Name(s):

• Kirishima
• Kiri (Nickname)

Gender:

• Female

Epithet:

• The Silver-Eyed Witch

Race:

• Android: A race of heteromorphic machines that are similar to the Automaton race, but more similar to humans in physical appearance.

Racial Traits:

• Unaffected by positive energy (cannot be healed by spells or potions).
• Unaffected by negative energy
• Immune to poison, sickness, death magic, paralysis
• Immune to damage from low level physical attacks

Total Level:

• 100

Racial Level:

• Android (10)

Job Level:

• Battle Mage (10)
• Gunner (5)
• Inventor (10)
• Master Inventor (5)
• Magic Manipulator (10)
• Artisan of Magic (5)
• etc (45)

Karma:

• 0 (Neutral)

Stats:

• HP: 70
• MP: 70
• Phy. Atk: 85
• Phy. Def: 70
• Agility: 60
• Mag. Atk: 95
• Mag. Def: 70
• Resistance: 70
• Special Ability: 90
• Total: 680

Abilities and Powers:

Due to her mixed-role build, Kirishima's power as a magic caster is actually below-average in PvP situations against players of similar level, probably ranking within the lower-to-middle tiers of other level 100 magic casters. Instead of relying on pure magical combat, much of Kirishima's strength comes from the special characteristics of her high-tiered Divine-class equipment and her ability to create various powerful items and equipment. In terms of offensive and defensive ability, Kirishima is a mostly glass-cannon type character, capable of dealing extreme burst damage within a short amount of time, but unable to withstand direct attacks for extended amounts of time against players of similar level and skill.

Active and Passive Abilities (Optional):

• Eagle's Eye: A spell that grants the user absolute accuracy with their next ranged attack as long as line-of-sight is maintained.
• Mana Wall: A defensive-type spell that creates a wall of mana to shield the user from magic attacks. Damage is absorbed by the user's MP instead of their HP.
• Soul Sacrifice: Allows user to temporarily cast spells at the cost of their HP instead of their MP.
• Magic Seal: Seals the user's next casted spell, delaying its activation until it is released by invoking Magic Seal once more.
• True Void: A high-tiered area of effect magic spell, normally ineffective against targets with a moderate amount of resistance against Dark-type spells. However, against woefully-equipped targets lower than level 80, it was capable of an instant kill. Similar to the Black Hole spell, True Void has a much larger area of effect but much less potent against targets with adequate defenses.

Over Rank Magics (Optional):

• Let Justice Be Done Though the Heavens Fall: Summons numerous pillars of blinding light from the heavens to strike down upon the ground around the caster, incinerating everything within a wide radius with extreme heat, both living and nonliving alike.
• Storm of Ten Thousand Blades: An Over-Rank spell unlocked by reaching maximum level in both the Master Inventor and Artisan of Magic job classes. Summons and launches a volley of ten thousand Divine, Legendary and Relic-quality swords at a target like arrows. Each summoned sword vanishes seconds after striking its target or any other surface. This spell provides excellent destructive power capable of destroying any enemies and leveling structures within close to medium range. Although the accuracy of each individual sword is poor, the overwhelming volume of swords launched more than compensates with raw destructive power.

Bonus Abilities (Optional, heteromorphic characters only):

• Analyze Target (Passive): Evaluates the strength and threat level of enemies, and whether a target is likely to be friendly, neutral, or hostile.
• Identify Magic (Passive): Evaluates the identity and properties of magical effects, whether they are present within a certain area or enchanted onto a person or item.
• Regeneration Protocol (Passive): Passively regenerates HP at a slow rate as long as it remains above zero.
• Reactive Mana Core (Passive): Nullifies low to mid-level spells and passively regenerates MP at a slow rate.

Special Skills (Optional):

• Linearize Magic: The special skill of the Artisan of Magic class, which specializes in the manipulation and enhancement of magic. The Artisan of Magic class is considered one of the most difficult specialized classes to obtain in YGGDRASIL. Unlike many skills in YGGSDRASIL that could be leveled up simply by continuous repetition or the use of cash items, the Artisan of Magic class also required the player to possess innate talent and skill in utilizing every element of the game's crafting and magic system to develop numerous original and powerful enchanted items. This skill allows the user to "linearize" nearly any type of spell into a high-velocity projectile, allowing near-instantaneous casting of spells. While this skill does not have any cooldown, the drawback is that rapid invocation of Linearized high-tier spells can quickly deplete the user's MP within a single round of casting. The appearance of Linearized magic can vary significantly depending on the spell. For example, Linearize Magic: Vermilion Nova is casted as continuous stream of fire, while Linearize Magic: Explosion is launched and detonated like a grenade.

Main Equipment:

• Linearizer Mk II (Divine-Class Weapon): A powerful ranged weapon that seems rather out of place in a DMMO based on swords and magic, the Linearizer Mk II is a magically-enchanted railgun built by Kirishima herself. The original Linearizer Mk I was modified from a rare Divine-Class sorcerer's staff into a bolt-action ranged weapon which could be used as a conduit for Kirishima's Linearized magic spells, much like how a staff weapon acts for normal magic. The weapon retains some basic functions of the original Divine-Class staff it was built from, such as firing basic bolts of mana. The upgraded Linearizer Mk II was further enhanced with several firing modes (semi-automatic, burst-fire, fully-automatic) as well the ability to use magazine ammunition that allowed the weapon to draw MP from an external source instead of drawing it from the user. The Linearizer Mk II is only capable of firing Tiered magic spells and cannot fire Over Rank spells. Before the downfall of YGGDRASIL, Kirishima was attempting to figure out a way to design a Mk III version to get around this limitation, but it remained a conceptual design and was never constructed.
• Fallen Angel's Scythe (Divine-Class Weapon): A personal creation of Kirishima, this massive silver scythe possesses a curved blade resembling a single angel's wing. If held in both hands and swung with full force, the special property of the scythe's blade unleashes a wave of highly compressed air capable of acting as a cutting edge, allowing the weapon to act as a ranged weapon in times of need.
• Shifter's Armored Cloak (Divine-Class Armor): A long, durable and tough leather jacket. Upon detecting an incoming threat to its wearer or by the wearer's command, the jacket is able to transform into an armor-plated cloak that nullifies low-level physical and magic attacks and reduces incoming damage while leaving the user's speed unaffected. In YGGDRASIL, the cloak automatically shifted into its armored form whenever its wearer entered combat, but in the New World, it appears to be much more intelligent and responsive to its wearer's will.

Personality (Optional):

Kirishima can be described simply as an "absent-minded genius" whose attention never remains in the same place. She is a thinker and planner by nature who prefers to act on a meticulously-designed plan of action rather than act quickly without thinking. Because of her tendency to plan her actions ahead of time, she is often caught unprepared whenever events don't unfold exactly as she expects them to. In these situations, she often acts heavy-handedly to leave little room for error.

Background:

Kirishima belonged to a small, closely-knit community of about 30 DMMO-RPG players who ventured across various online games as a united guild. In each RPG, the group would make their mark upon its world by establishing a guild within the game named Seekers of Fate as a reference to their history of drifting across various online games over time. However, the core group of members that remained together during their transitions between each RPG began to dwindle in numbers time passed, with the older members no longer having the free time with online gaming as they moved to higher education and real-life jobs.

Realizing that their small group, now numbering within the tens, would not survive more than one more transition to another online game, settled on the DMMO-RPG named YGGDRASIL, which was well-known to have an amazingly flexible world system due to the nearly-unlimited selection of character races, classes, and magic spells. With each member of the group brimming with creativity, each of them selected one of the various heteromorphic races as their character racial choice. Kirishima selected the Android race for her own character due to the racial classes's special ability to allow for further customization even after the initial character creation process. Unknownst to the Seekers, heteromorphic-race players were frequently hunted down by other players since the game did not impose any penalty on players who killed heteromorphic characters. Unwilling to give up on the world of YGGDRASIL which was to be their final RPG before disbanding the group, the members of the group whose characters most closely resembled humans volunteered to seperate from the group and integrate with other guilds of human and demi-human races.

Using this strategy of separation and infiltration, the human-like Seekers gained levels and equipment using the aid of other human-race guilds, and passed on what they could to the rest of the heteromorphic Seekers. Kirishima was one of the few members whose character could pass as a normal human, and became part of a high-ranking PvP-based guild of human race players, who readily accepted her into their group due to her high levels in skills relating to crafting magical equipment and items. Using her character's skills and her own innate talent, Kirishima was responsible for designing and creating most of the guild's custom NPCs using the guild's vast riches and resources. Although the human-based guild regularly formed parties to hunt down heteromorphic players for sport, Kirishima excused herself from participating by falsely claiming her character build was focused on item creation and crafting, and not PvP. Using her inside knowledge of the human guild's player-killing habits, Kirishima would warn her friends in the Seekers whenever parties were sent out so that they would not fall victims to the hunters.

