@Rhiannon
I mean any form. Because I intend to make my OC a skeleton that was brought to life.
I mean any form. Because I intend to make my OC a skeleton that was brought to life.
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"Remember to look at the stars not down at your feet." Inspired me ever since. Rest in peace Professor Hawking
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I don't know why, but the boredom is killing me slowly
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Hey, I wonder if undead is considered a species?
@Overlord Thraka @Letmehaveone2
Inside the humid forest, a young man, or not so young, in his late thirties, wandered around, as he held a bow in his hand and a bunch of arrows behind his back. His attire today totally explained his purpose here, hunting for some food. He would prefer a more vegetative meal, like mushrooms or so, but there was no guarantee that he would find them here.
But then he witnessed a not so common sight: the park.
"That's weird, I haven't seen this before."
He casually walked into the park, his bow holstered back into his back. He didn't want to cause any bad attention. And in his fovea, he saw one cute little dog suddenly transform into a human, and a young blonde as well. Now this is strange...
He decided to approach them, but not without displaying his friendly self
Inside the humid forest, a young man, or not so young, in his late thirties, wandered around, as he held a bow in his hand and a bunch of arrows behind his back. His attire today totally explained his purpose here, hunting for some food. He would prefer a more vegetative meal, like mushrooms or so, but there was no guarantee that he would find them here.
But then he witnessed a not so common sight: the park.
"That's weird, I haven't seen this before."
He casually walked into the park, his bow holstered back into his back. He didn't want to cause any bad attention. And in his fovea, he saw one cute little dog suddenly transform into a human, and a young blonde as well. Now this is strange...
He decided to approach them, but not without displaying his friendly self
Name: Ethor
Nickname: The fallen horseman
Age: 38 (current human form), 216 (age ever since he turned undead), 82 (when his former human body died)
Gender: Male
Powers/Skills:
+Necromancy skills: Everything in his undead forms are created by necromancy, including his sword, horse and soldiers.
-Summoning armies: Ethor can use his necromancy to summon undead creatures like ghosts, skeletons or zombies, and gives them weapons for them to use. Ghosts and skeletons are generally weaker than normal humans, while zombies are a lot tougher, but their combat capabilities are limited. But he can summon them in very large number.
-Buffing in strength: Ethor can use his necromancy to buff the strength, agility and reflex of his undead troops
-Leadership, swordmanship and horse riding skills
-Intellect: He can be seen applying tactics with his soldiers
-Necromancy slash and bolts: He can swing his sword, sending an arched necromancy slash towards his enemies, or jolster it, sending necromancy bolts to them.
-Necromany regeneration: He can regenerate it by himself without a cemetary, but this requires calmness and concentration so you won't be seeing him using this in battle. Worse, it heals slowly, so he would have to wait until the end of the battle to use it.
Weaknesses:
-Necromancy reliant: He has a lot of it, but if he runs out, chances are that he's screwed. He can still retain his undead form, but is completely powerless.
-Not very strong himself: He is very powerful with his army, but physically speaking, he isn't that powerful, not as tough as other creatures.
Species: Undead
Crush: "None, I'm dead!"
Relationship: "Single, but I wish not. But who would be willing to fall for an undead?"
Personality: When in human form, Ethor would appear a wise and calm character, with a slightly mischevous attitude towards younglings. A generally active and helpful person when it comes to dealing with normal life stuffs, although when it comes to money, he is quite selfish, since he is also struggling with his mundane life out of the battlefield. But when the circumstance is urgent, he would abandon that selfish self to help those around him. Despite being undeads, he also has conscience and a sense of justice. Not really a hero who fights for justice all the time, but he at least has common sense about what is right and wrong. He is quite a fun-enjoying guy, but doesn't like to speak loudly in front of many people
In his undead form however, because he has yet to fully control his necromancy power, sometimes he is prone to loosen himself to the murderous aura that he ejects. His appearance turns much much older, growing a white beard (well, he was born 200 years ago). From a calm and composed character, Ethor, when transformed, turns into a totally aggressive, battle-hungry ghost, whose head burned with fury. He would not hesitate to charge down his enemy, stomp his adversaries with his horse to death, whether or not they are still combat capable or are running away. He's ruthless in battle, not accepting any form of surrender, preferring to either retreat, or go down in honor (or not, since he's dead). With his undead troops, he also appears to be charismatic, as he shows no hesitation to shout in his ghostly voice loudly to boost the fighting spirits and combat capabilities of his soldiers. Basically in combat, he is fierce, brutal, ruthless, brave and determined
History:
Back over two hundred years ago, he was a human, who served as the grand general of a deceased kingdom. Serving over seventy years within the army, he was regarded among his soldiers as the most intelligent, and most charismatic of all kinds. Born from a lowly and humble family, his tireless efforts to rise in ranks within the army managed to gain support from many, and eventually he received the honored promotion from his king.
