Legend of Zelda: The Templar Crusades OoC

[TatsuaAiisen]

Hey, Caboose, I noticed somebodies (I forget whose) cs, a terminian, was like a master mage. Didn't you say that the terminians were less-than-inclined towards magic?

[Colonel Caboose]

Clock Town is more prejudice against magic than the other parts of Termina, since they think their gadgets and stuff are way better. But if I've learned anything from history its, every place has its freaks or weirdos that stand out among the crowd. I don't reallyt have a problem with it, but I'm sure we can all come to an agreement if there is one.

[Bored]

Not that it's really important or anything but I edited my cs (Page 1) and added a bayonet to my rifle. Just letting people know. I'm taking off but I'll post IC tomorrow as soon as I get back.

[Rainbowcake]

Name: Leoni Amerghin

Gender: Female

Apperance:


Age: Eight

Race: Hylian

Skills: Being small, she can fit into spaces which adults are unable to. And also being a child - and a young girl at that - she is able to make herself appear and sound pathetic to distract people of all races (neutral, such as guards) so others may do their bidding with a lesser change of getting caught. She is also good at dressing wounds, due to a lot of practice.

Magic Abilites: Water; However, she finds it difficult to use certain abilities without leaving her in a drastically weakened state - Usually, after an "advanced" ability, she passes out until her body becomes replenished.

Weapons: None.

Inventory: One bottled fairy, a small pouch of rupees, and dressings for wounds (after she's cleansed them).

Bio: Leoni had always lived in Castle Town, in a small home which doubled up with her father's store. Leoni had never known her mother, for she had died when Leoni was only a baby - so she had lived with her father, whom was a blacksmith in the town. Usually, he would create weapons for adventurers; but when business was slow, he would create things for either their home or for Leoni herself, such as the brass tiara she wears.

Though he didn't earn as much as other blacksmiths would, Leoni's father had always spoiled her with gifts. She never knew how her father could afford the exquisite things he'd always bought her, until it became apparent when her home was raided by town guards - her father was a thief. Her father had been arrested, and Leoni was placed under the care of other inhabitants of Castle Town. Leoni was only allowed to visit her father once a week, and each time he would beg for her forgiveness. Being as she was, she forgave her only true family member. But to her surprise, her father had told her to leave Castle Town and find a safer place to dwell - he had then told her a secret about the young girl's identity; she was a magical child in the element of water. She could clense others's wounds, whilst still being able to fight. Leoni obeyed her father's wishes and promised to return when she found such a place.

Leoni had then left Castle Town, and has since then been wandering Hyrule. And slowly, she had been trying to develop her so-called powers that she hadn't even heard of until the day she left Castle Town. For a while, she found herself not believing such a thing that her father had told her, but it soon became apparent that he had been telling the truth. Leoni had become able to use her magical abilities, but currently at a weakened state that drains her of her energy, and she would often become faint.

[Vaius Arkollos]

Hey there.

RP definitely looks interesting. I would have posted a character sheet yesterday, but I got delayed and couldn't work on it. I'll work on one now. Going to be remaking a character from a similar, earlier RP.

Name: Erid Riglok

Gender: Male

Apperance: A man of average stature, standing at about 5 feet and 6 inches. Dark brown hair, cut short to fit under his helm. He has slightly tanned skin and grey eyes. He wears a brown cloth-wrapped chainmail metalworking apron with a symbol of a hammer and gear, a steel skullcap with leather straps, glass metalworking goggles, a steel shoulder cover, reinforced leather metalworking gloves, a dark brown tunic, red canvas pants, and steel-tipped and -soled metalworking boots. While traveling, he wears a hooded travelling cloak.

Age: 25

Race: Termanian

Skills: Engineer, Metalworker, Woodworker, Self-Trained Rifleman

Magic Abilites: Fire; Erid prefers to use his abilities through his rifle, focusing his magic into the bullets rather than directly using it.

Weapons: Erid's primary weapon is a bayonetted rifle he built himself. In its construction, he used magic-imbued wood that is both stronger than the wood normally used in rifles and resistant to fire, allowing him to channel his fire-based magic through it. He also has a combination pick-and-hammer that isn't normally a weapon, but works effectively enough if the enemy is too close for the bayonet on his rifle to be useful or if he doesn't have his rifle with him.

Inventory: Rifle bullets, portable radio, two empty bottles, a bottle of Chateau Romani, and a variety of tools for working with small-scale machinery.

