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World's okayest telepath

Name. Tessa
Alias. Sage
Age. 34
Place of Birth. Former Yugoslavia

Powers.

Machine Brain: Sage’s mind is not a literal computer, but is closer may be closer to one than any other organic brain on earth. It has granted her extremely fast processing speed, excellent multitasking and photographic memory. She has used this to develop a great deal of physical and mental skills, especially those related to espionage.

Telepathy: Sage is a skilled telepath. Her greatest ability is her extremely strong psychic defense, manifesting as a powerful firewall that can reflect psychic attacks back at less adept opponents.

Genetic Sight: Sage can get some insight into people’s genetics and potential by close contact. In the past, she has even been able to “jumpstart” dormant mutations in other mutants, though in most cases nothing happens.

History.
Tessa’s history with X-men started when she was just eighteen and met Professor Xavier in the mountains of Afghanistan. She was the first to find him after his legs had been crushed by a boulder, and he noticed her mental talents. He began to train her when the X-men were only a vague idea in his mind; and he found a place she could use her talents: espionage. Tessa became Xavier’s mole inside the Hellfire Club, rising to be a trusted advisor to their leader, Sebastian Shaw. She worked with Shaw and Emma Frost to outwit the telepathic billionaire Elias Bogan in a high stakes game of chance, forming a lasting grudge. Years later, Bogan would exact his revenge by kidnapping and torturing her, until she was rescued by Storm.

From then on, Tessa joined up with Storm and adopted the name Sage, becoming part of the team Storm assembled to search for a set of prophetic diaries left behind by the precognitive mutant Destiny. Her time with Storm’s steam saw encounters with foes such as the international terrorist Viper, the mutant hunting cyborg known as The Fury, and another showdown with Elias Bogan.

After M-Day, Sage moved to England and joined Excalibur. This diversion turned into a dimension hopping excursion with the Exiles, leading to a lot of experiences Sage is still processing. At various points she peered into the blackbox of a Celestial, visited a world where humans were wiped out by robots, had an interdimensional guardian dump a heap of cosmic knowledge into her head, and helped the team battle no less than ten evil alternate reality version of Xavier.

After all of the multiversal travel, Sage returned to Earth and laid low for a while, working in the background until recent events. With the establishment of Krakoa, Sage has become a key part of the island’s operations. She helps to manage the island’s gateway network, and is one of the members of X-Force, Krakoa’s department in charge of clandestine operations.

Story Arcs.

Cobwebs in the Attic
Tessa's mind has taken a lot of unresolved damage. She's done her best to patch over it, but incidents like the time The Fury hijacked her mind and turned her against her teammates or the massive information dump from Roma have created corners that even her machine brain doesn't dare examine. What is buried can never stay that way, and if it resurfaces at the wrong time it could potentially turn a key piece of Krakoa's security into an internal threat

@Fiber

Approved.

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Looks fun, I'll give this a go. Gonna go with an original character, at least for now.

Many Tails

Name: Aya Tanaka
Alias: Kitsune
Age: 19
Place of Birth: Kyoto, Japan
Appearance: Aya is a green eyed, blonde haired girl of Japanese descent, though arguably her most prominent features are her fox ears on the top of her head and the seven tails protruding from her rear. People tend to notice those first.
Powers: Aya has a range of powers that appear magical and supernatural in nature, her powers seem to be mainly tied to her physical, mutant characteristics, her tails. Every time she's grown a new tail she's either gained a new power or her current powers have become stronger.

Fox-fire: Aya can summon blue orbs of fire that float around her, she can launch them at will in any direction, the orbs burn with an supernatural heat and explode on impact.

Animalistic Physiology: Aya's five senses are superior to a normal humans. In addition, her speed, agility, endurance, reflexes, and strength are greater as well, though most others with enhanced strength/agility probably have her beat.

Two forms: Aya can shapeshift into the form of a fox with seven tails, she can use this to slip into smaller spaces and that's about it. She also cannot speak as a fox, though someone with telepathy could still communicate with her.

