Rilla's Character Deposit

[Rilla]

The SuperNova Generation

In the home universe of Rilla, known as Allaria, an epic war changes the course of history. With notable heroes Nihl, Terra, Kei'Taro, Alphonse, and others away - the sky cracked open and the Occult Cult of the Thousand Chambers washed across the world. Dipped into decades of continuous fighting, what warriors were left were severely injured, or killed. The Midnight Stalker, the Rune Monk, and DoppleGanger among the dead - the Cult of the Thousand Chambers now rules with an Iron Fist.

A new generation of saviors have risen, and with the last breaths of the Forgotten Mystics, they adventure through the very same sacred rift that aforementioned heroes traveled in a quest to become stronger. Armed with the knowledge that their world is in tatters, and no fear of entering a new world, the New SuperNova Generation.

There is no telling how many of the SuperNova's took the trip, but the first wave are slated to arrive shortly!

The SuperNova Generation has been defined as the next generation of fighters from the Universe of Alphonse, Kei'taro, Nihl, the Midnight Stalker, I.M.P.A.Q.T, and others.

They are standouts due to the extraordinary potential each has, and their unique, for the universe, way they use their magic, if they have any. In overall terms, their preps operate on time spent not using magic, instead of building the energy for any specific usage. For instance, they can spend five turns without using magic to use one of their stronger magical effects, or spend the turns afterwards using abilities that equal up to the amount of time spent without using(a two turn ability and a three turn ability in back to back posts, for instance). They can also use a level one through five ability and continue to conserve energy to allow for stronger attacks later, continuing from the previous level minus the corresponding level to the ability.

Current SuperNovas

Slated to appear, one of the Heads of the Generation, the Acolyte.

[Rilla]

The occult Cult of the Thousand Chambers and the Forgotten Mystics have been waging a secret war for as long as the now destroyed Sacred, of which Rilla numbered, had been known to the world. Neither of them fought to benefit the Sacred, who of their own accord, had gone rogue and sought to interfere with the lives of the Mortals, but they fought to keep the balance in check caused by their ceaseless insertions.

Very few of Allarian people knew of their existence, much less actually worshiped either of their religions. The Cult, however, fought with subterfuge and small manipulations that caused ripple effects throughout the world of Allaria, including being able to erase the memories of Rilla, for some time, as well as placing the pieces in their rightful areas for the deaths of Rilla, Raph, Dark, and others. Many consider them to be the aggressor in the new war, but some debate they, like the Mystics are reacting instead of initiating.

The Mystics, while not entirely honorable, blessed many of those who fought against the Cult. Many of their representatives fought in the White War, including Alternate Reality Rilla, Giles, Valoril, and Akkarin. At the time, however, they were on the subjectively evil side of the war. They preferred to have a more direct involvement, though employed a rather potent mind manipulator to keep them Forgotten.

Thousand Chamber

- Our Lord
- Dark Shaman
- Runic Mage
- Space Walker
- The Burning
- Dark Lich
- Blood Hunter

Forgotten Mystics

- The Mystic
- Snow White
Archivist
- ArchMagi
- The Warlock
- Wanderer

SuperNovas

- Classless
- Mad Jester
- Tei'Taro
- Summoner
- The Buddhist
- Constructor
- Rune Guy
- Thief
- The Captainess
- The Wizard

The Cult, the Mystics, and the SuperNovas are all loosely connected, with the Novas and the Mystics being connected via the Mystics sending them to the universe inhabited by Pikatok, Anna, Skallagrim, The Clockwork Man, the Angar-Ryllas, and others. The Cult currently runs roughshod over Allaria, though to what end remains unseen. Word is that they have caught wind of the SuperNovas and have planned to send their own group to combat them, or extend their reach here.

**Names and abilities therein subject to change when sheets are inevitable forgotten done.

[Rilla]

How the SuperNova Generation Came to Be

The SuperNova Generation, while born with the raw potential to rival some of Allaria's more renowned combatants, had a second catalyst. No doubt some of the Generation would have come into their unique manipulations, or physical prowess, on their own - but being just on the outskirts of some of the most legendary battles, between the likes of the Paradii, the Nexus, Creation, Glitch, and others, had a stimulating effect as well.

Places where major battles took place were saturated with residual energies, regardless if magic was used during the bout. With the manipulations of the Cult, and the Mystics, this power was cultivated and released into nearby civilizations. In other cases, the power reached out to those who had a little something extra. Both of these resulted in the formation of the SuperNova Generation, as well as cities with odd properties.

Many of the Generation have no connection to the prime fighters of Allaria, but there are cases where some connections do exist. In the case of Tei'taro, he is the brother of Kei'taro, a well known fighter in Allaria and the universe he traveled too. The Mad Jester modelled himself after a wretched Hellequin turned God, Alchviem Falden. The rest happened by chance, or perhaps Fate. There is talk that two potential SuperNovas had already arrived in the Angar-Rylla multiverse, Dyayun and Tre'Yan, the boxing prodigies. Their status as SuperNovas, however, is unconfirmed.

Both the Tome of Creation, heralded by the Cult, and the Manifesto of Existence, coveted by the Mystics, mention the SuperNovas.

In the Manifesto: "The prophesized SuperNovas have the greatest potential for power in the greater Allaria world. The first inkling of them arrived and vanished, a minute amount of energy, unique in composition, but seemingly unimportant. The world hunts for a future without fighting, without needless massacre - and these Novas, as they are called, could lead that charge."

