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7 yrs ago
Current Yes, I'm an oversize child. Deal with it. :P
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8 yrs ago
That moment you've got too many rp ideas floating in your head, but you don't want to overwhelm yourself? Yeah... I'm right there, suffering in silence.
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8 yrs ago
RP hunting is like finding the rare toy in the cereal box. Doable, but the time and effort is nearly more than I can bare!
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9 yrs ago
That amazing high when you realized how far you've come in improving your writing. It's impossible to describe, but drowns you in a positive glow.
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9 yrs ago
I love being a terrible person by making my PCs' lives miserable, it's art form that never gets old or boring.
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Username.....Fallenreaper
Nicknames....Fallen (preferred), Reaper, Devour of lost souls, etc.
Gender..........Female
Sign...............Libra (true to sign surprisingly)
Occupation....Wandering and exploring the caves of my insane mind
Location.........USA (Lost in the Cornfields!)

Status............Stable.



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Advance RP

Create-A-Hero
Accepting: GM/Co-GM Nitemare Shape, Hound55, & Dedonus


Formaroth Part 2: Throne of Lies
Still Accepting: GM TheDuncanMorgan


Casual RP

X-Men: The New Era - Issue II: Avalon Rising
Accepting: GM Almalthia, Co GM Pilatus


Legacy of Heroes: The New Age
Accepting: GM Jessie Targaryen, Co GMs Alfhedil and Apollosarcher


Nation RP

None

Arena RP

None yet.


Extra Stuff Featuring: Flight Rising.

Most Recent Posts

Freeshooter92 said
What do I owe you and why?


Freeshooter, I've replied to your pm. And will be sending you the links to your set...I hope you like them. XD
Give me time to catch up on things, guys..Please.
Freeshooter92 said
Act 2, actually. She was a scrublord then too. She's actually less powerful than her previous incarnation because she lacks her indestructable permasharp legendary lance! Please, its important to me, and I'll gladly forego any GM gifts to keep it. Seriously, I need it for her backstory.


Alright, but at least lower it to what I asked and it can remain Fortite armor. Please? If I compromise, then I hope you will too. It's not as easy to crack armor and keep some NPCs at lower levels for characters like Mar who doesn't wear armor.
ArchangelUriel said
Not in particular, but I do like a good back and forth idea process. You have something in mind?


I would have to look over your PC's sheet first to start brainstorming.

Ryonara said
That might be a problem than. I was hoping to make a Runecrafter Dwarf.


Sorry? You could wait a bit for the Dwarf just to see if anyone goes for an Ancient and when I cap off, then I could possibly allow you to have him. What's your other idea?
ArchangelUriel said
It's in the works. A new character. Much like Lacer, but more developed, and unique. I have it on my page in the character section of the guild, if you can find it. I should he able to finish it in time. However, I do like a stylish entrance if you want to go that route.


You got an idea in mind?
Ryonara said
Is that a tradition? First I've ever heard of it.Edit: I'm also wondering if it's okay if I make two more characters to use. I don't know if I'll use them often, but I want to jut try and play them anyways.


Go for it. I've got 2, had about 3 in the last one. So long as you want to, feel free though it's unlikely I'll accept anymore Ancient magics from you so that way it doesn't use all the IC space for them.
Freeshooter92 said
Wait, what about me? what's wrong with mine? I just fixed that omitted magic training bit (I was on the Xbox, I couldn't just copy the CS so I had to do it from memory. I knew I was forgetting something)Is it the armor? Because I had a Fortite set from the very start last game. Bio? I don't see anything off there...Appearance? Don't know how you'd have a problem there, unless I made something completely ridiculous.Magic? I had the jumpy wind spell and the lightning spell from the start last game too. I kinda need 'em both...I am perfectly willing to change anything problematic, just give the word.