Illusions: Aya can conjure illusions that can fool the fives senses, typically using them to disguise herself or otherwise slip away unnoticed, or to pull an epic prank. Simple illusions are as easy as breathing, but the more complex ones require much more focus and concentration on her part.

Conjuring: Aya can create and/or manipulate inanimate objects. Such as creating a stick out of thin air or transforming a normal piece of paper into money. Any object she transforms will eventually revert however, and objects she creates will eventually 'poof' out of existence. The largest object she has been able to create/manipulate is roughly the size of a small car.

History: Aya was born to a rich, Japanese couple in Kyoto, Japan. Her mutant traits were immediately apparent, but due to her fox-like features making her look similar to the mythical kitsune her human parents saw this as a blessing of Inari rather than something to be scorned.

Her father was a business man that worked in America, and so Aya ended up being raised in New York for a good portion of her childhood, and became fluent in both Japanese and English as a result. Despite being a mutant her parents protected her from any discrimination and hate from humans, sheltering her heavily and schooling her mainly through private tutors. Seemed money could solve just about anything.

Being sheltered has it's downsides of course, a lack of friends to hang out with for one. Due to this Aya ended up spending a significant amount of her time online and using social media, prides herself on knowing the latest memes and being 'based'. She even ended up becoming a streamer and vlogger, and now at nineteen she's been set loose into the world oh no.

Personality: Aya is somewhat of a hedonistic, tending to go for whatever she thinks is enjoyable at the time. She enjoys teasing and messing with people and likes to confuse people in order to get her way. She does this all in good fun of course, while she was most certainly spoiled she isn't particularly bratty. She is fairly social and surprisingly easy to make friends with, if they can put up with her antics.

Weaknesses: While quite internet savvy, Aya is fairly naïve about the real world due to how sheltered and protected she was, and does not fully grasp that some people will hate her due to her being a mutant. Her antics and pranks can get her into serious trouble if she takes them too far. She has zero combat experience, better at running away than actually getting into a fight.

Story Arcs: Vlogging in Krakao - Aya plans to travel to Krakao to do a vlog, no way that could go wrong.

@Abillioncats

Approved.

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Molly Hayes

Name: Molly Hayes
Alias: Bruiser
Age: 17
Place of Birth: Los Angeles, CA

Powers: Molly can activate a state where her eyes glow bright pink and she thus gains incredible super strength. Though not on the level of being such as The Hulk, she hasn't yet had the misfortune of ever being in a situation where she wasn't strong enough to lift/break what she needed to. This state also grants her some level of invulnerability to the degree where bullets bounce off her.

The drawback of this state is that it is a finite well to draw from. If she overexerts herself through prolonged or strenuous usage of her power, she will physically exhaust herself, possibly to the point of being unable to move, or even to loss of consciousness.

History: Molly's parents were founding members of the LA-based Supervillain group The Pride. Along with other children of Pride members, Molly was part of The Runaways, and after stopping their parents, had many adventures over the years, breaking up and reforming multiple times as members grew up and were busy with other events. One year ago, they seemingly split up for good, and Molly decided to focus on high school, wishing to enter college.

She hid her powers, and her past. The worse and worse public opinion on Mutants became, the more and more isolated Molly felt, that the bigger part of her identity being a Mutant became. She still kept in touch with The Runaways, and sometimes even met up with a few of them, but they were content with the paths they had taken, and encouraged her to focus on school. After a particularly nasty yelling match with Chase, she distanced herself from them. None of them were mutants. They didn't understand what she was going through right now.

She of course had known about Krakoa previously, but it was only now that she seriously entertained thoughts of going. She made her mind up and slipped away from her foster family without a word, taking only the possessions that fit in a rucksack, and fled with the goal of finding a place to belong with her own kind.

Story Arcs: Molly is looking for a place to belong, where she can start a new chapter of her life and possibly make some new friends.

@Silver Carrot

Approved!

Feel free to also play Lydia if you want the option of both.

