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Username: NuttirButtir
Player Profession: Bartender
Character Role: Status Healer – a support class that mixes healing with buffs and debuffs
Alignment: -120
Appearance: Zealot and Awakened forms.
Race/Racial Levels:
-Mummy (10)
-Pharaoh (10)
-Old One (5)
-Careless Whisper (5)
Job Classes:
-Cleric (15)
-Cultist (15)
-Erudite Mage (10)
-Supplicant (10)
-Crawling Chaos (5) – only available to characters with levels in heteromorphic humanoid races with a divine bent, job levels in both divine and arcane classes, and a negative alignment value. To earn this class, one must beat (either alone or in a group) every eldritch-type boss in the game while having a divine item equipped called Gnawing Secret, which increases the aggro that the wearer generates against eldritch-type enemies if the wearer is not a tank. The player must also have at least three NPCs that have levels in both human and eldritch classes, and in-game biographies that loosely describe them as followers of the player.
-Entropician (5) – only available to characters who've spent at least a full day of playtime both above karma level 100 and below karma level -100. To earn this class, one must clear group content while queued as a healer without using any actual healing skills, cause the deaths of party members, and save party members. One must also have their username mentioned by a certain amount of other players in game chat. The number required of each is random within a range for every character.
Abilities:
Erudite Mages deal with forbidden arcane knowledge and techniques. They can inflict debuffs on enemies, and create crystalline or book beacons that confer benefits like quicker cooldowns or regen on allies that stand near.
Supplicants are aggressive divine supports that sow discord among enemies and make it easier for allies to wreak havoc. Their kits focus on building stacks of Frenzy for themselves while doing so, empowering their abilities.
Crawling Chaos are divine supports that confer tactical advantages, controlling and weakening enemies while strengthening and healing allies, and building up Frenzy all the time. With enough Frenzy, they can achieve Awakened forms and become potent damage dealers capable of changing the battiefield itself at the cost of supporting their allies.
Entropicians are divine tricksters that focus on subverting enemies, turning their own gimmicks, tricks, and trump cards against them. They have abilities like spells that destroy invincibility, curses that causes healing on the target to damage the healer, buff and debuff inverters, and curses for dead bodies that kill would-be revivers.
Equipment:
-God-King's Corona: a Pharaoh's headdress and the mark of a ruler. Its subjugating presence lowers the Resist of foes in a radius
-Ritual Beads: a string of various 'beads' of dubious origin. Increases the casting speed of spells that do not inflict direct damage
-Defiled Scrap: a length of ancient cloth said to have been worn by a mad prophet who authored books of unholy writ to educate mankind in defiance of a truth that must not be known. If the wearer is successfully affected by the same spell in immediate succession, the second is reflected to the attacker
-Principle Paradox: a profane amulet bearing the holy symbols of a number of different religions, showcasing them all despite their conflicting ideas. Striking the wearer's elemental weakness will inflict that elemental weakness on the attacker and give the wearer a new weakness at random, both for a short time.
-Slipdash Band+: a ring prized among thieves and rogues. When performing a dash, the wearer briefly becomes invisible and will not collide with entities
-One for All: an eye-catching raiment that heralds the champion of the common man, one beloved by all. Single-target buffs applied by the wearer to allies radiate outward to apply to up to three additional allies at 50% strength and duration, where applicable
-All for One: a subtle hood that obscures the features, masking one's true intent. The wearer gains a portion of the magic power of allies who have active buffs imposed by the wearer
-Ars Animo Fingi – translated as 'Arts Unimaginable', this ancient tome is said to contain the sum knowledge of mankind on subjects that truly matter. Increases the duration of statuses imposed by the wearer
In-Game Backstory: Nut's gameplay experience is one colored by his laziness. A lover of strategy games and not really into MMOs, he joined Yggdrasil at the urging of some friends, and chose the easiest and most in-demand role he could think of to play: healer. As he played more, however, he found a hidden side to the healer experience he grew to love: trolling. Being so integral to others' success, he could mess with his allies, let them die or get them killed, and revive them as he pleased. As a result he got more invested in specialization within the game, both PVE and PVP, and he worked to earn more abilities, spells, and jobs that suited him. He didn't even really care about winning or getting the job done, but instead frustrating his opponents and messing up their own tricks and strategies. That mindset resulted in a build that was valuable in a roundabout way, and after falling out with his friends he ended up getting recruited by a noteworthy guild. His bent toward trickery and subversion fit right in there, complimenting the playstyles of other non-optimal builds that needed such support to function properly. This time he fit right in, and while he logged on for only a few hours every few days, his skillset was in demand and his help in clearing high-level content left him with an impressive array of spoils.
