Lugubrious

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Death

Name: Death
Game Origin: Darksiders 2
Appearance:

Death

Personality: Death is an arrogant, sarcastic, cold and calculating anti-hero who is resourceful and opportunistic. He can also be cunning, such as when he devised a plan during the Abomination crisis, deceiving both his enemies and allies in order to achieve his goal. He is usually very ruthless, much preferring to achieve victory by any means than lose. Despite his seemingly harsh nature, Death can be kind. He can (and has in the past) help people in their endeavors, even if the end goal does not benefit him personally.

Background: After War was accused by The Charred Council of starting the Apocalypse prematurely and imprisoned, Death would not believe this and set out on his own to find some way to save the younger Horseman. Unknown to the Council, Death traveled to The Veil in search of the Crowfather. He intended to speak to the Crowfather in hopes he would know of a way to resurrect the human race and prove War’s innocence. The Crowfather told Death that the key to proving War’s innocence would be found in The Tree of Life and opened a portal there.

Before Death could enter, the old one closed the portal and refused to open it again. A ferocious battle ensued, in which Death would have defeated the Crowfather. An amulet that the Crowfather had around his neck fell and shattered on the ground, it’s glowing green fragments shooting out and imbedding themselves within Death. The Horseman was rendered unconscious and the Crowfather died, a dark vortex forming around the two and consumed them. When Death awoke, he found himself in the Forge Lands, home of the Makers. Soon, he found out that this land was filled with Corruption and this corruption would soon destroy the Tree of Life and the rest of the land along with it.

After a long and perilous journey, Death was close to reaching the end of his quest. He came face to face with the Avatar of Chaos, the thing that was spreading all of the corruption. A brutal fight commenced with Death prevailing over the Corruption. The Horsemann made it to the Well of Souls where he knew he had to plunge himself into it to resurrect the Human Race and save War. But before he could do so suddenly a bright light came forth and overtook him and everything around him.

Specialty: Melee Combat
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10

Powers: Death Grip - A power that allows Death to use a ghostly hand to pull items towards him or pull himself up to certain points he cannot reach regularly.

Strengths:
Agile - Death can use his tremendous agility to climb, run on walls and leap large distances.

Weapon Combat - Death can wield a variety of weapons such as armblades, gauntlets, and claws to maces, axes, and spears.

Crafting - Although not nearly as good as a Maker, Death has learned to craft and can create weapons and potentially other items as well.

Weaknesses:
Ranged Attacks - Death much prefers using his signature scythes or other close-range melee weapons to fight his enemies. Because of this, he is extremely inept at using any type of ranged weapon.

Spirits: None

Kindred Spirits:
None

Inventory: Death carries his scythe The Harvester with him. The Harvester has the appearance of two short dual-wieldable scythe blades that can be joined together to form a double bladed scythe staff.

Here's my sheet. Let me know if I need to add more info on anything.

@Ninja

Ah, Death! Fun to play as and surprisingly deep in terms of character. While you should also list 'glass cannon' or something similar under his Weaknesses, since he's not terribly good at taking hits and should have that lacking defense to balance out his agility and high offense, he's otherwise good. It's optional, but I would suggest putting a couple entries into the Kindred Spirits section, unless you have no other game characters you'd like Death to interact with, take power from, or resurrect as your second character.

Gods below, with so many video games its hard to choose one.

@Zelosse

Spoiled for choice, are we? There's certainly a lot of good picks out there! While the RP will begin soon, its beginning will not lock out new applicants, so take all the time you need to decide.

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I'm done! Not the character I was expecting to play as, but I think this is an interesting choice.

Michael De Santa

Name: Michael De Santa
Game Origin: Grand Theft Auto 5
Appearance:

Image

Personality: Michael is a man of many contradictions. He is egotistical and narcissistic, and goes after material things, even though they don't bring him any happiness. He has a hard time coming to term with his mistakes, and has a great deal of self-hatred as a result. This gives him a short temper, and when he gets angry, he often makes poor and irrational decisions. He has a rather cynical outlook on the world, and is very sarcastic. He also has a hard time dealing with criticism, and displays a great amount of hypocrisy. Despite all this, he cares deeply for his friends and family, and during his robberies, tries to limit civilian casualties as much as possible. Recently, he has started to acknowledge his flaws and past mistakes, and has been trying to improve himself as a person.

Background: Born as Michael Townley, he grew up in a poor family, with an abusive and alcoholic father, who left him and his mother at a young age. During high school, he was a star quarterback on the football team, but he wasn't able to make a career out of it. After high school, his troubles with the law began. He began to commit robberies to make money, and as time went on, his skills improved, becoming an excellent marksman and learning to lead a crew during heists. In 1993, he met Trevor Phillips, and the two went on to commit a number of heists and other criminal acts. Later, he met his future wife Amanda while she was working as a stripper, and they had two children together. Because of this, he wanted to find a way to escape his criminal lifestyle. An opportunity came in 2004, when the FIB agent Dave Norton offered him a deal- fake his death at the hands of Norton, in exchange for payments and a mansion, while Norton gets to rise to fame for killing the infamous robber.

