Keia Vewyx

-Superhero RP- Act 1: The Rise of Omega.

I like Lumineer. The CS seems to give her a type of innocent aura, despite helping people more for fame and money than the goodness of her heart~
I also like how her abilities are more indirect and versatile than most. They definitely give a high level of creative application.

With that, we have one definite hero characters, two anti-hero characters, and one neutral character accepted, with another definite hero and neutral character awaiting judgement. So many grey characters.
If I remember correctly, Rin is making a definite hero as well.

A lot of heroes, but that isn't bad because we have one big super-supervillain.
In addition, I sent my sheet via PMs to the GM. If it is accepted, we all get a pitch-black, ax-crazy terrorist of a villain too~
If it isn't, I'll go for a nice nature-based hero to offset all these augmented humans with artificial strength and physics-based superpowers.

-Superhero RP- Act 1: The Rise of Omega.

Making a CS roster is... quite difficult without tables. I might just give up and make a Google Drive spreadsheet. Would be easier to edit, supports multiple people editing, and most importantly looks much better~

-Superhero RP- Act 1: The Rise of Omega.

• apzac - Neutral Erebus, the criminal Shadow Manipulator


• Gravislayer - "Heroic" Surgeon, the brilliant Scientist


• Cassowarysaur - "Heroic" Venator, the mechanical Soldier and his suits


• Gilgex - "Heroic" Void, the alien Warrior


• ViridianHue - Neutral Nightshade, the BLEEDING HEART, yar har


• Parteebear - Heroic Lumineer, the bright Performing Hero


• Ryonara - "Heroic" Yoshimitsu, the enigmatic Government Project


• Ryonara - Heroic Edge, the gangleader Telekinetic


• Spencer- Evil Omega, the OP Act 1 Boss


• Keia Vewyx - Evil Guanyin, the useless Co-GM's Terrorist


• Lucius Cypher - Evil Authority Queen, the corrupt Chief of Police


• Frettzo - Evil Mother, the undead Witch


• Keia Vewyx - Heroic Alraune, the sexy plant Butt


• Frettzo - Heroic Father, the unsexy Immortal "Playboy"

-Superhero RP- Act 1: The Rise of Omega.

I can help with the Character Roster. I enjoyed making lists and rosters on the old forum, way back when the tables didn't look half bad.

I've always enjoyed superpowered RPs, particularly when they could possibly allow me to use my favorite "super villain~"

Threshold of Kakophonia: To You of Another World

Hybrid post between Keia Vewyx and Bikko.
Never. 3k word count. Ever. Again.

" There were questions she wanted to ask...

About the sky that stretched forever, who's beauty was as eternal as it's cool blue reach.

How long would it take before someone would first fly the course of it's lonely tale?

How cool would its gentle winds be, as they wraps around her?

Could there be happiness in these skies? In something so blue? "

A soft smile. A grim grin.

Could there be happiness in these skies? In something untrue?

How strong can its terrible gales blow, until it affects performance?

How high can one soar before the game forces them back down within its invisible walls?

About the many different skies that existed in this world, their images stretching further and further.

These were the answers he sought... "

...

Part 1

An unexpected bite from the small beak disturbed the thoughts of the giant man, an uncomfortable numbness slithering up his spine to educate him of this world's pain.

There was an irritation in his gesture as he unfolded his arms and pushed the owners of the beaks away, though the chickens and their young did not seem daunted by this action. If anything they seemed more excited. A gentle breeze distracted his mind from the chicks, pushing lightly against his statuesque and unmoving form in the center of the chicken coop. He knew that the people he waited for were not coming, and yet Ohka continued to wait. Despite the annoyances of the beaked inhabitants of this fenced-in community and the knowledge of his futile endeavors, he still held onto a vain hope that he was wrong.

So he sat there and waited, watching as the sea of wheat outside the feathered prison swayed softly in the light wind.

Ohka sighed wearily, and then as if in response...

...the fields whistled...

...Guiding her. Calling to her. To Kanami.

It urged her forward as she followed the wind carved path, eager to break from the golden maze that she had so carelessly found herself in. Her steps quickly gathered momentum, her vision blurred as the wheat spun around her. Then it stopped. The silence vanished as voices flooded the air. The musical choir of society. Each note was of a different scale. Each step, a different note. Each soul, a different step. Then she heard the chirping. Kanami’s mind grounded as her senses receded inwards and her focus changed accordingly.

She found herself staring at the large man before her, flocked by a sea of yellow cotton balls. His eyes met hers as the breeze hushed the air around them once more.

'A NPC?' He wondered. 'No, she doesn't look like she lives here; her outfit is similar to mine. A player. But why is she here?' he quickly remembered that he was sitting in the middle of a chicken coop and promptly rose, a few small yellow balls raining down from his lap and retreating to the larger hens.

