SO these planes are a roup of what we would call individual fictions, but all sharing a theme. Like with a medieval theme all the worlds of Brave, Lord of the rings, Game of thrones, etc things like those could all exist in one plane together?
1 Guest
viewing this page
[OOC] Kingdom Hearts: Shattered Planes (Open to Applications!) Page 2
- Large Group
- Fandom
- Fantasy
- Casual
- GM Kingleo
Join Status:
Apply
GM
SO these planes are a roup of what we would call individual fictions, but all sharing a theme. Like with a medieval theme all the worlds of Brave, Lord of the rings, Game of thrones, etc things like those could all exist in one plane together?
No, each Plane will be its own separate fiction, like the main KH games. I was just giving examples for a Plane Aura could have come from, with the characters medieval theme.
2x Like
Alrighty, I've got it now.
Also are we allowed to us an image of a keyblade we ourselves have not created.
Also are we allowed to us an image of a keyblade we ourselves have not created.
GM
Sure! Just make sure to provide a link to the source
Argetlam350 Do Glatem Live
Member
Seen
20 days ago
<Snipped quote by iciclerapierfaize>
Accepted, though you seem to be missing the strengths and weaknesses for Destiny's Song. I suppose you don't want any of either that's fine, it just confused me that they weren't present. Go ahead and add it to the characters section if that's the case!
<Snipped quote by Argetlam350>
So, about Aura. She's a great basis for a character, but I think you may have misunderstood the history of Sanctuary a bit. The fall of the six other Planes of Light happened over 100 years ago, and thus she could not be around for when it happened. You could still keep this history in essence, perhaps she could be driven by the stories passed down through their family of the fall of their home.
Which brings me to my second point; Besides Sanctuary, which is meant to be an original world akin to Traverse town or Twilight town, all the other planes are meant to be based on some existing fictional universe. If you want Aura's family to come from Bravery, I'd like you to try to come up with some ideas for what Bravery will be based on. She has a medieval theme, so perhaps something like fire emblem, or final fantasy? Or perhaps something more traditionally middle ages, like Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings.
You don't have to come up with a plane, but I would like some help ^^;
I didn't want to rail-road the universes people could draw from, but the lore I wrote up dictates that about 6/7ths of the population came from those other planes.
I mean hey I can do more with Bravery I just wasn't sure how much I had to work with so I kept it vague just as a precaution. If you want more I can give more if need be. As for Destiny's Song I must of missed that part so I'll go back and look again. I'll rework it.
GM
The first part was actually for iciclerapierfaize's character, not yours. Your Keyblade was fine :p
And I would appreciate it if you changed the history to reflect those changes, yes
And I would appreciate it if you changed the history to reflect those changes, yes
Argetlam350 Do Glatem Live
Member
Seen
20 days ago
Oh oops on the first part and yeah will do. I've erased it right now so I'll get back to you when I'm done.
iciclerapierfaize SRF Navigator
Member
Seen
4 yrs ago
The first part was actually for iciclerapierfaize's character, not yours. Your Keyblade was fine :p
And I would appreciate it if you changed the history to reflect those changes, yes
Added the weaknesses and strengths for the sword~ Still working on procuring images...
GM
<Snipped quote by Kingleo>
Added the weaknesses and strengths for the sword~ Still working on procuring images...
Alright! Strengths and Weaknesses looks good, post it in the character sections whenever you're ready!
Argetlam350 Do Glatem Live
Member
Seen
20 days ago
All right redid the history. As for the Plain of Bravery I'll be using the world template to flesh it out. Might not see something until late tonight or tomorrow since I'm going to be mixing and matching stuff.
Archmage MC
Member
Seen
2 hrs ago
I might need a bit of help getting Light into the academy for obvious reasons. Also I'm bad at intro posts in general.
GM
I might need a bit of help getting Light into the academy for obvious reasons. Also I'm bad at intro posts in general.
Don't post anything IC yet. I'd like to wait until we have at least a small cast before getting started. I'll work with you over PM to come up with your beginnings.
Argetlam350 Do Glatem Live
Member
Seen
20 days ago
Name: Plain of Bravery (at least where Aura comes from, unsure if this means it will represent everything within the Plain of Bravery)
Fiction: A bit of mixture between Fire Emblem, Final Fantasy, Demon's Souls/Dark Souls. I guess it would be the world something similar in style to Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy blend together (maybe even Legend of Dragoon slightly in the mixure) with a dabble of the Souls series with the whole dark beasties that lurk around that are not heartless and the whole ruins of the old cities that were destroyed those centuries ago from the fall. You know Majestic yet that dark eerie feel to them if one was to go into the ruins of old knowing that something lurks within them, be them just wild creatures or the heartless themselves. I kind of view it as that there are some cities and one major city left in the realm with small villages scattered around in open clearings while places in forested areas are avoided as best as possible which lead to the old ruins of the ancient cities that did not survive the fall and are mostly unexplored. As for creatures well range from regular cats and dogs to dragons of unspeakable power and intimidation. Some might help, others will kill on sight. A place where being a knight is a high honor as being a protector and guardian of the places where people live and go into the woods from time to time.
