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Name:Urza Plainswalker
Race: God
Age: Born in the year 0 AR
Height:Unknown.
Weight:Unknown.
Appearance:He has the wise, ancient face of an aging man, but the bone structure and seeming aura around him make him appear young, even ageless at the same time. White strands of unkempt hair wrap his skull in a mane of insanity, and his two eyes are a strange white-blue, they have been embedded with the powers of the Mightstone and Weakstone respectfully, it is these that grant him his godhood. His body is clad in blue-black armor crafted of flowstone, each piece embedded with a different magic, cafted by the greatest artificer ever to live.
Brief Bio: Urza was born on the first day of the year 0 AR to a noble family of Argive, one of the three coastal kingdoms of Terisiare. His younger brother Mishra was born on the last day of the same year. Urza's mother died while she giving birth to his brother. His father took another younger wife who did not like the brothers. The next year his father fell ill, their new mother not wanting to bear the children after the loss of their father, sent them away to Urza's old friend Tocasia to serve as students at her archaeological dig.Over their years at Tocasia's camp, Urza and Mishra made several important inventions and discoveries. While the most obvious of these was the ornithopter, the most important turned out to be the Caves of Koilos. A mysterious cave filled with old Thran artifacts, the Caves were also the location of a long-sealed gateway to Phyrexia, used in every Phyrexian infiltration and invasion of Dominaria. On their first visit, Urza and Mishra acquired the Mightstone and the Weakstone respectively, the two halves of the stone that had been holding the portal shut. Mutual desire for the other brother's stone led to a falling-out between Urza and Mishra, as well as the inadvertent death of Tocasia.While Urza was inadvertently acquiring the reins of power in Yotia, Mishra was doing the same with the Fallaji desert people, becoming a close advisor to the Fallaji ruler over the course of several years. A series of double-crossings and sneak attacks quickly commenced between the two brothers and their kingdoms, soon resulting in an open war. An increasingly elaborate set of machines developed by the two brothers began to fight on either side, and the war slowly spiralled out of control. It continued for decades, until the fateful day at Argoth when the brothers met face to face at the head of their armies. Urza discovered there that Mishra had been corrupted by Phyrexian influence, slowly turning himself from a man into a living machine. Urza responded to this with the frightening force of the sylex. The sylex blast was one of the most traumatic events in Dominarian history. It slaughtered both armies, blasted the landscape for miles around, and altered weather patterns for centuries, leading to the Ice Age. However, it did something more important than any of that - it lodged the Mightstone and the Weakstone into Urza's eye sockets causing him to become a planeswalker, planeswalkers being immensely powerful immortal beings, able to move around the multiverse with merely a thought.
Skills: Omnipotence. Immortality. Instantaneous movement. Master of reality.
Equipment: Whatever his mind can create. Currently, black mana gauntlets, which cause anything organic they touch, to corrode, and die.
Other:

Wanna fight, Ertai?

Thanks. Sad thing is it basically serves no purpose, as the very people I'm talking to immediately figure they're not one of them. ~goes to read~


Heh, don't you just hate that?

Most def.

XD

"Hmm, well, because I can't do something, I'll use one of my conviently unrelated, enormously overpowered abilities. THEN fight fair!"

I could barely understand your post (which is why most people write in prose instead of suppositions) and recognized said error right after I posted, and edited as such.

1- Dempsey Roll comes from a blind angle, close-in. It's an infighter technique, and thus, is basically executed right in your face. Feinting the hook won't do very good, considering the attack is still coming full-force.

2- Dempsey counters are plentiful, but I was wrong in saying you have one option: you have two. One of which is high-risk, the other of which is nice and safe, if executed properly and I don't respond with a high-risk maneuver of my own. xd

I hate filling out profiles . . .

Mooo, I hope you like the descriptions. whee

They're quite helpful, actually. So you said you wanted two, right? 3nodding