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Star Wars: Shattered Reflections

CS

Name: Davad Sanaa
Species: Human, unknown origin
Gender: Male
Affiliation: Himself.

Weapon

Blade is orange.

Appearance

A blond human, his hair is cropped in an undercut. The long crop on top of his head is usually tied, and his hood is often up. He wears a very simple robe like garment, with a short hooded jacket over top, and a belt for his equipment.

History: Born a slave in the Sith Empire, when his Force sensitivity was sensed as a child, he was shipped off to Korriban to be brought up as an Acolyte. He learned the ways of the Sith through the usual cycle of abuse and the pushing of his physical and mental limits.

Many slaves and acolytes come to accept their position, and of those that don't, few survive trying to do anything about it. Davad was one of them. A Sith assassin took him on, intending for him to be an expendable minion on a mission to slay a Jedi. When they had their target in their sights, still undetected, Davad ignited his saber early. His master thought this was incompetence, and she turned hers to the Jedi, thinking she would need to fight them now that their position had been revealed. She sensed his intentions at the last moment, as his saber plunged into her back. He took hers from her, and fled the Jedi, using the starfighter they had lined up as an escape craft.

Davad hates the Sith, for what had been done to him his whole life, for the lives of his brothers and sisters he had been forced to take. But he values his freedom too highly to join an open rebellion against them. And he holds his rage too close to his heart to be easily turned to the Jedi way. Despite leaving the Sith Empire, he still believes in their code. As far as he is concerned, his passion turned to strength, to power, to victory, and to his freedom.

Star Wars: Shattered Reflections

CS

Name: Davad Sanaa
Species: Human, unknown origin
Gender: Male
Affiliation: Himself.

Weapon

Blade is orange.

Appearance

A blond human, his hair is cropped in an undercut. The long crop on top of his head is usually tied, and his hood is often up. He wears a very simple robe like garment, with a short hooded jacket over top, and a belt for his equipment.

History: Born a slave in the Sith Empire, when his Force sensitivity was sensed as a child, he was shipped off to Korriban to be brought up as an Acolyte. He learned the ways of the Sith through the usual cycle of abuse and the pushing of his physical and mental limits.

Many slaves and acolytes come to accept their position, and of those that don't, few survive trying to do anything about it. Davad was one of them. A Sith assassin took him on, intending for him to be an expendable minion on a mission to slay a Jedi. When they had their target in their sights, still undetected, Davad ignited his saber early. His master thought this was incompetence, and she turned hers to the Jedi, thinking she would need to fight them now that their position had been revealed. She sensed his intentions at the last moment, as his saber plunged into her back. He took hers from her, and fled the Jedi, using the starfighter they had lined up as an escape craft.

Davad hates the Sith, for what had been done to him his whole life, for the lives of his brothers and sisters he had been forced to take. But he values his freedom too highly to join an open rebellion against them. And he holds his rage too close to his heart to be easily turned to the Jedi way. Despite leaving the Sith Empire, he still believes in their code. As far as he is concerned, his passion turned to strength, to power, to victory, and to his freedom.

Star Wars: Shattered Reflections

Character is done.

If you know MTG's color identities, he is very firmly in Red, with just a touch of Black.

Star Wars: Shattered Reflections

CS

Name: Davad Sanaa
Species: Human, unknown origin
Gender: Male
Affiliation: Himself.

Weapon

Blade is orange.

Appearance

A blond human, his hair is cropped in an undercut. The long crop on top of his head is usually tied, and his hood is often up. He wears a very simple robe like garment, with a short hooded jacket over top, and a belt for his equipment.

History: Born a slave in the Sith Empire, when his Force sensitivity was sensed as a child, he was shipped off to Korriban to be brought up as an Acolyte. He learned the ways of the Sith through the usual cycle of abuse and the pushing of his physical and mental limits.

Many slaves and acolytes come to accept their position, and of those that don't, few survive trying to do anything about it. Davad was one of them. A Sith assassin took him on, intending for him to be an expendable minion on a mission to slay a Jedi. When they had their target in their sights, still undetected, Davad ignited his saber early. His master thought this was incompetence, and she turned hers to the Jedi, thinking she would need to fight them now that their position had been revealed. She sensed his intentions at the last moment, as his saber plunged into her back. He took hers from her, and fled the Jedi, using the starfighter they had lined up as an escape craft.

Davad hates the Sith, for what had been done to him his whole life, for the lives of his brothers and sisters he had been forced to take. But he values his freedom too highly to join an open rebellion against them. And he holds his rage too close to his heart to be easily turned to the Jedi way. Despite leaving the Sith Empire, he still believes in their code. As far as he is concerned, his passion turned to strength, to power, to victory, and to his freedom.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

PM replied.

Please don't kill me.

Star Wars: Shattered Reflections

@KoL Well, if ToR is cannon enough, they existed at that time.

I'm considering joining, I've been wanting a SW RP for a while but I'm shocked at how few there are. I'd either play as a Jedi, or maybe a reformed Sith if that's reasonably allowed.

EDIT: Reformed is not a great word. More like dissenting.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

I'll co GM. And we can put Richard in as we've already discussed, to add another NPC.

The Dark Star: Dawn of the Third Keeper [Reboot]

Rolf will be arriving, he was called for the purpose of joining the party.