Kirishima and the other human-like Seekers helped their heteromorphic-race friends establish a small but strong presence within YGGDRASIL, helping them gain powerful equipment to stand on equal grounds with the human race players that often hunted them down. However, when it came for the human-like Seekers to leave behind their false allegiences with the human guilds, many of them refused to return. Many of them had become too accustomed to being accepted among the human-race players and even formed close friendships with the human race players. Kirishima was among these human-like Seekers who refused to return, but she was the only one who was willing to maintain connections to the rest of the Seekers and continue to provide intel and resources.

After several months of supporting the human PvP guild with her character's crafting and creation skills, Kirishima honed her innate talent at creating unique and powerful NPCs, considerably strengthening their fighting force with a small army of NPCs. It was her hope that with such a powerful force at their command, that the human guild would set their sights on more powerful guilds and avoid the smaller group of Seekers. During Kirishima's time with the human guild, there were a few ocassions where some of the guild members had suspected her of being a heteromorphic character, especially due to the silver coloration of her character's eyes. However she explained this as the effect of a special vision-enhancing spell. Due to the huge number of spells that existed within YGGDRASIL, this explanation easily satisfied the curiousity and suspicions of her guild members, who were more interested in PvP-based spells instead. For a time, it seemed that the fragile protection Kirishima was able to offer to the Seekers was enough for them to avoid being the next target of the human guild which now continued to grow stronger each day without her assistance.

It was one day that when Kirishima logged into YGGDRASIL that she noticed that a large number of her Seeker friends were offline and the few that remained could not be reached using the Message skill. Although she felt an overwhelming sense that something was not right, she had no idea of what may have happened since the Seekers only communicated through ingame chat. It was when she found the human guild members and all of the custom NPCs that Kirishima had created were missing from the guild headquarters that she realized the connection between all the strange things that had been happening. It was only a matter of time until the Seekers of Fate had grown powerful enough to attract the attention of the heteromorphic-hunting guild that Kirishima had been trying to protect her friends from.

Kirishima's worst fears were confirmed with her own eyes when she rushed to the guild base of the Seekers - all of the guild's base defenses and guardian NPCs were destroyed. Upon arriving at the scene, Kirishima witnessed the human players and her army of custom NPCs pursue the last of the remaining Seekers through the guild base's halls like hunted animals. As players belonging to guilds had their respawn points set to their guild base, Kirishima immediately understood why most of the Seekers had gone offline from the game - trapped in an endless cycle of being killed, respawning within the guild base, and being killed again, they had lost most of the levels and equipment that they had worked so hard to obtain over time. In a moment of uncontrollable anger at witnessing such a disgusting display of injustice, Kirishima used her ability to summon her guild's NPC administration console from her role as the guild's NPC creator, and in seconds deleted all of her creations which she had spent several months of time and effort making. Without the NPC army supporting the human hunters, they were left weakened and vulnerable. In the ensuing chaos and confusion at the sudden disappearance of their NPC army, Kirishima expended her character's entire MP pool on her most powerful spells within seconds to wipe out the remaining weakened hunters.

Kirishima's betrayal of the human-based PvP guild was immediately noticed after the remaining hunters had been killed by her volley of spells, and she was instantly removed from the guild by its leader. However, she had been to late in arriving to help the Seekers, and the last remaining member had already disappeared from the game before the last human hunter fell. Beceause each of her NPC creations were obviously designed by her hand, as most of the NPCs were references to various experiences the Seekers shared together across each DMMO-RPG they played, the last thoughts running through the minds of the Seekers was that one of their own had betrayed them. Since YGGDRASIL was supposed to be the final online game that the Seekers were to play together before they went on with their seperate lives in the real world, Kirishima knew that she was now alone, seperated from the small group of friends that she had known for several years. Being a dedicated role-playing guild, the Seekers had no contact with each other outside of the games they played.

As the last surviving member of the Seekers of Fate in YGGDRASIL, Kirishima could only hope to meet her friends again if she was to remain within the game, hoping for one of them to try logging back into the game. With the Seeker's guild base abandoned, Kirishima established herself as the new guild leader of the Seekers of Fate, maintaining the guild base in hopes that she would meet her friends again one day. For the several months that followed, Kirishima slowly rebuilt the guild by recruiting various heteromorphic players she found being hunted by other human players, in hopes that by re-establishing the Seekers of Fate as a strong guild of heteromorphic players that could defend itself against any enemy, she could convince the rest of the original Seekers to remain if they happened to return to YGGDRASIL one day. Over time, the new band of Seekers grew significantly in numbers and power, eventually surpassing the strength of the original guild. Before long, the Seekers of Fate became known as a powerful guild that was both respected and feared by other guilds, even attracting many human and demihuman players into their numbers.

Trivia:

• In real-life, Kirishima is a fan of science-fiction, and many of her NPC and item designs reflect upon her interests.

Name(s):

• Mercuria

Gender:

• Female

Race: Metal Slime - A class of predatory slime that resembles pools of silvery liquid metal in their natural state. As with all slime classes, their bodies are extremely flexible and capable of taking on various shapes and forms as well as allowing them to sustain any kind of physical attack without permanent damage. Unlike most Slimes, Metal Slimes do not use acid to weaken or kill their prey, instead they prefer to form blades from their bodies to slice their prey, or to take on snake-like forms to constrict and crush their prey to death. Metal Slimes are able to take on various forms of various sizes depending on the amount of mass they have accumulated within their bodies. Metal Slimes that have accumulated vast amounts of mass may choose to assume a smaller humanoid form by greatly increasing their physical density, or divide their accumulated physical mass to form separate entities which may be reabsorbed at any time.

Racial Traits:

• Immune to harm from physical attacks
• Rapid regeneration
• Doubled damage from fire
• Doubled damage from ice
• Doubled damage from acid
• Shapeshifting
• Immunity to mind-affecting spells
• Immunity to critical hits
• Immunity to sneak attacks
• Immunity to disease
• Immunity to poison

Epithet:

• The Iron Maiden

Race:

• Metal Slime

Total Level:

• 100

Racial Level: 20

• Metal Slime (10)
• Slime Monstrosity (10)

Job Level: 80

• Assassin (10)
• Master Assassin (5)
• Mage Killer (5)
• Shapeshifter (10)
• Fighter (5)
• Other (45)

Karma: -100 (Neutral Evil)

Stats:

• HP: 60
• MP: 75
• Phy. Atk: 95
• Phy. Def: 60
• Agility: 75
• Mag. Atk: 95
• Mag. Def: 60
• Resistance: 70
• Special Ability: 80
• Total: 670

Abilities and Powers:

Mercuria was designed by Kirishima as an assassin specializing in killing magic casters using offensive and defensive magic to neutralize casters and their magic. Due to her Metal Slime racial class, she is also a very effective tank against non-casters, as her body cannot be permanently damaged by physical attacks. Mercuria is essentially a living, walking weapon, capable of forming blades using her body to kill her targets at a moment's notice as well as shapeshifting to disguise her physical form.

Main Equipment:

• Dark Grasp (Divine-Class): A dark, sinister-looking armored gauntlet. Other than possessing a high armor value, the gauntlet has a magical effect when worn that allows the user to strangle a target at a distance using a gripping gesture.
• Phantom Blade (Divine-Class): A Divine-Class Weapon with a special ability that allows its blade to pass through protection magic of 7th-Tier or below.

Background:

Mercuria was originally designed by Kirishima as the Seekers' last line of defense, although she was later re-assigned the task of acting as the Overseer of the guild's NPC forces. She was the first creation of Kirishima after her recreation of the Seekers of Fate. Her personality is based upon Kirishima's imagining of the perfect assassin: cold, calculating, and deadly efficient. Mercuria is extremely loyal to her creator and the other Supreme Ones and considers herself an instrument of their will. Despite her outwardly emotionless appearance, Mercuria is an excellent actor, capable of instantly shifting her personality and appearance to fit any given situation. Although she was designed to be a merciless killer who holds no value to life, human or otherwise, Mercuria dislikes wanton, unnecessary violence, preferring efficiency and effectiveness above all else.

Other:

• As a Slime, Mercuria can sense the environment through any surface of her body or created clothing/armor.
• Mercuria's Dark Grasp and Phantom Blade can be seen in her character image at the top of this sheet.