The Tome reads: "The SuperNova Generation, boundless potential to change the face of the world, is perhaps the most terrifying thing to ever be etched by the magic of the two Father and Mother books. With the deaths and leaving of the prime fighters, the SuperNovas have the potential to save or destroy a universe."

The Novas were unable to participate in the War of Allaria due to the combined efforts of the Mystics and the Cult, who were worried that their participation could upset the balance. The only one that was able to cross through the various barriers was the Classless Man, armed with no discernible magic prowess, and an oversized paintbrush, pencil, and a bucket for a helmet.

As more Novas arrived to the field, the Mystics and the Cult quit the area, witht eh former possessing the body, mind, and soul of one of the soliders to implant the idea of looking for the last generation of fighters, the ones who could end the war. While possessing the potential to shape the world, good or bad, without any guidance the Novas were more likely to do harm than good.

[Rilla]

The Father and Mother

There are two manuscripts currently in the Allarian universe, the Manifesto of Creation and the Tome of Existence. Both are magical in nature, owing to the extremely anicent magic that was used in their creation. The Cult and the Mystics are speculated to worship each, respectively, but this is unconfirmed.

The Manifesto was created by the first sentient being, Jadik, aside from the Sacred who possessed two key abilities, which branched off. The first was his ability to separate into two different beings, one being a planes manipulator, named Monk, and the other an ancient wind manipulator named Shao Leen. The second is his only noted magic, aside from his ability to split; Record the World, which imbues the Manifesto with its infinite recording property, virtually recording every movement in all of Creation, as it happens. The book, while small, opens to the readers intent. While this magic is enacted, it prevents Jadik from becoming whole again for long periods of time.

The Tome is the more mysterious of the two, with very few having seen it - the only known few being the Sacred and Our Lord, the latter being the Patron of the Cult. It is widely speculated that Jadik's younger 'sibling', known to the Allarian multiverse, and the Angar-Rylla verse, as Liaison, is part way through an elaborate plan to ascertain the location of the Tome.

The location of the Tome is rumored to be completely unknown, while the Manifesto was formerly within the Library of Tyrael, the namesake of one of the Sacred. It was stolen from there by Joseph.

The Books are an intricate part of the Lore of the Allarian MV, as they are considered the King and Queen pieces of power. This is why the Cult and Mystics each worship one, and seek them. The Novas have some knowledge of the Books, but do not actively seek them. However, should they get their hands on them, things could get deadly.

[Rilla]

Special SuperNova Items

Along with the redispersal of energies, by the Cult and the Mystics, several weapons were also born to the Novas, however this is not the case for all of them. While there is no documented account of how many weapons were transformed or created, there is some documentation on how many are actually known to exist, especially those that are wielded by the Novas that crossed into the Angar-Rylla verse.

Many scholars have tried to deduce the reason some weapons were chosen, but have not been able to find an exact reason. Some of the more mystical of the educational side attribute it to the weapons being blessed beforehand by the Cult, the Mystics, or the Sacred, but that too has been unconfirmed. The weapons were, however, already in possession of the Novas that possess them currently, but were treated as unmagical weapons.

At the current moment, there is evidence that some of the weapons may have been overloaded with power, and that overabundance ma have caused them to experience a multiversal shift, landing in the Angar-Rylla verse.

Weapons

Vanguard

Speculated to be the most powerful of the known Supernova weapons, the weapon called Vanguard, which means 'One who leads', is currently wielded by the Supernova named Zeal. It has been passed down through his family for generations, and was in his hands when the Mystics and Cult reallocated the energies of past fights. Being that it is considered the first to have been made, it shares a special resonance with the weapons created afterwards.

That resonance gives it its most powerful ability. While many Novas possess an ability to alter the field of battle, Zeal does not. instead, after conserving energy for five turns, he can activate Zeal's first major ability: SuperNovian Chance, which allows him to call upon an ability from another SuperNova. The second ability is called Supernova, which can only be activated by conserving energy for eight turns. It gathers much of the remaining energy in Zeal's body and within a twenty yard area around him, and unleashes it in one burning attack, that can be augmented to be sent out in blast form, or used to exponentially increase the cutting power of the blade. It has its drawbacks, like not affording Zeal the ability to use anymore magic for the rest of the bout, as well as causing severe internal damage.

Nova

First Mate

Another of the weapons is called First Mate, and is wielded by the Captainess, a pirate in the Allarian verse of great infamy. her crew was said to be among the strongest on land and sea, and that they could stand up to any threat with her at the head. The weapon is said to be a Nova due to the curse that was put on it eons ago, and the magic therein attracted the residual powers to it. Only the killer of the rightful owner could carry and use the blade without falling prey to the secondary curse, which would slowly kill any other user. The Captainess came across the weapon during a raid, but was not the one to kill the owner. So, to make up for it, she slaughtered her entire crew.

At the same time, the energy dispersal was in full effect, causing the souls of those damned by the woman to be drawn into the sword, leaving her crew-less. However, it does afford her an ability. With four cycles of conservation, she can summon the entirety of her crew from the sword. First Mate is also known by those who've seen its activation as Steel Ship.

First Mate

The Artist

Currently there is no known information on the paintbrush, but the mysterious circumstances of it and the large pencil suggest they are Special.

The Artist

More are expected to be revealed.