#rpg thingy

[thewinterpeony]

Me  working on rpg backround (beginning)  : Freydis will betray Ivar here too i can explain a lot of things that way  like ivar fearing to give too much love etc 

me still working (now) : Freydis will love Ivar it is not about power or anything and i will explain ivar insecurities with other traiterous  things happening . Freydis will become some tragic character who have done a lot of things for ivar , is still not over baldur’s death and will totaly not be happy because of what i will doing  but she will be some cinnamon roll who turn out hating ivar because of a totally normal circomptance because will be an asshole at some point leading into her being what she is. 

[rheiaii]

Hello team 2, be prepared because team 1 will save the world~ =w=

are you sure you’re really saving the world? 

[thatdamnpipsqueak]

✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ the pencil army is drawing near

Name: The academy doesn't have this creature's name on file, which isn't surprising. So far, every time someone has acquired it, they and the surrounding area are destroyed within a week. The creature calls itself Mercy, but that's very clearly a self selected name.

Gender: By human standards, the creature appears to be male, but given that it isn't a human, human standards should apply significantly less. Mercy has yet to refer to itself by gender.

Race: Daemon Prince, and one of the older ones. Mercy is unlike many other Daemons for a multitude of reasons. It lacks horns, which are a rather defining characteristic of most Daemons. It seems unphased by True Silver, despite that being a common weakness amongst Daemons, even Daemon princes. However, the magic that Mercy has demonstrated rules out the possibility of it being anything but a Daemon Prince, not to mention the fact that it guards its name so carefully.

Class: Spellsword. Mercy engages his foes in melee combat as soon as possible, clashing swords in a split second. Even amongst Daemon Princes, Mercy is faster than belief, augmented further by its magic gear, to the point where they have been shown to be able to outrun most spells. Mercy closes in on foes, and applies pressure, forcing Mages to remain on the backfoot and unable to cast, and for Warriors to commit their full attention. Just as they muster up a valid defense however, Mercy releases a barrage of spells from close range, ending the battle before it really begins. Mercy is likely a Archmage of the Second Circle in combat magic.

Mastery: Mercy's greatest capabilities comes from its ability to call in "favors". It is believed that approximately 7% of the total supernatural population each owe Mercy at least one favor, which it makes good use of. It adapts to any given situation by asking for help, or magical items.

Weapon: Far too many to count. Seven League Boots, Sword of Woes, Helmet of Unbeing,  Amulet of Dragonkind, and many more have been seen in the possession of Mercy at one point or another. Suffice it to say, if there is only one weapon capable of winning Mercy a battle, he will have it when it comes time to fight.

Companion/Familiar: In addition to his debtors, Mercy has a large army of Demons and Daemons to follow his orders, as well as thousands of mortals who entered into ill advised contracts with the Daemon Prince.

Level: Demigod Level. Mercy is strong, but Divine Level entities could take him out without much effort. His ability to prepare for fights is unparalleled however, making him easily able to subdue other Demigod Level opponents, putting him in an awkward state where there is no foe simply on his level, all either falling above or below.

[thatdamnpipsqueak]

✏ Please?

Name: She Who Devours Dreams

Gender: Tends to prefer a female body, but has been known to adopt other forms when the situation calls for it.

Race: A First One, and a notable one at that. She Who Devours Dreams is one of the few First Ones to also technically qualify as a Fae Queen, alongside The Queen Beyond Sight, and commands a substantial number of Fae forces. Her Court is called The Host of Nightmares, and is made of the literal Nightmares of small children made flesh. Sounds cliched until they're ripping your hearts out while smiling and singing. Children do not have the same filters as adults do, leading their Nightmares to be much more dangerous.

Class: Similar to other First Ones, She Who Devours Dreams defies easy classification. Her magic skills are powerful, but she seems to shy away from combat magic, sticking with illusions and summoning spells as long as she can get away with it. The few times she has unleashed destructive spells, she tends to favor psychic magics, and at one point rendered three Archmages of the Second Circle catatonic with one spell. She is likely equivalent of an Archmage of the Fourth Circle, possibly Fifth. Martially, her talents are limited, although she has the fae durability and agility of a creature of her caliber. She is however a quite notable sneak, although not to the degree of her fellow Queen. One of the most dangerous things about her however is her ability to persuade almost anyone of anything with words of honey. It is uncertain how much is magical and how much is pure manipulation, but suffice it to say it ends up being remarkably effective.