But then, a long one-hundred years war broke out between his kingdom and a more superior neighbor kingdom, resulting in millions, possibly billions of deaths. Despite being regarded as a great general, the incompetence of his officers dragged him down, and because of the sheer size of the war itself, he could not end the war himself. For sixty years fighting for his kingdom, despite having earned some victories, he just could not bring it to an end, as troops kept pouring one after another to him to fight against. Eventually, his old age worn him down, and he was killed, decapitated, during his magnificent cavalry charge.
Unsatisfied, and his anger for the opposing kingdoms still lingering within him, the nethergod returned him to life as a headless horseman (or rather a formless head). And he sped away into the darkness of the battlefield, and whenever battle occured, he would be there, with his fallen soldiers, to haunt his enemies.
But then the inevitable comes, the war ended in both kingdoms' destruction. And so, being left with no purposes of his undead life, he began to travel the world while learning to control his necromancy. And when the place is right, he settles down, in a thirty-eight years old body, and seeks a peaceful life.
Other: Extremely careful in money managing. Likes to tease youngsters. Gains more necromancy when close to dead people (like cemetary)
Appearance(s):
Human form (Pretty much like, just forget the accessories and glasses)
Undead form (Yes, with the horse and sword)
Likes: Necromancy, money, friendly people.
Dislikes: Bad people (obviously), those whose aims are to disrupt his peaceful life,
^_^
Nickname: The fallen horseman
Age: 38 (current human form), 216 (age ever since he turned undead), 82 (when his former human body died)
Gender: Male
Powers/Skills:
+Necromancy skills: Everything in his undead forms are created by necromancy, including his sword, horse and soldiers.
-Summoning armies: Ethor can use his necromancy to summon undead creatures like ghosts, skeletons or zombies, and gives them weapons for them to use. Ghosts and skeletons are generally weaker than normal humans, while zombies are a lot tougher, but their combat capabilities are limited. But he can summon them in very large number.
-Buffing in strength: Ethor can use his necromancy to buff the strength, agility and reflex of his undead troops
-Leadership, swordmanship and horse riding skills
-Intellect: He can be seen applying tactics with his soldiers
-Necromancy slash and bolts: He can swing his sword, sending an arched necromancy slash towards his enemies, or jolster it, sending necromancy bolts to them.
-Necromany regeneration: He can regenerate it by himself without a cemetary, but this requires calmness and concentration so you won't be seeing him using this in battle. Worse, it heals slowly, so he would have to wait until the end of the battle to use it.
Weaknesses:
-Necromancy reliant: He has a lot of it, but if he runs out, chances are that he's screwed. He can still retain his undead form, but is completely powerless.
-Not very strong himself: He is very powerful with his army, but physically speaking, he isn't that powerful, not as tough as other creatures.
Species: Undead
Crush: "None, I'm dead!"
Relationship: "Single, but I wish not. But who would be willing to fall for an undead?"
