Raineh Daze

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Hey, she's not part of the organisation either.

She's just someone that can plausibly give an agents a chance to actually explain, through dint of being the greatest human shield to have ever lived.

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Should I just have Mokou get Guts out of his totally-alone-in-some-random-place scenario? Also insurance in case the next NPC does something to get attacked somehow: be another target! XD

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Not entirely. She's more the type that would act as if she's following the Daedric Prince for their cause then take the item so nobody else could use it or put it in its place to make things better. As for the shouts, while she can use them, she prefers to use her swords. She'd not much into magic and only uses it when necessary. A Khajiit with a very Nordic personality.

Also... HI, BEE!

@Belwicket

Namira's ring. Specifically requires luring a priest to a cave and eating him (raw). Probably the worst thing, but to get the Skull of Corruption, whatever Molag Bal's thing is, and the Ebony Mail you're killing random/friendly people all over again. Doesn't seem like the cat is supposed to be a psychopath.

Well, any more than a normal adventurer, at least.

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I can hardly put her in the desert. :P

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I'm also pondering where to put the resident immortal. Anything to do with Yggdrassil would be a bit of a no-go. XD

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Second history check is much better.

"Then if there is to be any hope of our leaving this island by some means other than swimming, it lies beyond yonder door," the black-armoured paladin stated, looking round the minotaur's arm at the map. Indeed, if the distances themselves were accurate, swimming would be a truly herculean task--hoping to leave would mean having to abandon any of your other equipment. There was also the possibility of sitting and waiting for someone from the nearby battles to sail this way, but Allegra was far from content to simply sit around and hope for the best.

Even though the island was apparently abandoned, she kept one hand on the hilt of her sword; the strangers were far from inherently trustworthy and an apparently floating building was a poor omen.

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While that may be true, it just makes her a bit more mysterious. I'm playing a character who's not gonna start as part of a group, just a lone traveler.

@Belwicket

That's... rather a lot of characters. So many people are here and aren't sure why.

'Is willing to eat people' is something that's notable enough that it should be mentioned in a personality section.

Also, Cathay-Raht? Can't you at least give a general height? :P

D&D 5E: Waterborne Adventures

RISE FROM YOUR WATERY GRAVE.

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Not mentioned: this character has to have eaten someone, and will kill people because strange, and generally evil, god things have said so. Collecting all the Daedric artifacts is not a great sign of sanity. Especially not Namira's. @_@

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Name: Fujiwara no Mokou

Age: 1300+

Gender: Female

Appearance

Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon

Universe of Origin: Touhou Project

Personality: She doesn't really talk about herself much, and is known for keeping to herself, but when engaged in conversation Mokou's actually quite blunt and surprisingly lively. She really seems to get a kick out of fighting--or at least battles to the death, even if she's the only person that's going to get killed. Despite this, and having no self-preservation (or common sense--there's no reason for her to not eat, but she goes hungry because she can), she's a pretty nice person. After all, you'd have to be to make one of your most common activities 'help people that got lost'.

Abilities/Weapons:

• Perfect Immortality: Due to having consumed the Hourai Elixir when she was younger, there is no way to actually kill Mokou that will work. Vaporised, decapitated, poisoned, left in a vacuum--without fail, she'll be fine afterwards. The actual immortality part (as opposed to not ageing or falling ill) comes from making it impossible for Mokou to be ever dead, which brings a few strange consequences in.
  It's a good thing that she has this--Mokou's regard for her own well-being is essentially nil, and over time this seems to have made her incredibly fragile, especially compared to most of Gensokyo's more combative residents. It also makes the task of defeating her via brute force a lot easier: getting killed still hurts; inflict enough injury and she'll go down. Or just don't inflict so much that she'd die, since she doesn't heal from that instantly.
• Magic: Through a long life, and a lot of practice, Mokou has become far more powerful than people tend to expect a human to be. Aside from Gensokyo's ubiquitous flight... well, she mostly seems to be content to play with fire, despite it being doubtful that it's all she can do. Fireballs, explosions, exploding herself... given the state of her shirt compared with everything else on her person, she's probably capable of making ofuda to fireproof something.
• Kicking: She seems to prefer it.

Backstory: The daughter of a nobleman, most likely Fujiwara no Fujito, managed to embarrass himself in front of someone known for being incredibly beautiful (who happened to be from the moon). Getting annoyed at this, Mokou chose to steal a gift to the emperor to spite Kaguya, and through chance succeeded despite her total inability to be threatening at this point. Also killed a guy in the process by shoving him off a cliff. Then she drank the elixir in a moment of weakness, and ended up regretting it.
Some point in the next thousand years, she went rather crazy and spent three centuries killing anyone nearby. Then three centuries doing nothing. In the end, she found Kaguya again, which was nice; it meant someone to kill again and again and again in a magnificent stalemate.

Faction: N/A