by a militaristic attack. In the few seconds Martox had, he ran away. When Martox had heard of a team of Heroes being assembled, he knew he would have to join. Some of The Necromancers massive armies were his doing, but he didn't want to go back there. It took him several weeks before he joined the team, joining only a week before they were planning to attack. There, he met another wizard named Concara who was more than willing to help him learn more magic. Martox kept secret that he was once in The Necromancers apprenticeship. Two days before the team planned to attack, Martox came out and told the group that just a month before he was helping The Necromancer build his armies. At first, Martox was attacked and subdued. But he explained that he didn't know what The Necromancer was planning and that he could help them attack, giving them weaknesses and other things that would help in the battle. Eerily, the team allowed Martox to help them.
Concara still accepted Martox and trained him as if nothing had happened. They became very close in that week, and Concara explained that it didn't matter what Martox's past was. Just that he was there doing the right thing now, and he knew that Martox just had a strong desire to learn any magic he could. When it was time to move out, Martox was noticeably nervous. He did not want to return to The Necromancer and fight him again, he had almost lost his life once already. But he pushed past his fears and went with the team to fight. Martox fought valiantly in the fight beside Concara. Both of them taking out hundreds of undead, eventually making their ways to the last lines, inching closer to The Necromancer. When they finally pushed through and Martox encountered The Necromancer, he obviously recognized him. The Necromancer had quickly hit Martox hard blowing him back and then fighting Concara. Before Martox could get back though, Concara was downed. The Necromancer looked at Martox and grimly smiled at him before firing an icicle through Concara's chest. Before Martox could react though, The Necromancer fled to deal with the other heroes attacking on other fronts. When Martox got to Concara, Concara smiled and handed him his staff, Ignis et Ice, before passing away.
Martox then spent the next ten years training and bettering himself in magic. Though he still never focused much on healing. He traveled a lot and tried to do as much good as he could. But he started to stray away from necromancy spells until recently. He never totally forgave himself for helping The Necromancer come to power.

Items
Quite a bit of coin, one magic book on necromancy and one on illusion, his journal filled with teachings and runes, and Ignis et Ice, a staff which increases the range of his spells significantly and increases the power of ice and fire magic spells.

The Heroes

Well, alright. I'll work on it tonight, try and finish it up tomorrow.

The Heroes

Is it cool if I try to hop in on this? Or is it full?

Returning

So, it's been an awful long time since I've done any of this. But I was looking through documents on my computer and ran across a character I created a long time ago. Decided it would be fun to get back into it especially since summer is going to be starting in a week. So, hopefully here's too a good time being back.

Can't wait to Roleplay with some of you guys.

The Elder Scrolls: Concordat

Goodnight, sweet prince.

Borderlands 3

Those are sweet! I like them :D