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Aight!
So then everyone is okay with it? I can whip up a character?
I could tutor you.
I assume you've got the people you need for the first round-about, so I'm just gonna note my interest for the next round. If possible.

And hai. I'm back.
Character name: Mordem
Aliases and/or titles: N/A

Age: 26
Height: 5'7
Weight: 160 pounds
Body type: Lean

Mordem has jet black hair with a slight ice white streak shooting backwards from the root at the top of his forehead, the rest of his semi-short slightly messy hair is sideways parted. His two blue eyes are surrounded by dark, tired eyelids, signs of years of sleep deprivation and excessive pill popping. His skin is pale and lifeless, a faint remnant of redish hue adorn his cheeks, nose, and lips. A vein portrudes visibly on his forehead, and his cheeks reveals a slight amount of wrinkles around the mouth upon frowning.

He wears a white combat jacket with a popped collar; a lightweight gray reinforced ceramic vest underneath, and a black harness consisting of two suspenders connected to a waistline belt, on which four pockets and two gun holsters are connected. Two pockets (below), and the two holsters (above) on the suspenders, front. Two pockets on the belt, behind. A sword sheath, with a red handle, black hilt, silver bladed katana, is attatched to the behind of the harness, at a comfortable level for easy vertical retrieval. Both arms of the jacket, with a pocket on each side below shoulder level, are wrapped up just beneath the elbows, revealing skin between the jacket and a pair of black leather gloves. Over which black lightweight hard plastic elbow guards, going from the elbows to the wrists, and from the wrists to the knuckles, are attached separately. Complementary of the jacket, is the white combat pants, with two pockets running down each side, below the waist, and above the ankles. Black lightweight hard plastic leg guards, going from the knees down to the ankles, over a pair of black combat boots with reinforced steel tips serves as the finishing touch for the whole set. Another gun holster is wrapped around his right thigh.

Abilities:

Mordem has trained and studied extensively for most of his life to reach physical and mental perfection. He is well past the peak human condition. He has become an instrument of death, and he likes to show it. He has great aim. His close combat is such that he´s able to take down several human-leveled opponents with ease. His acrobatic skills are inspiring, parkouring near impossible angles and heights. He is, despite these talents, at heart, still human, and so does not boast much of a defense other than his equipment. His strength is nothing to brag about, he could kick down a door, but that's about it. In combat, he relies heavily on mobility, and would quickly find himself in a heap of trouble if he started getting hit, due to his noteworthy lack of sturdiness. His body is human after all.

Equipment:

Armor:
- 1x lightweight ceramic body armor.
- 1x set of hard plastic elbow and wrist guards.
- 1x set of hard plastic leg guards.
- Reinforced leather gloves for steel wire handling.

Weapons and gadgets:
- 1x Custom black/white 45. Colt with a slim grip to fit Mordem's hands perfectly. It has a small, but potent flashlight attached to it's bottom. 8 bullets per clip.
(Attachable; Silencer. ) - Holstered in the left holster of his chest harness.
- 1x Mp5k black/white 9mm. 30 bullets per clip. - Holstered in the right holster on his thigh.
- 2x Combat knife; one in the back of his right boot, the other in his left, both have sheaths.
- 2x high explosive grenades, left back pocket.
- 1x Smoke grenade, upper left combat pants pocket.
- 1x C4 charge w/ detonator, right back pocket.
- 1x High-range frequency radio, attached to belt. Usually turned off.
- 1x High-powered gas powered grapple gun; 60m steel wire attached to harness. Right chest holster.
- 1x Mini-Re-Breather (1 minute): This small device fits over the users mouth and nose, it has a silver capsule attached to it's bottom, and allows them to breathe for a full minute before having to replace capsules, a process that takes too long to accomplish in combat.

- Katana: His katana, silver forged, is a story in itself. A priceless artifact he obtained after slaying it's previous owner, he has come to prize it as a most effective tool for his missions. It is a thing of magic, and will, as long as he wields it, deflect incoming projectiles (that he is physically capable of deflecting, boulders and skyscrapers are a no go) even if he is not aware of them. The sword has a will of it's own, and does this on it's own accord. However, If it is not able to see the projectiles coming, with it's 360 degree vision, it can do nothing about it. It has yet to attempt to communicate verbally to Mordem, and he is completely unaware that it is anything but a fancy magical gimmick. The katana is not unbreakable, but it's pretty damn close. If it ever were to break, shit would go down, and it would not be pretty, so it should not happen. Ever.

Non-Essentials:
- Cellphone (Old Nokia)
- Cigarettes
- Lighter
- Pack of bandages
- Adrenaline shot
- Bottle of painkillers

Any relevant weaknesses: N/A

Personality:
He's good, and he knows it. In fact, he kind of hates it. Things just aren't that fun anymore. He slings a bullet, guy drops dead, the end. Why can't they ever get up again!? It gets tiresome. Winning. Victory does not smell as sweet as it used to, but then again, back then, he wasn't numero uno. Fuck that shit. Mordem is a narcissist. A pretty big one at that. It does not help that he's also pretty pessimistic, at least he's grown to be lately. Prone to fits of anger, freaking out and getting into trouble. He's tired of being the best. He's tired of mediocrity. Easy victories. That shit just isn't good enough for him anymore. No, he needs bigger. Better. More explosions, grander entries. Nowadays, he tends to announce his arrival. Just to let the other guy know he's coming, you know? Make things fair. Doesn't fucking help, guy drops dead, crowd cheers. Woh fucking do. Tried doing it blindfolded once, almost killed him, no satisfaction. Everyone is a disappointment.
I'm pretty busy with a tabletop roleplay, but I'm alive and well. I'll come back with a character at the end of the summer vacation or something, when I have more time to spare. If this thing can survive that long.

TL;DR: I'm filling my days with things I'm not able to do during non-vacation time.
Schradinger said
Uh... LeeRoy? I'm pretty sure it's your post in the wastes... Has been for the last week. PinkFlower has a point. It's not just everyone else's fault that things seem dead around here. And I'm not aware of any recent arguments going on in the multiverse threads.


Shut your trap mouth! Your momma! *Flips off*

Ah, I couldn't resist.

How are you?
Done.
LeeRoy said
Hey, so.I've been thinking.The three reviewers thing works for character reviewing, nerfing, buffing and the like. But due to a recent argument that made Drag ragequit, I'm kinda realizing that we should probably vote on a stand-in GM until Skallagrim gets back. To resolve arguments, help with rulings, so on and so forth.So, would a vote to see who would be in charge be a good idea?


Are you asking us to vote for making a decision to make a vote?..

I'll skip it and vote Khan. Because plot.
Tantalum makes an excellent point.

Personally, I fully agree that Fury is helluva OP when held in the intermediate tier. This has become very clear to those of us who review and accept characters, as we're always trying to determine how balanced a character is according to the rest of the multiverse, and we're almost forced to make a separate fury-tier that characters can tempoarily power up to for them to not get insta-killed in his presence.

That being said, there's no -actual- problem with that. Most of the intermediate characters are unable to deal with Fury, but would never fight him unless they sought him out. His overpowered nature is only a problem in an applied fight, and since we can decide, at all times, whether or not we want to fight someone, people would only be fighting him by their own choice.

In a perfect world, he'd either scale down, or boost up (permanently) to high-tier, but it's not something to make mountains out of molehills for.
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