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After more thought, I'm going to make Lydia Creel. I can already think of a few reasons she'd want to and/or could end up on the island. I think with this cast and setting, she would be a more interesting character to play

She might not have the X-gene (Her power is more Alien/Magical in nature) but it is linked to Loki (He created the potion that gave her father his powers), and it would also draw comparisons to Rogue's power

@Silver Carrot

The issue is there, outside certain circumstances, non-mutants aren't allowed on the island. So you could still play them, they just won't be on mutants-centric events/stories.

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I'm very interested, but debating whether to use an older Molly Hayes (from Runaways), or a legacy OC I've grown attached to, Lydia Creel (daughter of Absorbing Man and Titania)

Molly has Super Strength but on the lower end of it so maybe Comics Jessica Jones level.

Lydia can copy powers (basically, the properties of people, so anything that's nature but not nurture, wholly external, or truly unique. So she can't copy being The Chosen One or Worthy of Mjolnir or anything) The copied powers are heavily nerfed but she can stack them

@Silver Carrot

No issue with either of those. My only advice is: make a mutant (if not going with Molly), too, just in case the game gets Krakoa-centric early.

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Name. William “Billy” Kaplan
Alias. Wiccan
Age. 18
Place of Birth. New York

Powers. Wiccan’s powers are extensive, unpredictable, powerful, possibly mutant, and most definitely magical. Typically, his abilities manifest as electrokinetic energy from his hands, which Wiccan can manipulate in numerous ways—both offensively and defensively. Wiccan can also teleport himself and his teammates over long distances, fly, create objects from thin air, levitate objects, project force, energy, ice, heat, and fire, and create force fields and other solid energy objects

History. The Avengers Vision and Scarlet Witch once had twin children. Billy and Tommy Maximoff. This was an extraordinary occurrence, considering Vision is a synthetic being and Scarlet Witch is a chaos magician. The family lived happily during a time known as the House of M. Unfortunately for the couple, the children were undone when Scarlet Witch muttered No More Mutants. However, the souls of the children would be reborn as new people.

Billy was born the eldest of 3 sons, to parents Jeff and Rebecca Kaplan. When he was young, Billy realized he was gay, and so took a lot of abuse from classmates. After getting into a fight with some bullies, Billy has an encounter with the Scarlet Witch. She heals him, and tells him to stand up for himself.

That’s exactly what he did the next time he had a run in with that same bully. Unluckily for him, the electrokinetic aspect of Billy’s powers manifested, and the bully was nearly killed.

After that incident, Billy began to practice his magic powers, and wished to find Wanda again, to whom he felt a special connection. He believes she may have activated something in him when she healed his injuries that day. Unfortunately, the Scarlet Witch had vanished.

Story Arcs.

Children’s Crusade: Billy finds Wanda… Stuff happens…

@Crimson Flame

So he is a mutant, and he's still looking for Wanda? Given what she's been up to, fair to say she'd be hard to find, but let me know what you might have in mind.

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The Doctor is in

Name. Stephen Strange, MD, PhD

Alias. Dr. Strange
Age. 55
Place of Birth. Philadelphia, USA

Powers.
Dr. Strange has a vast and versatile array of spells and mystical abilities, augmented by his arsenal of magical artifacts. They range from the stereotypical options such as flight, energy blasts, shields, teleportation, and astral projection, to more esoteric charms and curses. All magic must be powered by something, and some of Strange’s most potent spells draw from entities that can demand a heavy toll on the user if abused. Strange is also still a human, with all of the weaknesses that entails, and invoking magic frequently requires him to be able to make certain gestures or utter certain phrases. Aside from his magical skill, Stephen also has great medical knowledge and a mind for thinking of creative strategies on the fly, and is an expert martial artist.

History.