Bio: Erid was born in Outer Clock Town. His father was a mason of the city, primarily working as a repairman, though whenever new sections of Clock Town were built he was transferred into construction. While his father was at work in the city, Erid was apprenticed to the blacksmith in the mountain village below Snowhead peak. While he lived there, he often liked to take out a rifle and hunt for food, building his skills as a rifleman. Around age 13, he intensely studied the various mechanics of the industrial machines being built at the time, quickly learning far more advanced engineering than he did as the apprentice of the blacksmith. At age 18, he gained permission from the blacksmith to use his forge to construct the parts he needed to make his own rifle. In secret, Erid used wood in the rifle that would allow him to focus fire magic without the wooden parts exploding or bursting into flame from the additional heat procuced by his actions. At age 20, the problems being faced by both Termina and the neighboring country of Hyrule caught his attention, and he set off and became a combination mercenary and traveling engineer. Due to Templar influence, and his unwillingness to reveal whether he follows their God or the three Godesses of Hyrule (in truth, neither), he is trapped in Hyrule. He recently arrived in the Elde Inn within Kakariko Village after escaping a band of templars and is staying there to avoid another confrontation with the Templar Order.

[Colonel Caboose]

accepted Arkollos

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THE IC IS UP

http://roleplayerguild.com/showthread.php?t=147267

[SamTheGingerNinja]

I've made my first IC post, so yay.
Sorry if the Templars symbol isn't a crucifix and I mentioned it in error.

What's the Templars stance regarding living gods? Like, Lord Jabu Jabu, Great Deku Trees, the Four Giants, that sort of thing. Do they frequently conduct crusades and attacks on their worshippers or dwelling places?

And, are (most of) our characters going to come together at some point? Like, to make a group, go on adventures, etc., or are we just going to meet up with whoever we find first, stay in our seperate groups, etc.?

[Feldrain]

Name: Isac Lamont

Gender:Male

Appearance:
He stands at 5'5" and weighs 186 pounds.

Age:20

Race:Terminian/Sheikah

Skills:Magic,magic, and more magic. Isac has devoted his entire life to understanding and mastering his powers. On occasion, Kid plays a mean harmonica. He knows a little about engineering thanks to his late father's many books.

Magic: Shadow:Manipulation

Weapons: He has a large dagger hidden in his coat for those pesky close-combat instances.

Inventory: Two bottles of green potion and a stopwatch on a chain.

Bio: Their once was an mechanic who lived in Inner Clock Town who fell in love with a beautiful silver haired woman with red eyes. She was a Sheikah who had apparently abandoned her position to with the royal family of Hyrule, though she never told him why. It did not take long before the two became utterly infatuated with one another and they were married. It was a few days after the wedding that, much to his displeasure, that his new wife told him of her powers over spirit magic and how she could speak to the spirits. Like many in Clock Town the mechanic was rather mistrusting of magic. Despite this,however, the woman soon found herself pregnant, and the two could not be happier, for a while at least.

The first of the soon-to-be father's woes started with his wife constantly telling him that the "Spirits" had told her that their son would be a powerful user of magic and will make a great stake in the world. The mechanic had no idea what any of that meant, nor did he want to. Yet his wife, throughout her entire pregnancy, would constantly remind him of that fact. She stopped only when their son took in his first breath of air. The boy took after his mother more then his father, but he did not mind, in fact he expected it. Despite all that his mother said of him, he couldn't but be moved at the sight of his son. He named him Isac, after his own grandfather.

Then it went downhill. Since he was born, Isac's mother would tell him stories of what the spirits said of him. The mechanic hated that "Your going to turn him into one of those half-wit Hyrulians if you keep telling him things like that" he used to say. Ignoring him, she continued this up until he was about four, when his father's greatest fear became reality. Isac's dormant powers revealed themselves, and even worse, they were of the Shadow variety. The mechanic had heard stories of what could happen to people with such power. He wanted to get someone to help make sure their son,and themselves, were safe from such terrible things happening, but his wife assured him it was unnecessary.

The rest of Isac's childhood was spent training with his mother. He rarely spent any time with his father, just getting the boy to look at him was a rare occurrence for the mechanic. Instead he watched his dear wife strengthen the boy in the use of his dark magic. She helped teach him to use new spells. They spent so much time together, without ever so much as even looking in his direction, that he began to feel like an outcast in his own home. The mechanic took to drinking, coming home and began to berate his own family in drunken anger. It did not take long before he began beating them as well.

This went on for two years until Isac, at the age of 15, decided to confront his father. It is unknown what went on during the confrontation, but the very next day Isac's father hung himself in their dining room. After his father's burial, Isac and his mother continued their training as if nothing had happened. When he was 20, with questions concerning his father's death began to arise, he decided to leave Clock Town and get as far away from it as possible. After a teary farewell(for his mother at least.) Isac took his father's old car took leave of Termina. Isac was simply glad to leave such bad memories behind.

[Mogtaki]

It's funny how many Sheikah are popping up, despite them being a pretty extremely close to extinct race.

[Feldrain]

Is that bad? I just sorta used it as a way to explain his eyes....XD