Mastery: She Who Devours Dreams earned her title justly. She is a master of magic related to dreams, both preying on people within them and weaponizing them. In the off chance one angers She Who Devours Dreams, it's best to not sleep unless you are touching Cold Iron, which limits her influence but doesn't fully prevent it. She Who Devours Dreams is capable of entering dreams as she chooses, and displays a remarkable level of control. She cannot kill people in their dreams, but can inflict pain that creates psychological scars. Additionally, she is talented at molding Nightmares into masks for her Fae to wear, allowing even minor Fae to become horrific, and mightier from that terror.

Weapon: She Who Devours Dreams has no real martial weapons worth noting, but her words and magics are typically weapon enough to repel most foes.

Companion/Familiar: By recent calculations, She Who Devours Dreams has an army that makes up approximately 15% of the Fae, with an additional potential 5% on loan from The Queen Beyond Sight. This alone makes her capable of destroying a medium sized kingdom, especially given the effectiveness of her Nightmare troops.

Level: Lower Divine Tier.

[thatdamnpipsqueak]

✏️ please! :)

Name: Omniel, Harbinger of Grace

Gender: Currently Unknown

Race: For lack of better terminology, Omniel appears to be an Angel of the highest caliber, although the divinity that it serves has yet to be determined. Omniel lacks a mouth, communicating through a boomingly loud telepathy that seems to transmit indiscriminately. It's wings are easily as large as it is tall, and seem to be partially clockwork. Although Omniel hasn't been significantly wounded yet, The Academy has doubts that it's internal organs are like ours at all. 

Class: Omniel hasn't actually shown any particular magical capacity yet, although there is no reason to doubt that it could. Omniel's power seems to mostly lie in martial capabilities, so The Academy tentatively suggests that it is a Warrior until proven otherwise. However, despite martial prowess usually succumbing to magic, Omniel has yet to be stopped, regardless of it's opponent. This is because it's durability is far beyond anything that has ever been recorded before. Omniel recently fought The One In Black Armor, a Demigod who at times has reached Divine Level in combat prowess, and practically obliterated his foe. Although The One In Black Armor has been able to wound First Ones, he was unable to so much as scratch Omniel. Before that fight, Omniel also threw down with an Archmage of the Third Circle, who launched an attack of the Destruction school capable of leveling a small village. Omniel not only tanked the attack, but the few wounds that appeared sealed within seconds, and vanished without a trace shortly afterwards. 

Mastery: In addition to Omniel's raw durability, the skill that it has shown with a spear is unparalleled. In one instance, Omniel was capable of cutting directly through the blade of the sword, splitting it in two vertically. With little effort, Omniel bisected a boulder that was flung at it during its fight with The One In Black Armor, and sliced its foe who was behind the rock. Also noteworthy, Omniel's wings are fully functional, and capable of reaching speeds faster than the human eye can perceive while flying.

Weapon: Omniel's spear is made out of a strange kind of metal that the Academy has yet to determine. However, it has been shown to be capable of harming First Ones and Demigods, not to mention obliterating terrain. Omniel has indirectly boasted that his spear is capable of piercing anything, although not necessarily capable of cutting anything. The spear appears to have the same, if not greater, durability as Omniel, as it has endured the same attacks that he has. The spear also seems to have energy projection properties triggered when it stabs something, allowing it to detonate objects in a bright white light.

Companion/Familiar: None. Omniel seems vehemently opposed to the idea of associating with lesser beings, stating that it came here to deliver an important message from its god, and that other actions are merely distractions.

Level: Insufficient Data, but likely at least Divine Level, possibly higher. It's uncertain whether Omniel is an Avatar of the god that it serves, and thus equal in power to it's master, or if it is merely a messenger, and thus it's master is High Divine Level or greater.