He took the deal, and got to start over, changing his last name from Townley to De Santa, while him and his family moved to a mansion in Los Santos. However, he began to have regrets about abandoning his past lifestyle. He found his new life to be empty and pointless, and he spent most of his days getting drunk or lounging around. His relationship with his family became strained, and he became very narcissistic.

Later, due to a chain of events caused by an anger-induced lapse of judgement, he owed millions of dollars in debt. In order to pay it off, he had to go back into his old business, with his new associate Franklin Clinton. After many events (a.k.a. the plot of GTA 5, a lot of stuff happens in that game and if I tried to summarize all of it we'd be here forever), Michael was rich, and was able to reconnect with his family, and begin improving himself as a person, retiring to a much happier life than the one before.

At least, he would have, but someone (cough cough, Galeem) had to fuck everything up.

Specialty: Sniper
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10
Powers:

• Bullet Time: For a short amount of time, Michael can enter a trance-like state, slowing down time and greatly improving his accuracy with ranged weapons. He can use this to make very precise shots, or take shots at several enemies at once.

Strengths: (Things your character's always good at, or always can do; essentially, passive abilities or bonuses. You start with three, but you can add more in place of powers when you level up)

• Expert Marksman: Michael is deadly accurate with firearms. He has a great deal of experience with almost every type of firearm, and he knows how to hit targets accurately and consistently.
• Thorough Planner: Michael has made a living out of his well-planned heists. While planning out a bank robbery might not perfectly translate to planning an attack on enemy forces, the prior experience still helps.
• Vehicle Operator: Michael can operate planes, helicopters, and boats. He's also a skilled driver, due to the many times he's had to escape the cops in a car.

Weaknesses:

• Out of Shape: Due to his age, abuse of alcohol and cigarettes, fondness of fast food, and his preferred daily routine of either watching TV or sitting by the pool all day, Michael is not in the best physical shape. He has low stamina, and will get exhausted faster than most.
• Only Human: In the end, Michael is just a guy in a suit, with no special abilities to protect him. A single well-placed shot could end his life.

Spirits:

Kindred Spirits:

• Trevor Phillips: Michael's old partner in crime. While they were at odds when they met each other again, they've been able to mostly forgive each other.
• Franklin Clinton: Michael's newest business partner. Together, they took on several dangerous heists, and made fortunes.

Inventory:

Custom Barret M82: The Barret M82 is a large, semi-automatic, .50 caliber sniper rifle. This specific rifle was custom built to Michael's specifications. Some notable customizations are: a lightweight yet durable alloy frame, a variable zoom scope with both thermal and night-vision modules, and an advanced recoil system that makes your shoulders hurt less when you fire it. However, even with these customizations, the M82 is still most effective when fired from a prone position, a good distance away from the target. Given its large size and heavy recoil, it's almost impossible to use the weapon effectively in close quarters.

Custom Mini Uzi: The Mini Uzi is a smaller version of the 9mm Uzi submachine gun. This one has been customized with the addition of a suppressor and a red dot sight. It also uses high-capacity 30-round magazines. It's a highly effective close range weapon, and its small size makes it easy to conceal. However, it isn't very effective at longer ranges.

Rifle Case: A carrying case for the Barret. It protects it from dust and dirt when not in use, and has a strap that allows the case to be carried like a backpack. It also contains a cleaning kit for the rifle.

Earplugs: A simple, but very important piece of gear. Wearing these prevents Michael from going deaf each time he fires the Barret.

Suit: A stylish gray suit. It has special pouches sewn in to carry the Uzi and ammo for it and the Barret.

Gold-Rimmed Aviators: A pair of designer aviator shades, rimmed with 24 karat gold. Besides being very fashionable, they keep the glare out of Michael's eyes.

@thedman

An interesting pick. There are actually a few points I might review with you, though. At this point we already have three or so gun-users, including one sniper (Zer0), and one who essentially has bullet time (6 and his VATS). I wouldn't deny Michael on these grounds, but if he checks a lot of the same boxes as other characters, he might not be as fun or unique to play.

That's basically it, actually, and whether or not it's really a concern is up to you. I might have asked you to tone down his arsenal, but I let the Courier's three guns through so it's no problem.

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The whole Zero thing is not a problem. In text, the o or 0 at the end will distinguish them, and in speech, characters might invent nicknames, just say 'hey, you', or just say Zero and have comedy ensue.

Also, @Stern Algorithm, Din is accepted! Welcome to the party.

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@Lugubrious
Sorry for the delay, been dealing with some... Issues in another RP's discord.

But here's Zer0. Let me know if anything needs edited or explained / details added / changed.

Zer0

Name: Zer0
Game Origin: Borderlands 2
Appearance:

Full Body

Challenger Card

Personality: Zer0 is an enigma. Very literal, he only speaks in haiku, and ultimately a rather silent type. Zer0 is the epitome of 'mysterious' and his personality greatly reflects that. Some may even wonder if he's even human...

Background: Warning, contains Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The PreSequel spoilers on the off chance that you're still avoiding those.