I posted in the Char tab myself, that CS has the Necromancy thing, as well as Rolf's weapons added, if you wanna go look at it.

The Dark Star: Dawn of the Third Keeper [Reboot]

Rolf

Name: Rolf White
Age: 28
Gender: Male

Appearance

Rolf is a little short, very thin and looks a little sick most of the time. His hair has already lost all color, and is permanently silver white. He's dressed warmly, usually has a staff with him, and smells of sandal wood.

Weapons

A dagger made from a femur. If Rolf's father is to be believed, it was his grandfather's. It's enchanted to be harder than it ought to, and to stay sharp. Other than that, it's just a dagger.



A staff of sandalwood. The runes carved in it are for channeling Rolf's mana into a spell that compels the undead to leave the realm of Life. It's not foolproof, but sometimes it's all he needs to do. Even when it doesn't work outright, it weakens the target for Rolf to cast his own spells.
It has some effect on other non-worldly or non-corporeal creatures.

Personality: A shockingly congenial person. Those who know him by trade first are surprised by his demeanor, and those who know him by demeanor first are surprised by his trade. He has a certain zest for life, enjoys drinking and is often smoking; both habits he will aggressively offer to share with those around him. He is vaguely benevolent, and fairly generous, his simple tastes making greed useless to him.


Bio: Rolf comes from a long line of necromancers in his mountain hamlet of Estercrest. His family has had a great deal of Mana in it for as long as anyone can trace back, and somewhere along that family tree they turned it toward death. Their trade makes some people uneasy, but the people of Estercrest have long since embraced their usefulness, even if they keep their distance socially. The White family have historically used their powers to settle inheritance disputes, find lost things, or even solve murders by simply asking the dead about it.

They are also a force of protection for the village, undead creatures fear to go there, and the White family will even travel when asked by a foreign community.

Rolf is the eldest of three siblings, one shows no gift, and the other is their father's current apprentice. Rolf was the apprentice when he was younger, traveling with his father and learning the art. But he is a fully fledged necromancer in his own right now, and has taken up some of the responsibility, his sister taking his place as apprentice. While his sister is training, she serves Estercrest and the surrounding area with their father. Rolf, meanwhile, takes care of any work that requires travel. His work takes him all over the country, from the most urban of cities to the most remote of villages. He makes good money, and sends much of it home to Estercrest.

On Necromancy

A necromancer uses their Mana in an unusual way. Instead of directing it out into the physical realm, they use it to create paths between Life and Death. Through these paths, they can communicate with spirits, or even draw them into Life. This Mana pathway allows the dead spirit passage, and becomes a direct link between the soul of the living necromancer and the dead spirit. It allows communication or, if need be, for the necromancer to bind the spirit to their will and control them. Connecting to Death has an effect on the bodies of the practitioner. It takes away the color of their hair, and makes them sallow and pale. Physically, they are usually of normal health, but they appear to be weakened by it. It is only an appearance, however. Death leaches the color from their bodies, but nothing more.

This same connection can be forged with a being already on this side of the Divide. Since the dark curse enacted by Celestia, many beings return from death to roam the earth, and a necromancer can create a mana bridge to their spirit as well. For a Black Necromancer seeking a servant, this is done easier than pulling the spirit from Death. Meanwhile, a White Necromancer would seek to force this being back into Death.

This connection can also be made with living things, but living vitality in and of itself creates a very strong defense against it. Only the very strong, and quite insidious would even attempt to subvert the will of a living thing. The closer one is to death, though, the less vitality they have and the easier prey they are for a Black Necromancer.

As Mana users, most Necromancers have other tricks up their sleeves, though the practice of necromancer is very time and energy consuming and they would usually learn bare minimums. In addition to this, the sort of magic they seek to learn is often colored by their predilection for the morbid.

The Dark Star: Dawn of the Third Keeper [Reboot]

On Necromancy

A necromancer uses their Mana in an unusual way. Instead of directing it out into the physical realm, they use it to create paths between Life and Death. Through these paths, they can communicate with spirits, or even draw them into Life. This Mana pathway allows the dead spirit passage, and becomes a direct link between the soul of the living necromancer and the dead spirit. It allows communication or, if need be, for the necromancer to bind the spirit to their will and control them. Connecting to Death has an effect on the bodies of the practitioner. It takes away the color of their hair, and makes them sallow and pale. Physically, they are usually of normal health, but they appear to be weakened by it. It is only an appearance, however. Death leaches the color from their bodies, but nothing more.

This same connection can be forged with a being already on this side of the Divide. Since the dark curse enacted by Celestia, many beings return from death to roam the earth, and a necromancer can create a mana bridge to their spirit as well. For a Black Necromancer seeking a servant, this is done easier than pulling the spirit from Death. Meanwhile, a White Necromancer would seek to force this being back into Death.

This connection can also be made with living things, but living vitality in and of itself creates a very strong defense against it. Only the very strong, and quite insidious would even attempt to subvert the will of a living thing. The closer one is to death, though, the less vitality they have and the easier prey they are for a Black Necromancer.

As Mana users, most Necromancers have other tricks up their sleeves, though the practice of necromancer is very time and energy consuming and they would usually learn bare minimums. In addition to this, the sort of magic they seek to learn is often colored by their predilection for the morbid.