Name:

• Gwydion
• "Gwyddy-Two-Shoes" (Nickname by Erzsebet)

Epithet:

• The Weaver of Illusions

Gender:

• Male

Race:

• Human

Karma:

• +300 (Significantly Good)

Stats:

• HP: 70
• MP: 100
• Phy. Atk: 40
• Phy. Def: 60
• Agility: 50
• Mag. Atk: 90
• Mag. Def: 90
• Resistance: 90
• Special Ability: 100
• Total: 690

Abilities and Powers:

Gwydion is considered the strongest NPC in terms of ability to manipulate battlefield conditions to create an impenetrable defense through powerful illusion-based magic. Gwydion's class build allows him to use powerful spells capable of warping the fabric of reality within a localized area to create tangible illusions capable of killing. The major drawback of his powerful abilities is that his lethal illusions can only be manifested within a defined area around himself, making him ill-suited for long-distance engagements but making him an especially competent base defender.

Active and Passive Abilities:

• Illusory Sphere: An extremely powerful top-tier Illusion-type spell that transforms a large area around the caster. Within this area, all Illusion-type spells cast by the user become tangible and potentially lethal against targets. Besides a time-based limit restricting the area's existence, the Illusory Sphere can also be dispelled by dealing a large amount of damage to the illusory terrain.
• Summon Greater Legion of Shadow: Summons a massive army of ebony-armored warriors armed with an array of melee weaponry. Using her Analyze Target racial skill, Kirishima determined the exact number of warriors summoned by this spell is 7500 units.

Personality:

Gwydion is a calm and collected individual who operates completely on the basis of logic. He has great interest in magic, particularly the illusory arts, despite having already possessing great mastery over it. Although he possesses great patience and is normally slow to anger, he is steadfastly loyal to the Supreme Ones and would not hesitate to openly denounce any actions he considers to be offensive towards them. Due to his high Karma and his role as the leader of the Palace of Whispers' defenses, Gwydion often encounters conflicts with Erzsebet, who possesses extremely negative Karma and considers herself the supreme mistress of the Palace of Whispers.

Background:

Gwydion serves as the Commander of Defence for the Palace of Whispers, and coordinates defensive actions of the guardian NPCs in situations where the Palace is under threat of attack. He also serves as the Area Guardian for the Throne Room and tactical advisor for the Supreme Ones should they seek out his wisdom in times of need. Gwydion is also one of the few human NPCs of the Palace of Whispers and was created shortly after the Seekers of Fate opened their membership to the human and demihuman races as a symbolic act to commemorate the Seekers' unification of the three major races.

Name:

• Erzsébet Báthory

Epithet:

• The Red Queen

Gender:

• Female

Race:

• Vampire

Job:

• Blood Mage
• Necromancer

Karma:

• -500 (Extremely Evil)

Stats:

• HP: 85
• MP: 90
• Phy. Atk: 80
• Phy. Def: 80
• Agility: 70
• Mag. Atk: 85
• Mag. Def: 80
• Resistance: 80
• Special Ability: 80
• Total: 730

Abilities and Powers:

Erzsebet is considered to be the strongest NPC in terms of offensive power and the most capable in battle against enemies of superior numbers and strength. As the "nuclear option NPC" of the Seekers, Erzebet's entire class build is designed around classes specializing in instant death magic capable of ending battles before they even begin. Her offensive strength against living foes is nearly absolute due to her specialization into Blood Magic. Even undead enemies must consider Erzsebet as a significant threat as her Necromancer specialization allows her to easily manipulate undead and raise numerous unending hordes of undead warriors.

Active and Passive Abilities:

• Virulent Blood Plague:
• Blood Drain:
• Blood Seal:
• Rebirth:
• Sanguine Storm:
• Rise Again:
• Ashes to Ashes:
• Invisibility

Personality:

Erzsébet's personality is modeled after a fictional imagining of Elizabeth Báthory, a 15th century countess and serial killer from the Báthory family of nobility in the Kingdom of Hungary. Erzsébet can be aptly described as a prideful narcissist who "just wants to watch the world burn". Although she is easily one of the most unstable and dangerous NPC within the Palace of Whispers, Erzsébet is still fiercely loyal to the Supreme Ones and is at times willing, with great difficulty, to put aside her own admiration for chaos in order to carry out their orders. Her personality settings were set to have her consider herself to be the true mistress of the Palace of Whispers and its NPC inhabitants as her loyal thralls, although her loyalty to the Supreme Ones will allow her to temporarily break character to follow their will. Erzsebet is constantly at odds with Gwydion, who she views as a major threat to her authority due to the similarity in their roles in the Palace of Whispers. With her mastery over the blood arts and necromancy, Erzsebet sees herself as superior over the living and undead alike, and absolutely cannot view humans as being on an level equal to herself.

Background:

Erzsebet is the second of Kirishima's creations after Mercuria, and was designed to be the "final boss" of the Palace of Whispers to be encountered by any YGGDRASIL players that managed to invade its halls. As such, her overall stats easily overwhelm the stats of any other NPC within the Palace of Whispers. Due to her extremely high stats, Erzsebet also has the highest revive cost of all the NPCs and therefore was designed to only reveal herself to engage players once they had managed to enter the Throne Room of the Palace of Whispers after they had broken through all other the NPC defenses.

Name:

• Conquest

Epithet:

• Deliverer of Promised Victory

Gender:

• Male

Race:

• Nephilim

Karma:

• +200 (Good)

Abilities and Powers:
To be added

Personality:
Noble, honorable and righteous, Conquest is a true leader at heart with a warrior's spirit. He takes great pride in his skill in the art of war and command and longs for the day where he and the other Horsemen are able to fight against a worthy opponent. Conquest's tactical-mindedness is what makes him an especially capable leader, allowing him to formulate a number of adaptable strategies to fit any given situation.

Background:
To be added



Name:

• Death

Epithet:

• Harvester of Departed Souls

Gender:

• Female

Race:

• Nephilim

Karma:

• -100 (Neutral Evil)

Abilities and Powers:
To be added

Personality:
Mysterious and playful as a cat dangling a captured mouse by its tail, Death is a difficult one to describe. Although she often carries a smile and speaks with a soothing, singing tone, there is always a gleam of danger within her glowing eyes.

Background:
To be added



Name:

• Famine

Epithet:

• Scourge of Corruption

Gender:

• Male

Race:

• Nephilim

Karma:

• -400 (Extremely Evil)

Abilities and Powers:
To be added

Personality:
With a cold exterior and a heart of ice that could be described as being "pure evil" solidified. Famine delights in bringing pain and torment to his victims, only allowing the suffering to end when he grows bored of their terror-filled screams. He especially enjoys crushing the spirits of those who falsely believe they are strong and powerful, forcing them to realize their true weakness before extinguishing their lives.

Background:
To be added



Name:

• War

Epithet:

• Blade of Armageddon

Gender:

• Male

Race:

• Nephilim

Karma:

• -50 (Neutral)

Abilities and Powers:
To be added

Personality:
War is the physical embodiment of the perfect warrior - courageous, honorable, and bold. Although he is the most physically imposing of the Four Horsemen, he is also the most loyal and protective of his companions. Although his personality shares many qualities with Conquest, War does not share his moral compass, as he does not believe in the concepts of good or evil.

Background:
To be added

Images used for Kirishima, Gwydion, Erzsebet, The Four Horsemen: thedurrrrian.deviantart.com

Name(s):

• KallyKatchmebaby
• Kaz, to his friends.

Gender:

• Male

Epithet:

• The Shatter Mage
• Sunderer
• Windwhirl Reaper

Race:

• Revenant
• Former human

Racial Traits:

• Enhanced physical strength.
• Enhanced physical defense.
• Holy spells have reduced effects.
• Highly resistance to offensive spells and poison.
• Immune to BLEED debuff.
• Reduced dodge chance.
• Unable to equip head gear, aside from masks.
• Susceptible to mind manipulation.

Total Level:

• 100

Racial Level:

• Revenant level 15

Job Level:

• Reaper level 5
• Berserker level 15
• Flayer level 15
• Treasure Hunter level 15
• Fighter level 15
• Brawler level 15
• Juggernaut level 5

Karma:

• 0

Stats:

• HP: Exceeds limits
• MP: 80
• Phy. Atk: 100
• Phy. Def: 100
• Agility: 30
• Mag. Atk: 20
• Mag. Def: 100
• Resistance: 50
• Special Ability: 60
• Total: 540+Exceeds limits

Abilities and Powers:

• For all intent and purpose, Kaz is a tank. He is a deadly fighter is close-quarter combat, pours exp in a couple of tanky melee classes, has an enormous health pool, high block chance and possesses an impressive array of crowd control skills. The only problem is his reckless play style that contributes little to the group, asides from maybe a huge target for enemies to fire at. While most tanks embrace a defensive tactic, drawing in enemies and taking the brunt of their attacks, Kaz would instead charge face-first into the enemies’ ranks, hacking away to his heart content while paying little mind to his ally’s condition. Hell, he barely even notices his own health, which is why he invests in many self-heals and condition-cleanses through the Reaper and Berserker class. While those did allow him to solo a couple of bosses, albeit very slowly and ineffeciently, they failled when it comes to PvP. His self-heals wouldn’t be able to keep up with the superior dps of player characters, so he embraces more risky tactics: going all out and attempting to kill the opponent before he expires, or taking the enemy with him.

