Pathfinder

Tenebria's Scales [Freeform, Fantasy, Military]

@Footman
No issues friend. It isn't a permanent mark, and the blood must be warm and wet for the best results. However the less life in the blood, the less specific his tracking becomes. Like cold, congealed blood would only really give a "North, South, East, or West" vibe and he'd have to rely on more natural tracking abilities.

But, for example, if he were to stab you and get distracted while you run off... Well it'd be fairly easy to find you. Kinda like in a slasher movie when the killer knows exactly where your hiding. I like to think that when he does the blood tracking, he latches onto the after image of someone's soul.

Tenebria's Scales [Freeform, Fantasy, Military]

More of a proof of concept than anything, too tired to work on anything halfway decent. Everything is debatable and up in the air.

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WIP, Rogor Gouge-Horn

Rogor Gouge-Horn

Gender: Male
Age: 34
Race: Beastman, Minotaur specifically

Equipment

• Black Iron Plate (Heavy armor made for both protection and intimidation)
• Rough Hammer (A large, crude, and effective warhammer)
• Twin Hand Axes (More akin to sheets of sharpened metal stuck to sticks than axes, they nonetheless do the job)
• Wicked Hook (A gnarled meathook, if time and circumstance permit it Rogor will try to steal away a captive after a big battle. If nothing else it's an effective back up)

Abilities

(List Lapi, ETs, or Mutations here)
The use of Lapi is extremely difficult for Beastmen to use due to their chaotic, some would say corrupted, souls. The magic is equally likely to fizz out or flare uncontrollably as it is to work as intended, as such Beastmen tend to give Lapi a wide berth. Instead they rely on what comes naturally.


• Blood Tracking: A staple of all Minotaurs is to track someone through their blood. To do this the blood must still have some "life" to it, still retaining wetness and warmth. With this blood, a Minotaur can track someone for tens of miles with just the faintest drops of blood. Unfortunately a Minotaur does not know where someone is, only a general area that needs to be narrowed down.
• Minotaur Physiology: Nothing extremely exciting besides being big, strong brutes in addition to having greater senses. Unfortunalty Minotaurs lack much grace and tend to be on the dimmer side of the intelligence spectrum.
• Fortitude: From poisons to rancid meat, a Minotaurs metabolism can work through pretty much anything in good time.

Talents

Melee Combat, what Rogor lacks in finesse he more than makes up for in strength and savage brutality.

Personality:

Biography:

Other:
Beastmen are, on the average, man height or slightly larger. Minotaurs are fairly larger, Rogor himself is a fairly average specimin for his species only being about 9'6 without the horns and just eclipsing 634 lbs.

Much to the discomfort of his comrades Rogor is an eater of human flesh, it being a rare delicacy back in the homeland. He partakes in it as much as he can in the privacy of his quarters.

In battle Rogor tries to look out for Standard Barers, he likes collecting the Standards

Tenebria's Scales [Freeform, Fantasy, Military]

@Kafka Komedy
Hmmm, definitely interested. Kinda wanna make a Minotaur/beastman tough, someone completely mercenary. You pay him, he'll do whatever you want.

Crystal Universe

@HaltingBlooper
But like, Corrupted Gems. I have a feeling that they'd be a reoccurring problem for humanity throughout the ages, do they just assume that they are a natural, but deadly, part of the earth? Has no one studied Gems, or at least what they left behind? What do people do when a Corrupted Gem decideds to set up shop? Just leave and rebuild somewhere else? Because I doubt that three Gems could hear about every incursion of Corrupted Gems around the whole planet, has humanity just been running around like rats because /nothing/ they've made can effect the Corrupted Gems?

Crystal Universe

I have a logical question, wouldn't the knowledge of at least corrupted Gems be kinda common knowledge? Like, they are giant monsters that have no interest in upholding any masquerade and just kinda rampage around. Plus, wouldn't people ask questions about the giant battlegrounds, Kindergartens, and general Gem tech stuff that was left behind? And this is taking into account that people didn't pass the knowledge of the Gem war down throughout the ages. Assuming that people just say it's superstition, how would they explain the obviously artificial nature of all the Gem tech? I have many questions.

Crystal Universe

Dang it, a man is gone for a day and there's already a mountain of posts to dig through. Welp... no time like the present.

Crystal Universe

Man, I just beat Wolfenstein: The New Order and now I'm sad. That whole last quarter of the game or so is just... [Flaming plane crash noises]. A real whiplash of "Awesome things are happening and I'm a badass!" to... "Frowns."

Let Them Fight - A Kaiju Gijinka RP

@Lmpkio
Uh, yeah I'll try. Sorry I've been busy with... video games. It's kinda sucked up all my attention since I got them. But now that I've beaten them I can start paying attention to other things, like this.

Crystal Universe

I've only played Pathfinder, but I don't have too many good stories. Except the sewer quest. Goblins, shit bags, sewage slick walls, and a chimney make for a hell of a time.

Crystal Universe

@rocketrobie2
I'm having a blast. One thing I've learned about builds is to not spread out. "A jack of all trades is a master of none" and all that. I just got Dragonfall and havnt gotten too deep I think, so far I using a human mage and its been doing all right by me. I just beat Shadowrun: Hong Kong a couple days ago, ran that with a troll street samurai. He didn't have the best build admittedly but... Eh.