It’s the Fortite set that I’m unease about and though I’m not against you having a suit of armor, I rather not such a high grade. I can deal with Crugheye or Steel since those are in lesser strength when in comparison. Yes, I understand there's others above it but it's still higher up then steel at least. Another thing is: that was ACT 3. this is ACT 1. You don’t need to worry about enemies, mainly cause I make their levels, and so will Rtron and Lucius (Unless they want me to whip their arses), fit to the character’s own level. It also means if Alaira has Fortite armor then she’s ineligible for any GM Gifts I might bestow on her. It's not fair to have both armor and a special item on top of it so if you're still intend on keeping the armor as Fortite, then at least lower it from full armor to a breast plate and leg coverings.

Lucius Cypher said
Character name: Annabeth Gulch


She's got my vote.
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Haklo then inherited the responsibility of Rift, the Desol Honorblade. It was a broken longsword made of blackened godstone. It had broken generations ago and the broken point was never found. Within the blade was the demonic spirit of Muardu The Aether Serpent, a demon who devoured magical energies. The blade was capable of cutting through magical barriers and deflect magical projectiles as well, absorb magic of fallen foes and transfer it to Haklo. However, with the blade broken, the demon is capable of taking magical energies as well and use it to attempt escape. To keep the demon in line, Haklo suffers excruciating amount of pain of both physical and mental.

As Haklo got older, his training got a bit tougher. Once he was training with one of the underling guards and it ended with Haklo stabbing him through the neck without remorse.


I think Lucius is right here… namely how did he come to the College or he heading there now?
As for the sword, I rather there be a limit of how many times he can use the ability. We can later on increase it through another means but some of the story elements might require magical barriers which if I read this right, would put Halko at an advantage when attempting to get into an area I otherwise wouldn’t want him in. :p So, let’s say about 3 times per IC mission and we’ll pm/OOC you if I don’t want him to bypass the barrier. Sound reasonable?

He might get too ruthless towards anyone he sees as a detriment to his goals.


Ruthless how and what way? Does he outright just attack or makes note for future disposal? Do accidents…happen as lessons to those that get in his way? This more my own curiosity and helps me determine if I should make a pet out of him or not.
Kentsukan said
Actually, I just realized that Calista isn't in Cell Block one; she's in Cell Block two. So she wouldn't have been there for the sweep, Ellri.


I was going to say...Tolun's not in Cell Block one. >_> Or Xid would've less lonely. :p
Lucius Cypher said
It's only because you belong here.Take your time than. Fallen is going to have the IC up on Wednesday if fortune smiles upon her, but I'm sure we can impediment something before or after.


What he said, if you're not going to be able to make it into the rp right on time then pm me and we'll make a special entrance into the College. Promise, I'm sure I can rope Rathel into it and it will be fun!
UserName: Fallenreaper

Character name: Khan Avrea Jevarath

Age: 98

Mageblood type: Obligatio

Favoured Magic Class: Demonomancy

Previous Magic training:

Race: Eysire

Appearance:

An 8 ft tall Eysire, his scales reflect his blood, Demonomancy, with bright red coloring and large wings. A genetic birth defect one eye is green and the other is brown, under stern looking features that give him a fierce and intense look when he frowns. At the back of his head is a black ponytail braided, streaked with red, coming down to his shoulder blades. He rather wear a tunic then a suit of armor since he rarely engages into too much combat, though when wondering he wears a breast plate and light armor crafted from the Scorch land smiths within his home city: Felldor. Upon his lithe, sinew body are five distinct scars upon five areas of his body. Each one claims a place related to the demon that engraved it, one on chest, left arm, leg thigh, right wing and right palm. All the scars are recognized as a runic symbol, artfully applied and about the size of a human palm. They are seemingly self-mutilated and crude at first glance, created to bind the demons in a special way. Those Runes are unable to be erased though healing means as they are forever a permanent part of the Esyire and his soul, going beyond just the flesh.


Like the image only with large wings in back, peering from his armor.











Bio:

Twin boys were rare occurrences for Esyires and so it was little surprise at the pride that filled both Thais and Yuna Jevarath when their first sons were born. Khan was the first out of his egg followed by a smaller Riddic and from that day forth they were inseparable as children. Thais, their father, was the High Chieftain’s cousin and a demonomancer among the court of Felldor which placed Khan’s whole family under the alliance of the High Chieftain. Khan’s childhood was mostly spent within the black stone walls and alley ways among the beautiful Esyire city, farther enriched when his brother often joined in his adventures. Riddic aided in his hunger for knowledge and seemed follow the older twin around like a puppy to a well-liked owner. In time they both took the rite of passage for all Esyire in their late teens, determined to explore the Scorch lands and prove their worth to their kin. It was a tradition in Felldor that served two purposes: to bring out their mageblood and test their merit to survive.