Zer0, the mysterious Assassin, has led a life. Probably. From being 'recruited' by Handsome Jack just to have an attempt on his life made, Zer0 and the other surviving Vault Hunters teamed up to.... Kill Handsome Jack. Which they did, murdering thousands of people along the way as they paved a path of destruction against the psychos of Pandora's wastelands. Having killed the Warrior, an ancient alien weapon, and Jack there were some other adventures from battling Pirates to a Tournament to the death to hunting in the wilds to torturing a guy for information while their friends played DnD upstairs!

Since then, Zer0 and the other living Vault Hunters had teamed up with other Vault Hunters, searching the Galaxy for new Vaults and allies for a mysterious war that loomed on the horizon.

And if there's one thing Zer0 knows, it's murder and mystery.

Specialty: Stealth | Assassin | Decoy
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10
Powers:

• Stealth. Zer0 becomes invisible, deploying a holographic decoy of himself

Strengths:

• Agility, Zer0 is light on his feet.
• Marksmanship
• Swordsmanship

Weaknesses:

• Can only speak in Haiku
• Squishy (aka, little in the way of defenses)
• No social skills

Spirits: (See Spirits section for details. Start with none)

Kindred Spirits:

• Athena (Borderlands: The PreSequel)
• Gaige the Mecromancer (Borderlands 2)
• Maya the Siren (Borderlands 2)

Inventory:

• His trusty sword
• Some crappy sniper

@Old Amsterdam

Looks good. I hope you'll enjoy playing as him!

Meanwhile, say hello to Tora, the soon-to-be team's brand new comic relief meatshield mechanic.

Tora

Name: Tora
Game Origin: Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Appearance:

Tora is a Nopon with a tiger-like coat of light and orange-brown, with a cream-colored underbelly and tips. He stands exceptionally tall for a Nopon at about three feet, and is accordingly heavy.

Personality: Like all Nopon, Tora is both gluttonous and frugal, but these are far from his most defining traits. Most notable are his passion for mechanics and inventing, and his desire to be a Driver and go on adventurers. He's the kind to focus on his work to a fault, locking himself up for hours on hours, forsaking sleep and proper care to get his projects just right. He's almost as passionate about games, like Tiger Tiger!, which he made himself. In this regard he is brilliant and ingenious, capable of great accomplishments, but in others he is lacking. 'Obsessive' characterizes him pretty well, and it's lead him to be somewhat of a shut-in despite being very friendly and liking to talk and socialize with others. Of course, this is also in part because of his tendency to decide his activities by what interests him, forsaking duties and people that do not. Regardless, he's a fun and goofy character, however awkward, annoying, or dumb-seeming at times, and he's happy to make friends and help them out however he can.

Background: Tora's story begins with a simple fact: pretty much no Nopon is able to resonate with a Core Crystal and awaken a Blade. When young, newly enamored with the idea of becoming a powerful and respected Driver, he tried along with his grandfather Soosoo and his father Tatazo to resonate with a Core Crystal, but all failed. Yet, the three remained determined, and together the three Nopon put their collective smarts and ingenuity to work to make an artificial Blade. The project demanded countless hours of obsessive devotion, and the help of a number of assistants like Muimui, but the trio put the work in. Not long after the invention of two key components, the Ether Furnace and the Black Box, a masked Nopon entered the workshop with a gang of savage Tirkin, shot Soosoo, and captured Tatazo. Only Tora escaped.

Tora made his way to Torigoth, the largest city on Gormott, and in its underbelly made himself a home. Sad and alone but not robbed of his mechanical aptitude nor inventive spirit, he lived a shut-in life as he worked to make money and achieve his family's dream. His nature led him afoul of the Ardanian soldiers that protected Torigoth more than once, and after a couple years, his low-key resentment for the 'bully soldiers' led him to take a potshot with his newly-invented Boom Biter at a water line to allow a couple of strangers, who he recognized as a Driver and Blade, to escape. That was how Tora met Rex and Pyra, a fated duo, and embarked on an adventure that would span the whole world.

Before setting out, however, Tora was able to complete -with Rex's help- his greatest work: the realization of his father and grandfather's dreams, an Artificial Blade he named Poppi. The two maintain an extremely close bond despite her occasional disrespectful behavior. Since he is only a Driver because of her and she is one of his only friends, he values her immensely.

With Poppi at his side, Tora joined Rex on his mission to bring Pyra to the mythical place known as Elysium. On the way, while staying at an inn in Alba Cavanich, his group awoke during the night to the sounds of an attack. After rushing outside and engaging the perpetrator in a chase, Tora discovered to his surprise that the attacker was none other than a robotic girl he identified as Lila—the artificial Blade that was the life's work of his father, Tatazo. Lila escaped, but eventually the crew tracked her to a remote facility where they found that Tatazo was alive, and being forced to manufacture soulless Artificial Blades against his will as weapons of war for the chairman of Argentum Trade Guild, Bana. Tora freed his father and reconciled with him, only to come under attack from Lila and Tirkin mercenaries under the control of Bana and Muimui, who revealed his hand in the attack on the family workshop so long ago. In the ensuing struggle, however, Poppi helped Lila break free from Bana's control, and then developed a new combat form in the fight against Bana and Muimui's ultimate Artificial Blade, Rosa. Tora and his friend ultimately prevailed, leading to the arrest of Bana and Muimui and the recovery of Tatazo.