Active and Passive Abilities

• Grasping Shadow: A Reaper spell, when casted will summon spectral claws from your own shadow to spread out and drag enemies toward you. Grant life force depends on the number of enemies.
• Bloody Feast: A Reaper spell, allowing the caster to reach out to dying or weakened enemies around and forcefully rip out their life force. Grant a moderate amount of life force.
• Death’s Embrace: A Reaper spell, when casted will cloak the caster in a shroud of life force, effectively shielding the caster from any type of physical attacks, as the shroud will absorb all damage. Can be sustained until the stored life force runs out. Also, while remaining in shroud, the caster’s health will slowly be restored.
• Slice and Dice: A Flayer spell, magically sharpen any blade the caster is holding. Also capable of increasing the reach of the weapon significantly, by forming a type of magical blade around the original blade.
• Dearly Departed: A Reaper spell, by imparting a small amount of life force into the fallen corpses around the caster then denote, creating a deadly AOE explosion around the caster. But since the caster isn’t immune to the effects of the explosion, it is recommended to use alongside with Death’s Embrace. Consume a large amount of life force.
• Unholy Fervor: A Reaper spell, expending life force to heal the caster.
• Scavenger’s March: A Reaper spell, summoning a flock of ravens at the caster’s beck and call. The caster can also reach to each individual and share their senses, however only one at a time. Aside from that, the ravens themselves are quite useless in combat.
• ‘Face me’: A Berserker shout skill, forcing the affected around them to focus their attacks on the user.
• ‘Flee’: A Berserker shout skill, instilling a sense of dread and impending doom into the enemies, forcing them to either run or stand frozen in fear.
• ‘Shake it off’: A Berserker shout skill, allowing the user to ignore any wounds or effects on their person and returning to their full strength for a short period of time.
• ‘Oblivion awaits’: A Berserker shout skill, revealing weakened or dying enemies to the user and giving the user bonus damage against them.
• ‘Futile’: A Berserker shout skill, granting the user immunity to any crowd control effects for a brief period.
• Primal Rage: A Berserker skill, sending the user into a state of bloodlust. In this state, the user will become stronger, faster and almost impervious to pain or fear. However, the precision of your attacks will decrease significantly.
• Boiling Blood: A Berserker skill, sacrificing a small amount of the user’s own health to provoke several enemies in close proximity around into a stage of uncontrollable fury and recklessly charge at the user head-on. The skill targets either PHY.DEF and MAG.DEF, using the weaker stat as modifier. The weaker the stat, the longer the duration and more effective the skill gets.
• Dancing Darkness: A Reaper skill, turning the user into a windwhirl of shadow and blades.
• Relentless Pursuit: A Reaper skill, allowing the user to charge forward with incredible force, demolishing everything unfortunate enough to get in the way.
• Weight Of Living: A Reaper skill. By slamming their weapon against the ground with great force, the user can create shockwaves to push enemies back and crush those standing too close.
• Devastating Aura: A Berserker skill. When using Primal Rage, the user will get the option to activate this skill at the cost of health. Once activated, the user will be surrounded by an aura of bloodlust so powerful that it causes damage to enemies and allies standing in the user’s melee range.

Bonus Abilities:

• Cheat Death: A Revenant passive. Revenants are often considered pseudo undead, as they are demonic spirits that inhabit a living body, holy spells don’t affect them as they do real undead. However, spells that have no effects on undead will still affect them normally.
• Tainted Blood: A Revenant passive, granting increased strength and stamina. Also, as a revenant’s blood is pitch black and quite thick, they are immune to BLEED effect and poisons affect them slower.
• Rigor Mortis: A Revenant passive. While still technically alive, revenants suffer a penalty to their AGITLITY, as their bodies aren’t really their own. However, they gain bonus PHY. DEF thanks to the hardened muscles.
• Foot In The Grave: A Revenant racial skill, activates everytime the user receives a fatal blow. The user will then remain standing, but must kill at least one enemy in thirty seconds to stay alive. If successful triggered, the user will be restored a moderate amount of health.

Main Equipment:

• Hag’s Knucklebone: DD’s trusty gauntlet which he wears on his right arm, an item unique to the Reaper class, grants the wearer the ability to absorb life force through it. It can also extend at will to grasp enemies or objects from afar. Also doubles as a shield thanks to the tough material. A Legendary class item.
• GG: A long sword of simple design, also usable only by the Reaper class. While it doesn’t boast the elaborated appearance of other divine swords, but its power is by no means lacking. It has the standard life force leech that allows the user to gain life force by successfully hitting the enemies. Furthermore, it gives the user the skill called “Necrotic Slash”, which basically a single shockwave that can negate magic and damage MP. A divine item.
• Tormented Soul: The mask given to players when they successfully unlocking the Revenant race. Aside from cool looking (debatable), the mask will grant wearers night vision and face protection. Also it will tell other users that you have managed to die so many times the game took pity and decided to give you something. A relic item.
• Wyrmskin Pail: A bucket-shaped leather bag made from various types of skin, in spite of its name. While it has infinite storage space, it can only hold whatever you can fit in there. Since it’s roughly the size of your everyday bucket, good luck squeezing a set of armor in there. A relic item.
• The Shadowrunner: A stylish (also very debatable) pair of black leather boots that increase the wearer’s running speed and reduce fall damage. A relic item.
• Bloody Death: A set of light leather armor, usually worn by mages. Its sole ability is self-repairing. Also quite stylish.

Background:
A private person and veteran internet surfer, Kaz rarely let slip any information about his life in the real world. To only a selected few, he told them his name was Sander, and he was just a bored guy working in HR. Any more questions about his personal details were often answered with either nonchalant shrugs or bad pick-up lines. Ever since the launch of the game, Kaz had been around, clawing his way to the top. In his early days, his strategy was rather safe. He stuck to the guides, played the meta and hung with all the cool kids. It was not really his preferred style, but of course, it paid off. He joined the ranks of end-gamers after a few years, clearing out the toughest dungeons on a daily basic with his guildmates. However, once he had reached the optimal strength of his chosen class, he wished to switch to another role, since the condition damage necromancer build he currently had was getting tiring to play. He began leveling the Reaper class, despite the protests of his fellow guildmates. They then seized many of his equipments from the vault, demoted him to the backup team of the guild and threatened to kick him out if he didn’t take up the Necromancer class again. This earned them his irk, so he retaliated, by flooding the vault with junk items and trolling the guild’s forum with multiple accounts. Eventually, of course, they kicked him, but Kaz didn’t really care anymore. He got tired of playing the ‘right’ way.

Afterward, his play style changed drastically. Kaz ran headlong into battles, met death halfway and generally just bringing hell down on any dungeon party unfortunate enough to invite him on the LFG chat. This strategy cost him of course; he wasted a fortune on reviving himself over and over again. But it wasn’t without reward: he eventually got the Revenant race, which only led to him embracing his high risk hight reward play style even more. Despite being a Heteromorphic player, Kaz didn’t really run into much discrimination though. Sure, people hated him, but that was more because he was a self-serving asshole who only cared for his own amusement than the fact that he used an undead race. Besides, at that point, he was already high-leveled and infamously suicidal, so no one in their right mind would go bother him. They did block him quite often on the LFG chat though, which resulted in him running dungeons solo most of the time and racking up quite a number of deaths, each more pathetic and spetacular than the last. But it also did earn him his signature weapon, the long sword ‘GG’, so he did consider all those time spent dying was worth it. Aside from charging to his death in dungeons, Kaz also spent his time completing achievements, collecting random junks and just generally getting into arguments with strangers on the Trade chat. The community over there was rather toxic, but he enjoyed it nonetheless, opting to fool around with trolls than joining another guild.

