@LeeRoyThread is up. Sheet has been pm'd o.o;;;;;

First poster tbd.

@Divinity
I'll post once I'm home, I'll give you a good enough reason to fight The Baron. Also Corban has something that's going to make The Baron very angry. Which will be nice.

Sounds good. I appreciate you actually taking the time to consider my characters disposition. He is not prone to violence. Just -very- good at it.

I wonder what this bauble or skill I have that will upset the Baron is. -glares at Ishtalle-.

@Divinity
I have to, The Baron's strengths and combat direction are directly proportional to the negativity a character has.

On my way home now, I'll get to work on my post asap.

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Alright two things have kept me from posting.

A: I'm so fucking busy and when I'm not I'm tired all the time.

B: You did something that nobody has ever done in a Roleplay with The Baron. You've segregated him from Wrath. Which has never happened before.

You see, each shard of Divine is an organism that feeds on the psychic energy from their respective Divine. A Baron has never been segregated and it's pretty much something I've never had to think about.

So I've had to create a whole new personality and effects on the body of a Baron. This has been a good thought exercise. And once I get home I'll post.

I adore the post! Im truly glad I have given you some things to consider. It is usually my goal for every fight to make someone either google something, or have a new direction or way of looking at things.

Above all, I love bringing the creativity out of people. I hope to see more.

@Divinity
During my thinking I also realized that before his recent rework that most Shards didn't exist as entities. So I had to come up with what happens to them, and I figured that:

Cell Shards: Are parasitic to the host body of the Shard they're inside, they feed on the psychic energy of the host so they don't need the Divine directly. But once they are singularly separated they nearly instantly die.
(Cell shards form the red-black cloud that is controlled by all Shards.)

Richter Shards: Become primal and brainless, they cannot think for themselves and effectively become loping monsters that consume flesh in a vain attempt to fend off psychic starvation. They lose the ability to control Cell Shards, and that is what inevitably becomes their demise, as the Cells feed on them until the Richter cannot sustain body functions. Richters gradually lose physical durability over a long period of time, and cannot heal from wounds.

Baron Shards: Are a balance between Richters and Wanderers. Richters don't consume much psychic energy, Wanderers consume too much. Baron's consume exactly enough energy to be "fuel efficient." They do, however, become intense psychotic sadists. They want the juice straight from the source and will antagonize and torture victims to suck the psychic energy straight from their heads. Their bodies do lose some of their durability instantly, but after the initial wave of body failure they don't collapse in on themselves. Their movements become violent and erratic.

Wanderer Shards: Consume an immense amount of psychic energy, their size and composition is so dense and massive that without a constant stream of psychic energy, they cannot sustain it. Their bodies erupt in plumes of smoke and their flesh breaks away from their body, their bones break and their minds are flooded with an unbearable pain. Their last moments are spent in total agony and they leave behind an unbelievable mess.

@Divinity I've got the portrait of The Baron almost finished, by the way. This is the first picture drawn of him in almost three years.

Oh? Show me when you get the chance. My avatar is actually a sketch of Corban.

Btw, I hope you dont mind, but I may be posting in haiku. Great literary exercise.

@Divinity Long as it lakes literary sense I have no problem with it.