[thatdamnpipsqueak]

Very well. I'll bite. ✏

Name: Kyle, The Lost King

Gender: Male

Race: Kyle appears to be Human, but a numerous amount of things about him are simply...off. He speaks a language that has been dead for several centuries, although he also speaks Common with a heavy accent and archaic phrasing. His magic is unlike any we have ever seen before, and seems to overwhelm our spells. He talks of a distant land that he ruled, before he was cursed, but there are no records of the land that he speaks of ever existing in the first place.

Class: Kyle is well versed in magic, enough that he's roughly an Archmage of the Third Circle. However, given that his magic trumps everything that it has been thrown against in our world, he could likely beat an Archmage of the Fifth Circle, and many divine beings, if he had to fight them. According to Kyle, his magic "subjugates the fabric of reality, and binds it to [his] will." Academy researchers have suggested that Kyle might know Word Magic, the Magic of the fundamental parts of reality, but given his interactions with Margret, a suspected host of a Word, this theory seems unlikely. Another suggestion is that Kyle's magic may be connected to his old language, and that Academy records are missing information about it.

Mastery: Kyle's magic largely focuses on Aether Manipulation, although he doesn't seem to know what the Aether is. Kyle is capable of willing reality to bend and break, destroying things by destroying the fabric of existence around them. This is distinct from Unmaking, and various Unmaking specialists seem uneased by Kyle's magic. Furthermore, Kyle has shown proficiency in doing the opposite: creating things from nothing. Academy research shows that both of these powers are connected, and that Kyle is largely only capable of creating things that he has destroyed in the past. A current idea is that Kyle can banish objects to and pull objects from another plane of existence, although he has yet to show capabilities of recreating sentient creatures that he has destroyed. 

Weapon: Kyle is armed with a sword in a golden sheath, a crown with gems, and a magnificent cloak. The sword is incredibly sharp, and capable of hurting most creatures that Kyle has fought, although when he dueled a First One, they seemed immune to it, possibly because it wasn't Cold Iron. The crown's abilities are as of yet undiscovered, but it almost blinded an Academy researcher who tried to view it with a true seeing spell. Finally, the cloak seems capable of allowing Kyle to vanish and appear, although the precise mechanism is uncertain. It doesn't appear to be invisibility, but it has allowed him to bypass anti-teleportation wards. Current theory is that the cloak is connected to the alternate plane where Kyle can store and retrieve items, and allows him to travel through that.

Companion/Familiar: Kyle thus far has been reluctant to ally himself with anyone, although he is a relative friend of the Academy. Kyle travels a great deal, and has brushed shoulders with many powerful individuals during his journeys, and either killed or engaged in pleasant conversation with a frightening number of them.

Level: Kyle's destructive capabilities are likely only high Mythic or Demigod Level, but he has shown to be able to fight evenly with Divine Level entities, given the mysterious nature of his magic.

[thatdamnpipsqueak]

✏ Heyo.

Name: Megan of The One Half Moon

Gender: Female

Race: The Academy is still somewhat divided on the subject of Megan's race. She displays all the characteristics of a lycanthrope, but maintains control while shifting, and can shift on non full moon occasions. Furthermore, she appears to be a creature of the fae of some kind, given who she associates with. Until further notice, treat her as a fae that is emulating a lycanthrope, and all the powers that that entails.

Class: In addition to the shifting, Megan has shown prowess in nature magic, as well as fae magic. She is likely a Druid, although the Sylvan Order has publicly stated not to associate her with them. Power wise, she is likely on Archmage of the First Circle level with nature magic alone, and possibly Second Circle if she utilizes fae magic. However, it is her lycanthrope ability that is truly worrisome. When Megan shifts, her intelligence doesn't decrease, but even improves. Megan is the first recorded instance of a werewolf being able to cast spells while in wolf form, a talent that would make dealing with her a nightmare. Without a doubt, if Megan went rampant, The Golden Order would be needed to appropriately address her, given that the paladins have access to both might and magic.