It just around the boy’s 15th birthday when both boys had just camped upon what Khan assumed was a stable rock piece after a long day traveling. Unknown to him or his brother, plates underneath them had shifted causing the world around them to tremble and shift violently. A large cracked appeared, the land underneath Riddic gave way, his attention distracted and unable to fly away before he tumbled into the seemingly endless gorge the quake had created. For a moment, Khan’s heart sank when Riddic’s grip was lost and he disappeared from sight! Unable to move he stood there frozen with fear. It was then, his brother’s voice crept into his head and called out to him. His brother’s mage blood was Psychomancy. Khan followed the directions towards where his brother was, sprawled out on a ledge, and begging for help. All Khan could remembered was holding out his hand to his brother and wishing for help as the veil around his hand was weakened. In his pure luck a small demon appeared. It edged to Riddic and started to pull smaller Esyire from the ledge, reaching where he was standing. That’s when his father, who had witnessed everything, arrived. Drawn by Khan’s demon summoning, he had never seen his father beam then when he had watched Khan’s first summoning. With a finger snap, Thais banished Khan’s first summoning back to the Inferno easily.

Both boys were returned to Fellldor and back into the arms of their Psychomancer mother, one who kissed and coddled them after hearing about their experience. Now there was a choice to be had: to either send Khan and Riddic away to Twilight College immediately or learn under the parents. It wasn’t until the pros and cons had been weighed that in agreement with the boys, they felt the later was best. For the next six years, Khan’s lessons were hard and relentless. It tested his body, mind, and soul, all of them left aching after the sun had went down. It wasn’t until couple of years later when his brother had displayed signs of ill that they had begun to drift apart. It had no known name but the effects were harsh as the younger Esyire’s mageblood was blocked and then faded, leaving him with nothing outside memories of what it was like to read minds.

Feeling helpless during Riddic’s recovery, Khan did the only thing he could and poured over book after book to seek a reversing cure. Any glimmer that had given Khan a small hope turned to ashes upon learning it had been tried and failed. In time Riddic had come to terms with his lacking mage blood and moved to Ironstead where he sought somewhere he wouldn’t be reminded about his lacking traits. The absence had left a hole in Khan’s heart which drove him steadily onwards. He journeyed across Tiien in search of a Leper. After 4 years, he finally located the man deep in the marshlands between the Orc Holds. The hermit, Orlando, turned out to be a fellow demonomancer who had discovered a unique way of binding demons using runes. Orlando theorized that one demon in the Inferno might have the cure to his brother’s aliment. In exchange for the information, the dying man taught him how to complete a ritual with one condition: the Esyire had to kill him afterwards. Khan grimly agreed.

It took 2 more years but Khan finally preformed his first ritual, driven on by his brother’s latest visit and the younger Esyire’s sober mood. The first demon Khan summoned was a powerful familiar level. The creature easily defeated him due to his lacking skills and experience. However, instead of killing him, this demon made an odd choice: he asked Khan why he was carelessly summoning demons. Having nothing to lose, Khan told him as the strange demon listened, a time spent in digesting the story before the demon decided to willingly bind himself to Khan. Surprised, the Esyire named him Rathel. That seemed like a life time ago. He was only 30 at the time and the thirteen years passed in a blink of an eye, each new demon challenged and bound during his researching for a certain demon. This was when he arrived at the Twilight College. A very young and still green demonomancer, Khan truly had little idea what he would get himself into until it was too late. The two years spent preparing before this moment were a waste in the end.