Tora's journey, however, was far from over. To repay his friends for helping him, and to live up to the mantle of a Driver, he remained with Rex and the rest to see their quest through. In the end, though, their mission came to an abrupt stop in a beam of all-consuming light.

Specialty: Tank
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10
Powers:

• Incredible Constitution – whether it be as a result of his genetics, some mutation, or a blessing from the Architect himself, Tora's spongy, bouncy body is unbelievably durable. While he feels pain and can be stunned like anyone else, he is extremely difficult to wound, and even when wounded, heals remarkably quickly. He can survive falling hundreds of meters, come out of the typically fatal Core Crystal rejection process with a mere nosebleed, and facetank direct hits from enemies like the dark warrior Malos and the giant robot Rosa, just to name a few of his feats

Strengths:

• Whiz Kid – Tora is a brilliant mechanic and inventor, discerning of eye and crazy with hands. Given enough time to tinker, he can make all sorts of useful gear and machinery, made all the better by the right materials and a second set of eyes. Given that he's the Nopon who built and programmed Poppi, a powerful Blade with her own consciousness and free will, one can scarcely underestimate the handiness of this handyman.
• Attention Getter – conducive to his role as a tank, Tora has a knack for grabbing others' focus when he wants to, though whether being annoying and obnoxious is truly a strength is up for debate. This can help him distract enemies and protect allies, allowing them to work unimpeded.
• Deductive – while Tora might seem like an idiot or a ditz at times, he's no slouch in the mental department when it comes to figuring things out. He's quick to learn, understand how new things tick, and find flaws or weaknesses.

Weaknesses:

• Astonishing Lack of Speed and Agility – thanks to his tiny, stubby legs and profound roundness, Tora is terribly slow and graceless. He can scarcely manage a fast waddle on his own, jump only by flapping his wings, and evade only by unceremoniously tossing himself a foot or two in one direction.
• Unfortunate Lack of Attack Power and Range– while a good smack from his drill shield can hurt, and its oversized bit and surprise cannonballs can leave a dent, Tora is outdone is stopping power by practically anyone, particularly at range.
• Social Skills – Tora has two flaws in the social sphere, the first being his tendency to interact with people based on his own interest versus anything else, up to and including just forgetting about people that didn't interest him. The second is his rather socially-unacceptable love for maids and cutesy behavior, which he hides or deflects when he can.

Spirits:

Kindred Spirits: Poppi, Rex, Pyra
Inventory: Nopon mechanic's outfit, goggles, wrench, and his drill shield. The is a remarkable weapon, containing three small boosters around the edges and a frontal panel that's capable of opening up to extend a drill or fire exploding cannonballs (“Boom Biters”), albeit inaccurately. Though versatile, the drill shield is not a viable offensive weapon, and is best suited for blocking and inarticulate bashing.

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Hunter

Name: The Hunter, or simply Hunter.

Game Origin: Bloodborne.

Appearance:

 Personality: A silent, taciturn man. He rarely speaks, focusing more on the combat side of things. He's very goal-oriented, good at following orders and making snap decisions, and killing things, like, super hard. Seeks the Paleblood, a mythical substance, to cure his (not-too-prominent just yet) disease. Rather paranoid about the fact that one day he could be a beast too. Speaking of beasts, he hates them and basically anything resembling a nonhuman. He hasn't had the best experiences with them. While he's not superhuman strong, he is strong enough to haul around his saw cleaver, and he's got the willpower to ignore the pain of most non-fatal wounds and to draw his own blood if need be. Big fan of being mysterious. Suffers from a little memory loss about before Yharnam, meaning the life he remembers is primarily hunting. He doesn't even remember what he needed the Paleblood for.

Background: The Hunter came to Yharnam for the Paleblood. Paleblood, that mythical cure for all that ails. Yharnam, the city that sleeps. His memory of reaching Yharnam is foggy. Mostly what he remembers is waking up in a clinic and being basically press-ganged into the Hunt. Then he died shortly afterward. Then, by some miracle, he was alive again, apparently. He woke up in the Hunter's Dream, where he received his signature weapons, the hunter's pistol and the saw cleaver. From there he was set forward to slay the beasts. It wasn't long before he discovered that it wasn't just the Beast Plague. Something otherworldly had its hands on Yharnam. When the moon turned red and the beasts were granted eyes, the Hunter's mind suffered. His insight into the alien dimensions scarred his mind, yet he didn't stop the Hunt. The Hunt never stops. Or at least, it hadn't stopped yet. But the Hunter tried. He defeated the First Hunter, but as the Moon Presence descended to rend its terrible judgment, something happened. The Light came, this thing alien even to the Great Ones, and suddenly, the Hunter was gone.