Reason for inclusion: Aura's Homeworld.
Well that was faster then I thought. Really kind of a high fantasy type of area to best describe it without all the evil politics like Game of Thrones (XD) and horrible diseases and illiteracy of the actual medieval era.
Fiction: A bit of mixture between Fire Emblem, Final Fantasy, Demon's Souls/Dark Souls. I guess it would be the world something similar in style to Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy blend together (maybe even Legend of Dragoon slightly in the mixure) with a dabble of the Souls series with the whole dark beasties that lurk around that are not heartless and the whole ruins of the old cities that were destroyed those centuries ago from the fall. You know Majestic yet that dark eerie feel to them if one was to go into the ruins of old knowing that something lurks within them, be them just wild creatures or the heartless themselves. I kind of view it as that there are some cities and one major city left in the realm with small villages scattered around in open clearings while places in forested areas are avoided as best as possible which lead to the old ruins of the ancient cities that did not survive the fall and are mostly unexplored. As for creatures well range from regular cats and dogs to dragons of unspeakable power and intimidation. Some might help, others will kill on sight. A place where being a knight is a high honor as being a protector and guardian of the places where people live and go into the woods from time to time.
Reason for inclusion: Aura's Homeworld.
Well that was faster then I thought. Really kind of a high fantasy type of area to best describe it without all the evil politics like Game of Thrones (XD) and horrible diseases and illiteracy of the actual medieval era.
Welp, took long enough, but 'ere ya go. Feel free to rip 'em to shreds. :D
Mogryo
Kupo?
Male
Moogle
Mogryo the Moogle stands at about two feet six inches (76.2cm) and weighs only about thirty-nine pounds (17-18kg), kupo. He’s got fuzzy white fur, with a little ruffled tuff in the middle of chest. He’s got rather short limbs and his purple bat-like wings aren’t very large either, kupo. Moving upwards, one will notice that Mogryo has a very cute, button nose. Like most others of his kind, regardless of tribe, Mogryo’s eyes seem to permanently be closed or squinting. Topping everything off are a pair of adorable little ears and finally, a red pom-pom atop a black antennae, kupo. Yes, it is cute. No, you may not ruffle it. Barbarians, kupo.
As for clothing...well...Mogryo usually goes au naturel. Moogles don’t usually feel the need to wear clothes, kupo. Pants are always out. Cute shirts and awesome hats, on the other hand, have a little more wiggle room. Mogryo enjoys dressing up from time to time, kupo!
Many moogles find themselves called to the thrill of exploration, the Mogryo is no exception. Wanderlust has him in its clutches, kupo. The little guy yearns to see what’s beyond the Dark Forrest and his people’s village, to meet the strangers that walk under the same stars. There’s just a certain excitement that feels a moogle when he sees someone or something new, kupo. So Mogryo’s likely to be friendly, perhaps overly so. He’s rather excitable and rash, often getting swept away by the passion of the moment. His rather sheltered life in the village has left him rather trusting and gullible, likely to take a person at their word, kupo.
The moogle is of a playful sort, not taking things too seriously. If something can be made into a game or competition, count him in, kupo. He’s a bit of a ham, so get him going and he’ll play something up until it collapses under itself. But it’s all in good fun, kupo! The more laughs the better. People are always at their best when they smile.
When it comes to danger, Mogryo would prefer that nobody gets hurt. He might play it down, but he really cares about the wellbeing of his friends. If there’s a peaceful option, then he’ll find it, kupo.
A moogle’s got moves, kupo. When the music turns up, Mogryo gets down. Dancing is just a fact of life for the guy.
He can cook a mean kupo nut.
When diplomacy fails and things come to blows, Mogryo tends to back off of the front lines, preferring to take a more supportive role. He’s rather talented with curative and support magic, but knows his way around a fireball or shard of ice too. And he’s quick, kupo. Not that that really helps him in combat so much but hey, retreat is a valid option at times.
Mogryo’s not exactly the toughest guy around. He’s got a rather fragile body and not much mass to him. His physical attacks aren’t likely to do much outside of being annoying. And if he starts getting smacked around? Oh, kupo...
Lightning freaks him out. He doesn’t use lightning magic, and he’s not exactly too fond of it being used on him.
While adorable, Mogryo’s stubby limbs actually render him with a horrible reach. He’s got to get much too close for his liking if he wants to use his Fist of Kupo and Justice (fancy name for a slap, kupo!) and really if he’s resorting to that, he’s in for a world of hurt.