"I'm... waiting, for someone," his gruff voice escaped involuntarily, "A friend, he... I mean, he probably isn't coming but I was just-" He clenched his jaw to keep it from opening again. After a brief moment he cleared his throat and, regaining his composure, started over, "This is where my friends and I met in when we played other MMO games. It... It's a habit now."

She watched as he struggled to contain what his embarrassment, his striking features softened by his sudden stutters and gentle surroundings. It was absurd. Absurd how he felt the need to explain himself, how he seemed to desire for her to simply move along and ignore everything that slipped out of his mouth. She burst out into laughter, causing him to cringe. He was an idiot, she giggled in her mind. A fool. A clown!

"Why? W-why would you do this?" choking with laughter, the Nobelle planted herself against the wall. He looked like he was going to say something, but instead grunted and looked away. "So...really," she continued, her fit ending, "What are you doing here?"

"I told you already. I am- was waiting for a friend," he reiterated irritatably. Ah, that's no good. He remembered that his usual attitude left him alone or banned from previous MMO games. What was all that practicing in the mirror before if he wasn't going to use it? Exhaling to calm himself, he forced a strained smile and tried returning her question, "What are you doing here?"

"The wind blew in this direction," she stated casually, eyeing the figure before her cautiously. He was struggling to contain his anger, she thought. He was a bomb that was afraid of blowing up. "So I just tagged along."

As repulsive as the smile made him look, it intrigued Kanami. It felt strangely familiar.

Regardless, she still felt as awkward looking at his forged smile as he felt keeping it on his face. A chill ran down her spine as she looked away from the figure before waving her hand at him as if dispeling a foul odor.

"Put that away before you hurt someone! You should really considering fixing the way you express your anger you know!"

His pitiful smile immediately flipped into an angry grimace upon hearing those words, and though he wanted to say otherwise he knew she was not mistaken. His hands balled up into trembling fists, an action that lit up her eyes as she watched him. She felt as if there was a beauty in his stuggle of control, a primitive joy that toyed with her thoughts. He was infuriated when he thought of the time that he wasted waiting for friends that would not show, of how some girl he just encountered revealed his pitiful attempts to hide his flaws so blatantly, and of how easily he was seen through! He wondered why he waited here in the first place when he knew that his friend had already started playing without him.

"What... a... waste of time!" he snarled angrily, an action to which Kanami watched with bated breath. Their feathered company scattered in terror at the man's rage-filled growl, launching away from the small coop and anywhere else that meant away from the towering human. Unlike the chickens however, she was not as phased by his outburst. In place of that fear, there was interest. An entire wheat fields supply of it.

"Forgive me... " she spoke softly as a sea of feathers rained around, "I-I didn't wish to upset you."

"Then you shouldn't-!" he started, but quickly cut himself off. Watch your temper, he warned himself mentally, or else this'll just be a repeat of before. "It's fine," he exhaled as he forced himself to relax. Kanami smiled. "Just... watch yourself, alright? Don't bother people for no reason." The inhabitants of the chicken coop dodged his feet as leapt over its small fence. Surprised, she flinched as he turned away from her and headed towards the town center. "Just go back to doing what you came here to do."

A sense adrenaline seized her. Like an addict stripped of her drug Kanami reached out, desperately trying to salvage the relationship with the oaf of a man. It wasn't a need for her to communicate with the brute, but rather an intense desire.

"I'm not sure what to do!" the girl managed, her neon blue eyes charged daggers as her hand firmly set itself on the oaf's shoulder, stopping him. "I wasn't really up to anything besides..."

Her uncertainty embarassed her, even Naomi was always decisive in her actions regardless of how the scenario presented itself. He silently waited for her to finish.

"Well...wandering around."

"O-oh. Well, most of us are just wandering around. It is a new game, right? Just like any other RPG or MMO," he said as he carefully removed her hand, a little confused as to why she had a problem with it. "Anyways... You can try a quest if you are totally lost. They're probably a few just in town." Not knowing of what else to say, he waved and continued walking away from her, a little brisker this time.

The distance grew between the two.

"I-I've never played a video game before!" she confessed boldly, stopping him in his tracks.

She froze.

And as he began to turn around, the girl quickly bent over to caress a chicklet that had followed the two daringly, eager to avoid facing whatever response the man had in store for her.

"Never- never played," he repeated to himself in confusion. Recalling that he wasn't alone, he cleared his throat distractedly and questioned, "You've never played any game before? None at all?"

Having already embarrassed herself by revealing the answer to his question, steam seemed to visibly rise from the small hunched over figure.

"I-I've played games before!" she declared harshly as he crossed his arms, "Just not video games..."