Stephen Strange drove himself to become the world’s greatest neurosurgeon due to guilt from his sister’s death. A car accident damaged his nerves and forced him to abandon his surgical career, he searched for a cure and after many failures he came to Kamar Taj, where he studied under The Ancient One. He quickly became a Master of the Mystical Arts and claimed the title of Earth’s Sorcerer Supreme, defending the planet from magical threats. Over the years he’s met other sorcerers, fought invasions from other realms, joined superhero teams, had over a dozen people/otherworldly entities add him to their “mortal enemies” list, been involved in a complicated romance with a sorceress from the Dark Dimension named Clea that still isn’t resolved because neither is sure how to properly handle divorce procedures for a magical soul bond, gained new powers, lost new powers, made some questionable fashion choices and helped save the world a couple of times.

The most recent disruption to Strange’s life came unexpectedly. The Sorcerer Supreme’s role had been quiet lately, Baron Mordo was dead (for the time being), Dormammu was losing a Dark Dimension civil war badly enough that he had no time to mess with Earth, the Fear Lords had some kind of falling out and were fighting amongst themselves, and Shuma-Gorath was doing whatever he does when he’s not actively trying to devour everything. All was well, until the Vishanti called him for a great mystical war, the War of the Seven Spheres. He tried to resist but was pulled in anyway, into a dimension where time did not flow as it did in mortal realms. The war lasted millennia, scarring Strange’s psyche from the extreme length and constant fighting, but when he returned to Earth only four months had passed, and his body was none the worse for the wear. In his absence, Wong had assumed the role of Sorcerer Supreme and done an admirable job of defending the realm. Now Strange is adrift, searching for what to do and dealing with the lingering effects of the epic conflict, trying to find a role for himself in a rapidly changing world.

Story Arcs.

Nunc Dimittis
During the war Strange saw a vision about who the next Sorcerer Supreme would be. He hasn’t fully decoded it or unraveled the other meanings hidden within, but he knows that it could have grave implications for the future. He’ll try to find this next holder of the title, but what will be left for him after this, and what else will he uncover on his quest?

Dormammu I’ve Come to Bargain (for real this time)
Strange attempts to negotiate a lasting peace treaty between Earth and the Dark Dimension. That’s going to be a challenge, and one that he would prefer not to take up alone. He’s going to have to sit down with some of his bitterest and most duplicitous foes, and also his ex-wife. People say it’s impossible, but Strange is no stranger to doing the impossible.

@Fiber

Approved!!

Marvel Comics: Dawn of X

Loki

(image credit: queteezee on tumblr)

Name. Loki Laufeyson
Alias. Agent of Asgard, God of Trickery, D.B. Cooper
Age. Approx 1050 years old (1st incarnation)
Place of Birth. Jotunheim

Powers.

Frost Giant Physiology: Loki is a Frost Giant, though he has been enchanted with an Asgardian appearance. This gives him a greatly enhanced condition, including superhuman strength, endurance, agility, speed and reflexes. He was able to handle the power of an Infinity Stone without being harmed, and tanked blows from an enraged Hulk. His speed is especially noteworthy: Though his strength may be inferior to the likes of Thor or the Hulk, he still moves shockingly fast, able to catch Hawkeye’s arrow midair and outmanoeuvre opponents stronger than him to gain the upper hand.

He also possesses an accelerated rate of healing: While he cannot instantly regenerate, the rate at which his body repairs damage is greatly increased, allowing him to walk off injuries after a short period of recuperation.

Additionally, he is immune to extreme cold temperatures and the freezing touch of a Frost Giant, though being exposed to these will temporarily dispel his enchantment and reveal his Frost Giant appearance.

Sorcery: Loki is a master sorcerer, taught by his adoptive mother Frigga from an early age. His command over magic is nigh unrivalled, with even Odin being impressed by his spellcasting abilities. His control over the arcane manifests in a variety of ways.

Illusionary Magic: Loki’s favourite form of magic, illusion magic specialises in trickery and deceit to fool the enemy. Loki can create incredibly detailed illusions, changing his shape, clothes and voice to expertly mimic other people and even other species, such as frogs and snakes. He can fake death by conjuring imitation wounds, and can conjure basic weapons like daggers and spears to attack with. Loki cannot use this ability to escape restraints, however, though he can use his illusions to make it look as if he is unrestrained.

