If your character is interesting enough we might be able to open a spot up.

Gavril and the hunter he met seems alot more like fantasy rather than western.

The Vampire isn't a Hunter, and neither one of them are from the Northern Continent, as you know Gavril is from Transylvania, and then you will out the vampire migrated from a different continent as well, so technically neither one is western really. When I look at this roleplay I see it a lot as a western fantasy type of roleplay given the creatures of the night and necromancy being a dark magic etc etc, so thats how Im playing it, I hope that what im doing is okay.

I'm thinking of it as western with a dash of fantasy, so I'm trying to balance both out. Keeping it based in reality(like using IRL weapons, like the Colt Walker .44 and Winchester 1895) with supernatural creatures mixed in.

You seem to be more fantasy-focused in this, IMHO. Not a bad thing, Guess we all look at things differently :P

BTW, I think 'western' means revolvers cowboys sheriffs and that stuff in America, not just being from America.

Raikage said
The Vampire isn't a Hunter, and neither one of them are from the Northern Continent, as you know Gavril is from Transylvania, and then you will out the vampire migrated from a different continent as well, so technically neither one is western really. When I look at this roleplay I see it a lot as a western fantasy type of roleplay given the creatures of the night and necromancy being a dark magic etc etc, so thats how Im playing it, I hope that what im doing is okay.

Its understandable actually but so you know if you don't. My weapons are all IRL based the Razor whip is actually a dangerous weapon that can be dated back to these times. It wasn't invented in american however or brought to america for a long time so it fit my characters MO. The sword obviously thats real enough no hunter shoudl be without a silver sword and the gauntlet well thats not really a weapon as much as it is a form of protection for an injury he received years ago. It doesn't really do anything besides look cool and protect that portion of his arm and hand. In reality my character is a mix of both fantasy and Western but going a tad more to the fantasy I.E. his clothing, the gauntlet, but I am trying to keep a sense of the fact that is not high fantasy, an im probably failing cuz I love fantasy ;), other then that though he is pretty real life.

Gun>sword any day of the week imo XD

But yeah, there's nothing wrong with fantasy as long as you keep it in check m8 <.<

About the zombies, are they capable of infecting living humans and turning them into zombies as well?

Arven Sique said
About the zombies, are they capable of infecting living humans and turning them into zombies as well?

Yes.

Captain Ahab said
Yes.

Thought so.

Mithias Aldaric Varomere


"Do not lose hope, for I am still here."

Nickname: None.

Age: 598
Looks: 27

Gender: M

Species: Vampire.

Unaffiliated with any coven. Mithias is an outsider of unknown parentage, a bastard vampire.

Appearance: The most noticeable aspect of Mithias' appearance isn't his strikingly gold eyes or his unnaturally alabaster skin, it's his exceptionally long, shining, straight, black hair. You don't know if he has any tattoos, because you haven't beaten him enough to tear his bloody clothing from his corpse. However, you can't see any piercings so far, and who knows what else those two swords he's holding are protecting. His fangs are small, but his nails are fairly strong and sharp. What was his power again? Oh yes, determination.

Personality: Mithias is hard to get to know. He's quiet most of the time, yet it seems he revels in nature, pausing to take an unnecessarily deep breath of forest air or to watch light puncture clouds in dancing rays. He must have been made from a very disciplined and patient human. It is curious who he may have been. He is never cruel. He kills, but is swift about it, seemingly never feeling regret in anything he does. A person like that should be at peace... but he isn't. The poor chap struggles with purposelessness, self doubt, ever fighting to strike a balance between forces he shouldn't need to meddle with. He seems to be after some crazy notion of redemption, wrestling with time, destiny, and the meaning of it all. Mithias is a servant without a master.

History: Mithias was born sometime near the end of the 13th century in eastern Europe. If I cared, I would probably place him in present day Germany, but the exact country stopped mattering centuries ago. It was the time of the Templars and the crusades, and just before their fall. He couldn't claim to be completely unaffiliated with the order of knights, no one could at the time, but his family did have an alternative primary investment. They hunted the undead and unholy apostates, demons, and the like that plagued the dark and the unseen corners of their world. The things the Templars should have been concerned about but were too busy acquiring the riches of the east and the "holy lands." It was in this endeavor that Mithias came to be a product of his quarry, a god among vampires, yet not the devil himself. Laughable how the poor boy had no idea.
Egregiously tortured by the change, Mithias found a myriad of suicides futile, much to his dismay. After an age, he pulled himself together and vowed vengeance against the vile beast that turned him and destroyed at its leisure. Encounters with his maker have been few and far between. Mithias was compelled to develop a mental barrier against his sire, which has served him well against other foes. His mind is impossible to influence or read against his will. Pathetic in his hunting, Mithias devotes himself to lesser causes until such time as destiny will grant his wish for revenge.
Focused on staying alive long enough to achieve his ultimate goal, Mithias has chosen his targets carefully and vanquished them with caution. He strives to defend humans by taking out what enemies he can, but he is often forced to work alone or even against those he's trying to assist. Modern human hunters will not accept him, for obvious reasons, but his name is known among their inner circles, at least in European countries. He's come to the new world to continue his search.

Equipment: Two bastard swords, a whip, daggers, hat,

Abilities/Disadvantages: Mithias clearly doesn't appear human, and one look at his eyes confirms it. He has trouble, consequently, blending in with humans during the day. He also is the only guy around with no facial hair. Daylight also mildly hampers his vision and slows him down ever so slightly. Holy water and artifacts do burn him. He can be killed if his heart is destroyed, ie punctured/impaled/etc., if he's burned to ashes, or if decapitated. Sunlight won't do it. Drowning won't do it. ... and I'm not even sure dunking him in holy water would do it, but it would probably make him quite vulnerable. He heals almost instantly, moves faster than the eye can perceive, and has incredible strength, impeccable aim, reflexes, etc. as per vampires. He does have to drink periodically and his power or energy does have its limits. He has no "magic" and can't influence another's mind. He is very resistant to mind control, etc. himself.

Good to know. I assumed, but your zombies are a bit...Weird.

I'm gonna have to turn down your CS, Wraithblade, we really are quite full up at the moment.

Okie dokie. I was jsut reading up and I see Gavril already introduced a vampire character. Oh well. Enjoy.

Bump of teh OOC, bump of teh OOC...

I'm going to wait for one or two more posts before I respond. I dislike replying so close to previous posts of mine. ^.^ 'Hope that's alright.

They see me
They
, patrollin,
trying to catch me dirty.

(Trying to catch me dirty
Catch me dirty)

Just so's you're all aware, Buckle is operating under the name Bill Furrows. It's been mentioned twice, haha. Not that it's important, but you know, attention to detail and all that jazz.

Dang, don't it it die out... :'(

My bad. Your post missed me somehow; I thought I was still waiting for the others.