He wondered for a moment why she was playing Threshold of Kakophonia if she didn't even have any experience in non-VR MMO or RPG games, but people have to start somewhere. An idea of redemption crawled into his mind, something to make up for all his PKing and bans from prevous MMO experiences. Using a fake cough to regain her attention from the chick, he offered her help.

Part 2

"There's usually a tutorial in games, but I guess since this is the first game using virtual reality they probably couldn't add it in. If that's so, I suppose I can... uh, help you until you get on your feet. I mean, it wouldn't be fun if you didn't know how to play, right? And you've already bought the game! And, uh... Yeah. I can help you. For a little while." He noticed her intensive glare as he spoke, taking extra precaution to avoid looking straight at her. He recalled how smooth it had sounded in his head, but now... it was embarassing. However, to be helping someone instead of fighting with them was an experience too good to pass up. Imagining himself looking like a good person instead of a violent delinquent, it almost gave him a goofy grin but he managed to withhold it. At least for now. "But I am still going to play with my friends alright?" he quickly added. "After you know how to play, I mean!"

There it was again, she thought. What would have been a plain natural moment was twisted by his personality into something so shamelessly entertaining.

"You know you could just say you're helping me and left it at that..." she chimed harmlessly, "It's a noble thing you're doing, helping a stranger like me."

"Usually, your average stranger knows how to play the game they bought," he grumbled, but his features were gentler than before. He watched her continue to play with the strange ball of fluff that refused to leave her hand, before looking in a different direction and muttered softly, "It's obvious to help someone in need..." Being called noble, he felt good.

Realization hit him, immediately breaking him from his brief joy as he spun around to look at her face-to-face.

"You at least know what HP is, right? EXP? Dungeon diving?" He already expected her answers to be less than satisfactory, but he wanted to make sure that she wasn't a complete airhead that didn't even know what MMO meant. Of course, her only answer was:

"Hmmm..."

Silence prevailed as the small chick chirped softly in her hand as if giving her the answers. Ohka waited impatiently, tapping his foot and stretching his neck, accompanied by a muted crackling, in anticipation.

"...doesn't HP mean health points and EXP, expertise? Is Dungeon diving when you run into a dungeon?"

Close enough. He nodded at her answers, glad that he picked up at least someone with common sense and a good guess.

"My name is... my username is Ohka. O-H-K-A. Easy enough. Give me yours, too, so that we can add each other to our friends list. It'd make it easier to keep our eyes on each other that way." Ohka raised his arm and motioned for her to follow him as he started walking along the town's edge.

Standing up, Kanami tucked the small chick into her loose pockets before walking besides him and staring at him with a knowing smile.

"You could just say you wanted to be friend!" she declared as her eyes spied the icon of two hands shaking near the corner of her screen. He opened his mouth to object, but instead managed to hold down his anger and waited for her name.

A dull transparent window suddenly lunged out at Kanami when she pressed the icon, causing her eyes to flare up with awe. Fumbling with the keypad, her fingers finally managed to sew together the four letters.

"My name's Kanami," she mused when she had finished, "K-A-N-A and me with an i instead of an e, but you can call me whatever you want."

Though Ohka hesitated at the end of her spelling instructions, he managed to finish at the same time Kanami did. Their respective usernames materialized above them, hovering just a few inches above their heads. Nodding somberly at their progress, Ohka decided that it would be easier for them both if they worked on the same quests.

"So what now Okami?"

"Okami? No, Ohka," he firmly restated, wearing a slightly confused expression. He thought of a way to both answer her question and solve his problem.

"You should join my party, Kanami," he instructed calmly.

"Sure thing Okami, how do I d-"

She watched as another box appeared before her. Dazed for a second, Kanami stared at the screen blankly.

"A-are you confessing to me Okami?"

"Wha-?! I just met you! There's no way that I-" He panicked, quite clearly bewildered that she somehow managed to misinterpret the party invintation in such a way. "I mean, look, you're a- It's a Party Invite!" he struggled, remembering that she was a novice and probably didn't know what a party was. "A group, a band of adventurers, we work together on the same quests, the same missions! We help each other out, that's it! It's- It isn't..." He exhaled angrily, trying to calm himself and focus on his original goal.

"Just, join. You join, I help you get better. Alright? It-"

"Okay!"

Having gotten the response she sought, the Nobelle tapped the small x indicating her acceptance to his proposal.

"You promise to take care of me right Okami?"

"I said I'd help you get better, didn't I?" Even if he was a little less comfortable now after Kanami's stunt.

"Ohhhhh, Okami. You are so terribly nice. So where to?"

"We should first find a quest. That's the first step in most MMO games," he explained, still wary of any more shenanigans she had in store.