Deep, deep in the Dark Forest, to the left of the mossy log, right of Laughing Stone, and just before that one cave that you’re pretty sure is the home of a bear, there lies a secluded village, home for the furry little creatures that call themselves Moogles, kupo. Originally from the Plain of Bravery, these Moogles are the descendents of the few that managed to escape the fall. Their numbers are rather few, but steady.
Mogryo just so happens to be the youngest Moogle in the village, by all means still just an adolescent in his people’s eyes. It was understood that Mogryo would stay with his village until he reached maturity, and then he would be given the option of either staying in the happy isolation, or leave to see the world, as follows tradition. And that would have been fine with him, kupo. Here he had all the kupo nuts he could stomach, plenty of beautiful music, and his family. Why, what else could he possible need?
But that changed one day, kupo.
The kupo nuts didn’t taste quite the same.
The music didn’t captivate him as much.
He had even grown grumpy with his family.
It made no sense. That is, until one of the Elders performed the Dance of Meditation for three full days and three full nights. Then the answer hit him.
Young Mogryo had been afflicted with Wanderlust. It was unusual to say the least. Wanderlust had not been seen in a moogle since before the first refugees arrived on Sanctuary. Sure, there were a few Moogles who would forsake the villages to go live amongst the locals, but that just happened from time to time, and always with mature moogles. Mogryo was just a kid, kupo.
But Wanderlust cannot be ignored. To leave it be is to doom the Moogle to Heartbreak, kupo. No, there is but one cure. The afflicted Moogle must leave their village, and travel forth to see the world. Meeting new people, seeing new sights, these were the only ways to cure Wanderlust.
It was a sad day, the day that Mogryo left the village. The music played at only half gusto. Many Dances of Farewell and Dances of Goodluck were performed. The feast even failed to cheer up the little furry guys, kupo. That wouldn’t do. So Mogryo put on a smile and made a promise to everyone, that he would see all there was to see, that he would meet everyone there was to meet, and that he would one day return to the village, kupo.
And then he left, knowing that he, like all who leave the Moogle Village, would never lay eyes on the happy village again.
But the moogle took his first step into the unknown. And then another, kupo. And just like that, Mogryo’s story had begun.
Healing Light
A short key, this particular keyblade is much like a green rod, with only the white wing at the end serving as its teeth, kupo. Two metal ‘vines’ coil up the center rod, dotted with the same blooming green and yellow flower as on the handguard and keychain.
Healing Light does well to bolster one’s magical ability, particularly when using healing or protective spells. It is also rather light and easy to swing, allowing for quick strikes. Also, it looks pretty snazzy.
Healing Light is a rather short keyblade, even for someone as small as Mogryo, kupo. It’s lightweight body doesn’t lend itself well for physical strikes, nor does it bode well for defending its wielder. It’s better than being unarmed, if just barely.
Heavily armored enemies laugh at the sight of the glorified stick.
Despite being relatively lightweight and short, Mogryo holds this weapon with two hands, opting to use the rod as the focus for his spells. He’s not likely to actually whack somebody with it unless he’s completely out of options, kupo.
“Oh pish posh. I ain’t gonna hurt ya, kupo!”
Name:
Mogryo
Age:
Kupo?
Gender:
Male
Species:
Moogle
Appearance:
“Err...whazz-KU-PHEH!! Hands OFF the pom-pom, kupo!”
Mogryo the Moogle stands at about two feet six inches (76.2cm) and weighs only about thirty-nine pounds (17-18kg), kupo. He’s got fuzzy white fur, with a little ruffled tuff in the middle of chest. He’s got rather short limbs and his purple bat-like wings aren’t very large either, kupo. Moving upwards, one will notice that Mogryo has a very cute, button nose. Like most others of his kind, regardless of tribe, Mogryo’s eyes seem to permanently be closed or squinting. Topping everything off are a pair of adorable little ears and finally, a red pom-pom atop a black antennae, kupo. Yes, it is cute. No, you may not ruffle it. Barbarians, kupo.
As for clothing...well...Mogryo usually goes au naturel. Moogles don’t usually feel the need to wear clothes, kupo. Pants are always out. Cute shirts and awesome hats, on the other hand, have a little more wiggle room. Mogryo enjoys dressing up from time to time, kupo!
Personality:
“No. No no no no no. You’re not alone here, kupo. Let’s go together.”
Many moogles find themselves called to the thrill of exploration, the Mogryo is no exception. Wanderlust has him in its clutches, kupo. The little guy yearns to see what’s beyond the Dark Forrest and his people’s village, to meet the strangers that walk under the same stars. There’s just a certain excitement that feels a moogle when he sees someone or something new, kupo. So Mogryo’s likely to be friendly, perhaps overly so. He’s rather excitable and rash, often getting swept away by the passion of the moment. His rather sheltered life in the village has left him rather trusting and gullible, likely to take a person at their word, kupo.
The moogle is of a playful sort, not taking things too seriously. If something can be made into a game or competition, count him in, kupo. He’s a bit of a ham, so get him going and he’ll play something up until it collapses under itself. But it’s all in good fun, kupo! The more laughs the better. People are always at their best when they smile.
When it comes to danger, Mogryo would prefer that nobody gets hurt. He might play it down, but he really cares about the wellbeing of his friends. If there’s a peaceful option, then he’ll find it, kupo.
Capabilities:
“What can I say? I’m a slave to the beat, kupo!”
A moogle’s got moves, kupo. When the music turns up, Mogryo gets down. Dancing is just a fact of life for the guy.
He can cook a mean kupo nut.
When diplomacy fails and things come to blows, Mogryo tends to back off of the front lines, preferring to take a more supportive role. He’s rather talented with curative and support magic, but knows his way around a fireball or shard of ice too. And he’s quick, kupo. Not that that really helps him in combat so much but hey, retreat is a valid option at times.
Weaknesses:
“KU-PHEW! Too bright! Too loud! I’m out!”
Mogryo’s not exactly the toughest guy around. He’s got a rather fragile body and not much mass to him. His physical attacks aren’t likely to do much outside of being annoying. And if he starts getting smacked around? Oh, kupo...
Lightning freaks him out. He doesn’t use lightning magic, and he’s not exactly too fond of it being used on him.
While adorable, Mogryo’s stubby limbs actually render him with a horrible reach. He’s got to get much too close for his liking if he wants to use his Fist of Kupo and Justice (fancy name for a slap, kupo!) and really if he’s resorting to that, he’s in for a world of hurt.
History:
“Hehe, then what happens, kupo? Do the Mages win, kupo? They win right? ...right?”
Deep, deep in the Dark Forest, to the left of the mossy log, right of Laughing Stone, and just before that one cave that you’re pretty sure is the home of a bear, there lies a secluded village, home for the furry little creatures that call themselves Moogles, kupo. Originally from the Plain of Bravery, these Moogles are the descendents of the few that managed to escape the fall. Their numbers are rather few, but steady.
Mogryo just so happens to be the youngest Moogle in the village, by all means still just an adolescent in his people’s eyes. It was understood that Mogryo would stay with his village until he reached maturity, and then he would be given the option of either staying in the happy isolation, or leave to see the world, as follows tradition. And that would have been fine with him, kupo. Here he had all the kupo nuts he could stomach, plenty of beautiful music, and his family. Why, what else could he possible need?
But that changed one day, kupo.
The kupo nuts didn’t taste quite the same.
The music didn’t captivate him as much.
He had even grown grumpy with his family.
It made no sense. That is, until one of the Elders performed the Dance of Meditation for three full days and three full nights. Then the answer hit him.
Young Mogryo had been afflicted with Wanderlust. It was unusual to say the least. Wanderlust had not been seen in a moogle since before the first refugees arrived on Sanctuary. Sure, there were a few Moogles who would forsake the villages to go live amongst the locals, but that just happened from time to time, and always with mature moogles. Mogryo was just a kid, kupo.
But Wanderlust cannot be ignored. To leave it be is to doom the Moogle to Heartbreak, kupo. No, there is but one cure. The afflicted Moogle must leave their village, and travel forth to see the world. Meeting new people, seeing new sights, these were the only ways to cure Wanderlust.
It was a sad day, the day that Mogryo left the village. The music played at only half gusto. Many Dances of Farewell and Dances of Goodluck were performed. The feast even failed to cheer up the little furry guys, kupo. That wouldn’t do. So Mogryo put on a smile and made a promise to everyone, that he would see all there was to see, that he would meet everyone there was to meet, and that he would one day return to the village, kupo.
And then he left, knowing that he, like all who leave the Moogle Village, would never lay eyes on the happy village again.
But the moogle took his first step into the unknown. And then another, kupo. And just like that, Mogryo’s story had begun.
Name:
Healing Light
Description:
A short key, this particular keyblade is much like a green rod, with only the white wing at the end serving as its teeth, kupo. Two metal ‘vines’ coil up the center rod, dotted with the same blooming green and yellow flower as on the handguard and keychain.
Strength:
Healing Light does well to bolster one’s magical ability, particularly when using healing or protective spells. It is also rather light and easy to swing, allowing for quick strikes. Also, it looks pretty snazzy.
Weakness:
Healing Light is a rather short keyblade, even for someone as small as Mogryo, kupo. It’s lightweight body doesn’t lend itself well for physical strikes, nor does it bode well for defending its wielder. It’s better than being unarmed, if just barely.
Heavily armored enemies laugh at the sight of the glorified stick.
Other:
Despite being relatively lightweight and short, Mogryo holds this weapon with two hands, opting to use the rod as the focus for his spells. He’s not likely to actually whack somebody with it unless he’s completely out of options, kupo.
