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D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

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Tis fiiiine.

Fate / Collide

-Master of X-

"Tch. Tch. Yes I am!"

Name: Muhammad Avdol

Age: Late 20s

Description: A fortune teller from Cairo, Egypt, Muhammad Avdol stands at 188 centimeters and weighs 90 kilograms, sporting a medium-heavy build. His Stand, Magician's Red, appears as a humanoid figure with a bird-like head. It has a heavily muscular upper body and its feathered legs are sometimes covered in burning flames. Its arms have claws instead of nails and it wears dark bracelets on both of its wrists.

Gifted with his Stand from birth, Avdol was already raised into the lifestyle similar to that of a magus, learning all sorts of occult knowledge as well as studying other sorts of Stands. Avdol is best described as a serious, responsible, and overall righteous individual. Once he had heard of the Holy Grail War, he had joined in order to ensure that no one sinister would get their hands on such a powerful relic that is said to grant wishes.

Specialties:

Magician's Red:



Muhammad Avdol's Stand, a psychically generated entity that is said to be a physical manifestation of the user's fighting spirit, is bound to his person. Stands can only be seen by other Stand Users, as well as Spirits (such as Servants), Psychics, and most Magi. More information on Stands, in general, could be found here.

Magician's Red, specifically, is a medium-ranged Stand capable of generating and manipulating flames. These flames could be hot enough to melt even metal, and Avdol is able to manipulate them without restraints. Avdol utilizes a multitude of techniques with his Stand's flames, such as firing salvos of ankh-shaped flames, tying his opponents in a rope made of flames, and creating a heat-based "radar" used to detect others in his immediate vicinity. Because the flames are a part of Magician's Red, those who cannot see Stands also cannot see the flames, although they can feel the heat from the Stand as well as see the waves of heat emanating from it. Magician's Red also sports notable physical strength, although it has no special close-ranged techniques, and is best utilized in a wide area at a medium range.

Esoteric Knowledge:

As a professional fortune teller, Avdol is knowledgeable in divination, notably the symbolism of the tarot cards which he uses. Avdol also knows a great deal about Stands and their powers, although this knowledge seems to be limited to only most other Tarot Stand Users. Avdol's knowledge also extends to Magecraft, and while he isn't a Magus, himself, he has enough knowledge on the subject to know about most other schools, such as Astrology.

Wish: Muhammad Avdol currently has no wish for the Grail, with his overall goal of joining the war being to prevent more sinister individuals from possessing the Grail.

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

Sir Mirdas Jaaranth, The Scaled

First of Fin

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@Guardian Angel Haruki@0 Azzy 0

Mirdas gritted his teeth at the Captain’s rebuttal, preparing to find a way to rush in and save the girl from his grasp. Before he could act, however, everyone rushed in to attack the bandits head-on, some paying no heed to caution as a blade had laid bare against a child’s neck.

The brash fools, Mirdas thought, as he braced his shield, charging into the fight and making his way to the one named Bernie. He knew he had to at least get him away from the girl before he could attack her, especially with the chaos that this battle has brought. If an innocent were to die and Mirdas could have done something about it, what sort of knight would he even be?

”Run, child!” Mirdas shouted as his shield made impact with Bernie. Having almost tripped on a pebble, Mirdas was afraid he’d have lost the momentum of his charge. Luckily for him, however, the Bandit Captain’s bearings seem to be quite broken, with Mirdas successfully pushing him away. Now that he is in a perfect position to apprehend all these lawless heathens and bring them to justice...

”By th’will of Persana, all of thee shan’t not pass!” Mirdas declared, followed by a warcry in Aquatic; a declaration of some sort of challenge, to those who understand. And so, quite suddenly, a divine shockwave of energy erupted within the camp, stemming from Mirdas, with fading, faint golden light pulsing out from him in a circle. This dimly glowing light had surrounded all the bandits near him, compelling them not to flee from the finned fighter. For the Captain, however, the light seemed to dim, a sign that he has overcame Mirdas’s divine challenge.

Effects

Mirdas Jaaranth
HP: 23/25

Mirdas moved forward, successfully shoving Bernie back five feet before stopping in front of him. Mirdas then uses his bonus action to issue a Champion’s Challenge to all the bandits within the camp.

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

Alrighty! Gonna write my post now, and I’ll save my reaction for Opportunity Attacking Bernie should he try to run, anyway.

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Great! Mirdas would like to use his Channel Divinity to issue a Champion’s Challenge on all the bandits.

Champion’s Challenge

As a bonus action, you issue a challenge that compels other creatures to do battle with you. Each creature of your choice that you can see within 30 feet of you must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, a creature can't willingly move more than 30 feet away from you. The effect ends on the creature if you are incapacitated or die or if the creature is moved more than 30 feet away from you.

DC is 13

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Five feet away sounds idealio. Mirdas will move forward after the shove, to continue staying in Bernie’s face. Will all the bandits be within a 30 feet radius from Mirdas after this movement?

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

How is this going to be flavored? xD

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

Let's do it then!

... 6 on Athletics to shove.

On second thought, let's hope he critically fails D: