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[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: Plot (click to show/hide)

  It was a strange creature that recruited you. Shaped like a man, but wrapped head to toe in faintly bluish-hued bandages that seemed almost luminescent. Its voice had a strange echoing quality to it, but didn't sound malicious.

  Wrapped in a cloak to avoid notice, it had approached you with an offer:


  "Greetings, great one. I have been looking for someone of your particular talents. Heroes are needed, beyond the veil. The sky falls, and the masters grow desperate. Seek them out, and they will have task for you. Yet know that your true rewards are beyond measure, for opportunity is your birthright, great one."


  Vague, but intriguing. Its instructions on how to get there were more specific but truly strange- supposedly, the only way to get there was to climb into what looked like a coffin inside a carriage and be driven. More specifically, you had to fall asleep in there.


  Fortunately, falling asleep seemed easy inside the box. You suspect it was magically enchanted to put you to sleep, but if so, the enchantment was very gentle- it was easy to stay awake when you tried. There didn't seem to be much point, however, since if the rocking of the carriage and noises outside were any indication, it was simply meandering along at a leisurely pace.

  Whenever you went to sleep, things felt much the same upon waking. This was quickly proven not quite true, as opening the lid and looking around revealed it to be nighttime in a region you'd never seen before.


  The carriage seemed to have been leaving a dark, twisted wood you'd never seen before, crossing a brief ring of barren ground, and heading towards a circular, round city of dark grey stone. A tower of the same rose high up behind the walls. A large, bright, full moon hung in the sky nearby.

  The carriage stopped shortly thereafter, having traveled only the short distance between the walls and the forest since you'd awoken. Your guide had indeed been driving the carriage, and explained that the master was waiting in the central tower.

  Crossing through the gate and into the city, you found little reason to linger. The city was dark, quiet, deserted, bare, and gave you an uneasy feeling you couldn't quite place. The main road led straight from the gate to the tower, resulting in a trip that wasn't too long.


  The tower itself was a different matter, however. The lowest floor seemed very open, more like a forum than a tower. It was obviously a massive structure, however, to be that tall and spacious. Upon entering, you found it well-lit, occupied, and lacking any unsettling feelings. Robed individuals shuffled around on whatever errands they possessed, or talked quietly but sometimes emphatically with each other.

  In the center of the room, on a raised dais, stood a man in teal robes and with a long white beard. He smiled and nodded courteously to you upon entering, and waved you over.


  "Greetings," he'd said quickly, "I'm sure you have questions, but let us wait until your companions have arrived. Barring more delays, that should be rather soon."

Spoiler: Setting (click to show/hide)

Mostly magic-heavy medieval-ish fantasy, though hopefully a good bit stranger than usual in places. Your particular point of origin can buck these trends slightly, and it doesn't even need to be in the same dimension as anyone else's.

Spoiler: Character Creation (click to show/hide)

Name: Obvious. Add a suffix of your preferred class name if you have one. Your "class" is just an arbitrary title based on whatever you feel relevant.
Caste: Gender, race, etc. Anything with a significant, innate impact on your physiology or abilities.
Major: Your major skill, which will start at Apprentice (+2) level.
Minor: Your minor skill, which will start at Novice (+1) level.
Equipment: You may begin with one useful item, which usually either allows something you couldn't do otherwise, or gives a +1 bonus to a specific action or subgroup of actions. You may also begin with miscellaneous other items, such as clothing, but they will generally not have an effect.
Bio: Personality, physical description, history, etc. Mostly optional, except for at least a brief physical description.

Tribe: Where you come from. More specifically, whatever you identify yourself based on, be they close friends you're just like or hated foes you're nothing like. Mostly optional, though a brief, very vague description of where you came from is mandatory. You may also expand greatly on this if you'd like, detailing factions or areas far outside your personal concern, though there's no guarantee it will ever end up in the game.

Spoiler: Skills and System (click to show/hide)

Skills can be roughly divided into three categories: Magic, Combat, and Misc. Magic skills are schools of magic, like Fire Magic or Necromancy. Combat skills are military disciplines, like Swords or Dodging. Miscellaneous skills are everything that isn't one or the other, like Diplomacy or Carpentry.