GM
Welp, took long enough, but 'ere ya go. Feel free to rip 'em to shreds. :D
<Snipped quote by Mogryo>Name:
MogryoAge:
Kupo?Gender:
MaleSpecies:
MoogleAppearance:
<Snipped quote by Mogryo>
Mogryo the Moogle stands at about two feet six inches (76.2cm) and weighs only about thirty-nine pounds (17-18kg), kupo. He’s got fuzzy white fur, with a little ruffled tuff in the middle of chest. He’s got rather short limbs and his purple bat-like wings aren’t very large either, kupo. Moving upwards, one will notice that Mogryo has a very cute, button nose. Like most others of his kind, regardless of tribe, Mogryo’s eyes seem to permanently be closed or squinting. Topping everything off are a pair of adorable little ears and finally, a red pom-pom atop a black antennae, kupo. Yes, it is cute. No, you may not ruffle it. Barbarians, kupo.
As for clothing...well...Mogryo usually goes au naturel. Moogles don’t usually feel the need to wear clothes, kupo. Pants are always out. Cute shirts and awesome hats, on the other hand, have a little more wiggle room. Mogryo enjoys dressing up from time to time, kupo!Personality:
<Snipped quote by Mogryo>
Many moogles find themselves called to the thrill of exploration, the Mogryo is no exception. Wanderlust has him in its clutches, kupo. The little guy yearns to see what’s beyond the Dark Forrest and his people’s village, to meet the strangers that walk under the same stars. There’s just a certain excitement that feels a moogle when he sees someone or something new, kupo. So Mogryo’s likely to be friendly, perhaps overly so. He’s rather excitable and rash, often getting swept away by the passion of the moment. His rather sheltered life in the village has left him rather trusting and gullible, likely to take a person at their word, kupo.
The moogle is of a playful sort, not taking things too seriously. If something can be made into a game or competition, count him in, kupo. He’s a bit of a ham, so get him going and he’ll play something up until it collapses under itself. But it’s all in good fun, kupo! The more laughs the better. People are always at their best when they smile.
When it comes to danger, Mogryo would prefer that nobody gets hurt. He might play it down, but he really cares about the wellbeing of his friends. If there’s a peaceful option, then he’ll find it, kupo.Capabilities:
<Snipped quote by Mogryo>
A moogle’s got moves, kupo. When the music turns up, Mogryo gets down. Dancing is just a fact of life for the guy.
He can cook a mean kupo nut.
When diplomacy fails and things come to blows, Mogryo tends to back off of the front lines, preferring to take a more supportive role. He’s rather talented with curative and support magic, but knows his way around a fireball or shard of ice too. And he’s quick, kupo. Not that that really helps him in combat so much but hey, retreat is a valid option at times.Weaknesses:
<Snipped quote by Mogryo>
Mogryo’s not exactly the toughest guy around. He’s got a rather fragile body and not much mass to him. His physical attacks aren’t likely to do much outside of being annoying. And if he starts getting smacked around? Oh, kupo...
Lightning freaks him out. He doesn’t use lightning magic, and he’s not exactly too fond of it being used on him.
While adorable, Mogryo’s stubby limbs actually render him with a horrible reach. He’s got to get much too close for his liking if he wants to use his Fist of Kupo and Justice (fancy name for a slap, kupo!) and really if he’s resorting to that, he’s in for a world of hurt.History:
<Snipped quote by Mogryo>
Deep, deep in the Dark Forest, to the left of the mossy log, right of Laughing Stone, and just before that one cave that you’re pretty sure is the home of a bear, there lies a secluded village, home for the furry little creatures that call themselves Moogles, kupo. Originally from the Plain of Bravery, these Moogles are the descendents of the few that managed to escape the fall. Their numbers are rather few, but steady.
Mogryo just so happens to be the youngest Moogle in the village, by all means still just an adolescent in his people’s eyes. It was understood that Mogryo would stay with his village until he reached maturity, and then he would be given the option of either staying in the happy isolation, or leave to see the world, as follows tradition. And that would have been fine with him, kupo. Here he had all the kupo nuts he could stomach, plenty of beautiful music, and his family. Why, what else could he possible need?
But that changed one day, kupo.
The kupo nuts didn’t taste quite the same.
The music didn’t captivate him as much.
He had even grown grumpy with his family.
It made no sense. That is, until one of the Elders performed the Dance of Meditation for three full days and three full nights. Then the answer hit him.
Young Mogryo had been afflicted with Wanderlust. It was unusual to say the least. Wanderlust had not been seen in a moogle since before the first refugees arrived on Sanctuary. Sure, there were a few Moogles who would forsake the villages to go live amongst the locals, but that just happened from time to time, and always with mature moogles. Mogryo was just a kid, kupo.
But Wanderlust cannot be ignored. To leave it be is to doom the Moogle to Heartbreak, kupo. No, there is but one cure. The afflicted Moogle must leave their village, and travel forth to see the world. Meeting new people, seeing new sights, these were the only ways to cure Wanderlust.