His first run-in with the Seekers of Fate was back when they were still a fairly new mercenary guild. He was up to his usual routine back then, sitting in a tavern near the starter zone and getting into a heated argurments about the importance of fuzzy footwear. One of his associates then made a random comment about a fight happening right outside, so out of curiousity, Kaz poked his head out and watched the commotion. It was one of those inccidents involving Heteromorphic players again, with a group of human bullies. Kaz only watched though, not interfering, despite his own race. In truth, he was no better them. Back when he was still with his old guild, they did this sort of thing all the time. Easy money, quick exp and a momentary illusion of gradeur. He understood the temptation. Beside, he also knew why most races disliked heteromorphic players so much. It was because their superior racial abilities. By using a heteromorphic race, it was almost like you was using easy mode. The elitist hated that sort of thing, while the low leveled made used of the heteromorphic folks’ steep learning curve and robbed them blind while they were still weak.

The leader of the Seekers showed up after a while though, and stopped the fight. He went back inside then, returning to his discussion. The day after that, she came back, accopanying the new players of her guild this time. And for the next few days, she did the same. Kaz was puzzled by this sort of actions. Most notable guilds didn’t recruit new players. They contributed little and were often more trouble than they were worth. So he approached Kirishima with questions, and upon hearing her answers, he found himself… pleasantly surprised. The Seekers were an idealistic bunch. The type of players he thought had long extincted in games like this. So he laughed a little. And he joined them.

He was fairly new to the guild, and given his less than respectable past, Kaz tolerated the distrust thrown his way. He still did his best to contribute to the guild, turning in all sort of materials and gold while doing guild missions diligently. It didn't make him pleasant company though, or stop him from skipping duties sometimes to go chatting in the taverns.

Trivia:

• Kaz is left-handed. Or at least, his avatar in YGGSDRASIL is.
• He does not have any NPC, but instead keeps a variety of expendable summons to assist him.
• He love telling stories. He love listening to them even more.

Speech color

Name(s):
•Charlemagne

Gender:
•Male

Race:
• Human

Epithet:
• The Betrayer
• The Cursed
• Wandering Exorcist

Race:
• Human

Total Level:
• 100

Racial Level:
• N/A

Job Level:
• Knight 15
• Paladin 10
• Exorcist 10
• Inquisitor 5 – A specialist in hunting down “heathens”, and evil classes. Using detective work, traps and “divine” guidance.
• Blacksmith 15
• Other: 45

Karma:
• +100

Stats:
• HP: 100
• MP: 25
• Phy. Atk: 100
• Phy. Def: 80
• Agility: 100
• Mag. Atk: 20
• Mag. Def: 100
• Resistance: Limit Exceed
• Special Ability: 100
• Total: Limit Exceed (known skills (without the limit exceed) 625)

Abilities and Powers:
• Charlemagne, is a close range fighter for the most part. A mage killer in some people views with his high resistance and magic defense. He often rather learn about his target before taking any action against them. Over all his skills range in tactics, planning and helping a group. In one on one he is no push over either (having become an inquisitor he needed to travel alone a lot). He will use the battlefield to his advantage, and is often willing to sacrifice himself if need be. He has died fighting against entire guilds to protect cities from being raided for their items. He uses Ryora, his two handed broad sword (can be used as a one hander or a two hander) with pride of his old crusader days. And could careless about the numbers he has to fight. However, this depends on one variable. Malevolence.

When possessed by Malevolence, the nearest target is going to be in for quite a surprise. As the use of the ax will occur without a second thought. As other have literally killed their friends, or cared for ones around them. The mind of malevolence is simple, as much pain as possible before they are killed, and build as much fear as needed to keep their “master” ready.

Active and Passive Abilities (Optional):
• Soul Count Down: No matter where Malevolence is, the violent visions will continually get worse till she's fed. Thanks to Charlemagne's amazing resistance (Limit Exceed) He has a much longer Count Down. However, it doesn't make the experience anymore pleasant. When the countdown hit's Zero he gets possessed by the weapon.
• Aura Of the Betrayer (Passive): After Gaining the Achievement, Betrayer, His character gained the Aura of the Betrayer. Where a person would gain 2000 reputation for example he would get zero. In fact, some quests may make him fall into the negative. The aura comes from the ax, an eternal warning of what he has done.
• Aura of the Crusader (Passive): Grants the people around him and himself a boost to undead based spells. Gives off a calming presence to NPCs.
• Turn Evil: The ability to turn away undead in fear.
• Exorcism (Tier 5) : Spirituality allows him to rip out possessed spirits from beings. It also can kill Undead and Demons.

Over Rank Magics (Optional):
• Mass Exorcism : The area of a battlefield is hit with a massive “attack” that purges all “evil” based creatures. Hitting them with a powerful exorcism that will kill them or attache stat degrading effects( A massive Stat debuff, lowering all stats to low levels.). It also tells the Inquisitor the location of the evil beings. This attack is rather potent against Heteromorphic Groups of Demons and Undead, but will hit anyone who is naturally Evil.

Bonus Abilities (Optional, heteromorphic characters only):
•

Special Skills (Optional):
• Divine Guidance: Summoning on the power of the “divines” he is able to track down his target on the map. Showing him the location of them.

Main Equipment:
• Malevolence (Divine) : The forging of this ax was part of a massive quest chain that was a one time event based. Though not many people were able to complete the quest as it had a variety of needs necessary for it. The weapon itself is somewhat of a curse. The Ax was forged by dragon's blood with runic curses along the blade. Said to make it into an almost unbreakable metal. For it's powers to be fully realized, the player had the kill an entire village. As the blade consumed their souls, it constantly whispers it's intent to it's owner. Generally in a form of some kind. The blade's “sex” in it's form was determined by the way it was made, and the properties it contained. Whenever the weapon kills something it traps and consumes the soul. Essentially making the ax quite a violent doom weapon. The ax is also bound to it's owner by a blood oath. Forever attached to their soul. (most of this was originally flavor text about the weapon) It is said, if the weapon isn't “fed” it will possess it's owner, and go hunting for it's own food. Represented in the game by loss of character for a few moments. The character going into a hunt and attacking npcs (or other players in pvp).
• Armor Set of the Vigilant Crusader(Legendary) : A standard plate set that was needed for his former guild. Before their fall all the captains of the groups were commanded to have this armor. It increases mental resistances (brain washing) and resistance to undead spells and effects. However, when against holy spells it's probably better off just wearing nothing. The armor was often seen as useless because of this. Being it didn't give anything in bonus to anything other then against Undead and Demons.
• Ryora (Legendary): His standard sword he uses when fighting against people in combat, in his former guild it was the graduation weapon you got. Made from the smiths in the guild. It's a two handed broadsword.

Personality (Optional):
•

Background:
Charlemagne had no real problem with playing on his own. For the most part he would just grind to get the levels materials or whatever it was that he would need. This, didn't last though. As it was a common thing he would often do in most of his MMO experiences he decided this time, to finally take a step and try to raise up the ranks of the a guild. And to take it to the next step, take part of an RP PVP guild. He felt whatever game it was that he would want to take in hand for it. It would have to be a big one with liberties. Which was why he managed to get his hands onto the game of YGGDRASIL. The World and more seemed to be perfect for the play style he was going to try to get himself into. He planned out his character, and build up his own profile on it. Keeping in up with his own choices. He jumped into the first RP PVP guild he found. “The Order of Sanctums Lost”. Quite the tongue full he thought at the time. Being a mere level one. But they accepted him as an soldier of arms.

The Guild, TOSL (The Order of Sanctums Lost), was a crusade style guild. They were a “holy” order that believed in the protection of the non-evil races. They believed in upholding the defense and guardianship of all the Human, and to a lesser extent Demi-human races. From the twisted plague that was some of the Heteromorphic races. He didn't fully understand the logic. But he would play in character. A dutiful recruit wanting to climb up the ranks to further carry on their cause. He would find out the hard way, that the way to the top wasn't the easy way. And for the most part the climb was very very steep.

His first mission would always mark him for his entire life of which in total only 2 missions would mark him this much. This being obviously the first one. Even though he was merely playing a character. He got his first official mission with a small squad. They were to infiltrate a Heteromorphic base. Mostly Undead and Demon types. Something that his character at least was more then willing to jump onto. They made up a whole story behind it, about them assaulting a near by village. Killing the villagers and turning them into mindless zombies that followed. It was a load of crap to just get into pvp. Of course it was still fun to rp out the trip their. Following his captain with his fellow acolytes they moved onto the camp. Ambushing them and assaulting them. Their was something wrong though, as they fought back he noticed how some of the players seemed to take this way to seriously, going as far as camping their corpses, and even blowing up corpses and calling in other guild members to camp the zones they may have to come back from. He watched as the one he was supposed to kill lay down before him. Her attacks were well placed but, he had focused a lot on having a rather high resistance when it came to it. And he knelt over her. As she sent him a message. Telling him to please let her go, this was the 9th time this week this happened. He remained silent and killed her. In order to not look good in front of his commander. But his non-rp side felt annoyed at this. Sending her money in game money and an apology about what had happen. Explaining he didn't expect her to feel better from it. And made to make sure she never had to worry about equipment cost or resurrection cost for at least awhile. The money he gave was more then enough.