Skills provide bonuses to rolls made using them. Additionally, every time you level up a skill, you may select a perk to go with it. Perks are usually situational bonuses related to the skill in question.

Name	Bonus	Experience to Next Level	Total Experience to Attain
Inexperienced	-1	2	0
Dabbling	+0	4	2
Novice	+1	8	6
Apprentice	+2	16	14
Adept	+3	32	30
Expert	+4	64	62
Master	+5	128	126

Skills increase through use. More specifically, rolling higher numbers gives experience in that action. Not only does experience gain ignore modifiers, it actually adds their inverse directly to experience gained. In other words, attempting an action with a -1 penalty will always grant at least one experience point; a -2 will grant 2, etc.

Roll	Experience	Effect
6	+2	You succeeded better than expected. May have unfortunate side effects.
5	+2	You succeeded perfectly, or at least as perfectly as you could given the circumstances.
4	+1	You succeeded. Note that depending on the action, this might still not be quite what you wanted.
3	+1	You succeeded somewhat. Usually this means less of an effect than you intended, or progress made but not completion.
2	+0	You failed. Depending on the action, this might just mean nothing happened, or it could have negative consequences.
1	+0	You failed miserably, making the situation worse. Good luck.

Above 6 or below 1 are generally just more severe forms of their respective effects.


A more detailed explanation of skill levels is as such:

Inexperienced means you have little or no technical knowledge of something, meaning you're probably not even sure where to begin. Expect to accomplish laughably crude or simple effects, if you succeed at all.

Dabbling means you understand roughly how something works, but lack technical knowledge in it. Expect to achieve very limited, specific effects.

Novice means you have some experience and deeper understanding of something, but still not enough to be very impressive. Expect to achieve useful but situational or lackluster effects.

Examples: Basic fireball, weak feint, making a simple chest

Apprentice means you understand the subject well enough to be dangerous, but you've still got a lot to learn. Expect to achieve creative or powerful effects, but probably not both.

Examples: Lighting someone on fire, feinting for a more vicious blow, making a locking chest with a hidden compartment in it

Adept means you have a good mastery of the subject, and can achieve powerful and creative effects with it. Expect to be able to do things that leave the unskilled gawking in surprise.

Examples: Roasting someone to an ashy shell, dismembering a target, making a trapped, locked puzzle chest with multiple compartments

Expert means you're incredibly skilled in a given area, able to accomplish things that probably shouldn't be possible. Expect to laugh maniacally a lot.

Examples: Creating a searing inferno around yourself, grabbing an enemy's weapon midswing and attacking them with it, creating a fiendish trap system to guard a vault

Master means you're unbelievably skilled in a given area, able to do things that definitely shouldn't be possible. Expect to go mad with power.

Examples: Wiping out most of a village in one shot, making a time lapse between when you attack someone and when they fall apart, creating a puzzle so fiendish it defeats most magical attempts to solve it

Skill levels higher than Master are theoretically possible, but even Master is a rare and dangerous feat by itself.

Spoiler: Magic (click to show/hide)

Magic is powerful but dangerous. A low roll using magic can have very unpleasant effects on the caster; rolling a 0 or lower has a very good chance of maiming the caster in some fashion.

Magic can be used freeform, but incurs a -1 penalty for doing so. Rolling well on freeform magic, especially multiple times, may allow you to master it as a spell, which has no such penalty. All spells incur a penalty equal to their level, however, meaning a Master-level spell may be cast by a Master-level mage with no modifiers, or by someone of lesser skill at increasing penalties. Spells may also be taught or found under certain circumstances.

Magic (as well as other skills) may be combined for more useful and powerful effects.

The following is a list of known schools. Players may invent their own schools if desired, subject to GM approval.


Fire Magic is the creation and manipulation of fire. It's quite possibly the most obvious and well-known offensive school known, but can also achieve interesting effects with more subtle uses of flame.

Ice Magic is the creation and manipulation of ice. While less well-known than fire, it's nonetheless an obvious school with a variety of offensive, defensive, and practical applications.