Additionally, Loki can create duplicate copies of himself. These duplicates cannot interact with the real world, and anyone who attempts to touch them will phase right through.

Loki can also use trickery to appear as though he is invisible, obscuring the ability to perceive him in any way from even the all-seeing Heimdall. He is not actually invisible, however: It is simply a trick of the mind. As a result of this, he can choose how he appears, appearing to just one person or appearing to everyone but being unable to be captured on recordings or CCTV. However, making his presence known by interacting with someone physically will break the spell, and his reflection will still appear in mirrors and other surfaces.

Mind Manipulation: Loki can hypnotise others to varying degrees. He was capable of subtly influencing the human Eric Selvig to do his bidding, and could even cast a spell on Odin to influence him to leave Asgard. Like real hypnosis, however, he cannot simply command someone to do something: He must make subtle suggestions to steer them in the right direction. With physical contact, he can delve into the memories of others, reading their minds and forcing them to relive memories.

Conjuration: Loki can enchant items and summon and de-summon them at will. Most commonly, he uses this ability to arm himself with daggers. However, he has also used it in the past to summon the Casket of Ancient Winters and the Tesseract while they were in his possession.

Telekinesis: Loki can manipulate objects with his mind, capable of lifting and scattering objects. Objects he manipulates with his mind are shrouded in a green hazy aura, much like his illusions when they are dispelled or interacted with. He has even held up part of a collapsing building with this power, and rocked the foundations of his prison cell, scattering objects all around him.

Weaknesses:
Though strong, Loki is often outclassed in a straight fight, and must rely on his magic to gain the upper hand. He is also quite arrogant, which can be manipulated against him by those that can match his cunning wit.

Loki’s illusions are simply that: Illusions. They cannot harm anyone or influence the real world, even if they appear to be able to.

History.
Loki had lived a long life, and he was acutely aware that his death was fast approaching. Indeed, as his Chitauri invasion began to crumble around him, it seemed as if Loki’s number was up. Then it was the business with the Dark Elves, then it was that debacle with Hela, then he’d heard Thanos was up and about once again. Loki revelled in danger, of course: He lived his life on the edge, and would his cunning escapes be so daring without such a lofty consequence for failure? Still, Loki’s love for winning was matched perhaps only by his hatred for losing, and it was of utmost importance that he took care of this whole “dying” business quickly.

It was a dark ritual, forbidden in Asgardian culture. Hela had conjured it up with blasphemous intent, a spit in the face of everything Odin’s faithful believed in. But spitting in the face of everything Odin’s faithful believed in was Loki’s modus operandi, and he got up every morning with blasphemous intent—a dark spell to defy death and reincarnate himself was really nothing out of the ordinary. So the ritual was sealed, and as Loki breathed his final breath onboard the Statesman, his soul soared towards the universe…And came crashing back down to reality. He was reborn in a new body, youthful and with a neck that remained mercifully unsnapped. Of course, he was trapped in the vacuum of space now, but he was over the moon that the ritual had actually worked—the Asgardians who recovered him, however, were less than enthused.

For so vile a sin, Loki should have received no mercy from the Asgardians. However, acknowledging his good deeds alongside Thor, as well as the circumstances of Asgard, his punishment was scaled back. The Asgardians were exposed in this new world, needing desperately to establish a solid foothold on Earth and show humanity they were a proud, stable nation, not in danger of collapsing in on themselves against a stiff breeze. Thus, it was necessary to imitate the strategies the world’s superpowers used to get to the top—and, after brief analysis, they concluded that the number one strategy to success was to simply spy on everyone. So, they needed a spy—and who better than the criminal pleading for a lesser sentence?

Thus, Loki became an agent of Asgard, acting at the behest of the Asgardians. It was his job to identify potential threats to his people, eliminating them before they became too great to handle. He’d infiltrate the enemy and learn how best to defeat them, infiltrate potential allies and learn how best to win their favour. If he didn’t, then he would be hunted by the elite guard of Asgard, and thrown into a cell to live out the remainder of his foul life.
Understandably, Loki was not too thrilled with this arrangement. WIth his newest assignment being to investigate the mutant nation of Krakoa, however, it may finally have been time for him to break free and do what he was always meant to do—cause problems on purpose.