"So how do these MMO games work, Okami-senpai?"

"That's... a difficult question," Ohka confessed, folding his arms and looking up at the pale blue sky as he walked. After a moment of pondering her question, he decided to try answering, "I guess, to start..."

[indent]...and so Ohka spoke and Kanami listened, or at least they attempted to. More often than not, the man found the girl's attention stolen away by any sudden changes in atmosphere, be it a bee or villagers carting barrels. Anything that could catch her attention or distract her, did. First it was a flock of geese, then a group of school children...

Ohka rested his hand in his face several times.

With every instance that her attention drifted away from him, Ohka would strike her softly on the head and start over with whatever he was lecturing on. Though, unfortunately more often than not, he would forget where he was at and instead start on a new subject.

The breeze followed the two, as if interested in the strange lesson, but more importantly, the even stranger chemistry the two shared.

They were compliments formed through contradictions...

Companions discovered through isolation.

And so time passed for the Nobelle student and her Human teacher, before they finally found themselves standing on a cobblestone road before a hustling crowd. Merchants pushed through the streets, eager to sell their goods to the onslaught of adventurers. Men and women; young and old; players and nonplayers all erupted in a sea of exchanges, be it with words, goods, or gestures. It was here that adventurers took their first small step into the vastness of Kakophonia. It was here they had arrived at their destination, the threshold if you will, that bridged together fantasy and reality.

Part 3

Believing this to be a good time for his lessons to end, Ohka scanned the crowd in search for NPCs with quests. It was much easier said than done, however, seeing as how the NPCs acted so lively and fluidly that they could be easily mistaken for players. Upon spotting a suitable target the man reached for his new companion... only to discover that she disappeared from his side. Though he was able to see over most of the heads in the crowd, the sheer number of people made it a daunting task to find just one. If not for the floating nametag, it would've been a seemingly hopeless task. Chasing the floating letters as they danced from side to side, he discovered his novice party member was drifting aimlessly among the crowd, weaving within the flow of its current, performing to the beat of footsteps and voices.

Then she stopped.

Kanami stepped from the crowd and into a strange meta-physical bubble surrounding a player... another Nobelle girl, lonesome and faded in her cold stone surroundings.

People drifted on either side of her, either too involved or busy to notice or even care, for the small figure.

It was as if they made reasons, justifications, obstacles...anything that made her impossibly hard to approach.

But not Kanami apparently...

A small sigh escaped his lips as he weaved through the sea of people, following his party member's lead before finally escaping from the sea of nameless players.

...she seemed to have a knack for discovering those who were alone, waiting for someone or something.

Kanami started to stretch out her hand before Ohka gently planted his on her shoulder. [/indent]

"Kanami, we shouldn't-"

"Nonsense. Do you enjoy chicken coops?"

He grunted bitterly in response, but released her.

The girl winked.

"Don't be such a tsundere."

Surprise touched his face, but it wasn't unpleasant. It was familiar... warm.

"You sound like my sister."

"Maybe you could introduce us sometime."

"Ha. Never."

...and with that Kanami gently tapped the girl's shoulder.

Threshold of Kakophonia: To You of Another World

Bug the people who have yet to have posted.
Bikko and I are working on a post right now. It will most likely be done soon. Hopefully.

Threshold of Kakophonia: To You of Another World

“I’m back.”

His deep voice echoed from the front door as the young man closed it behind himself. A female arm lazily rose up from the couch and waved. A high pitched, airy, but recognizable male voice answered.

“Welcome home, son! I just started dinner; tonight we are having stir-fried beef with broccoli with a side of white rice,” he put extra emphasis on the word white, which garnered a thumbs up from the woman on the couch. The young man started untying his shoes as the aroma from the mentioned dinner reached the front door again. He picked up his shoes once they were off and started towards his room, but not without a word to the silent woman lounging on the couch, bottle in hand and book spread on face.

“Mom, you know Dad doesn’t like it when you drink on the couch,” he warned offhandedly. The mother’s free hand grabbed the book and slid it off of her face, revealing a terrifying grimace from a face that looks quite a bit like that of a criminal’s, even if it was bright red. Like mother like son, one could say. She opened her mouth to speak but immediately shut it, rolled off the couch, and sprinted towards the bathroom with her hands pressed tightly against her shut lips. The young man watched her for a moment, and then sighed as he set his bag down and went to work cleaning up the mess she left behind.

Continuing on towards his room, bag in hand, he bumped into the second obstacle barring his path. Even if he considered himself tall, this girl that stood in front of him was nearly half his size. Unlike him and his mother, she was lucky enough to gain her small, cute face from her father. A flash of excitement touched her eyes but she quickly forced a serious expression and smirked.