 Specialty: He is overwhelmingly an offensive player. His entire style is evasion, parrying, and wrecking the enemy's day. Generally better up close in a fight, though his pistol has a decent range on it. Effective in both duels and mob fights.

 Level: 1

Experience: 0/10

 Powers:

 

 
• Violent Self-Mending - Feeds on blood to heal himself. This can be done either by cutting someone open and drinking or in the heat of the moment by simply drawing blood. If he has access to the appropriate materials, he can also craft a blood vial, which is a portable syringe that he can use to inject himself.

 Strengths:

 
• Snap Movements - Deceptively fast, allowing him to dodge most attacks and get into position for his own attacks. Also allows for him to parry attacks faster than most people can attack him.
• Pain Resistance - Doesn't really feel pain. He still gets injured like a regular man, but he can muscle through almost anything. Also means he doesn't really black out.
• Combat Experience - Knows how to use that cleaver he has. Not too bad with the pistol, either. If need be he can even use his bare hands.

Weaknesses:

• Sick? - May or may not be sick. He can't quite seem to remember what it was he was sick with, but he fears that any time now it will prove to be the Beast Plague or something like it.
• True Sight - His mind is scarred with the sight of the true horrors of the Hunt. Leads to paranoia, distrustfulness, and aggressiveness. Some say that those with the insight to see the horrors have their brains lined with eyes...

 Spirits:

• None just yet.

Kindred Spirits:

 
• None just yet.

Inventory:
He's got his his clothes, his hat, his saw cleaver, and his pistol. Oh, and an ammo satchel and roughly eight blood vials strapped to the inside of his cloak.

Hoping this reaches your standards.

@Vega7

All standards met, and welcome to the party! Having a grim, violent character around will make for a sharp contrast with some of the more lighthearted characters. This is shaping up to be an interesting group, with a lot of potential for dynamics.

Feel free to put in kindred spirits at your leisure.

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@ProPro your character is approved.

So, that's six player characters accepted, plus mine makes seven. Things are looking good. It's time for me to get serious with planning and start putting together the opening post as well as my own sheet. I'll look forward to additional applications in the meantime, but the RP might very well begin before the weekend is out.

It's become something of a custom lately among RP's I'm in, so would you all be wanting a Discord server for this RP?

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Gonna get a CS up eventually, but I'm tentatively going for Din the Dancer and Oracle of Seasons, from The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons, who will be a dancer/support mage, with her Rod of Seasons.

The red one in the middle:

@Stern Algorithm

Sounds like a plan to me!

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Still under construction, but if there’s anything ability or equipment wise you’d like to change let me know.

Courier 6

"Caravan code of the wastes is you don't fuck with the one who brings you your mail..."
-Rose of Sharon Cassidy

Name: Courier 6
Game Origin: Fallout New Vegas
Appearance:
Personality:
Background:

Specialty: Wild Card (jack of all trades)
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10
Powers:

• VATS (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System) - A feature that comes provided with the Pip-Boy 3000A worn on the Courier’s arm. VATS analyzes a target and gives the Courier enhanced perception of the fight,giving him a sort of “bullet time.” He is made aware of the probability of hitting his target under current conditions and can then queue up multiple shots one after another. The mental focus puts a lot of strain on the Courier, requiring he reorient himself and rest a minute before activating VATS again.

Strengths:

• Adaptability - The Courier is able to easily acclimate to new situations, environments, and scenarios. He’s quick to pick up new tricks and knowledge.
• Gunslinger - Whether it be shooting them, breaking them down, fixing them, or making new modifications, Courier 6 is good with small guns. Any conventional firearm, from a revolver to a shotgun to a rifle, is under his purview.
• Computer Science - In his travels, the Courier has become familiar with lots of computer and robotic technologies.

Weaknesses:

• Unpredictable - Whether by nature or as a side effect to the bullet in his brain, Courier 6 is a flighty and fickle individual. He’s as likely to try diplomacy as he is to run in guns first. Trying to make a “plan” is a crapshoot when you’re dealing with the Wild Card.
• Vice Guy - Life in the wasteland is harsh. Even worse when you walk it alone between settlements. To deal with the crap he’s lived through, the Courier is a functional addict of alcohol and chems, is willing to bang anything that moves, and is prone to negotiating for more money for jobs completed out of greed.
• Wild Wasteland - Whether it be the bullet in his brain, an effect of being a long-time chem addict, trauma from the things he’s seen in the wastes, or good old fashion genetics, the Courier sometimes can see…. Weird things. He swears he was once attacked by a gang called “Hell’s Grannies,” found the remains of a skeleton with a fedora inside a refrigerator, and witnessed an alien spaceship crash! He even claims he got ahold of the alien’s blaster! Which he promptly threw that away because energy weapons are for plebs and real men use conventional guns. In any case, he’s never able to prove the bizarre things he sees to other people, leaving the question as to whether or not these are schizophrenic hallucinations…

Spirits:

• None

Kindred Spirits:

