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| + Balinor | Apr 13 2005, 11:41 AM |
I am your obsidian reverie...
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I didn't see one of these threads, so I took it upon myself to make one. Basiclly this thread is where you will post your characters that you shall Roleplay with. If you have never Rped before, or don't even know what I am talking about and wish to know. PM me and I shall explain in more detail.... until then, shall we begin? This is the newest character I have created to use in any RP available. Though I am planning to use him in one of my own here in a few days... -Name- Fero Rilian -Race- Elf -Description- We all know what an Elf is hopefully.... -Age- 104 yrs Height/Weight- 6ft / 110 lbs -Occupation- .::Controller of Fae::. -Description- A geomancer of sorts, Fae controllers are able to control the elements in their natural state, which brings an endless amount of resources to pull your magic from. Though the magic is limited to nothing but the sheer concentration of the mind. Which is what made this art of magic extinct, save for the few that happen to be born with the magic flowing through their veins.... -Weapon of Choice- .::The Fae::. -Description- The elven word for 'Life Source, created' in the centuries following the first Great War. It was believed that the land has a certain 'force or 'forces'' from which kept it in balance and alive. Later in the years, these 'forces' were called elements as new forms of magic were created, and each eight were givin a certain name from which they are called today. The ancient texts were lost in history then. Everyone decided against calling them one, united force which keeps the land alive, instead, they prefer to call them individually. Only those who are born with the powers of the Fae know of the ancient ways. Of how the 'forces' work together in their natural state to create a balance that has kept the world alive for these many years.... ..:::Appearance:::.. -Figure- Mid-height and lean. A bit thin, but muscled in a few places such as his arms and chest. Experianced, yet thin hands from years of training with the Fae. -Head- Thin cheekbones are the beginning of the slightly rounded face. Obisidon hair shimmers brightly amonst his head. A dark blue hued cloth is tied over his eyes, the knot lays on his right temple and the ends hang down to his shoulder. The cloth is simple silk, but it is what lies beneath that is the real surprise... -Upper Body- A hunter green cloak clipped at the neck lays atop of a loose sky blue garb which comes past his hands. The clip is of a simple leaf, carefully carved into a piece of silver. The tunic he wears is created out of the same fabric as the cloth around his head. Soft, yet it glimmers amongst the light. Small patterns, woven in a dark blue thread show the four elements. -Lower Body- Seperated by nothing but a dark blue sash, the lower part of the body is the same as the top. Baggy, sky blue pants all blending in perfectly with the tunic. Dark elven boots lay last. Created purely for the sake of traveling long distances.... ..:::History:::.. One of a handful of rare magic users, Fero was brought up in the Elven Treetop. A city built upon a massive tree shrouded in magic. Born without the use of his eyes and having something more, Fero opted to have a cloth tied around his head to keep away what he sought to keep to himself. The use of his magic came at an early age. When he discovered that he could control water from a glass sitting before him. Curiousness took over from there, as he went out into the Treetop and began experimenting with many different types of things. The earth, wind, and even fire. Learning of his roots a few years later, the people of the Treetop were angry at his use of magic, and even his presence. Saying it harmed the land for one to control it so. He was banished from the city the next day, set out on his own with nothing more then a horse and three days worth of food.... |
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