“Thank goodness you came back, brother. I was just getting ready to go get you myself,” she said calmly in her squeaky voice. “I was afraid that you’d have been captured to get to me, but you obviously fought them off didn’t you? No one can beat the brother of the famous Mia, after all,” she was looking over her shoulder with a confident smile when she spoke. He had already grown used to this behavior, despite always trying to bring her back to reality.

“You shouldn’t pretend to be some hero like all those Japanese anime you watch,” he responded, a slight hint of irritation in his voice.

“Hah?!”

“Don’t ‘hah’ me. You should give it up and try living in reality again.”

She made some strange noises, like she was trying to say something but couldn’t. The young man walked around her as she stood angrily in place. He reached for the doorknob but a jump tackle shoved him hard into the door. He managed to keep his bag, the whole reason for his absence, from hitting the wall. She started punching him, though her flurry of swings felt more like a bunch of rubber balls bouncing off of him.

“What are you-” He started, but was quickly interrupted by his sister.

“You are the one who should live in reality, Viktor!” She cried out as a small fist pressed hard into his back, though she suddenly became aware of herself breaking character. “B-brother.” The man silently pulled her hand away from him, frowning. “You always play games alone in your room. It’s creepy. Why don’t you hang out with some friends?”

“I’m playing with friends. Why else would I play online?” He retorted, mildly irritated. He held up his bag and continued, “It’s the reason why I’m going to play right now.”

“No girl is going to like a gaming otaku like you.”

“No boy is going to like an anime nut like you.”

“You don’t know that!” She yelped, her small face bright red.

He shook his head, reminding himself that he has a friend waiting for him in game and is already late enough with his detour. She stuck her tongue out with an audible (and obnoxious) hum when he opened his door. He turned around quickly and opened his mouth, but she was already running away to the safety of one of their parents. He sighed angrily and closed his door.

Finally home. Finally alone. Finally able to play. It was strange, though: he thought he’d be more excited for the game. Instead, he just felt tired. Deeming the origin of his weariness as from waiting outside for three days and taking a few detours just to get back home, he still wanted to play it really badly. He reached into the bag and pulled out the console. The MAELSTROM; he still found it funny that they made an entire system just for one game, but perhaps that’s what it takes for a virtual reality. A quick scan of the manual and a brief wait for the console to sync was all took to be able to enter a new world.

The chime from the console gave him a newfound energy, and before he knew it he had visor firmly on his head and he was lying on his bed. His breath was heavy, excitement quickly droning out the sounds around him until all he heard was the pumping of his heart and the ambience of the game.

<<WELCOME TO THE THRESHOLD OF KAKOPHONIA>>
<<STATE YOUR USERNAME AND RACE>>

That was… different. Usually a MMORPG asks for someone to create a username, but this one asked him to state it. Amusing! A smile stretched across his face. And he just so happened to have one ready. “Username: O. H. K. A.” he stated loudly and clearly. As for race, it was another obvious answer. Both the Nobelle and Veni Yan look interesting (though he stifled a laugh when he saw his avatar in a Nobelle form) he was sure that his friends would pick them. Plus, he was always a human in online games. It was strangely comfortable for him. And, in a type of game that few have ever played before, it is best to play comfortably, right? “Race: Human.”

He started to get ready to choose a race when a blinding flash flooded his world with white. He winced and held up his hands to block the light. As it died down, he could hear murmurs and whispers all around him. He lowered his hands and saw a flood of color spinning in place, slowly snapping into shapes, and then objects. The sounds got clearer and clearer. Talking. Laughing and excitement. He felt his weight slowly come back, his feet starting to press against the ground. He closed his eyes and breathed in slowly. A goofy grin forced itself on his face when he discovered that he could taste the air, feel the breeze and grass. He quickly looked to the ground, half laughing out of excitement and half exhaling to calm himself.

Once he was adequately able to contain his excitement and happiness, he remembered that he was supposed to meet up with his friends at the nearest town. He quickly glanced around and discovered that he was standing just a few hundred feet from one which had people flooding in and out. That must be it. He decided to take a leisurely pace so that he could go over the basics for his User Interface before he got there. Surely it couldn’t be too much different from a normal MMO game, right? Quickly discovering that the arrow closed and opened the UI, he started with the Options first. It was a habit of his to examine the options of a game before he started to actually play it. His only problem was that he was already in town by the time he finished studying the Options.

Threshold of Kakophonia: To You of Another World

Who needs OOC when you have an IM?