It was a sad day, the day that Mogryo left the village. The music played at only half gusto. Many Dances of Farewell and Dances of Goodluck were performed. The feast even failed to cheer up the little furry guys, kupo. That wouldn’t do. So Mogryo put on a smile and made a promise to everyone, that he would see all there was to see, that he would meet everyone there was to meet, and that he would one day return to the village, kupo.
And then he left, knowing that he, like all who leave the Moogle Village, would never lay eyes on the happy village again.
But the moogle took his first step into the unknown. And then another, kupo. And just like that, Mogryo’s story had begun.Name:
Healing LightDescription:
A short key, this particular keyblade is much like a green rod, with only the white wing at the end serving as its teeth, kupo. Two metal ‘vines’ coil up the center rod, dotted with the same blooming green and yellow flower as on the handguard and keychain.Strength:
Healing Light does well to bolster one’s magical ability, particularly when using healing or protective spells. It is also rather light and easy to swing, allowing for quick strikes. Also, it looks pretty snazzy.Weakness:
Healing Light is a rather short keyblade, even for someone as small as Mogryo, kupo. It’s lightweight body doesn’t lend itself well for physical strikes, nor does it bode well for defending its wielder. It’s better than being unarmed, if just barely.
Heavily armored enemies laugh at the sight of the glorified stick.Other:
Despite being relatively lightweight and short, Mogryo holds this weapon with two hands, opting to use the rod as the focus for his spells. He’s not likely to actually whack somebody with it unless he’s completely out of options, kupo.
No ripping required! I love how you've written them (Unfortunately, the mages don't win :c ), and the idea of a moogle with a little stick of a keyblade is adorable to me. Accepted! Go ahead and plop him into the characters section when you're ready.
As for @Argetlam350, I think with those final changes to your history, Aura is ready to go! Add her to the characters section when you can.
As for your idea for the Plane of Bravery, I think I'm going to go with a Final Fantasy inspired world, to allow Ogobrogo's character to have ancestors there as well. Expect something in the Library for that soon :p
Just was wondering if you could quick look at mine so far. I have o get his history up and maybe one other thing. I just want some feedback
Hello! I'd like to throw in a WIP, if that's alright. I'll have it done tonight. :)
Not the most fashion-conscious, Kaz likes to dress in whatever's comfortable. She's rarely seen without her loose yellow jacket, however. It's something of a security blanket for her.
Being so passionate about her craft isn't always a good thing, however, and her ingenuity is definitely a double-edged sword. On one hand, she is particularly brilliant. Her out-of-the-box way of thinking allows for unconventional but effective solutions to problems that may otherwise seem impossible. She looks at a situation with an open mind and adapts to it, relying on quick thinking and improvisation to get by. Kaz may be distressingly clueless in all other areas (societal norms, politics, things that normal people consider common sense), but when it comes to machinery, nothing can beat her.
On the other hand, her single-minded fascination with technology oftentimes come to the detriment of everything else, especially her health. Kaz likes picking things apart to find out how they work and can pore over a book from cover to cover in one sitting. She is prone to obsessing over new things and will relentlessly pursue her current obsession until it is appropriately satiated. Once her curiosity is properly piqued and her switch is turned on, she can go for days on end without eating or sleeping, too absorbed in her work to worry about anything or anyone else. In the same light, she is willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish a goal she is set on. it's usually best to stay clear of her way when she gets like this.
Disregarding her crazy, obsessive side, Kaz can almost pass for a regular teenager (though not really). She's excitable and goofy, amused by even the simplest things. There's very little that offends or perturbs her, and she is literally up for whatever shenanigans anyone is cooking up. She takes insults against her person very lightly, and although she fires back with snark, it's usually done with affection. Kaz is also not very conscious of danger; she dives headlong into any circumstance, especially even ones that are potentially life-threatening, just because she thinks it could be fun and interesting.
Long story short: for someone who's supposed to be smart, she actually does a lot of idiotic things.
But before all that, she's a mechanic. Tinkering and thinking her way out of things is her strongest suit. More often than not, she'll narrowly escape a predicament thanks to an unorthodox idea, coupled with some cheap tricks.
Her penchant to obsess over things can make things difficult for others. She can be stubborn and hard to dissuade; even if you tell her about the dangers lurking, she'll ignore them all if she gets to see something fascinating.
And does curiosity count as a weakness? Because Kaz would definitely be the metaphorical cat in most scenarios.
Little Kaz grew up surrounded by relics and books, all within a step ladder's reach, and there was nothing she left untouched. She was born a tinkerer, blessed with an unquenchable curiosity and deft fingers that constantly itch to take things apart and put back together. The inner workings of these lost technology was nothing short of fascinating, boggling her with its self-sustaining attributes. Technology in Sanctuary was vastly different, with magic was at its core, but these relics had only wirings and mechanisms that existed nowhere else.