If it was real life, he character would have probably died of starvation as it was his entire in-game salary for awhile. But he didn't mind. He didn't see it as right, to hunt down a group over and over again.

His climb was slow but eventually he became a captain. Gaining armor, a sword and even titles to go with his name. Though of course most was just flavor text, he did get his favorite sword from this achievement. A blade he would work to make more powerful as he climbed up in levels so that he'd never have to throw it away. Forever a memory of his past, and the deeds he had to do both for and behind the scenes. His character was feared, RP wise he was rather zealous, and a minor Xenophobic of any race that wasn't human. However, he wasn't that way when he wasn't in character. Often, fighting other guilds to protect those in trouble. He wasn't always rping obviously. And he didn't realize this was a rule..

The Rising Darkness event occurred as a one time event for Halloween. It was a massive quest chain that ended in getting a divine weapon. It was only open for certain classes, and for the most part needed the “handle of cursed burnt remains”. A rather obnoxious title to say the least. Regardless this began a quest, that would bring you to a village that was available for this event. You could come here even without the quest at the time, as they would have a rather wide range of items for sale for just about everyone under the sun. The quest would then begin to shift to helping this village building up reputation with them. Doing meaningless tasks, like gathering things, killing certain creatures. All as the quests seemed to be given by two different quests givers. One that gave the quests being the town elder, the other was a mystic man. Draped in rugged black robes, and a hood that covered his face. He was old from this textures on his flesh but overall, the character seemed to be monotone and at times would shift about. Indeed a Shady character. Fitting for a Halloween event.

At the coming of the maximum trust with the village. An event would trigger. A massive dragon would come down from the sky. Causing the ground to shake with each pound of it's massive wings. It's roar vibrating the building and shattering windows. It was rather intense. Leading to you having to beat the dragon with the villagers. After the beating of this dragon, you are looked as a hero of the village. And given an heirloom from the village. A marker of one of their heroes. This would now trigger the dark side of the quest. Something most people didn't seem to bother doing. But he couldn't help himself, he was a rather curious fellow when it came to story lines and he wanted to see this one threw. Walking to the hooded figure with the weapon of your choosing (that you managed to get from the last quest for that chain) would begin the quest chain named “Malevolence”. Almost as haunting as the name the deeds needed would come from a variety of living and dead things. Needing to gathering up, blood of 100 dragons, and using the tainted blood of a succubus and demon to taint the holy weapon in your hand. Doing this bound the weapon to only you. No one else would be able to use the weapon besides yourself. Then, having it reforged in the necrotic tomb of corruption. Lots of cheesy names, that was what he would constantly think while doing the quest. The ending though, this got to him. He did it to see the end, but had no idea of what would occur. The Ax finished it was a demonic looking weapon. Nothing like the holy weapon it once looked like, but in order to finish the deed, it needed the blood of 500 people who trust you outright. It needed their souls. At first he figured it could just be anything. Trying it on things it did nothing, then after awhile he noticed a count down timer in the side of his screen. Not thinking much of it, he finished some dailies and started to notice a girl in the distance moving closer. And whispers in his headset. All scripted obviously,
as this was all part of his story chain but it was still creepy none the less.

The girl would eventually appear on and off near him. Often grasping at him to take his arm or hand. Her face was bleeding from all openings. Eyes, nose, mouth ears. Her flesh pale and her body would twitch viciously as an eerie death gargle could be heard replaced with a lower echoed growl....he couldn't take it anymore at one point and went to the town where the old man was. Noticing he wasn't their. And for some reason all the denizens around were red. The girl would appear beside them, the people as they looked at his character. Almost disgustedly, the village elder coming up to him and demanding to know what he did and suddenly he lost control of his character. His count down timer, had reached zero. And he began killing everyone in the village. One by one they fell, the laughing of the girl could be heard as his character swung and killed everything around him. The counter climbing up to the needed 500 fast. If he had known...he probably wouldn't have gone this far either. All the humans were butchered. Anything alive, cats, dogs, children, deer the random talking door. After the frenzy was done, he was given a rather interesting achievement, “The Betrayer”. His reputation of all his locations dropped into the negatives. Ranging from towns to any npc group. Though he knew, to be honest he didn't need the towns. Not if he wanted to repair and such. All the players could do that. And he was part of a guild.

When he returned to his guild he was removed from it. Stating in RP, that the mass slaughter of innocent people wasn't right. And the Order would not stand by it. For the most part they should have executed him. But they felt banishing would be the best action. For the world outside would be far worse then the world inside. Of course the guild member out of character told him to leave as he betrayed the entire guild. And he should kill himself all that childish insults. However, he found it ironic they would preach about slaughtering innocent people. While hunting down and killing Heteromorphic for fun. Yah, that made sense, but it's how it went when it came to these things. Once more he was put out onto his own. Not letter this get to him, he set out with his gear and walked threw the game itself. Still keeping in character, but adding the events that past into his profile.

For awhile, he thought he was actually alone. Protecting what he could with his sword. His ax merely a weapon only for the worse of cases. As nothing in his collection could even come close to it's power. The counter however, decided to remind him of the event that took him from his guild. They made him kill 500 npcs that trusted him. Yes...it came back. The girl moving about randomly at a distance as she watched from the bushes, the trees. From in distance buildings. Slowly coming closer and getting more grotesque with each movement. Twitching violently. Reaching out to him, and whispering to him to use his ax. He wasn't about to let this happen again, that fear like tactic he'd seen before. Losing control of your character for like 2 minutes? That was just annoying. But he couldn't bring it upon himself to just delete the weapon. It too, held it's place in his story.

On the last day, of trying to kill something to make the ax work he stumbled upon a group of Heteromorphic walking down the animal pass. It was obvious they were in a party. They were also all lower leveled players. They seemed to be having fun. He merely just watched. He wasn't going to kill them for no reason, though...if he had to he may have to sacrifice one of them, and then help pay for their resurrection...that was before he noticed a group of human and demi human races jump out of bush. An ambush on these low levels? They were all high level too. Pathetic. His character had been laying down staring at the sky this whole time. Looking between the leaves of the deciduous trees. But this wasn't going to pass on his watch. He pressed a button to have his character get up rp style and began to walk towards the fight.

Fight they did. They tried to hold off the assault but at this level they stood no chance. Being pushed back. Their females falling first to the ground. Not yet killed merely stunned as some of the guys did the general kiddish victory dance over them. They were the first to be cut down. His ax sung threw the air, it's mere swing seeming to give off a dark and twisted howl. As it eviscerated threw armor and flesh, causing them to fall to the ground. They were dead, all of them had been killed, next up was the last 6 of the group. He wouldn't have the benefit of a ambush attack like they did now. They turned to see him, it had been sometime since he pvped. But he didn't care, he turned the ax in his hand as his blond hair flashed back and a twisted grin seemed to be painted on his characters face. Perfect it matched the one on his own face in real life as they charged to one other. The zone erupted into combat as a 100 fought against clearly people who had never fought anything other then low levels. They were around 90-100 themselves. But they didn't know how to deal with him. The mage fired off a spell to debuff him only to see it do no damage...not only that he barely even flinched as he took on their paladin. The ax seeming to induce a fear aura, dropping their characters hit chance and added in a erode armor stack on anything he hit. He chuckled to himself at this ax's seemingly twisted power.

The fight lasted for a bit. Even though they didn't fight against another pvp in serious pvp before their was still 6 of them, and one mistake would get him killed. Defeating the purpose of saving the Heteromorphic around him. On the reach of the last one. He had his character use a grab command. Picking the knight off his feet. And he crushed the knights neck. Throwing it aside before having his character (for rp purposes) fall to his butt. The other Heteromorphic seemed to run up to him, thanking him. Obviously they weren't role players. So he didn't really reply as he would normal. With uncertainty and such as would come from his character. But with an honest no problem. They talked to him about a guild called Seekers, a protection guild for them. A sort of safe haven. And if he wanted, he could come with them. They would even pay him to follow and protect them from being attacked. He brushed it off. Saying they didn't need to pay him anything. Just he couldn't follow them into cities or near them because he would get attacked by the guards. The very things built into the game to protect anyone who broke the law. They merely laughed and introduced themselves. One, of the females were very happy. Adding him as a friend and more. He merely complied it was good to have made friends again.