• Arcade Gannon - A friend and companion of the Courier who desires to be a widespread influence of good for everyone in the Wasteland, but is pragmatic enough to understand that, sometimes, someone just needs to get shot. Highly intelligent, great at science, medicine, and energy weapons.
• Joshua Graham, the Burned Man - Former legate of Caesar’s Legion, disgraced, and an enemy of the Legion. An intelligent, highly religious man and very well spoken, but brutish by nature. He contains a rage unfathomable, always boiling beneath the surface. His durability is legendary.
• Marcus - A ten foot tall super mutant, formerly part of an army to unify the world, but moved on to create his own helpful society once the army fell, and helped the Chosen One save the world from the evil Enclave. Harbors no ill will for the humans who halted the Master’s Army, and his kindness humbles even the hardest of persons. His kindness is not to be confused for naivety, as his tremendous strength and skill with large scale weapons (such as miniguns, missile launchers, and plasma cannons) can shred small armies.

Inventory:

• Pip-Boy 3000A - A wrist-mounted computer with a variety of uses, such as monitoring your health and status, keeping track of inventory, tracking maps and locations, keeping logs and notes, interfacing with computer terminals, attached flashlight, and of course the most important feature of all: radio. I got spurs, that jingle jangle jingle (jingle jangle!) As I go riding merrily along.
• Courier’s Duster - A sleeveless duster with a large spade (like the card suit) emblazoned on the back. The Courier’s primary armor, more protective than it looks.
• .44 Magnum Revolver
• Hunting Shotgun
• Ratslayer - A unique varmint rifle with higher damage output, large magazine, decreased weight, a nightvision scope, and higher chance to critically injure targets.
• 1 stimpack - Syringe that stimulates quick healing.
• 3 Jet inhalers - A drug manufactured in the New California Republic to grant heightened senses and increased stamina. Highly addictive.
• 1 Buffout - A super steroid to increase physical capabilities, but the effects are very temporary. Moderately addictive.
• 1 bottle of whiskey
• Various cybernetic enhancements which are currently inactive until XP level-ups can get them functional again.

@ProPro

Heres my adorable support robot lady. Now I just need to figure out my last kindred spirit. TF2 medic + Blazermate does pretty much everything a support should have so.... yeah. Any ideas? Or can I fill them in as the RP goes/I know what everyone else is using?

BTW my Smash ultiamte just came in the mail, so I can play World of Light now and catch up. xD

Blazermate

Name: Blazermate

Game Origin: Medarots 7 (Japan Only)

Appearance:

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Personality: While having a fairly kind and supportive demur, Blazermate is aggressive and is raring to go for a fight if it presents itself. While not afraid to fight face to face, she isn't stupid and will tend to put the ally shes healing in between herself and the enemy. Outside of fighting shes cutesy and flirty, but blunt and can get annoyed quickly if things aren't going anywhere. If things are going places however, shes fine with being a bit aloof.

Background: Blazermate is a champion of Medabots, winning tournament after tournament and sometimes aiding another hero defeat a criminal organization if they were able to defeat her in combat. Although finding and defeating her was a problem in on itself, as she was the strongest of the -mate line of Medabots.

When Blazermate was on her way to the Medabot World Tournament when out of nowhere a blindingly bright light engulffed everyone including herself. Where she awoke would be a totally new place for her, and another world threat would have to be defeated, as soon she'd find out.

Specialty: Support
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10
Powers:
• Medi-beam - A beam Blazermate attaches to an ally, healing them over time as long as the beam is attached. Blazermate can also heal herself with this ability.

Strengths:
• Medabot - Medabots are combat robots. A robotic body means that Blazermate doesn't need to eat, sleep, breath, can survive in most extreme conditions and environments, is immune to poison, disease and being lit on fire, and has greater strength than her frame would have you believe. Medabots also have a built in infinite energy engine that means they can't get tired, never run out of power, never need to recharge, and can use their abilities at their fullest unless damaged. The engine is mystical in nature, as medabots do not run on electricity. All medabots are equipped with basic weaponry alongside their special abilities.
• Vital Point Targeting/Scan - Blazermate passively analyzes her opponents or allies and is aware of how healthy or damaged they are, and of any weak points she can exploit.
• Low Level Flight - Blazermate can freely glide due to her lightweight and aerodynamic design and hover for a time thanks to the jet turbines in her hair.

Weaknesses:
Lightweight - Blazermate's ability to fly and glide due to her light frame also make her quite easy to knock around.

Spirits:

Kindred Spirits:
Medic - Team Fortress 2: Another practicer of science and the medi-gun? Maybe Ludwig could share some tips on how to properly conduct science...
Queen Sectonia - Kirby: Something about being away from that mirror and the caring, if brash and aggressive nature of this lady seems... familiar.
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Inventory: Repair tools, ammunition.