Something went wrong during the ritual causing the Twilight’s Archmage and previous demonomancer teacher to be summoned and interfere. They managed to save most of the Esyire, the young demonomancer hauled out in a broken and near death state. The events that transpired were unknown to anyone but Khan and those involved in an attempt to keep panic in check. It took two years from his life before Khan woke up in the medical wing. It was the crippled demonomancer, damaged during his attempt to hold off the creature that attempted to devour Khan, which greeted the Esyire. He delivered both the Archmage’s message, ending in an offer to remain at the College, and one other being a devastating piece of news. His twin’s death. While Khan had been in an almost comma like state, his brother had taken his own life after fearing the worse, Riddic’s last dream being of Khan torn up and slowly dying.

Pain beyond words had settled in Khan’s heart leaving him guilt ridden and depressed, the Archmage’s offer delayed until a better time. Grieving took well over five years until Khan was almost ready to start a new. He finally officially took the Archmage’s offer, agreeing to aid the College in areas it needed and lacked in as long as he was allowed room and board. Naturally the Archmage agreed. Another notable event in his life came when he was 58 after he met Karnage for the first time, a clicking Orc that didn’t seem to speak or understand common language. It wasn’t until Khan had requested the Pyschomancy teacher to translate while the Rune teacher prepared a translation stone for their guest. With the demonomancer teacher gaining in age and Khan’s responsibilities rising, Karnage had been requested to aid in the classes for a few years. Khan couldn’t remember the exact day the Orc went along his way but it was only a few months, forty years later and making him 98 that Karnage returned to Twilight College. Thankfully it was in the nick of time because Khan had become the headmaster to enact in the Archmage’s stead recently!

….Ren help him, it was likely to be a long day.

Good Attributes:

Khan has a wide selection of knowledge due to his history seeking a way to help his crippled brother, namely with Arcanite itself. An addition to this trait, Khan also has developed a high patient level which aids him greatly against any unsavory attitudes towards him. A great sense of organization and sometimes overly neat, he can easily dig up information instantly and without trouble. He can also see the potential within people on first glance and often grows slightly disappointed when they don’t show/see it themselves.

A perk in his demonomancy is any of his five demons die in battle then they merely return to the Inferno realm where their wounds heal for the next day. If a demon is banished there during battle by Khan, then they are unable to enter the same battle again. This rule doesn’t apply to when a demon isn’t injured at all, the Inferno having nothing to heal or reason to keep them there other than storage. There are a few demons, namely Zaad and Rathel, which Khan trusts unsupervised and free roaming.

He’s a traveler to some degree having been all over Tiien, so he’s able to determine routes and directions well enough. He also knows a wide range of languages though some he might be more limited when comes to speaking then others since it might require a finesse he doesn’t have.

Bad Attributes:

Negatives to his binding of the five demons:

*Each time he summons a runic demon, the weight on his body increases and Khan’s chances of dodging become harder. Any attempts, usually, might end with him being more damaged then if he actually braced himself against it in the first place. Having all five out, he’s at the mercy of his demon’s abilities combine team work and only able to direct them until all the enemies or his demons are defeated. Any demon killed in battle is unable to be summoned for the rest of the day but if they are withdrawn however, have to be uninjured; they are unable to pop right back into that same battle.

*The binding scars also have a downfall: his body has suffered for the price. His ability to fly is mostly limited to gliding over a few miles before he has to rest, unable to keep it for very long and constantly. If he’s killed then Khan’s soul will be ripped apart, no longer existing and unable to be reborn again. It is as if he doesn’t exist anymore…

His hobby, fireworks, can sometimes be both a problem and a blessing. While amazing and pure eye candy, it’s no hard to catch things on fire. During his experiments, he has incorrectly mixed his powder in seeking for a desired effect which could result in huge explosion. He has received a number of complaints from a few of the teachers, namely the Geomancy and dwarf Rune crafter, Val, that cause him endless grief. Old habits are sometimes hard to break for him. Though he encourages students to put out the fires as they need the practice after all to become good mages and it spares him from having to ask the other teachers...

Khan tends to keep his problems to himself, a combination of his pride and belief he’s sparing others the burden. It does become clear something is bothering him when he begins to isolate himself, becoming more and more withdrawn with excuses of projects to school matters, letting the worry, frustration and anger pent up over time. Until they are finally release as this could happen of its own will or though outside interference, but rarely it is in anything more violent than a shout… so far.

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