For the most part, joining the Seekers wasn't as he thought it would be. It wasn't easy to get in for one. The heteromorphics of the group didn't trust him. Rightly so as he still wore the colours of his old guild. But, his reputation of being basically an amazing pvper and having participated in tournaments would seem to let him in. Though at a very low spectrum of the guild. Listening to orders from those higher then him. (Which essentially was everyone)

Trivia:
• Beware Malevolence. She will attack and torture anyone, without a second thought. After she is sated, Charlemagne will gain back his body.
• Destroying Malevolence will possibly lead to side effects to the soul it's bound to (Charlemagne in this case).

Malevolence new:
Malevolence old avatar:

Name(s):
• Malevolence
• Ma – Lee.

Gender:
• None, Avatar Female, prefers female reference.

Epithet:
• Soul Reaper

Race:
• Cursed Demonic Weapon Avatar

Total Level: n/a
•

Racial Level: n/a
•

Job Level: n/a
•

Karma:
• -500

Abilities and Powers:
• Ma – Lee isn't able to do anything in her avatar form. This standing she can still move things and interact with the world around her.

Active and Passive Abilities (Optional):
• Possession (Weapon): Malevolence has the ability to possesses Charlemagne after a set amount of time. This power is passive, and is a goal for her.
• NPC Reputation Negative (Weapon): She effects the way people look at Charlemagne by giving them a negative feeling about him. She doesn't seem to care though. This passive applies to only non-created characters. Or character's not made by players. As they technically aren't part of a “npc faction” like villagers, guards and such. They are part of the player or guild factions.
•

Over Rank Magics (Optional): N/A

Bonus Abilities (Optional, heteromorphic characters only): N/A

Special Skills (Optional):
• Posession (Weapon) Effect : She is able to possess Charlemagne, even with his limit exceed resistance.

Main Equipment: N/A She is a weapon.

Personality (Optional):
• She is quite the mix of a personality. She adores torture, gore and death. Delights in the sight of pain to others, and loves consuming souls. She pushes to try to make Charlemagne use her constantly. Though until the new world, she was never scene by anyone else but him. Often whispering to him, to try to make him fall into using her as per her code. How she will react now that others can see her is to be seen.

Background:
• She has been with Charlemagne since he began the quest chain to make her. Though not known to him at the time.

Trivia:
• She has never been seen before. When entering the new world, she reconstructed her body(avatar). Believing this would make Charlemagne use her more often.
• She doesn't wish for harm to occur to Charlemagne. Even though she clearly enjoys the pain and gruesome torture of others.
She is a special NPC. Not targetable by other characters (or players). Essentially immortal. However she can't harm other pc's or characters either. She is merely an avatar, not "really there".

Name(s):

• Robin(Cause Robin Hood)
• 3Hoody5you(Also cause Robin Hood, usually only used by herself.)

Gender:

• Female

Height:

• 190 cm

Weight:

• How dare you?!

Race:

• Elf

Title:

• True Bow

Job:

• Marksmen 15
• Wild Mage 10
• Ironbow 10
• Etc.

Residence:

• Guild Base.

Karma:
100?

Racial level:

• 0

Job level:

• 100

Stats:

• HP: 75
• MP: 50
• PHY. ATK: Exceeds Limit
• PHY. DEF: 25
• AGILITY: 100
• MAG. ATK: 75
• MAG. DEF: 25
• RESIST: 100
• SPECIAL: 50
• STAT TOTAL: 500 + Limit Exceed

Equipment:

• Sun Ravisher (Divine): A bow that is reminiscent of a phoenix with its flames etched feathers and is nearly as big as Robin herself. It fires arrows of light itself that ignore a portion of physical defense. In addition it has several firing modes, ranging from sniping, in which a sort of laser sight comes into play, to a shotgun like mode where a single draw will launch of cluster of arrows.
• Arachnid Gloves(Legendary): Gloves that have a strange spiderweb design on them. They can be used to stick to surfaces and objects as well being activated to send cover a large area in sticky webbing that impedes movement save for that of the wearer. The webs can are resistant to most forms of attack except for fire. In addition they provide a reasonable boost to agility.
• Shadow's Footsteps(Legendary): Dark boots that grant the user significantly increased movespeed that becomes even greater when in darkness. They can be activated to cover a massive area in a cloud of inky blackness
• Ghost Shadow(Divine): An armour made of ethereal strands that shimmer a pale blue color. It allows the user to become insubstantial ignoring lower level physical attacks and gaining the ability to move through other solid objects. However while in this state the user can't use physical attacks either and any magical attacks they use deal massively reduced damage. Despite its appearance its gives relatively high armor for its level and also has a substantial passive evasion boost.

Bio:

• Robin pre-bought the game and waited eagerly for months for it to finally come out and play. When it did she quickly created the classic elf archer and leapt into play eagerly. Though as she played she came to the realization that there was a lot of unfair things going on. Now that was naturally in a multiplayer online game but some of this stuff was seriously messed up. People being killed and prevented from even going into certain areas just because of their race? High level guilds hogging whole zones just for farming mats and killing anyone who got in their way? Not cool.
  
  Robin fumed as she played at the injustice of it all. Finally she made up her mind to do something about it. A particular section of one of the quicker routes to a major quest zone was being camped by a party that would harass demi-humans and fine them, sometimes even killing them. Robin waited until they ambushed yet another poor lizardman traveling by himself and then she struck. Arrows came hurtling into the small band, instantly killing the mage and wounding the others. A good start, but not a good end.
  
  The group quickly found out where the attacks were coming from and pushed forward behind the tank's shield and she was no match for four people without the element of surprise. Robin quickly died, though to her relief at least the lizardman had managed to get away safely. She re-spawned with a sigh of irritation, well obviously that wasn't going to work. She couldn't very well right the world's wrongs by herself and it wasn't like there were any pro demi-human guild lying around. After several more failed outings she sat down for a long think, frustrated by her in-ability to help.
  
  Then it occurred to her that she didn't have to take care of them, she just had to make sure the demi-humans could. Thus her legend began. Rather than attacking those way-ling noobs unable to care for themselves she made sure the noobs could. Robin first wrote a guide for Demi-humans on how best to avoid getting themselves killed by other players. It was an effective guide for which areas to avoid or how to get gear the would let you disguise yourself. All sort of handy tricks were listed in there for getting away from pursuers. Of course doing so put her in as bad a spot as those she helped. But that wasn't all, Robin even went so far as to outfit some of the more helpless ones. Giving them items that allowed them to change their appearance, become invisible, or sometimes just money.
  
  However by herself she still couldn't do as much as she wanted. To fund her efforts to end the ridiculous racial treatment she joined the guild Seekers of Fate. While the guild was not exactly the most ethical, at least they did it to everyone. In fact a large portion of the higher level players were demi-humans themselves.
  
  Eventually Robin re-wrote the guide in racial languages for specific races that she gained through a looot of grinding. Though they could be deciphered by certain high level magic casters the spell was rarely learned. Which of course upped the price tag some more. Her portion of guild funds from her guide was enough to satisfy her need to help out those who couldn't help themselves and the guild itself still profited. Win-win. Of course Robin wouldn't refuse one last party with her guild-mates at the end of it. It was a pity it all had to come to an end, Robin felt like she'd helped so many people when so could never do the same in real life.

Other:

• Has a sweet tooth.
• Vegetarian
• Likes showing off

Name(s):
Annwn

Gender:
Male

Epithet:
Lord of Rats
The Plague Rat

Race:
Doppelganger

Total Level:
-100

Racial Level:
Doppelganger: 15
Greater Doppleganger: 10

Job Level:
Assassin 10
Shadow Dancer 15(a class that is based off of quick combat and single strikes, mixed with specialized blink magic. In combat it often times looks like they are dancing around the battlefield with deadly grace, disappearing and reappearing seemingly from the shadows, hence the name.)
Sword Dancer 10
Weapon Master 5
Swarm Caller 15 (A relatively uncommon spell casting class, due to its lack of direct damage output and low effectiveness in a direct forward fight, instead relying on summoned swarms to deal large amounts of indirect damage)
Plague Bringer 10 (A higher form of the Swarm Caller job, and even more rare. The Plague Bringer focuses on summoning “plague creatures” (rats/bats/diseased animals/etc.) as well as calling upon various poison and disease spells to add some direct/indirect damage)

Karma:
-100

Stats:
HP: 85
MP: 60
Phy. Atk: 100
Phy. Def: 70
Agility: Limit exceeded
Mag. Atk: 90
Mag. Def: 70
Resistance: 75
Special Ability: 100
Total: (without limit exceed) 650

Abilities and Powers:
A terrifying mix of a lightning quick skirmish fighter, an indirect damage mage and a psychological warfare expert, Annwn in combat has been described as an animalistic dervish of fear and blades. A description that fits well, all things considered. Annwn begins a fight by observing a target, the longer the better, and waits for the perfect opportunity to strike from the shadows, seizing on surprise and the sudden confusion to aid his attack. If surprise is not an option Annwn opens with a torrent of illusions and summoned swarms, to sow both fear and chaos into the foes ranks and mind, before engaging.