Story Arcs.
Arc - Freedom from Bondage
Loki seeks to shake the hold Asgard has over him, escaping their clutches once and for all.

Arc - History in the Making
He is Loki, after all. What good would a trickster god be if he didn’t get himself involved in a few soon-to-be historical events? A new nation is the perfect place to remake a name for himself.

"Glorious purpose."

@udonoodles

Approved, though very curious to see how he gets involved. lol

Marvel Comics: Dawn of X

JEAN GREY

30 Years Old ⭙ Krakoan/American ⭙ Quiet Council of Krakoa

⭙ _{H I S T O R Y} ⭙

She is the most recent field leader of the X-Men, a member of the original five, and a mutant leader that's become one of the faces of Krakoa to the wider world and mutants making their way to the island. All of that before a mention of a certain cosmic force. Perhaps more importantly for the future, Jean is one of the very few mutants Krakoans could trust to challenge any faction or member of leadership on the island should need arise. Her story starts as a girl, the car crash on an old two-line highway. She remembers more of it than she'd like, the heat and the concrete and the glass and the blood. The crash began the slow cascade of psychic episodes, culminating in terrified parents calling everyone from trusted clergy to pseudo-specialists out to the family's farmhouse on the Annadale-on-Hudson river. When Jean looks back, now, she understands. As a child, however, loss and death were insurmountable cliff faces she would have to climb each day. It's occurred to Jean recently that there's no telling when extra-dimensional forces might have been nudging her life in one direction, or another. She knows from experience from other timelines and time-travelers that her presence on the first team of X-Men made a difference in the vast multi-verse.

Her first meeting with Xavier was rather unspectacular. He won over her parents well before her won her over. There's no understating what Charles Xavier did to save Jean during the early years. Her drift towards the great void had already begun by the time he even met her, providing a small window of time to help bring Jean back to life. Experiencing death, and the full trauma of it from her own perspective, was enough to send Jean Grey running the ethereal and astral in search of anything, or anyone. She mostly found memories, psychic reflections of reality that burn like small stars, but after enough time she began to experience the echoes of others. Xavier states this is when he came to discover Jean Grey, the telepath. The best account is Xavier's, "the reason she was on the team, the reason she became so central, was because we didn't know the upper-limits of her ability. Yet few know the utility of that mutant gift such as I do." Regardless of intention, Jean spent most of the first few years ducking for cover and yelling for help. It was a disaster. Xavier insisted on having her focus on constant connection to him, to updates to team, to psychic defenses.

It was thankless work that no one but Xavier needed and it almost got her killed a few times. Despite their success, there was hope before Krakoa. The island will forever mean something a little different to Jean Grey. She spent the years in darkness combating the island. She was a main architect in expelling it from the planet. At one point, it had gotten personal with Krakoa and Jean Grey. Where that leaves them today is an unknown wrinkle. The team hit it's stride after Krakoa, new additions, and new dynamics in the Institute. Jean officially graduates Xavier's and begins at Bard College. She will finish a Bachelor's in Biology, all the while remaining a part time X-Men when the team needed her. She was a week from graduating when a mission in space to escape Sentinels sent to kidnap and kill them forced Jean to make a sacrifice and pilot an escape shuttle in extreme radiation conditions. Scott claims to watch her die, minutes before the Phoenix Force resurrects her and keeps her friends safe. The Phoenix Force lost itself in Jean, twisting Jean's darker aspects into the Dark Phoenix.