Lightning Magic is the creation and manipulation of lightning. It has few practical applications, but is an extremely flexible offensive school.

Necromancy is the hostile manipulation of the living and dead. It's an extremely versatile school, albeit one that's often rather unsavory and dangerous.

Restoration is the benign manipulation of the living and the dead. While it's best known for healing, it has a wide range of applications concerning the body.

Conjuration is the summoning of otherworldly forces, objects, and creatures. It tends to be rather difficult to use, but has some obvious variety.

More coming later, but I want this up in the meantime. If you have any specific questions or requests, let me know. I recommend making a mage, as they tend to be quite a bit more fun, but I do intend to try to accommodate warriors and such doing nifty things (disarming, throwing people off bridges, etc). Also note that you're probably more likely to die from your or someone else's spells backfiring than the work of an enemy.

[IronyOwl]

Current Roster:

Spoiler: Drzkktizz Kothraze (click to show/hide)

Drzkktizz Kothraze (Dwarmin)
Male Mantis-Man
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Apprentice Venomancer
Novice Alchemist
Novice Dodger
Dabbling Butcher
Novice Medic
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-Masterwork Alchemical Tools: On a 6 alchemical roll, produce two of said item. Drzkktizz carries a dizzying area of alchemic supplies and tools on his insectile body, in bags, jars, belts, bandoleers, and holsters.
-Worker Caste Uniform: The standard grab of a Mantisman, the distinctive black and yellow striped vest and heavy leather barding covers his upper and lower body, more for modesty than anything. He wears a floppy rain hat on his scalp, with small holes cut for his attena.
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-Memento of the Hive: A formless blob of holed wax to others-the only memory of home to Drzkktizz. It's only truly able to be perceived by Mantismen, and other insectkin that can communicate through soundwaves-only one of them can make the sound needed, and hear the beautiful subsonic symphony locked within.
-Eyeball Amulet: This crystal pendant looks just like an eye made of cloudy white crystal and black stone.
Slightly Ragged Frogman Skin: Pale and sickly-green, this skin should have alchemical properties relating to waterproofing. There's enough of it here for several uses.
Anemone: This tiny creature might have interesting properties.

Spoiler: Maikah Moonfur, Light of the Lost (click to show/hide)

Maikah Moonfur, Light of the Lost (Wolfchild)
Female Kitsune
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Half Blind
Right Hand: Deep Clinging Darkness, -1 to light magic
Left Hand: Clinging Half-Darkness, -1 to light magic
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Adept Luxmauturgist
Novice Polefox
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-Mooncrystal Spear: On a 6 dodge roll against a spell, absorbs energy equal to the combined levels of the spell. These levels may be expended as bonuses to spells at any time.
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-Eyeball Amulet: This crystal pendant looks just like an eye made of cloudy white crystal and black stone.

Spoiler: Ochita the Scholar (click to show/hide)

Ochita the Scholar
Male Human
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Apprentice Water Mage
Novice Swordsman
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Fine Steel Sword: +1 Damage. This finely crafted sword was an heirloom from his father.
Notebook and Utensils: This simple, leatherbound notebook is well suited to travel, and contains a myriad of notes and musings by its owner.
Traveler's Outfit: This outfit is designed with adventurers in mind, being sturdy, easily removed, and full of pockets.
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Pearl: This shiny white pearl is about the size of a thumbnail, with a slight multicolored sheen.

Spoiler: Athara Opanine (click to show/hide)

Athara Opanine (SeriousConcentrate)
Female Aellar
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Apprentice Wind Mage
Novice Flier
Novice Medic
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Ram Dao: +1 Damage. This simple, machete-like weapon is a gift from her father.
Simple Clothes: Brown pants and loose shirt, grey skirt, tall black boots, short black gloves. Simple and lightweight.
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Coral Chunk: Multicolored and somewhat pretty, but otherwise just a rock.