@Archmage MC

The Maverick Hunter

ZERO

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Game Origin: Megaman X

Personality

Outwardly, Zero appears cold and emotionless to others, even towards partners X and Axl. However, it is shown that he has the capacity to care for others. Zero keeps his cool under most circumstances. It takes something quite drastic for Zero, such as the death of Iris, to lose that demeanor and, in turn, fall to his emotions. Despite not viewing himself as a hero, Zero has often displayed a tendency to sacrifice himself for the sake of others. He also shows distaste for innocent deaths. Even though Zero does not openly show it, he too seems to long for peace between humans and Reploids. However, he has said that he doesn't have any problems fighting, unlike his more pacifistic friend, X; whether his enemy is a Maverick or a human, he will fight at his best.

Background

Zero was built in the year 2XXX by the evil scientist, Dr. Wily, as another attempt to best Dr. Light's creation, Mega Man. Quite possibly Wily's most powerful creation, Zero was built based on blueprints stolen from Dr. Light's laboratory (that of the new Mega Man model known as X). It is unknown if Zero ever performed his primary function to destroy Mega Man. Zero contained a flaw in his cognitive program that made him violent and unwilling to obey instructions. Because of this, Wily decided to seal him in a capsule.

Zero's history with the Maverick Hunters began with Zero as the maverick. A century later, his hiding place was found by a group of Reploids. Once awakened by this group, Zero destroyed them, as well as any intruders who would dare enter Wily's lair. Destroying everything in his path, a freshly awakened Zero was ready to create a swathe of destruction, just as he was programmed to do. The situation became so serious when Zero wiped out Gamma's unit that Sigma, the current leader of the Maverick Hunters, had to fight Zero himself.

During this fight, Zero stood against Sigma's superior fighting skills until he severed his right arm. Afterward, Sigma was slowly becoming a victim to the Maverick's feral nature and was mercilessly beaten. Zero was then attempting to finish off the hunter commander by ripping off his head. However, before he could do so, Zero reeled back in pain as a large "W" appeared on the crystal in his head, likely representing "Wily". Taking the brief moment of vulnerability, Sigma smashed his fist into Zero's crystal, rendering him unconscious.

Zero was taken back to Maverick Hunter headquarters where he was repaired and reprogrammed to have the free will capacity of the newly found reploid, X. After Zero's repairs were complete, he was refitted with up to date hunter weaponry. His obvious skill with his signature Z-saber was equal to none. Zero quickly rose to the elite ranks of the hunters, until finally he held the station of second-in-command under Sigma. When Sigma went maverick, Zero was given his title and put in charge of guiding the new recruit, X.

Zero and X worked together for several missions and Zero ended up sacrificing himself to save X from the renegade hunter, Vile. Zero was rebuilt by Sigma's henchmen and controlled briefly, but an encounter with X allowed him to return to the proper state of mind. X eventually rose to become the leader of the hunters as Zero worked with him, tirelessly "retiring" mavericks and thwarting the plans of Sigma.

Though, one day, great beams of light came from the sky and began consuming everyone. Zero and X did what they could to save as many as possible, but there was nothing they could do and soon, their world was consumed within Galeem's great light...

Specialty: Close-Quarters Combat|Analysis
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10

Powers

Z-Buster: Essentially an arm cannon that Zero can fire plasma out of through charging up energy. Zero possesses one in each arm, but he has to be standing still to fire them.

Strengths

Masterful Combatant - Due to his creation to be one of the greatest battle Reploids of his world, Zero naturally much more apt to combat than most others. Along with his Learning Capacity, he'd know where to where to attack, how to maintain defense, and how to read his opponents or gauge opposing attacks so as to react accordingly. Further, he can quickly analyze an opponent's fighting style, how they perform attacks, and figure out their potential weaknesses.

Reploid Physiology - While appearing very much human-like in nature, Zero is a Reploid, and not only that but a Battle Reploid. In which case, he is typically much faster, stronger, and more durable than most Reploids, let alone humans. He doesn't possess the need for food, water, or necessarily oxygen, although at times needing rest.

Weaknesses

Hero/Fighter's Spirit - Zero's tendency to sacrifice himself for those whom he cares about, as well as innocent/good individuals can prove to be damaging and even fatal at times. What is more, his willingness to fight above flight in some cases, can also result in his downfall.

Reprogramming - Zero is by no means immune to mind-control, and has on a few occasions been reprogrammed for evil purposes, even before the likes of Galeem had appeared into his world.

Spirits: N/A

Kindred Spirits

Megaman "X" - His initial protege turned partner and best friend, Zero has the utmost respect for X above all others. They've been through thick and thin together, despite their differences. His relationship to X is like that of an older brother of sorts.

Iris - Iris was among his friends and worked with him on his missions as his operator. He's saved her life a few times. Although he never necessarily acknowledged it, Iris had some sorts of feelings for him. Though, it was too late by the time he actually did, as she perished in his arms, leaving Zero with emotions that he was never quite sure that he had.

Axl - Axl's situation is similar to X, in that they are also partners who rely on one another. Zero can find the younger, new Gen Reploid to be kind of annoying due to his childish nature, but admires the kid's heart.

Inventory

Weapon Of Choice

Z-Saber - Zero's trademarked weapon is a fluid blue-green blade of pure energy much more powerful than just any beam sword. A versatile weapon and very formidable when in his hands.