Cohorts
Nut's cohort is a party of four NPCs, which he made both to fulfill the Crawling Chaos class requirement and to serve as a party to help him get through content without needing to rely on other players.
-Willow is the tank of the group, incredibly sturdy. She is designed as the group's protector, a priestess given monstrous form and capabilities. Now, while she is a little loopy, she believes she is a mother to the group and treats them with kindness under her authority.
-Sinew is a twisted lancer, deceptively fast and deadly. She is designed to be vicious and bloodthirsty, a perfect berserker. Now a thrill-seeker who thrives on fighting, she grows bored quickly and tries to invent her own games to keep herself busy until the next fight.
-Coil is an assassin with high mobility and a propensity for blending in. He was designed to be the very image of a cultist transformed by his worship of forbidden things, wholly unremitting in his dedication. He is a sycophantic fanatic for Nut and is more than happy to preach about how great he is, or about the cosmos, in long-winded and grandiose ways.
-Antlers is a druid, a mage who typically deals damage but has been customized to be able to heal so Nut doesn't need to. It is silent and uncanny in its mannerisms but unerringly loyal to Nut, although it has a demonstrable fondness for animal husbandry and gardening.
Final Note
At the time of game closure, Nut was using an oversized mount to prevent a couple other players from being able to click on the sign that would allow them to purchase a housing plot.
Player Profession: Bartender
Character Role: Status Healer – a support class that mixes healing with buffs and debuffs
Alignment: -120
Appearance: Zealot and Awakened forms.
Race/Racial Levels:
-Mummy (10)
-Pharaoh (10)
-Old One (5)
-Careless Whisper (5)
Job Classes:
-Cleric (15)
-Cultist (15)
-Erudite Mage (10)
-Supplicant (10)
-Crawling Chaos (5) – only available to characters with levels in heteromorphic humanoid races with a divine bent, job levels in both divine and arcane classes, and a negative alignment value. To earn this class, one must beat (either alone or in a group) every eldritch-type boss in the game while having a divine item equipped called Gnawing Secret, which increases the aggro that the wearer generates against eldritch-type enemies if the wearer is not a tank. The player must also have at least three NPCs that have levels in both human and eldritch classes, and in-game biographies that loosely describe them as followers of the player.
-Entropician (5) – only available to characters who've spent at least a full day of playtime both above karma level 100 and below karma level -100. To earn this class, one must clear group content while queued as a healer without using any actual healing skills, cause the deaths of party members, and save party members. One must also have their username mentioned by a certain amount of other players in game chat. The number required of each is random within a range for every character.
Abilities:
Erudite Mages deal with forbidden arcane knowledge and techniques. They can inflict debuffs on enemies, and create crystalline or book beacons that confer benefits like quicker cooldowns or regen on allies that stand near.
Supplicants are aggressive divine supports that sow discord among enemies and make it easier for allies to wreak havoc. Their kits focus on building stacks of Frenzy for themselves while doing so, empowering their abilities.
Crawling Chaos are divine supports that confer tactical advantages, controlling and weakening enemies while strengthening and healing allies, and building up Frenzy all the time. With enough Frenzy, they can achieve Awakened forms and become potent damage dealers capable of changing the battiefield itself at the cost of supporting their allies.