Spoiler: Lituh Zangler, Traveling Blade (click to show/hide)

Lituh Zangler, Traveling Blade (Adwarf)
Male Elf
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Apprentice Swordsman
Novice Restoration Mage
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Elven Blade: -1 damage, may be used at any range. This graceful elven blade lacks the power of more brutish constructions, but possesses a subtle magic to it, allowing it to be used at range as well as in melee.
Elven Travel Clothes: These well-built clothes are simple but sturdy, having been made by master hands for one who will see much hardship and many roads.
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Long Spiral Shell

Spoiler: Pitonous Ross, Swordsman (click to show/hide)

Pitonous Ross, Swordsman (Tarran)
Male Half-Dragon Half-Human
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Apprentice Swordsman
Novice Fire Mage
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Steel Longsword of Major Unbreaking: Indestructible under any normal circumstances. This blade is relatively dull for steel, likely a result or requirement of its near-indestructibility enchantment.
Spiked Shield: +1 Dodge Rolls, on a 6 Dodge, deal 1 damage to attacker. This interesting shield is fairly large, a very light brown, bordering on beige, and fairly spiky. It seems to be made of some organic substance, but whatever it is, it's strong and sharp enough.
Mercenary Garb: These clothes are fairly upscale, for something that's designed to resist bloodstains and stab wound damage.
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Red Crab Claw: Suspiciously flame colored and you could swear a little warm.

Spoiler: Fenarel Valarion, Warden of the Glade (click to show/hide)

Fenarel Valarion, Warden of the Glade
Male Elf
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Apprentice Spearelf
Novice Nature Mage
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-Equipment to be updated later-

Waiting List:
This could be you!

Spoiler: Graveyard (click to show/hide)

---Vanished On A Beach---
Aether-Weaver Khan (Kilakan)
Male Faerie
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Apprentice Conjurer
Novice Stealther
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-Boots of the Faerie:  These tiny doeskin boots let the wearer move and jump exceptionally fast and quietly.
-Ragged Clothing
-Hooded Loose Black Cloak
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-Eyeball Amulet: This crystal pendant looks just like an eye made of cloudy white crystal and black stone.
---Vanished On A Beach---



---Vanished On A Beach---
Alexandros Daedlos (Spartan)
Male Human/Dark Elf Hybrid
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Apprentice Necromancer
Novice Archer
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-Healing Pennant (effect under construction): (a white crystal necklace that gives +1 to all healling)
-Woodsman's Outfit: Sturdy, worn leather clothing, good for the life of a traveler.
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-Eyeball Amulet: This crystal pendant looks just like an eye made of cloudy white crystal and black stone.
---Vanished On A Beach---



---Vanished Beneath The Waves With A Giant Shark---
Kemler Havestin, Scholar of the Dead Peoples (Micelus)
Male Orc
0/10 HP
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Apprentice Archaeologist (0/16)
Novice Swordsorc [1/1] (1/8)
Apprentice Dodger (0/16)
Inexperienced Butcher (1/2)
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-Karosin Sword: +1 Swords The Karos people of the Flement Coast were superb bronzesmiths who were all put to death after their king, Gemed Fickad, foolishly insulted the chieftains of the Yante Steppes. All that remain are their cities and their bronzework.
-Explorer's Outfit: Simple, durable, dust-covered clothes, perfect for scraping under a ruined, dusty stone wall looking for an intriguing shard of pottery.
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-Research Notes: Kemler's notes
-Pen
-Portable Ink Well
-Eyeball Amulet: This crystal pendant looks just like an eye made of cloudy white crystal and black stone.
---Vanished Beneath The Waves With A Giant Shark---



---Vanished In The Deeps---
Laz'ka, Wanderer (Dave1004)
Male Human
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Apprentice Necromancer (4/16)
Novice Daggerman (0/8)
Novice Dodger (0/8)
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-Amulet of Mah'Keesh: May be activated for a +1 Necromancy Roll. On a natural 1, the spell is rerolled against the caster, using the same modifiers as the original. The original spell functions as normal. This sinister-looking amulet is a powerful artifact to those who practice darker magics. It was gifted to Laz'Ka by his mentor, a necromancer of no small ability.
-Black Robes: Simple, somber garb, good for unseemly rituals.
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-Eyeball Amulet: This crystal pendant looks just like an eye made of cloudy white crystal and black stone.
---Vanished In The Deeps---

[IronyOwl]

Reserved for more stuff. Possibly graveyard, more likely currently known lore/locations.