She spent her childhood making things (and inadvertently destroying some, mainly parts of their village), trying to recreate machinery that were recorded in the books--like this amazing bicycle that uses electromagnetically-suspended wheels--or using the lost world's concepts to enhance Sanctuary technology. Mostly, she made things that have a tendency to explode and the people of her small village did not take to that at all.
Even though she is an only child, and thus de facto future record keeper, the village as a whole schemed and elected her as their 'ambassador' after yet another incident. The village has kept to itself most of the time, and they reasoned that it was time they started to branch out engage with the rest of the plane. As a Lockwood, it was her supposed duty to gather knowledge of the outside world and bring it back to them. Of course, Kaz knows they're really just kicking her out—far, far away so she wouldn't accidentally ruin their precious relics.
Still, Kaz, for all the genius she claimed to possess, would never have known that an entirely different path awaited her beyond the woods of the Dark Forest.
As for the world, I'll fill in the sheet later, but I was thinking the Plane of Knowledge could be a Big Hero 6-inspired world? Essentially, a more technologically-advanced version of present Earth. It seems like it could work well.
Name:
Karissa "Kaz" LockwoodAge:
16Gender:
FemaleSpecies:
HumanAppearance:
Fun-sized and totally not short, Kaz is five feet nothing (and a half!) of trouble. There are days when she forgoes sleep and food, and she's on the skinny side because of that. She likes to put her red hair up in a braided ponytail to keep it out of her face when she's working, which is most of the time, but when it's down, it cascades past her shoulders in waves. Her eyes are expressive, windows to her soul and all that, and one can easily glean her mood from them. They're usually twinkling with unbridled excitement and curiosity, but they darken considerably once she enters her more manic state. Not the most fashion-conscious, Kaz likes to dress in whatever's comfortable. She's rarely seen without her loose yellow jacket, however. It's something of a security blanket for her.
Personality:
In her small village, jaunty and good-humored Kaz has risen from the ranks of lowbrow infamy and has become an official public menace, and rightly so. According to the villagers, she's something of a mad genius (okay, so she tacked on the 'genius' part), and she has been tinkering with and inventing things for as long as she can remember. Her innovations aren't always 100% infallible, and they are usually of the kaboom variety (that's where the public menace part comes in), but there's no denying her mechanical prowess. Kaz is completely enamored with the lost technology of her ancestors' world, and has spent most of her life learning about and trying to replicate them.Being so passionate about her craft isn't always a good thing, however, and her ingenuity is definitely a double-edged sword. On one hand, she is particularly brilliant. Her out-of-the-box way of thinking allows for unconventional but effective solutions to problems that may otherwise seem impossible. She looks at a situation with an open mind and adapts to it, relying on quick thinking and improvisation to get by. Kaz may be distressingly clueless in all other areas (societal norms, politics, things that normal people consider common sense), but when it comes to machinery, nothing can beat her.
On the other hand, her single-minded fascination with technology oftentimes come to the detriment of everything else, especially her health. Kaz likes picking things apart to find out how they work and can pore over a book from cover to cover in one sitting. She is prone to obsessing over new things and will relentlessly pursue her current obsession until it is appropriately satiated. Once her curiosity is properly piqued and her switch is turned on, she can go for days on end without eating or sleeping, too absorbed in her work to worry about anything or anyone else. In the same light, she is willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish a goal she is set on. it's usually best to stay clear of her way when she gets like this.
Disregarding her crazy, obsessive side, Kaz can almost pass for a regular teenager (though not really). She's excitable and goofy, amused by even the simplest things. There's very little that offends or perturbs her, and she is literally up for whatever shenanigans anyone is cooking up. She takes insults against her person very lightly, and although she fires back with snark, it's usually done with affection. Kaz is also not very conscious of danger; she dives headlong into any circumstance, especially even ones that are potentially life-threatening, just because she thinks it could be fun and interesting.
Long story short: for someone who's supposed to be smart, she actually does a lot of idiotic things.
Capabilities:
Nimble and surefooted, Kaz is capable of fast maneuvers that allow her to run across from place to place with utmost haste. She's not as physically strong as the others (look at those skinny arms and legs!), and therefore relies on magic and erratic but strategic movements instead. But before all that, she's a mechanic. Tinkering and thinking her way out of things is her strongest suit. More often than not, she'll narrowly escape a predicament thanks to an unorthodox idea, coupled with some cheap tricks.
Weaknesses:
Kaz's incredibly unimposing stature doesn't just make her look feeble. She doesn't pack as strong a punch, and against a formidable Heartless, her strikes might as well be a tap on the shoulder. Her energy is akin to fireworks—explosive but ultimately fleeting. Essentially a sprinter, she has to move in bursts and take rests in between because that's all her stamina can handle. Her penchant to obsess over things can make things difficult for others. She can be stubborn and hard to dissuade; even if you tell her about the dangers lurking, she'll ignore them all if she gets to see something fascinating.
