08-09-2015, 10:20 AM
Character name: Awoor
Character source: Original.
Character history:
It (but Awoor identifies as a "she", despite lacking gender in the proper sense) is a diety-like being. She travels in between verses contained within a "Multiverse" themed verse, helping some in need, and hindering others under various aliases. "Awoor", as a name, is only one of the many she has among the different worlds she visits, and the one she as adopted as her own "name".
Despite being extremely powerful within her verse, she doesn't know what her own purpose is, and is often in a constant internal philosophical debate about why she is here and why things matter, among other concerns, such as being skeptical of her own perceptions - what if she actually isn't a god, and she's just being tricked by an overelaborate illusion?
Ultimately, she looks for answers and the truth behind these big questions. Motivated by that, she conjures forth "avatars" of humanoids (or whatever race is most convenient) into different worlds, looking for clues as different personas.
However, in one of her travels, she has reached a new kind of verse, somehow. Somewhere she hasn't been before - somewhere new.
Physical Description: (originals only)
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She walks on her four legs, but the tips of each of her horns can split into very humanlike "hands", and the horns themselves can move like arms.
Stats:
ATK: 0
DEF: 2
SPD: 4
TEC: 4
Starting Proficiencies:
(1000 OM) Ranged Proficiency
(1000 OM) Debuff Proficiency
Starting Powers:
Starting Moves:
Mana Arrow (300 OM). Ranged Prof, Debuff Prof
Awoor has a special item which she can summon forth - a bow of energy which she wields with her horns "hands", which can fire arrows of energy. These arrows cause no physical harm, instead, upon impact, they cause fatigue, by draining the victim's stamina. The drain typically causes a sudden loss of fatigue as if they had just made a short sprint. The victim recovers from the loss of fatigue as he/she normally would (resting or just waiting). The arrow can travel up to 100m away if aimed diagonally upwards for distance.
I confirm that I have read and agreed to the Rules of Conduct.
Character source: Original.
Character history:
It (but Awoor identifies as a "she", despite lacking gender in the proper sense) is a diety-like being. She travels in between verses contained within a "Multiverse" themed verse, helping some in need, and hindering others under various aliases. "Awoor", as a name, is only one of the many she has among the different worlds she visits, and the one she as adopted as her own "name".
Despite being extremely powerful within her verse, she doesn't know what her own purpose is, and is often in a constant internal philosophical debate about why she is here and why things matter, among other concerns, such as being skeptical of her own perceptions - what if she actually isn't a god, and she's just being tricked by an overelaborate illusion?
Ultimately, she looks for answers and the truth behind these big questions. Motivated by that, she conjures forth "avatars" of humanoids (or whatever race is most convenient) into different worlds, looking for clues as different personas.
However, in one of her travels, she has reached a new kind of verse, somehow. Somewhere she hasn't been before - somewhere new.
Physical Description: (originals only)
[spoiler]
[/spoiler]She walks on her four legs, but the tips of each of her horns can split into very humanlike "hands", and the horns themselves can move like arms.
Stats:
ATK: 0
DEF: 2
SPD: 4
TEC: 4
Starting Proficiencies:
(1000 OM) Ranged Proficiency
(1000 OM) Debuff Proficiency
Starting Powers:
Starting Moves:
Mana Arrow (300 OM). Ranged Prof, Debuff Prof
Awoor has a special item which she can summon forth - a bow of energy which she wields with her horns "hands", which can fire arrows of energy. These arrows cause no physical harm, instead, upon impact, they cause fatigue, by draining the victim's stamina. The drain typically causes a sudden loss of fatigue as if they had just made a short sprint. The victim recovers from the loss of fatigue as he/she normally would (resting or just waiting). The arrow can travel up to 100m away if aimed diagonally upwards for distance.
I confirm that I have read and agreed to the Rules of Conduct.

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