[Dwarmin]

No way I'm missing ANOTHER one of these awesome magic based RTD's.

-DONE-

Name: Drzkktizz Kothraze

Caste: Male Mantis-man
Major: Venom Magic (Custom School: Stuns, DOTs, status effects instead of direct attack, needs GM approval)
Minor: Alchemy

Equipment:
Masterwork Alchemic Craftstools (+1 to alchemy)/ Drzkktizz carries a dizzying area of alchemic supplies and tools on his insectile body, in bags, jars, belts, bandoleers, and holsters.

Worker Caste Uniform/The standard grab of a Mantisman, the distinctive black and yellow striped vest and heavy leather barding covers his upper and lower body, more for modesty than anything. He wears a floppy rain hat on his scalp, with small holes cut for his attena.

Memento of the Hive/ A formless blob of holed wax to others-the only memory of home to Drzkktizz. It's only truly able to be perceived by Mantismen, and other insectkin that can communicate through soundwaves-only one of them can make the sound needed, and hear the beautiful subsonic symphony locked within.

Bio: Drazkktizz was a warrior sentinel for his home nest not long ago, defending it for as long as he could remember-never desiring anything more than to slay his enemies with noxious magics and concoctions, and rend their bodies for the Glory of the Hive. But, like many of his people have been afflicted with in these strange times of wild magic, he began to have...strange ideas. Indivualism. Heroism. Adventure...he was still enough of his former self to be able to choose self exile over the shame he might have brought to his clan. He now wanders, but he can hardly be called lost...

Personality wise, he is generally friendly, if completely emotionless at times. The insect hive mind is still strong within him, and he sometimes can do very disturbing things that put others at unease-and can only respond with an all too human shrug. He genuinely is clueless instead of malicious, though.

Physically, a mantis-man like Drzkktizz is more mantis, than man-which is to say, he has a lower body composed of six nimble and spindly legs, and an upper body with a pincer mouth, antenna and two humans like arms (though only three fingers), amd two clawed appendages that sprout from his shoulders. Note, the claws are not grown well in Drzkktizz's caste, though-they are deadly sharp, but are brittle, and can only be used for clumsy lunging attacks and wielding items, but not with much dexterity.

Tribe: Drzkktizz's tribe was a strictly segmented one-laborers, magicians, warriors, craftsbugs and Nobility strictly defined by hierarchy, determined by birth alone. He was born on the lowest end of the magicians caste, hardly higher than a common laborer-to say, magic user, but not one who was believed to be useful in anything but indirect combat and support of stronger units.

As such, he had many aquantinces, but few real friends...except for an underclass laborer named Takmirr, who was in as unsatisifed with his own existence as a miner as Drzkktizz was as a low mage. He made a certain memento for Drzkktizz before he left, to remind him of home.

[micelus]

Reserved! SHEET IN PROGRESS!

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: Kemler Havestin, Scholar of the Dead Peoples
Caste: Male Orc
Major: Archaeology
Minor: Swordsmansip
Equipment: Karosin Sword- The Karos people of the Flement Coast were superb bronzesmiths who were all put to death after their king, Gemed Fickad, foolishly insulted the chieftains of the Yante Steppes. All that remain are their cities and their bronzework.
Research Notes- Kemler's notes
Pen
Portable Ink Well

