Lord Santa

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Seriously, I just go on a ride for 15 minutes and there're like another 15 posts. Everything happens when I'm not looking.

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Wow, everything happens when I'm asleep.

Imma throw in my two cents on how to kill a Mord and I figure it's one of two ways: Water or numbers. Because I figure Mord armour is really heavy, and considering the fact that it's about 2.5 meters tall, it'd be especially heavy so I figure they can't exactly swim very well. The second way is because I would think that Mords usually don't travel in groups so you could maybe overwhelm one with numbers.

Also, Hi Potato.

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Man, I go off and play games for like an hour and this grows so much. Look forward to starting :D

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@Lord SantaLol, simple is best, no probs with background. However, you used 9 adv. points, you have one extra.

@Medjedovic

As in I used one too much or I still have one to use? I'll assume it's I used too much

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I figured that would be dumb, so here's my CS. Tell me if anything's wrong with it.

(Ignore the dark stuff)

::GENERAL INFO::

Name: Gilbert
Age: 29
Gender: Male
Race: Mord
Element: Fire
Background: Gilbert’s pretty friendly for a Mord. He was, always has been, and for the foreseeable future will continue to be the friendliest Mord one can meet, which isn’t that hard considering the fact that Mords aren’t exactly the most sociable people in the world.

Being raised in the underground homes of the Mords gave him a more ‘philosophical’ outlook on the state of his body and he figured that there were too many miserable people in the world already. As a result, he tries to lighten the mood a lot and he likes to laugh. He talks far more than normal Mords and is generally brighter. It works somewhat, despite being a 2.5 meter tall metal-bound colossus with a massive greatsword.

At age 24, Gilbert went out into the world and signed up for the Vukodavs and went around killing stuff for money. Then, 5 years later, he left. He found out he didn’t really like killing stuff for money and instead went on a self-discovery journey (still killing stuff but for free this time) to see the world and become strong.

::ADVANTAGES::

Level 1 Swordsmanship: It’s not like Gilbert’s amazing at swordplay, but he swings around a heavy greatsword with bit of grace, so he’s actually pretty good. He’s better than your average greatsword thickie, basically.

Level 4 Strength: Gilbert’s really strong. Strong enough to freely swing his really big sword.

Level 1 Agility: Gilbert’s also pretty fast and can do backflips and stuff. He’s also pretty dextrous.

Level 2 Endurance: Gil’s pretty tanky too. He’s got quite good stamina and can take a lot of hits.

Oh, and if you’re wondering about his big sword,

Here it is.

It’s the buster sword.

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Ok, which would be better, a Mord or an Arkard that pretends he's a Mord?

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<Snipped quote by Lord Santa>

Nothing, they don't have points for power.

@Medjedovic

@Aphelion Nonono, for Mords those 5 points for powers don't exist.


EDIT: BTW, I changed number of advantage points from 10 to 8.

@Medjedovic

Alright, good to know. I'm working on a CS right now, hopefully I'll get it up soon.

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@Lone Wanderer I think I'll just reduce the number of points given to 8. Works the same way as your suggestion.

@Lord Santa Nope. They still get anima element though.

@Medjedovic

So what do Mord PCs use their points for?

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So Mords can't use magic?

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I'm going to throw in some interest here. Got a lot of free time now.