Threshold of Kakophonia: To You of Another World

Appearance

IGN(In-Game Name) – Ohka

Nickname – None

Age – 19

Gender – Male

Persona – Ohka is, frankly, an overly aggressive and violent person who tries to mean well. Although his favorite type of game is cooperative and he loves helping out, he often gets into trouble both online and off thanks to his confrontational behavior. He looks at ToK as a new start; not wanting to solo alone or be an outcast again, he has been working hard (in the mirror) at holding down his normally forceful disposition. Fortunately, he seems to have found a way to divert his hostile disposition into more constructive practices. Unfortunately, he hasn't tested it out on people yet.

Brief Background – Ohka has been playing games ever since he could remember. It was an outlet for frustration and a center of enjoyment, yet it also allowed him to connect with people he had trouble with by himself. He was always a little ball of trouble, always energetic and extremely headstrong. Eventually it was discovered that he fought and argued for the sake of fighting, and physical exertion was thrilling to him. It's no wonder that he started attracting around more unsavory groups. However, ironically, he was actually a good kid with good marks on his tests and ambition to be a lawyer. Unfortunately, everything that came out of his mouth was wrong, how he moved his body was automatic, how he looked to others was cruel. Only a select few people could see past his aggressive behavior and see his more kind side, no matter how many times he denies it with a flushed face.

One of his closer friends that he hung out with frequently introduced him to ToK. Though he had problems with MMOs before, most notably fighting other players that ended in PKs and bans all around, he was willing to try whatever his friend thought would be a good fit for him. He quickly got hooked on the game's hype and even bought some merchandise, some of which garnered some curious looks from other people much to his chagrin. Half dragged and half eagerly following his friend's lead, he was made to wait in a line 3 days before its release. When it finally was released and it was his turn to order, he suddenly remembered about a recent friend he made and how he did not see her talking to anyone other than himself. Before he knew it, he was walking out of the store with two of the same games in hand. His friend noted his second purchase and Ohka quickly explained that it was in case he broke the first one. Though his friend dropped the subject, when they both parted Ohka headed in a direction other than his house. One could swear that a faint smile took the place of his usually mean expression.

To learn more details of his life, one would either have to be a really good friend or really, really, really persuasive (and pushy).

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Race – Human

Class – Warrior

Profession[s] – None

Skills

Base Passive – Hyper Tension
The Warrior unlocks a boost to their physical prowess when they feel the rush of danger and crisis. At lowered health, the Warrior gains a bonus to their attack and defense proportional to the health they have lost, though the boons only start at when they are at half of their maximum health.
1/5 – Gain a 1% damage and defense bonus for every 2% of HP (starting at 50%) missing, up to a maximum of a 24% increase (25% at <1% HP).
2/5 – Gain a 1% damage and defense bonus for every 1% of HP (starting at 52%) missing, up to a maximum of a 51% increase (52% at <1% HP).
3/5 – Gain a 3% damage and defense bonus for every 2% of HP (starting at 55%) missing, up to a maximum of a 81% increase (82% at <1% HP).
4/5 – Gain a 2% damage and defense bonus for every 1% of HP (starting at 57%) missing, up to a maximum of a 113% increase (114% at <1% HP).
5/5 – Gain a 5% damage and defense bonus for every 2% of HP (starting at 60%) missing, up to a maximum of a 149% increase (150% at <1% HP).

Lvl 1 Active – Challenge
A special taunt that does no damage, however the afflicted enemy targets only the warrior who utilized Challenge. This enemy will not be aggroed by anyone else for as long as this is active.
1/5 – Lasts 10 seconds. 30 second cooldown.
2/5 – Lasts 15 seconds. 30 second cooldown.
3/5 – Can be performed on two enemies before cooldown. Lasts 20 seconds. 25 second cooldown.
4/5 – Can be performed on two enemies before cooldown. Lasts 25 seconds. 25 second cooldown.
5/5 – Can be performed on three enemies before cooldown. Last 30 seconds. 20 second cooldown.

Lvl 5 Active – Bloodlust
The Warrior enters a frenzy in which they use their own health instead of their ki to perform techniques. In addition, the techniques have a lower cost than they normally would and they gain a small amount of health upon killing enemies. Automatically deactivates when HP is less than 10% of maximum or there are no enemies. When deactivated, a cooldown of 90 seconds takes place.
1/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 60% cost
2/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 55% cost, 2% health regained when an enemy is slain
3/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 50% cost, 4% health regained when an enemy is slain
4/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 45% cost, 6% health regained when an enemy is slain
5/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 40% cost, 8% health regained when an enemy is slain

Lvl 10 Active – Guillotine
The warrior leaps at an enemy and inflicts major damage to a single enemy. If the enemy is killed by this move, it has no cooldown.
1/5 – 4 feet range, 30 second cooldown
2/5 – 7 feet range, 25 second cooldown
3/5 – 10 feet range, 20 second cooldown
4/5 – 15 feet range, 15 second cooldown
5/5 – 20 feet range, 10 second cooldown