Bio: Kemler is an orc of 24. He's not the tallest orc, only being 5'7. He ha amber eyes and a scar over his brow. He has a kept beard and shortly cut hair, both black in colour. His tusk are polished and filed. His skin is a greenish-grey. Kemler was born in the outskirts of Trafefama, a city known for its superb architecture and excellent artisans. The city had for years been enslaving the local orcs and forcing them to live on the droppings of society. This was where Kemler came in. Unlike his brothers, he did not yearn for the Old Ways of nomadic travel and communing with nature, no, he wanted to learn how this all happened and how the "short-ones" built such cities. Of course, being an orc, he was barred from any real education. And so for perhaps 12 years, he worked as a manservant of an old noble family- one of the first to take this land from the orcs. Kemler had accepted that the short-ones were superior to the orcs; if they can build such cities and defeat us, how can they not be superior? For another year, he worked, suffering the lash and knives that the masters used on the orcs. One day however, an old traveler came to the noble's manor, seeking lodgings for the week. The master rebuffed the man and threw him out. Kemler, while afraid and subservient, wanted to know who he was. He took him back and treated him to a stay in the outskirts of the city. After a week had passed, the man revealed his nature- a sorcerer of great power and knowledge. He offered Kemler apprenticeship for his kindness...But Kemler refused. He did not wander about magic, but civilisation.  The sorcerer instead offered him a wish. Kemler wished for freedom. And so it was granted. The next day, Kemler awoke to see the city, on flames and smouldering. The nobles and colonists slaughtered. While his people was free, Kemler was sad about all the destruction...And decided to dedicate his life to recording the peoples of the world and their cultures. He traveled, and became a pioneer in his field, an archeologist.

Tribe: Kemler hails from the Orcish tribe of Nithug. They were known for their sword fighting techniques, their tattoos, and for their excellent tapestries. They were however conquered by the kingdom of Sucav, from the west. They used their arcane abilities and their bows to dominate the orcs and force their annexation. After Trafefema burnt down, the Nithug have been busy organizing the region against any outside threat.

[Dave1004]

Woo-hoo! I'm in the RTD of that crazy Necromancer guy who split his soul into three pieces, and subsequently messed up and horribly mutated himself! Nothing can go wrong, I'm sure of it! (Thanks for letting me in!)

Name: Laz'ka, Wanderer
Caste: Male human.
Major: Necromancy
Minor: Short blades
Equipment: Amulet of Mah'Keesh (This magical amulet helps Laz'ka in the casting of Necromantic magic.)
Bio: Laz'ka was born at (Place), where he grew up living a generally normal life. His mother was a priest, who specialized in healing magic. One day when Laz'ka was exploring, he found a dead baby bird, and somehow willed it back to life. He showed it to his parents, but they were mortified, since the bird was now undead. He was banished from (place), forced to wander the world on his own.

Laz'Ka is tall, with a thin, wiry body. His skin is pale, and his eyes slightly sunken in.

Tribe: Laz'Ka never had any true friends, but he was accepted by a small group of rogue Necromancers, who refined his knowledge on the Dark Arts. Most of these people were killed by priests and paladins, but some still live out there. Notably the person that Laz'Ka was closest to was Mor'kul, a wizened Necromancer of no small powers. She was the one who had given Laz'Ka the Amulet of Mah'Keesh, to aid in his use of the Dark Arts. Laz'Ka is content with the fact that his "Comrades" are out there, and that he may one day run into them...For better or for worse.

[wolfchild]

Making SHeet

edit: done

Spoiler: sheet (click to show/hide)

Name: Maikah Moonfur, Light of the Lost
Caste: Female, Kitsune (Antropomorphic version)
Major: Luxmautaurgy (Light magic)
Minor: Polearm Weapons
Equipment: Mooncrystal spear (Normal spear, that has a chance to absorb spell energy directed at or near the wielder, the wielder may then use that energy herself)
Bio: Born into a tribe that worshipped light, in all it's forms, Maikah was born with a rare, but not unknown fur pattern, most of the time it appeared pure white, but when seen at the right angle, it shimmered with all the colours of light. This fur pattern was a sign that the bearer was to be a powerful wielder of light, so she was sent to learn, without any say in it. She would return twice a year to catch up with her family and friends. After finishing her studdies, and being granted her spear, a symbol of who she now was, she returned home only to find it had been destroyed in her isolation, she then wondered aimlessly, not knowing who to take vengeance on, her emotions turning into depression. She jumped at the chance to help prevent a disaster and is also feeling better now that she has a purpose, although not as well as she presents to the world.

