Psyker Landshark

Fire Emblem RP

Name: Isaac

Race: Beorc

Sex: Male

Class: Hero

Gender Identity: Male

Age: 34

Appearance:


Equipment:
-Steel Poleaxe
-Steel Blade
-Tomahawk

Personality:
Ambitious and pragmatic, Isaac is willing to do almost anything to get ahead and advance beyond his station in life. However, he is not completely heartless, as he cares for and is protective of those who serve under him, partially because he genuinely cares for his soldiers, and partially because he feels that his men are one of his most useful resources in gaining more power for himself. Blunt, but cunning, Isaac does not mince words and is often brutally honest, even when diplomacy and tact would serve him better. He respects ability and skill more than anything else, and puts no stock in political or noble influence.

Bio:
Isaac grew up as an orphan in the streets of Vinsenia's capital, surviving through stealing. During his childhood and early teenage years, he proved himself savvy enough to survive in the slums, being both strong enough to defend himself and cunning enough to avoid being threatened in the first place. However, the instant he came of age, he enlisted in the Vinsenian army to escape life in the streets. Isaac was shipped off to a border fort and handed an axe and a set of mail. He stayed in the border garrison for a few years, rising quickly through the enlisted ranks through proving himself against bandit raids and occasional skirmishes until he was eventually made a ranked officer, taking his lieutenant's place after the man was slain in a border skirmish.

After this success, Isaac sought to rise even higher, and began actively working to ascend further through the ranks of the army, learning as much as he could to better his own skills while also ingratiating himself with his soldiers and gaining their loyalty. Over the course of a decade, Isaac rapidly ascended through the Vinsenian army through sheer ability until he was made a commander second only to a general. When the new Vinsenian king took the throne and began conquering the other countries in the Vale, Isaac followed his general into battle against Caldegia. However, he and a number of men quickly grew dissatisfied at the general's skill in warfare, noting how the Vinsenian army had been pushed back against an army which they held the numerical and strategic advantage against. The general was a noble glory seeker with no actual experience in warfare, having been appointed under the previous king's reign only through his political connections. As a result of this, Isaac and a number of men loyal to him hatched a plot to assassinate the man. Isaac provoked the general to ride out to "save" a group of scouts, claiming that they had fallen under attack from enemy outriders. The general took the bait, and took Isaac and his men with him as a bodyguard unit. Isaac and the soldiers loyal to him proceeded to do the opposite of a bodyguard unit's job, and cut the man's throat as soon as they were far enough away from the army camp. Upon returning to camp, Isaac claimed that assassins had slain the general, which was true from a certain point of view, and proceeded to take command of the army himself. In their next battle against a Caldegian army, Isaac's men smashed the Caldegians and routed them before he linked up with the other Vinsenian generals and proceeded to take the capital of Caldegia at their side. After this, Isaac officially became the general in command of the 3rd Vinsenian Army, and he played a pivotal role in the conquest of the Free State of Del Monray. These successes led the Vinsenian king to place Isaac's army at the vanguard of the invasion of Belinni, and so Isaac led the spearhead of the army into Belinni, commencing the invasion of the last country in the Vale.

Likes:
Coffee, books

Dislikes:
Politics, cold weather

Strengths:
- Has a keen tactical mind.
- Charismatic. Is loved by his soldiers.

Weaknesses:
- Blunt and tactless. Has no skill in politics, which strains relations with some of his fellow generals.
- Vengeful and has a tendency to hold a grudge, and his judgement can be heavily affected by it.

Digimon: The Convergence of the Human and Digital Worlds

Fish of Oblivion said
Also, ya'll niggas need some Aldnoah.Zero. First episode just released and shit's promising.

It's glorious. Urobutcher trolls us from the first minute by introducing some moeshit that I already hate. Then twenty minutes later, he restores my faith in him.

The Elder Scrolls: Vengeance of the Deep

Post will be coming either today or Monday, depending. Gone for most of the day tomorrow.

Fire Emblem RP

I'll get my CS up by tomorrow. Have a huge headache right now, going straight to bed.

Fire Emblem RP

Putting a CS together tomorrow. Also, sent you a PM, Tentacle.

Digimon: Convergence of the Human and Digital Worlds (S11)

Fuck it, make it BlackImperialdramon.

Edged Horizon

After some more time digging through the archives, Fion slumped back in his chair, rubbing his temple with his hand as he processed what he had found out. To begin with, Gael Ericsson, the man who had taken the Meyer girl in, had been an orphan himself. He had been adopted by a guardsman on one of the western outposts of Dansila before he'd moved to Cykes to study business. Ericsson had passed through the business school with honors and began working under Corinkarus Courtright after graduation for a time. A number of years later, he'd become quite the successful merchant, and with a large amount of political influence to boot. However, Ericsson had apparently been retired for some time now, having opened up a school for the education of Talze Uteran children.

But while Ericsson's story was interesting, what Fion cared about more at the moment was what he had dug up on his mother. The lady Tanith had married into the Seyour family young as both a talented mage and swordswoman. When her husband, Fion's father, was away, she took over as head of the household and took an active role in the politics of the Sidosa Board. She had been the one that established the alliance between the Seyour and Courtright families through their shared support of the rights of Talze Uteran students. But the most interesting thing was that Tanith Seyour had apparently lost her ability to use magic during the last stages of the Talentless Strife. Notes on her medical records theorized that her failure to save Fion Meyers had been the first step in a psychological breakdown that created some sort of mental block on her ability to draw out her magic. This theory seemed to be supported by the fact that she'd seemed to have named her own son after the girl she'd failed to save. And yet, Fion could find no actual birth records on his mother.

Well, at least he found out that the date Fion Meyer died was only a few months away from the date he'd lost his left arm all those years ago. If anything, it only reinforced his theory that he'd gotten his arm from Meyer. Of course, given that the only person that could answer his questions was most likely dead, it was likely that he'd never actually find out. Still, at least there was Gael Ericsson. If nothing else, he could at least go over and dig up more information on Fion Meyer from him.

Standing back up, Fion turned around and finally left the archives. He'd found Ericsson's address while he'd been digging through the records, and that was his next stop.

___

Half an hour later, Fion stood outside Ericsson's rather impressive house in the merchant district. Raising his arm, he knocked on the door three times and proceeded to wait.

Digimon: Convergence of the Human and Digital Worlds (S11)

Wait, why would I give a shit if you used BanchoStingmon.

Digimon: Convergence of the Human and Digital Worlds (S11)

mattmanganon said
Actually, really, the 100% honest reason I initially picked Imperialdramon was because I REEEEEALLY wanted Stingmon, because he is one of my favourite Digimon, and Paildramon is just as awesome

Stingmon into JewelBeemon/Dinobeemon/Paildramon into GrandisKuwagamon.

Fire Emblem RP

Gotta be honest, I'm not a big fan of basing things on stats, if only because it invites dick-waving between players on how their character is better and such. Characters are distinguishable enough through classes already, and adding stats would just muddle things up.