Mastery: Megan's Fae Magic is disturbing, and quite gruesome in practice. She's almost fanciful with it, and has been known to change the shapes of human to prey animals before she shifts in order to make it "More fun" in her words. She can distort both time and space in isolated areas. An incident on record shows her having trapped a group of humans in a small area of forest for a day. The survivor claimed that they were stuck in there for seventy years, give or take, and that the forest that they were in stretched on endlessly, no matter where they ran. Leading researchers suggest that Megan might be able to tap into the primal Chaos where fae come from, and imprison people in it. Her connection to said Chaos is unusual, given that she isn't a First One nor Fae Queen, which is the tier of power needed to actually utilize the Chaos.

Weapon: Megan doesn't use mortal weapons. Ever. She has shown to have an incredible distaste for Cold Iron, more so than the average fae. In wolf form, her claws are allegedly made of Chaos itself, rendering them capable of cutting through magic as if it was physical. Between that and her ability to cast spells while shifted, it's doubtable that any mage could hope to stop her.

Companion/Familiar: Megan associates herself with members of the Broken Twig Court, the group of Fae ruled by the First One called He Who Breathes Disaster.

Level: Likely Mythic, but her connection to Chaos might allow her to challenge foes higher than that.

[thatdamnpipsqueak]

✏

Name: Jessica Magdottir, Mistress of Unmaking

Gender: Female

Race: Jessica is human. Pure blooded human, with no records of demonic or otherwise powerful lineage, making her current status and expertise even more impressive. Several records show various demons, fae, and even a First One offering her opportunities to make a pact, but she has yet to accept one.

Class: Thus far, it is uncertain exactly where Jessica's talents lie. She has substantial talent in Unmaking, but very little magic beyond that. She's capable of summoning and binding even Daemon Princes, a task that instantly would qualify her for a position as Archmage of the Third Circle, but it isn't certain how willing or unwilling those entities were. She has channeled the power of Old Gods in the past, but no evidence suggests that she has any formal training as a Priest or Binder. At the present moment, Jessica's limits are somewhat of an enigma. We've tentatively given her the Class of  Magus, but even that doesn't quite fit. In truth, most of Jessica's powers do not come from herself, but the friends she has made.

Mastery: Jessica's prowess lies in two categories. The first is Unmaking. Unmaking magic in general is incredibly dangerous, and fighting an experienced Unmaker is a task that requires special preparation. Garrot the Unmaker is known as a hired assassin who can eliminate any target he is assigned with sufficient pay. In the past, he's removed Kings from existence, destroyed Dragons, and in one instance killed a First One. The Academy has reports suggesting that Garrot claims to be the second greatest mortal Unmaker in the world, deferring the first spot to Jessica. Although the two don't seem to have any direct connection, Garrot has allegedly sought the tutelage of Jessica in the past, who refused. The two are on good terms, and allegedly have tea every few weeks. While this alone would make Jessica a dangerous foe, it isn't her only major talent. For reasons that The Academy is not privy to at the given moment, Jessica is beloved by most supernatural creatures. Dragons, Fae, Demons, Daemons, Elementals, and even The Academy's Vice Headmaster, Verna the Cunning, a Sphinx older than most kingdoms, all seem to adore Jessica. Verna has given orders for the Academy to refrain from bothering Jessica, or even researching her beyond a justifiable amount. Dragons have adjusted rampage paths in order to avoid disturbing the town in which Jessica was currently living. In one instance when a student made a joke about Jessica while in the library, the various book imps who act as cleaners assaulted him with an atlas.

Weapon: Magic and her allies. Information suggests that even if Jessica was unable to cast, capturing her would be a task that would require at least four Archmages of the Sixth Circle, two armies, and seven or eight highly trained Alchemists, simply due to the creatures that will attempt to protect her. 

Companion/Familiar: Far too many to count and remain sane. Literally, in some cases, given that she has a few Elder Gods who dot on her from time to time.

Level: As an Unmaker, Mythic Level. Given her contacts however, if she cashed in her chips, called in favors, and made as many pacts as possible, High Divine Level.