Nexaduro

"I dub thee, John!"

Eh, I'm more of a monster than Mather is theoretically, considering he's not a zombie, but a rather humanoid undead. Whereas I am a twelve-foot-tall amalgam of bone and sinew. Gonna have to practice my shapeshifting early on.

What are these? I know the rest, but can you explain what these are? (I know Cosmic Strings too if it's referring to Quantum String Theory)

Well, remembering the "End" of your RP...

Your SOUL is mine. Connor's horrible at making bets. Besides, what claims have you made to it so far? My Hlaupari have more than one purpose, you know, there shouldn't be much difficulty in making things difficult for you. By the way, Rocco, for lending your those 800 spies can you perhaps lend me a few traditional soldiers when I need them? Same for Kiev, once the Mongols are dealt with?

Ack! Not that again!

Since I am undead wouldn't my body technically count as a thing? If not then the magical objects would be my gloves; they can use fire and ice, as well as instant incineration but that requires me to touch the oponent itself. I'm looking like Richard so people allready hate me, why hide being a warlock? Richard's magic was in that amulet, remember?

That might work Pie. I want to start out with someone else, preferably with a chaotic neutral/good alignment.

Just wait until I can stab three people in the back at the same time while we're facing each other 10 feet away.

High(ish) speed vibrations would simply allow it to cut slightly better (and the magic running through the sword would increase it's durability). My characters base skills in lightning magic (that he trained a bit) were weak electric shocks and an immunity towards electrical damage (well a very high resistance that will grow larger as he becomes more skilled) 1) The vibrations would probably damage it if it got stuck in something. 2) Magic increasing durability is a ridiculous cliche. Should be less stable if anything. 3) Skills in magic all come from your item, therefore assuming you've trained is unrealistic. 4) Restating number two, passive resistance granted by magic not meant to passively protect is stupid.

The vibration would only be used for very short intervals (in strikes against armored foes in tandem with the usual electric shock) Um, if it breaks metal it breaks the sword... And why would that not shock you?

Report soon Retech?

I'm on, Paul.

Are the Daeka going to be a faction race, or nonexistant? Personally, I would prefer nonexistant, but it's your call.

Oh! NO! Didn't mean that, I meant in the same area. I stay with my character.

And what could I be? =b Wait, different name and backstory? Why?

Can I start with Retech's character?

Name: Tro'ladak'kudar Race: Dusavi'daek Weapons: Arms, legs, torso, head, miscellaneous variable appendages. RP Element: The Eye of Adakkar - a flux metal eye, one foot in circumference, given to Kudar when he was sent to explore strange ruins. He lost consciousness, and didn't wake up for days. When he did, he was here (wherever you choose to place him).

Ooh, that's why you want to practice making extra organs early on.

Mather, you draw that? And sweeeet, I get to be a demi-shapeshifter!

Species Name: Dusavi'daek Tribal Name: Tro'dak'ael Species Adjective: Daeka Species Description: Large (approx. twelve feet tall when fully grown), humanoid, highly variable appearance, omnivorous. Fairly intelligent, generally peaceful, not currently skilled with complicated tools or most weaponry. Starting Advantage: Ability to spontaneously alter, generate, and regenerate bone, skin, and muscle mass. Religion: Devout worship of the God Adakkar, God of Flux. Tribal Government: Controlled by the strongest individual, judged by skill, creativity, and and prowess in altering their form. I played the Daeka in Manifest Destiny.

*tptptptp tptptptp tptptptp tptptptp* Exactly. So, maybe Ross' watch is his access to magic? :P So, can I play as a Dusavi'daek?

Dear god! It's YANA!!! Get that reference ICU?

Daeka? But, elves? Halflings/dwarfish things? No constructs I assume?

Pffffhahahahahahahaha! That's misleading, Rocco.