What started as an attempt at mind control ended in the destruction of a star system and the death of billions, all directly from actions taken by the Dark Phoenix. Logan claims to watch Jean sacrifice herself in order to rob the Phoenix Force of it's precocious 'host.' Jean Grey would disagree in that she died. According to her, she ascended upon her physical death, her interconnected nature with the Phoenix Force, at the time, making any true death an impossibility. She admits to those who have asked that it's hard to merge how people see time and space, and how she and time and space were during her time with the Phoenix Force, after her apparent death. She had died and returned more times than she could, she saw and experienced variations of reality that simply did not belong to the the normal timeline, or any parallel timeline she had seen before. She had been there for Scott when he needed her reassurances most. She appeared for Logan when there was no reason for him to want to keep going. In time, to a very small select few, it became a known secret that Jean Grey was dead, maybe forever.

But she wasn't gone. Even as other Phoenix hosts came to be and fell back, she was an absolution as the White Phoenix of the Crown.

Her return would come recently, in 2015. Her return would immediately get her friends and loves ones in danger, as the Shi'ar Empire would demand her arrest and trial for the deaths caused by the Dark Phoenix. After the many pleas of her close friends, Jean accepted trial-by-combat. X-Men, vs the Shi'Ar Imperial Guard. Though the X-Men are an amazing team of individuals with astonishing powers and more experience together than most, it wasn't enough to defeat the Imperial Guard. In the end it was Jean who challenged the Imperial Guard's leader in single combat. The amount of energy Jean Grey released in those moments was enough to shake the very foundations of the universe; she had done the impossible and won her freedom. Though she promised to continue being a hero and saving as many lives as she had caused the death of, the shadow of the Phoenix is a long, dark, thing. The finishes up the break with the Phoenix, working with the Cuckoos and Emma Frost to free Hope Summers of any possible Phoenix possession. The latest iteration of the X-Men was her team, resulting in success against a reality bending foe.

Jean died in 2019, a secret known only to Xavier and Magneto and Storm. She, along with all the other mutants who died destroying the Mother Mold being created by Orchis in their Forge, were resurrected later using Krakoan resurrection protocols. The mission is a partial success. The mutant circuit responsible for resurrection, the Five, do note unusual difficulty, at parts, and unusual ease, at other parts, in returning Jean Grey to life. Jean has recently been named a member of the Quiet Council, and spends most of her time helping Krakoan missions from X-Force to X-Factor to the Marauders. She has easily been one of the busiest, and most visible, mutants of the new age.

⭙ _{P O W E R S} ⭙

Jean is an Omega level telepath, and an Alpha level telekinetic of immense power.

⭙ _{S T O R Y A R C S} ⭙

The Immortal X-Men A mistake by X-Force costs a lot of innocent lives, and drives two original X-Men farther apart than their relationship has ever been as the very soul of Krakoa, the nation, is debated. Cerebra is discussed in greater detail, and an uninvited visitor attempts a lunar walk to access the real power behind what Cerebra has become. Scott and Jean question their place on the Krakoan Quiet Council, wondering if Krakoa, and mutants as a whole, need them doing something else. Something different.

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Thana

Name: Thana (Means "Death" in Arabic
Alias: Sevine Roma
Age: 26
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 100lbs
Appearance: Short, slim and toned. Blonde hair, black eyes.

Place of birth: Small town in Michigan

Powers: Telekinesis, Telepathy

History: Sevine discovered her powers at the young age of 8 when her father tragically passed away. Chaos ensued at his funeral when she lost control of her emotions and nearly destroyed the church and all those in it. Her mother was distraught and disgusted at the display of power. Her mother never was one to care for the lives of mutants. She decided to send Sevine away to a concentration camp for mutants, called Never Land. It was here she was deemed useful for their studies and was experimented on. As she grew older her powers grew stronger and she was deemed dangerous by the program. Instead of killing her they locked her in a room, where she was kept until her mid twenties when she found an opportunity to escape.

Sevine has been on her own and on the run since.

Story Arcs: [TBD]

I might need help with this, I'm returning to writing after being on a hiatus for 5-6 years and am having trouble coming up with ideas, but am very interested in joining. I will try to finish up my character sheet myself but am open to suggestions.

@catnyxx

Happy to oblige, if it helps feel free to DM/PM me, but definitely start with what you want to achieve from the character. Easier to plot things out when certain motivations are known.