Personality: When in human form, Ethor would appear a wise and calm character, with a slightly mischevous attitude towards younglings. A generally active and helpful person when it comes to dealing with normal life stuffs, although when it comes to money, he is quite selfish, since he is also struggling with his mundane life out of the battlefield. But when the circumstance is urgent, he would abandon that selfish self to help those around him. Despite being undeads, he also has conscience and a sense of justice. Not really a hero who fights for justice all the time, but he at least has common sense about what is right and wrong. He is quite a fun-enjoying guy, but doesn't like to speak loudly in front of many people
In his undead form however, because he has yet to fully control his necromancy power, sometimes he is prone to loosen himself to the murderous aura that he ejects. His appearance turns much much older, growing a white beard (well, he was born 200 years ago). From a calm and composed character, Ethor, when transformed, turns into a totally aggressive, battle-hungry ghost, whose head burned with fury. He would not hesitate to charge down his enemy, stomp his adversaries with his horse to death, whether or not they are still combat capable or are running away. He's ruthless in battle, not accepting any form of surrender, preferring to either retreat, or go down in honor (or not, since he's dead). With his undead troops, he also appears to be charismatic, as he shows no hesitation to shout in his ghostly voice loudly to boost the fighting spirits and combat capabilities of his soldiers. Basically in combat, he is fierce, brutal, ruthless, brave and determined
History:
Back over two hundred years ago, he was a human, who served as the grand general of a deceased kingdom. Serving over seventy years within the army, he was regarded among his soldiers as the most intelligent, and most charismatic of all kinds. Born from a lowly and humble family, his tireless efforts to rise in ranks within the army managed to gain support from many, and eventually he received the honored promotion from his king.
But then, a long one-hundred years war broke out between his kingdom and a more superior neighbor kingdom, resulting in millions, possibly billions of deaths. Despite being regarded as a great general, the incompetence of his officers dragged him down, and because of the sheer size of the war itself, he could not end the war himself. For sixty years fighting for his kingdom, despite having earned some victories, he just could not bring it to an end, as troops kept pouring one after another to him to fight against. Eventually, his old age worn him down, and he was killed, decapitated, during his magnificent cavalry charge.
Unsatisfied, and his anger for the opposing kingdoms still lingering within him, the nethergod returned him to life as a headless horseman (or rather a formless head). And he sped away into the darkness of the battlefield, and whenever battle occured, he would be there, with his fallen soldiers, to haunt his enemies.
But then the inevitable comes, the war ended in both kingdoms' destruction. And so, being left with no purposes of his undead life, he began to travel the world while learning to control his necromancy. And when the place is right, he settles down, in a thirty-eight years old body, and seeks a peaceful life.
Other: Extremely careful in money managing. Likes to tease youngsters. Gains more necromancy when close to dead people (like cemetary)
Appearance(s):
Human form (Pretty much like, just forget the accessories and glasses)
Undead form (Yes, with the horse and sword)
Likes: Necromancy, money, friendly people.
Dislikes: Bad people (obviously), those whose aims are to disrupt his peaceful life,
^_^
I like something like this. I'll be keeping an eye on this
Save one spot for me, I will be making the character soon
Interesting, I'll see if more joins the RP, then I will consider going for it as well
Good day to everybody in the role player guild. For introductory purposes, I am a new upcoming writers on the fanfiction.net, having written a few stories and short stories on it for a while, and are still continuing there.
So what drove me here? Well, I have been wondering for a while if my characters can interact with other characters from the same universe or different universe. And so I delved into the concept of roleplay, and found it very interesting. I have been on roleplay sites on the fanfiction.net forum, but they are quite inactive, so I decided to search somewhere else. And I accidentally stumbled here. And it's amazing to see how active it is.
Like many roleplayers, I am also very keen on grammars and spellings, so you don't have to worry.
And my favorite genre for the RP, I like either fantasy or science fiction (I would prefer it to be a little bit anime like). Scenarios can differ, but I like apocalyptic or post-apocalyptic scenarios. And since I have been writing for quite a while, so any kind of roleplay is fine (free, casual or advanced, it's all good to me)
Thank you for your time reading, and I look forward to be roleplaying with you here on this forum
So what drove me here? Well, I have been wondering for a while if my characters can interact with other characters from the same universe or different universe. And so I delved into the concept of roleplay, and found it very interesting. I have been on roleplay sites on the fanfiction.net forum, but they are quite inactive, so I decided to search somewhere else. And I accidentally stumbled here. And it's amazing to see how active it is.
Like many roleplayers, I am also very keen on grammars and spellings, so you don't have to worry.
And my favorite genre for the RP, I like either fantasy or science fiction (I would prefer it to be a little bit anime like). Scenarios can differ, but I like apocalyptic or post-apocalyptic scenarios. And since I have been writing for quite a while, so any kind of roleplay is fine (free, casual or advanced, it's all good to me)
Thank you for your time reading, and I look forward to be roleplaying with you here on this forum
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