Lvl 15 Active – Berserk
The Warrior enters a frenzied state, dramatically increasing their offense strength and attack speed for a short time. Battle fatigue takes its toll afterwards during the 20 second cooldown, reducing their speed and attack during the duration.
1/5 – Warrior gains +20% physical strength and attack speed for 10 seconds; suffers -15% movement speed and attack damage during cooldown.
2/5 – Warrior gains +30% physical strength and attack speed for 15 seconds; suffers -20% movement speed and attack damage during cooldown.
3/5 – Warrior gains +40% physical strength and attack speed for 20 seconds; suffers -25% movement speed and attack damage during cooldown.
4/5 – Warrior gains +50% physical strength and attack speed for 30 seconds; suffers -30% movement speed and attack damage during cooldown.
5/5 – Warrior gains +120% physical strength and attack speed for 12 seconds; suffers -60% movement speed and attack damage during cooldown. Cooldown duration doubled.

Lvl 20 Passive - Battle Frenzy
The Warrior dances to the song of battle, a bloodthirsty technique that creates an intimidating aura that only grows the longer they fight. It only activates once the warrior enters a certain flow in the battle, but he must be vigilant to stay in that flow: even 2 seconds of not attacking that enemy, whether the warrior stopped to use an item or technique or was hit, immediately disenchants them and they must begin anew.
1/5 – Activates after 2 consecutive hits on the same enemy, 5% chance for 1 second stun when hit, 1% attack speed and damage increase every hit. 20% max. (20 hits for full benefit)
2/5 – Activates after 2 consecutive hits on the same enemy, 5% chance for 0.8 second stun when hit, 2% attack speed and damage increase every hit. 50% max. (25 hits for full benefit)
3/5 – Activates after 3 consecutive hits on the same enemy, 5% chance for 0.7 second stun when hit, 2.5% attack speed and damage increase every hit. 75% max. (30 hits for full benefit)
4/5 – Activates after 3 consecutive hits on the same enemy, 5% chance for 0.6 second stun when hit, 3% attack speed and damage increase every hit. 150% max. (50 hits for full benefit)
5/5 – Activates after 5 consecutive hits on the same enemy, 5% chance for 0.5 second stun when hit, 4% attack speed and damage increase every hit. 300% max. (75 hits for full benefit)

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V.2 edit: Shaved off two years in his age so it isn't as difficult to juggle job (hunting) and gaming. (I know it too well)
V.3 edit: Changed Battle Frenzy from crowd control to duel. Not enough reward to put your points into originally. Also reworded Bloodlust.
V.4 edit: More fixings upon the illusive things called words. Boosted Guillotines 3/5, 4/5, and 5/5 ranges.
V.5 edit: Typo fixing. Renamed Unleashed Instinct to Hyper Tension, "because it sounds hyper-strong."

V.6 edit: Berserk 4/5 and 5/5 changed. 4/5 is longer term with smaller advantages and consequences, 5/5 is shorter term with higher advantages and consequences and longer cooldown.

V.7 edit: Boost to Hyper Tension and Bloodlust. Added cooldown to Bloodlust.

V.8 edit: Would you like some Dere with that Tsun?

ERMAIGAWD THRESHOLD OF KAKOPHONIA INT CHEK v3

Appearance

IGN(In-Game Name) – Ohka

Nickname – None

Age – 19

Gender – Male

Persona – Ohka is, frankly, an overly aggressive and violent person who tries to mean well. Although his favorite type of game is cooperative and he loves helping out, he often gets into trouble both online and off thanks to his confrontational behavior. He looks at ToK as a new start; not wanting to solo alone or be an outcast again, he has been working hard (in the mirror) at holding down his normally forceful disposition. Fortunately, he seems to have found a way to divert his hostile disposition into more constructive practices. Unfortunately, he hasn't tested it out on people yet.

Brief Background – Ohka has been playing games ever since he could remember. It was an outlet for frustration and a center of enjoyment, yet it also allowed him to connect with people he had trouble with by himself. He was always a little ball of trouble, always energetic and extremely headstrong. Eventually it was discovered that he fought and argued for the sake of fighting, and physical exertion was thrilling to him. It's no wonder that he started attracting around more unsavory groups. However, ironically, he was actually a good kid with good marks on his tests and ambition to be a lawyer. Unfortunately, everything that came out of his mouth was wrong, how he moved his body was automatic, how he looked to others was cruel. Only a select few people could see past his aggressive behavior and see his more kind side, no matter how many times he denies it with a flushed face. One of his closer friends that he hung out with frequently introduced him to ToK. Though he had problems with MMOs before, most notably fighting other players that ended in PKs and bans all around, he was willing to try whatever his friend thought would be a good fit for him.