His normal combat stance is a hunched over animalistic look, a look that is reinforced by Song often times twitching behind him like a sinister bladed tail.

Active and Passive Abilities (Optional):
Ring (causes a high pitched sound to emanate from a certain point, causing discomfort to and debuffing the ability to resist mind affecting spells/skills to all those that hear it)
Rat's nose (Allows Annwn to literally see sent trails)
Illusionary copies (creates multiple copies that all act and speak like Annwn, even going so far as to fight like him. But a single good hit and the fakes vanish in a poof of thick smoke)
Cleanse (Purifies the body of most toxins and poison)
Razor cloud (creates up a wide swirling cloud of razor wire)
Razor cloud: Toxin (a variation of Razor cloud that is coated in various potent toxins)
Razor cloud: Burst (oddly enough the best way to describe this variation of Razor cloud, would be to replace the razor wire with detcords, that are coated with high explosives)
Confusion: single target and mass (causes a bout of severe confusion in a single target, and mild confusion in an AOE. Both however have similar side effects such as, those affected lashing out in a fit of rage, those affected attempting to flee from some unknown thing, forgetfulness, and a temporary degradation of fine motor skills, which in severe cases turns into a temporary loss of fine motor skills)
Plague wind (Annwn breaths out a large sickly green cloud that chokes anyone in its area, as well as causes boils, blisters, and other sores to appear on any exposed skin)
Hearts Fear (A powerful illusion that causes those affected to see a smoky, shadow, of their worst living fear to apparate in front of them. The apparition deals no damage, and receives no damage as it is a trick of the mind, however frightening)
No more suns (A massive AOE that bleeds the color out of its effective area, turning ones sight greyscale. While being unsettleing, the spell also has the effect of lenghening and deepining shadows, which plays into Annwn's shadow dancer ability's)
Those of Secrets (summons a sizeable number of disembodied red eyes appear and seek out threats and targets within a set area. When they find something they pursue it, reporting their location to Annwn via a telepathic link)
Calling the Hungry (Summons a large swarm of spectral rats. They appear suddenly, pouring out of any opening into the room like a flood of small bodies, or by appearing from an inky black smoke. They will attack any living thing in their sight range, save for Annwn, and will consume any corpses already present or those they drag down with a voracious appetite. It should also be noted that the more the rats consume, the more rats continue to appear. They have no set health and therefor cannot be slain for extra health)
Rat Guard (Summons a pair over-leveled, armored, spectral Dire Rats that protects Annwn)

Over Rank Magics (Optional):
Blighted Earth (powerful magic rips up from the ground, creating large fissures that emanate with power and cause massive damage to those in the affected area. What it leaves behind is a wasteland, a grey sheet of torn earth and rocky crags, save for a single white flower that grows at the center of the AOE)
Omega Shift: Avatar of the Plague (not really over rank magic, but it is an ability that follows the same rules and regulations as over rank magic)

Bonus Abilities (Optional, heteromorphic characters only):
Perfect Copy (Due to his being a greater doppleganger, Annwn can perfectly copy any humanoid down to the most minor detail. He even gains a percentage of their skills and power on top of his own)
War Shifter (Annwn can change his form with little to no concentration in the midst of combat, negating the usual penalties for shifting mid combat)

Special Skills (Optional):
Shadow Blink/Slashing Blink: SD (A shadowdancer base skill/spell. Shadow blink is an at will spell that covers the caster in a thick smog like smoke, which rapidly dissipates only to form where the Shadowdancer has blinked to. Slashing Blink allows Annwn to deal damage, equal to one to three hits, if his blink path intercepts any person or monster along the way. Slashing Blink however is considered slower in speed, leaving behind a vapor trail, and has a shorter range than Shadow blink)
One with disease: PB (the skill learned by the plague bringer class. One grants Annwn with immunity from sickness and disease based attacks, as well as a resistance to various poisons)

Main Equipment:
Geri and Freki: Divine (A pair of twin Dussack Knives. Their design is relatively plain, with only a few scratchd on symbols adorning them. But despite their minimalist design, the pair hold true to their namesake (which translated means "the Ravenous"), as when one is cut with the blades the wound seems to be eaten away by an unseen force, stopping a few inches away from the wounded zone dealing death damage and giving the blades a stacking bonus to damage, penetration. If a target is killed with Geri and Freki, their body withers to a husk and grants the blades a massive bonus stack, equal to several normal stacks. As soon as the stacks grow beyond a fairly high number, Annwn can consume them to replenish health.)
Song: Legacy (An enchanted Rope dart that is animated and is controlled by ones thoughts. As such Annwn usually uses Song as a third arm during combat, lashing out with it in blinding fast attacks, or for mid fight surprise attacks)
Mask of the Snarling One: Legacy (Grants physical attack and resistance bonuses. Annwins breath through this one sounds like the low snarl of a beast.)
Mask of the Laughing One: Relic (Allows Annwn the ability to track movement through walls. Annwn's breath through this one sounds like a chuckle)
Mask of the Silent One: Legacy (Grants Magic power and magic resist bonuses. Annwn's breath through this one sounds like the empty breeze of a burned out forest.)
The Armor Of the Rat King: Unknown level (A highly customized suit of light armor that was originally forged as a high level mundane armor and then reforged again and again until it reached its current iteration. A suit of high strength, resistance and surprising flexibility, the Rat king’s armor mixes both high level magic and master quality mundane armor, making discerning it’s level almost impossible.)

Personality (Optional):
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Background:
Annwn first joined the world of YGGDRASIL a bit after launch, as part of the inevitable post-launch crowd that picked up the title after the gauntlet that was the public forum had a chance at it. From the get go the open world, shaped by the actions of players as much as by the developers, enthralled him. The result was many a sleepless night as he soloed through much of the lower rank challenges, preferring to be left alone for the most part. In truth he had a couple names on his friends list, but it was nothing too substantial, and no one of any real note. In any case he found that he rarely needed help, as none of the creatures, or even players posed that much of a threat.

That was until he reached level 15.

At this point he hit a wall, he was too weak to fight monsters alone, and his solitude (probably not helped by his being a monster race) made him an easy mark for higher leveled parties to pick him off in the wilds. So after a couple frustrating days Annwn dropped the game, moving on to other distractions as the wall he reached seemed insurmountable. Yet, after a couple weeks of separation Annwn logged back in and tried again to go at it, but as walls tend to do, it held fast and Annwn was on the verge of leaving once more, that was till he decided to try one last thing. Swallowing his apprehension, Annwn began to look for a guild to join. But, probably due to his choice of player race, he found that his choice of guilds that would take him slim indeed. Still he found one that he thought would fit him well, it was a small loosely organized group rather than a true guild, but with their help Annwn overcame his block and was once more enthralled with the game.

As time passed the ‘guild’ phased through multiple incarnations, as the old members would leave and the new members would take their place. A cycle that had formed with little to no actual input from the guild itself. It was during one of these transitionary times that Annwn came into possession of the Rat Mark. He obtained it during the "Dance of the Rat king" event. A unique nutcracker themed event that occurred near Christmas, it was a relatively straightforward event of go in, do the thing, kill the big guy, get the special treasure. Only the catch was that the person who scored the killing blow on the Rat King would be granted a unique treasure, and have his or her character soul bound to it. With most of guild wiped by the time they reached the boss, it fell to Annwn and a handful of others to finish the raid. After an hour or so, multiple close calls and more than a few potions, they finally succeeded in killing the boss, with Annwn scoring the last hit and gaining the Rat Mark.

The guild stayed together for a few weeks afterwards, until their growing power was checked by a couple of human only guilds that annihilated the members, and spawn camped them until they disbanded the guild.

Once more on his own Annwn wandered for a good number of days, until he came upon the reformed Seekers of fate. Happily joining their ranks he made sure to stand out as a unorthodox fighter and one of their better scouts and assassins. He lost track of how long he was with the guild, the hours of fun and comradery blending together and even now in the end of the game, he stayed with the Seekers, wanting to see the end with those he called friends.

Trivia:
He has a non-combat pet rat named Gnash
He will often change form based on emotion, so long as he is around those he knows.
He bares the Mark of the rat (More like a slightly living Tattoo than an item, The Rat Mark is inked into Annwn's back and provides him with information like a permanent/fixed eye from Those of Secrets)
His personal room in the guild hall is a bit odd (will explain later)