@DC The Dragon

A very good bunch! I have nothing bad to say about the lot of them so far. Those that are complete can be put into the Characters tab.

As for suggested kindred spirits, Archmage, my first thoughts would be anyone close to Blazermate in her home game, or another character from any game that you'd like to play as for a second character.

World of Light

@Lmpkio
sorry to be a bother mate, but you'll need to change your Kindred spirits again because the koopa king has just entered the ring:

Bowser

Game Origin: Super Mario Bros.
Personality:
Brutal, merciless, destructive and cataclysmic, the koopa king is a classic villain through and through. While he might seemingly pull off this evil king image effortlessly it is in fact something of a idealised persona, one that he works hard to live up too. When it comes down to it what really defines Bowser is his ego: He is the greatest villain and nobody else is going to take over the world on his watch. He is going to mary princess peach and woe betide anyone else who tries to kidnap her because that is HIS thing. He is also very overconfident, certain of his own cunning, strength and his eventual assured victory despite his many previous blunders. On the more positive side of things bowser exhibits something of a dry wit, occasional bouts of intelligence and shows a surprising degree of compassion and philanthropy when it comes to his underlings.

Background:
Bowser is the King of the Koopa Kingdom, the perpetual kidnapper of princess peach and the arch nemesis to Mario. Over years and years Bowser and his rival have battled across time and space in what the king sees and an epic duel for the princess’s heart and mario sees mostly as a better gig than plumbing. Intermittently Bowser has acted as a reluctant hero, protecting his world alongside his normally enemies against greater scope villain and usurpers to his throne, and has also occasionally been the unwitting pawn of greater villains such as Cackletta and Tabuu. His latest kidnapping escapade ended with mario gatecrashing his and the unveiling peach's wedding, mind controlling him and then stranding him on the moon all much to his displeasure. Sometime after that the king ended up standing alongside the other smash bros in their initial failed attempt to defeat Galeem, in which he was blasted by the lord of light’s annihilation beam while attempting to battle their foe. Now revided, the koopa king has been given a chance at revenge that he has gladly taken even if it means working alongside a bunch of heros again.

Specialty:Tank/Boss
Level: 1
Experience: 0/10
Powers:

• Fire Breathing: Bowser can exhale torrents of fiery breath from his maw, roasting all who are foolish enough to not avoid the rather telegraphed ability.

Strengths:

• Big Bad Boss: Initially about the height of two and a half regular humans, Bowser towers above almost all who oppose him. He might get bigger as we go on.
• Koopa Physiology: In addition to being huge bowser’s toughness is further enhanced by his scaly skin and armored turtle shell, making very hard to take down. His body also has many natural weapons such as sharp fangs, rending claws, spiked horns and a dozen large spikes arrayed across his shell.
• Villinouse Charisma: He might be kind of an idiot and prone to failure but bowser is THE videogame villain and nobody can take that away from him. As a result he will easily impress the kinds of people who view villany as an art simply by being himself which is what, along with a surprisingly benevolent rule, inspires such loyalty from his minions.

Weaknesses:

• Incompetent: He should really read the Evil Overlord List because at this point bowser has been foiled by his own ineptitude in almost every conceivable way. He is also kind of an idiot and the only thing bigger than bowser himself is the king’s ego, a pair of traits which can often make for a disastrous combination.
• vs Goliath Bowser’s size is a weakness as much as it is a strength because it makes him slow and predictable. While the big man can get some decent straight line speed thank to shear size alone momentum is a massive a massive issue for bowser, as is how predictable/telegraphed his movements are.

Spirits:

Kindred Spirits:

• Susie: Who is this sassy lost child and why do they share the koopa king’s fashion sense? Bowser certainly does not know, but maybe he will find out.
• Peach: The love of his life whom he has repeatedly kidnapped and recently attempted to marry on the moon. Despite the princess’s dislike for her tormenter the pair have teamed up on a number of occasions when their world is threatened by a common enemy.
• Bowser jr.: Bowser’s only family is his beloved son bowser jr. The tiny turtle is his father's right hand boy and an eager participator in Bowser's various villainous ventures.

Inventory:

• Hat: A somewhat silly ranged weapon that is dangerous primarily due to its size. It can be thrown like a boomerang to strike a target, after which it will return to its master’s head. For no conceivable reason it features a pair of robotic boxing arms the only purpose of which seems to have been to allow Mario to beat the crap out of him once the hero stole the hat.
• Nice Suit: This pristine white suit it offers no combat enhancements or additional durability other than a pair of steel toed boots. It does however grant the King an extra dapper appearance. Without access to any tailors, such as the Broodles who made the thing, it is unlikely to survive the coming hostilities.

@DracoLunaris

A great sheet! The only recommendations I would make would be to his specialty, actually. Rather than 'boss/tank', if you're going for the group leader role, you might consider replacing 'boss' with 'leader.' In addition, 'bruiser' might describe a tough character who's both a tough defender and a strong attacker, rather than a straight tank. These quibblings are, of course, nonessential, so feel free to port the sheet over to the Characters tab as you see fit.