Legend of Zelda: The Templar Crusades OoC

[Mogtaki]

Oh heh, yeah it was. Caboose just butted in before me.

[KijiMuna]

Mmk, well I think I'd rather have Roa meet Mr. "Sage of Time" elsewhere after just showing up at the wrong time and getting chased by the Templar. convenient, but believable.

EDIT: Caboose, mind if I commandeer a few Dark Templars?

[Mogtaki]

Alrighty then, sounds like that will be a good idea.

Me, on the other hand, shall go to bed x)

[Celtickaven]

I'll let the GM[s] judge the bio, but I'm just going to say that your character imbuing fire into the arrows of his bow sounds a lot like my character's tendency to imbue fire into the bullets of his rifle.

(Also, for some reason two years doesn't seem like that much time spent to go from "Oh cool bow I found" to "I've got an excellent shot" to me.)

I never said he was exellent but he's not bad, if you want ill change to ice control,

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I give up.

[Colonel Caboose]

Mmk, well I think I'd rather have Roa meet Mr. "Sage of Time" elsewhere after just showing up at the wrong time and getting chased by the Templar. convenient, but believable.

EDIT: Caboose, mind if I commandeer a few Dark Templars?

go ahead

[gunner1116]

I hope you are healing me blazinvire otherwise my post will make no sense. I assumed you were healing me because I think that I am the only one who was somewhat seriously wounded.

[KijiMuna]

question: can a spirit-magic user jump off of or run on a barrier they made? because if they can't, Roa's dead in the water.

EDIT: Posted. hope I pulled off "noncombatant running for her life" well enough.

-and Caboose, if you intend to have Demoko meet and recruit Roa, just assume she's adrift in a river/pond. should be simple enough.

[Colonel Caboose]

after the next couple posts by other people I shall do that Muna.

[blazinvire]

X.X I thought Luthar was the leg and shoulder wound, not the chest wound patient

[SamTheGingerNinja]

NPC Application. If it's accepted, feel free to use it in the storyline in anyway. I'd imagine it would fit in due to the "Templars hate living gods" story.


Name: Mighty Deku Tree.

Gender: Male.

Age: Unknown, but definately in the hundreds or thousands.

Race: Deku Tree.

Apperance:
The Mighty Deku Tree is a massive tree, made from dark, tough Deku Wood. He is quite a bit larger than the Great Deku Tree, for he was never attacked by Ganondorf, and so never killed and forced to regrow from a seedling, thus he continued to grow without difficuilty.
His trunk stretches high up above the Lost Woods, and his wide branches cast dark shadows in a large area around him. The earth all around him is uneven and covered in massive, sprawling roots that twist in and out of the earth, and are dotted with Deku Babas and other, savage, unintellegient Deku plants.
His "face" consists of a nose, large eyebrows, and a massive, sharp moustache, which curls up at the ends.

Short Bio:
The Mighty Deku Tree is one of a small group of Deku Trees who have existed since ancient times: others including the Magnificent Deku Tree, the Spectacular Deku Tree, and the famous Great Deku Tree. Like all others, the Mighty Deku Tree is a being of great power, with incredible magical control over nature and, to some degree, life and death. However, a strong enough mage can succesfully kill a Deku Tree through a strong enough onslaught of magic or through other means (such as Ganondorf cursing the Great Deku Tree with a parasite).

As the Kokiri believe that the Great Deku Tree (and it's predecesor, the one killed by Ganondorf) is a living god who created them, many of the Lost Wood Dekus believe that the Mighty Deku Tree created them, spawning them from it's own body. The Mighty Deku Tree is a wise being, but a very grumpy and protective one, hence many Lost Wood Dekus hostility to outsiders: they are protecting certain places on the Mighty Deku Trees orders.
To this day, the Mighty Deku Tree sits in the Lost Woods, revered by the Dekus, and doing little other than congratulating it's followers and giving them new orders. However, this lifestyle might soon change: Templars are on their way to the Lost Woods to find the Forest Sage, but who says they won't take a little time off of that task to chop down a certain tree who's very existance is considered a blaspheme?