Tribe: I think I did this with the Bio without realising it

[Spartan]

Name: Alexandros Daedlos
Caste: Male, son of a human and a dark elf providing him with human and elvish qualities
Major: Necromancy (+2)
Minor: Archery (+1)
Equipment: Healing Pennant (a white crystal necklace that gives +1 to all healling)
Bio: Tall and thin with black hair. Alexanros is cold and quiet. His childhood was cut drastically short by his parents murder. A white crystal necklace was his last gift from his mother. He wondered for a time, thankful for the archery skills he was taught by his father. His life changed when he discovered one day that he could control the dead after he accidentally revived a rabbit he had killed. Now he travelers about the land performing tasks for whoever wishes it of him.
Tribe: Let me think a little while. It's late here

[Ochita]

Put me on the waiting list.

Because its very late, and I won't have the opportunity to make a turn.

[IronyOwl]

That's only 5/6. You can go straight to the waitlist if you'd like, but there is room.

EDIT: Ah, alright.

[kilakan]

Name: Aether-Weaver Khan
Caste: Male Faerie (small child-like and devious creatures of magic, not the cute flying type, more of the eat your baby when you are outside type)
Major: Apprentice Conjuration
Minor: Novice Stealth
Equipment: Boots of the Faerie-These tiny doeskin boots let the wearer move and jump exceptionally fast and quietly.
Ragged clothing
Loose black cloak with hood.
Bio: Khan was born a faerie with heavy identity issues, he was never content with the simple mischief of the others, and sought to find what had brought them into the world and the magics that sustained them.  His practices often lead him into scorn with the other faerie who though it was wrong for him to not be mirthful and evil like the rest of them.  He slowly became bitter towards his own kin and wanderer farther and farther from the forest, looking for someone who might explain his existence.  He eventually took on the appearance of a small old man, working in the depths of libraries studying mans knowledge of his kind.  When he was approached with the offer of being a hero he scoffed at the thought of ever accomplishing something heroic, but the thought of this 'master' possibly knowing of his races origins he agreed.

Tribe: He hated his tribe, but their origins were deep in an ancient wood, devoid of humanoid.  The tribe called itself the Black-caps and delighted in plaguing and killing the children of all the people who lived in and near the forest, until it was eventually thought to be cursed.  Now they devote their time to changing animals into monsters through the user of other-worldly magic, content in the glee of which the terror their creations cause brings to them.

[Dwarmin]

Finished 

[IronyOwl]

Ah crap, this means I should get the intro started now, because the remaining two will be done soon.

Minor: Enchanting (Is that okay? I'm talking about enchanting objects, imbuing them with magical powers.)

This is fine. Note that permanent effects are much more difficult to achieve than temporary ones, and it'd be a fairly weak skill in combat.

Also I... see you've heard of me. :<

Equipment: Healing Pennant (a white crystal necklace that gives +1 to all healling)

This is too powerful as written; it should really be a fairly situational subset of something. I can tone it down (or add disadvantages) to something appropriate if you can't think of anything. It might also be possible to upgrade it later under certain circumstances.

[Dave1004]

Ah crap, this means I should get the intro started now, because the remaining two will be done soon.

Minor: Enchanting (Is that okay? I'm talking about enchanting objects, imbuing them with magical powers.)

This is fine. Note that permanent effects are much more difficult to achieve than temporary ones, and it'd be a fairly weak skill in combat.

Also I... see you've heard of me. :<

Yes, yes I have. I've read nigh every RTD on this site! Your character on that Wasteland one (I know, I forgot the name, ugh...) and Pierre's on the Castlevania RTD's are my absolute favorites. Long live chaos!

We have:

A plain necromancer
A crazy, archaeological orc.
A magical furry.
Another necromancer.
A baby-eating faerie.
...Aaand of course, a crazy poisonous bug-dude. What a surprise!

This can't get any better. BWAHAHAHA!

Also, @Irony: I greatly look forwards to this RTD. May it live long, and bear many fruits! Er, replace "Fruits" with "Chaos", and "Many" with "Much", and...There's a good description.

Edit: I switched the Enchanting to a simple Short Blades. Thanks for the heads-up!

[kilakan]

This can't get any better. BWAHAHAHA!

I think it did when the mantis man walked in.