And does curiosity count as a weakness? Because Kaz would definitely be the metaphorical cat in most scenarios.
History:
In the heart of the Dark Forest is a small village rooted in the past, its inhabitants resolutely clinging onto the last vestiges of their ancestors' world. The village has since dwindled in population, losing many to the allure of the bustling Haven, and only the dedicated have remained to preserve the stories and knowledge of their ancestors' lost world. None are more so intrinsically tied to this history than the Lockwoods, who have long been designated as Knowledge's keeper of records. Little Kaz grew up surrounded by relics and books, all within a step ladder's reach, and there was nothing she left untouched. She was born a tinkerer, blessed with an unquenchable curiosity and deft fingers that constantly itch to take things apart and put back together. The inner workings of these lost technology was nothing short of fascinating, boggling her with its self-sustaining attributes. Technology in Sanctuary was vastly different, with magic was at its core, but these relics had only wirings and mechanisms that existed nowhere else.
She spent her childhood making things (and inadvertently destroying some, mainly parts of their village), trying to recreate machinery that were recorded in the books--like this amazing bicycle that uses electromagnetically-suspended wheels--or using the lost world's concepts to enhance Sanctuary technology. Mostly, she made things that have a tendency to explode and the people of her small village did not take to that at all.
Even though she is an only child, and thus de facto future record keeper, the village as a whole schemed and elected her as their 'ambassador' after yet another incident. The village has kept to itself most of the time, and they reasoned that it was time they started to branch out engage with the rest of the plane. As a Lockwood, it was her supposed duty to gather knowledge of the outside world and bring it back to them. Of course, Kaz knows they're really just kicking her out—far, far away so she wouldn't accidentally ruin their precious relics.
Still, Kaz, for all the genius she claimed to possess, would never have known that an entirely different path awaited her beyond the woods of the Dark Forest.
Name:
Circuit BreakerDescription:
It glows! Although its default accent is a neon blue, Circuit Breaker changes color to correspond with her current mood. The entire blade is a sleek obsidian, about a meter in length and slightly shorter than average (story of her life), and has a rounded base and hilt with a solid grip in the middle. There's a faint electrical hum that emanates from the blade, soothing and familiar.Strength:
Light and wieldy, it augments magical abilities by focusing energy and releasing it with pinpoint accuracy. Weakness:
Doesn't offer much defense, and because it is lightweight, its striking power is considerably less effective.Other:
Works best with Kaz using it to fire projectiles, using her magical energy as ammunition.As for the world, I'll fill in the sheet later, but I was thinking the Plane of Knowledge could be a Big Hero 6-inspired world? Essentially, a more technologically-advanced version of present Earth. It seems like it could work well.
I like your idea for the knowledge plane. Makes sense.
<Snipped quote by Ogobrogo>
No ripping required! I love how you've written them (Unfortunately, the mages don't win :c ), and the idea of a moogle with a little stick of a keyblade is adorable to me. Accepted! Go ahead and plop him into the characters section when you're ready.
As for @Argetlam350, I think with those final changes to your history, Aura is ready to go! Add her to the characters section when you can.
As for your idea for the Plane of Bravery, I think I'm going to go with a Final Fantasy inspired world, to allow Ogobrogo's character to have ancestors there as well. Expect something in the Library for that soon :p
Woot! ^.^ Not gonna lie, I had way too much fun writing up the little guy. I'll have him moved over in a couple hours. Gotta finish up the workday and all that jazz. Copy/paste worked! Thanks for not being terrible, phone.
@Chezka oooooh, I really like this Kaz charrie! Mad scientists make everything awesome.
Oooooooooh, I don't know if it's just the digusting amount of caffeine pumping through my veins thanks to all of these energy shots, but I'm like super hyped for this RP xD
GM
Just was wondering if you could quick look at mine so far. I have o get his history up and maybe one other thing. I just want some feedback
It's looking good! I also noticed that the appearance is missing. So just that and the history and you'll have a ready to go character!
Hello! I'd like to throw in a WIP, if that's alright. I'll have it done tonight. :)
[Kaz Snip!]
As for the world, I'll fill in the sheet later, but I was thinking the Plane of Knowledge could be a Big Hero 6-inspired world? Essentially, a more technologically-advanced version of present Earth. It seems like it could work well.
Kaz is looking good! Just get a history up, and I'll take another look.
And that's a cool idea for the Plane of Knowledge! Definitely seems to lend itself as a world, in my opinion.
and @Ogobrogo, I'm really excited too! This is my first RP to get this sort of attention! The idea for it just sort of came on a whim, and it really took hold of me. I hope to take it great places!
1x Like
1 Guest
viewing this page
of
5
© 2007-2024