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Seems the RPs pretty much dead asleep .
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Heh. My clan will probably be dead soon too.
Mia left. Gummy left.
The only active members I still got are Lecia, and Rauhiss. And Zeroyield.
They're very loyal, though.

But still.
I need atleast 7 new members, If I wish to survive.
That'll be a pain.

I hear ya' there...

Also: Since I'm not really going anywhere with my second character I'm thinking of axing her in favour of a more... Outlandish(But still balanced... I've learned a lot about balance recently...) Character.

I remember a while back we were discussing unique characters and I stepped in and said "Armor Poltergeist". Well, We've got a dwarf now, so I figure why not introduce my little pile of dust in a suit of armor?

He's something of a quasi-elemental, meaning he does have some elemental abilities but he mostly relies on psionics; Ergo: Generating a razor thin blade of psionic energy from his gauntlet or using his hand to create a shreer wall of phsyicalised air. He could literally change your religion with a flick of his wrist(Rip your "Buddies" off) and he did. Several times.

Assuming that boat floats I'll post more.

firstly: (Bottom of this post)

Secondly: He can rip your nuts off without touching you. Psionics.

Thirdly: No, In the story he was in he was a mercenary. Albeit slightly more heat less than Sam is now but he didn't follow a code, He'd kill anyone or anything that got between him and his objective.

Fourthly: No, He's sealed to his armor, if the Armor is destroyed than so is he. But he's a tough nut to crack. One of the Characters in his story took his head clean off and he just fell limp, then got back up and put his head back on. So as long as the seals remain he can't move from his current suit of armor. Assuming the seals were broken then I guess yeah, he'd be able to possess any in-animate object. He possessed a sword once...

Religion and honor WAS a big part of his life until he was basically bolted to a tree for god knows how long(roughly 5000 years in my story, he's only up and moving because the nails holding him down turned to dust). So his basic loyalty is to whoever pays more. He could be a bad-guy, or he could be a good-guy. It's all based on how big some one's pocket book(Cheque-book... WALLET) is. And Moral rewards don't work, Considering how has no morals.


He may not look like much but he doesn't need much armor. He always preferred to be more agile anyway.

He actually got his start in our Dungeons and Dragons game actually. He was our rouge characters nemesis. Depending on how he was treated he would either impart massive bonuses or... Sing incessantly while trying to sneak, or hide. Or twitch the wearers foot the wrong way and cause him to fall into a trap. Cause when we first got him, he was just a suit of armor... 'till he woke up when said character decided to wear that armor.

If I had to choose an element for him it'd probably be wind...

Not much into poltergeists then? Allow me to explain for some slower minds.

Back in his day, Keji Kagi(Not hard to tell where he's from eh'?) was a powerful psychic.
His emperor took note of this and began rounding up similar people and training them as soldiers(By this point he twelve).
Then, sixteen years later(28 years old) he was set to marry a nobleman's daughter.
Before he could marry her a civil war began and he was framed in the killing of his fiance(29 years old).
He was convicted of murder(very artistically I might add) and was sentenced to remain on earth, unable to pass into the afterlife to continue serving his emperor "Over there", and was crucified on the largest tree, forced to remain alive through the millenia as his body withered.
About 5000 Years later he wakes up and realises he can move again, at that point he vowed to kill the man who framed him.
After getting his vengeance he realised how empty his life was after wasting his time trying to kill a dead man.
And now he sells his expertise to the highest bidder.
As a reminder of his past he takes an organ(heart, liver, stomach etc. etc.) as a trophy and to live up to the false claims made against him.
By waving his hand through the air(he prefers to use a small rod though) he can create "Blades" of psychic energy that can pass through conventional armor as though it weren't even there, He can also(by holding his hand in the shape of a claw) create a similarly shaped "Wall" of energy that can destroy buildings, vehicles, people, anything with a similar ease.
He earned the nickname "Night Surgeon" from King Richard, who noted his preference of travelling through darkness and removing organs from his victims.
Keji is typically employed as an interrogator and torturer or as a hit man, he's known for his particularly brutal methods of dispatching his prey and will stop at nothing to complete an objective.

In our D&D campaign he was just a minor nuisance until we got rid of him, but I liked the idea and made him a major character in one of my stories. In said story he was locked in a museum(this particular story took place in 1785 actually) by two treasure hunters who were hired to find the Magna Carta and an Old painting(I forget which though). One of them woke him up and he suddenly became a major nuisance until Jack(the main character) offered him a cut of any treasure they found, so he agreed to follow them, but ended up double crossing them at the end in... I think it was Malta... He basically cut and run with everything and left the two protagonists in the desert. They both survived though And Keji went on to become a government hit man. His armor is made of "Plate Cloth" Basically, clothing with the resistance of a full set of plate-mail armour. The only real armor he ever wears is his helmet, his gauntlets, and his boots. Any more would restrict his mobility.

And as I said to Thymen, He's sealed to his armour, he ain't goin' no where until the seals are broken.

Hope that helps a bit. He could also likely be worn as a suit of armor, Though it might be a little... uncomfortable. That actually gave me an idea...

One thing's been confusing me here though.

What would a ghost possible need money for?
Food? Well. He's dead, no?
A house? Last time I heard. He was a ghost. Hehe.

So..That just confused me.
"Highest bidder". As if a ghost needs money.

I'd love to read it. Whether it is like an actual story or journal does not matter. Either would be fine. Thanks for explaining the weapon. I like the idea behind it. Noir carries an alterable blade like Allure's shapshifting sword. It's tough to explain lol. Need to think it through more.