Crusader Lord

Santa Celia: Coast to Coast

@Lord Wraith They can very much appear human. Like any kind of human, if need be. ;)

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Haha, so you mean like

Bablyon Spoiler

Kingu

? Honestly, its a nifty idea. Plus the amount of time that has passed since the gods killed Enkidu, it should be feasible, wouldn't be the most crazy thing we have. I mean, we got a demon lord possessed cyborg who's badass.

He'll fit right in with extreme Eighth Grader Syndrome Girl the Fake Magitech user. Meming I swear. Hopefully bossmen like it.

@DocRock

*screams in Saint Quartz*

I see you are a fellow person of culture, Doc. XD

Santa Celia: Coast to Coast

@DocRock

Enkidu

You, good person of the internet, get an internet cookie for guessing my idea spot on there. XD

The base idea was "old mud/dirt composing Enkidu was found", since it radiates a magical energy likely (even if faint), and it was used in the creation of a new "mud doll" by a powerful mage. While not a divine construct, this makes this "copy" Enkidu essentially pretty dang strong on a superhuman level in what it can do. Altering height/weight/form, essentially its appearance is not like the original but is fluid and shape-able at its own will.

Plus it can use earthen substances to regenerate lost mass.

This one isn't made by the gods in this case, though the original was made by the gods and thus its recycled materials are great in quality, but it is still quite a force to be reckoned with if it went all-out. Still defeatable, killable, not some god-mod thing that is unbeatable.

Albeit sleeping gas probably won't work on a mud doll, haha. XD

But, er....heck i hope this idea isn't a terrible one. It is not something meant to be overpowered, but still rather strong in what it can do. A thing best for brute force and versatility in form/shape being applied for uses like spying, unlike the better specialized and varied abilities of everyone else in the RP. ^^;

Santa Celia: Coast to Coast

You all usually active on your Discord server?

On a side note....is a non-human character, say a being made of mud by a mage, a possible acceptable idea (i ask out of curiosity)? XD

Olympus Academy // A School for Demigods and Demigoddesses

@Altered TundraNo prob, no prob. Thanks for making some things clear!

Olympus Academy // A School for Demigods and Demigoddesses

@Altered Tundra Er, ah, t-thank you for your comments! ^^;

Hmm...what would you mean by "dial it down". I suppose a fusion thing would be out of the question then, a bit too close to the original myth and...that is an odd myth yes. What about the first one though? Er...i can try to think of some ways, but, er, i suppose i also want to know a bit more about what you mean by "grounding" it more in this particular case.

I guess overall, what kinds of parameters would you want about them to better "ground" and "dial it down" as a backstory then? Her choice and all of that stuff.

I can understand trying to make sense though. Every day of my life. @_@

Olympus Academy // A School for Demigods and Demigoddesses

@Altered Tundra Well, i suppose the reference a touch of mythology, touching into some real irl matters.

There are a few ways i was thinking it could go down, though i am afraid to ask considering the awkwardness of such a concept and not wanting to offend, listing a couple ideas here for reference:

Thoughts

1. The child is born intersex, and is allowed to grow until they decide "what they feel more like" on their 6-7th birthday. Then on that day, Aphrodite asks them what they want to be. After all, as a goddess, she loves her children and wants to help them move on. Child then wishes, "i want to be as pretty as mommy...but, if i want to i want to be a mommy or a daddy!", doing so from an innocent and pure perspective of a young kid being approached with a matter more serious than they know.

Aphrodite agrees if that is "what they want", and grants this wish. Boom, both sets of organs, but an overall beautiful female body as they grow up.

I know it sounds very odd....but i suppose it is an exploration of what, if a Greek goddess was in this situation, could happen at the child's request. Someone in a position that many would potentially find struggle in, and the unique take on life that could be had from such a position.

2. Apollo prophesied to Aphrodite that she was pregnant with twins, with both twins being conjoined, weak, and potentially going to die if nothing was done and one or the other died. But to try to save their lives, or at least save on or the other due to the situation, the goddess essentially fused them together, using the fusion of the bodies of Hermaphroditus and the nymph Salmacis from legend (aka the past for her) as a reference for her doing this.

This had been done before to unite the bodies of a nymph and her youthful son by Hermes (Hermaphroditus) forever, saving the youth from the nymph's...assault. All in all an obtuse solution only possible when Greek deities decide to meddle in thing and fiddle with humanity, really, and in this case a goddess trying to help keep at least one twin alive.

End result, a similar situation but more skewed due to the odd nature of this "fusion" to try to save a life. You get the OC being rather female physically, but with male parts. Or a female with both sets of parts, or similarly unique arrangements only possible via the gods' power. A "what-if" scenario imitating an old legend about one of Aphrodite's divine children.

Ironically, such children were tied to prophetic tidings, i believe. If i read up right on things. But, er, hopefully this is all legible. ^^;

Olympus Academy // A School for Demigods and Demigoddesses

@arabxlla Same! Welcome to the Guild, Wonderland of RP's and all sorts of oddities! XD

Olympus Academy // A School for Demigods and Demigoddesses

@Altered Tundra Makes sense, i suppose. Thanks for answering! :D

Honestly, i was wondering about one of other other deity ideas because a herm character of some sort is tempting to make. I suppose a bit of a reference back to the legend of Hermaphroditus to an extent, a small yet not often talked about part of Greek legend. Though i suppose Aphrodite could suffice potentially, were such a character ok by your standards.