Entropicians are divine tricksters that focus on subverting enemies, turning their own gimmicks, tricks, and trump cards against them. They have abilities like spells that destroy invincibility, curses that causes healing on the target to damage the healer, buff and debuff inverters, and curses for dead bodies that kill would-be revivers.
Equipment:
-God-King's Corona: a Pharaoh's headdress and the mark of a ruler. Its subjugating presence lowers the Resist of foes in a radius
-Ritual Beads: a string of various 'beads' of dubious origin. Increases the casting speed of spells that do not inflict direct damage
-Defiled Scrap: a length of ancient cloth said to have been worn by a mad prophet who authored books of unholy writ to educate mankind in defiance of a truth that must not be known. If the wearer is successfully affected by the same spell in immediate succession, the second is reflected to the attacker
-Principle Paradox: a profane amulet bearing the holy symbols of a number of different religions, showcasing them all despite their conflicting ideas. Striking the wearer's elemental weakness will inflict that elemental weakness on the attacker and give the wearer a new weakness at random, both for a short time.
-Slipdash Band+: a ring prized among thieves and rogues. When performing a dash, the wearer briefly becomes invisible and will not collide with entities
-One for All: an eye-catching raiment that heralds the champion of the common man, one beloved by all. Single-target buffs applied by the wearer to allies radiate outward to apply to up to three additional allies at 50% strength and duration, where applicable
-All for One: a subtle hood that obscures the features, masking one's true intent. The wearer gains a portion of the magic power of allies who have active buffs imposed by the wearer
-Ars Animo Fingi – translated as 'Arts Unimaginable', this ancient tome is said to contain the sum knowledge of mankind on subjects that truly matter. Increases the duration of statuses imposed by the wearer
In-Game Backstory: Nut's gameplay experience is one colored by his laziness. A lover of strategy games and not really into MMOs, he joined Yggdrasil at the urging of some friends, and chose the easiest and most in-demand role he could think of to play: healer. As he played more, however, he found a hidden side to the healer experience he grew to love: trolling. Being so integral to others' success, he could mess with his allies, let them die or get them killed, and revive them as he pleased. As a result he got more invested in specialization within the game, both PVE and PVP, and he worked to earn more abilities, spells, and jobs that suited him. He didn't even really care about winning or getting the job done, but instead frustrating his opponents and messing up their own tricks and strategies. That mindset resulted in a build that was valuable in a roundabout way, and after falling out with his friends he ended up getting recruited by a noteworthy guild. His bent toward trickery and subversion fit right in there, complimenting the playstyles of other non-optimal builds that needed such support to function properly. This time he fit right in, and while he logged on for only a few hours every few days, his skillset was in demand and his help in clearing high-level content left him with an impressive array of spoils.
Cohorts
Nut's cohort is a party of four NPCs, which he made both to fulfill the Crawling Chaos class requirement and to serve as a party to help him get through content without needing to rely on other players.
-Willow is the tank of the group, incredibly sturdy. She is designed as the group's protector, a priestess given monstrous form and capabilities. Now, while she is a little loopy, she believes she is a mother to the group and treats them with kindness under her authority.
-Sinew is a twisted lancer, deceptively fast and deadly. She is designed to be vicious and bloodthirsty, a perfect berserker. Now a thrill-seeker who thrives on fighting, she grows bored quickly and tries to invent her own games to keep herself busy until the next fight.
-Coil is an assassin with high mobility and a propensity for blending in. He was designed to be the very image of a cultist transformed by his worship of forbidden things, wholly unremitting in his dedication. He is a sycophantic fanatic for Nut and is more than happy to preach about how great he is, or about the cosmos, in long-winded and grandiose ways.
-Antlers is a druid, a mage who typically deals damage but has been customized to be able to heal so Nut doesn't need to. It is silent and uncanny in its mannerisms but unerringly loyal to Nut, although it has a demonstrable fondness for animal husbandry and gardening.
Final Note
At the time of game closure, Nut was using an oversized mount to prevent a couple other players from being able to click on the sign that would allow them to purchase a housing plot.