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Race – Human

Class – Warrior

Profession[s] – None

Skills

Base Passive – Unleashed Instinct
The Warrior unlocks a boost to their physical prowess when they feel the rush of danger and crisis. At lowered health, the Warrior gains a bonus to their attack and defense proportional to the health they have lost, though the boons only start at when they are at half of their maximum health.
1/5 – Gain a 1% phys. attack and defense bonus for every 2% of HP (starting at 50%) missing, up to a maximum of a 24% increase (25% at <1% HP).
2/5 – Gain a 1% phys. attack and defense bonus for every 1% of HP (starting at 50%) missing, up to a maximum of a 49% increase (50% at <1% HP).
3/5 – Gain a 3% phys. attack and defense bonus for every 2% of HP (starting at 50%) missing, up to a maximum of a 74% increase (75% at <1% HP).
4/5 – Gain a 2% phys. attack and defense bonus for every 1% of HP (starting at 50%) missing, up to a maximum of a 99% increase (100% at <1% HP).
5/5 – Gain a 5% phys. attack and defense bonus for every 2% of HP (starting at 50%) missing, up to a maximum of a 124% increase (125% at <1% HP).

Lvl 1 Active – Challenge
A special taunt that does no damage, however the afflicted enemy targets only the warrior who utilized Challenge. This enemy will not be aggroed by anyone else for as long as this is active.
1/5 – Lasts 10 seconds. 30 second cooldown.
2/5 – Lasts 15 seconds. 30 second cooldown.
3/5 – Can be performed twice before cooldown. Lasts 20 seconds. 25 second cooldown.
4/5 – Can be performed twice before cooldown. Lasts 25 seconds. 25 second cooldown.
5/5 – Can be performed 3 times before cooldown. Last 30 seconds. 20 second cooldown.

Lvl 5 Active – Bloodlust
The Warrior enters a frenzy in which they use their own health instead of their ki to perform techniques. In addition, the techniques have a lower cost than they normally would and they gain a small amount of health upon killing enemies. Unfortunately, they must be hitting something within 10 seconds or they start losing health at a rapid level (1% every five seconds). Automatically deactivates when HP is less than 10% of maximum.
1/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 60% cost, 1% health increase per kill
2/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 55% cost, 2% health increase per kill
3/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 50% cost, 3% health increase per kill
4/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 45% cost, 4% health increase per kill
5/5 – Techniques use HP instead of ki, 40% cost, 5% health increase per kill

Lvl 10 Active – Guillotine
The warrior leaps at an enemy and inflicts major damage to a single enemy. If the enemy is killed by this move, it has no cooldown.
1/5 – 4 feet range, 30 second cooldown
2/5 – 7 feet range, 25 second cooldown
3/5 – 7 feet range range, 20 second cooldown
4/5 – 10 feet range, 15 second cooldown
5/5 – 15 feet range, 10 second cooldown

Lvl 15 Active – Berserk
The Warrior enters a frenzied state, dramatically increasing their offense strength and attack speed for a short time. Battle fatigue takes its toll afterwards during the 20 second cooldown, reducing their speed and attack during the duration.
1/5 – Warrior gains +20% attack strength and speed for 10 seconds; suffers -15% movement speed and attack strength during cooldown.
2/5 – Warrior gains +30% attack strength and speed for 12 seconds; suffers -20% movement speed and attack strength during cooldown.
3/5 – Warrior gains +40% attack strength and speed for 14 seconds; suffers -25% movement speed and attack strength during cooldown.
4/5 – Warrior gains +50% attack strength and speed for 16 seconds; suffers -30% movement speed and attack strength during cooldown.
5/5 – Berserk duration increased to 25 seconds.

Lvl 20 Passive – Battle Frenzy
The Warrior dances to the song of battle, a bloodthirsty technique that creates an intimidating aura that only grows with each enemy slain. Greatly increases the aggro you cause and makes some enemies panic. Only activates after feeding your sword the lives of many enemies and still continuing the battle. Ends after 10 seconds of not attacking.
1/5 – Activates after 5 enemies killed, 10% chance for enemies to panic when hit, 1% defense increase every 3 enemies killed in Frenzy. 10% max.
2/5 – Activates after 5 enemies killed, 12% chance for enemies to panic when hit, 1% defense increase every 2 enemies killed in Frenzy. 10% max.
3/5 – Activates after 4 enemies killed, 15% chance for enemies to panic when hit, 1% defense increase every enemy killed in Frenzy. 20% max.
4/5 – Activates after 4 enemies killed, 18% chance for enemies to panic when hit, 1% attack and defense increase every enemy killed in Frenzy. 20% max.
5/5 – Activates after 3 enemies killed, 20% chance for enemies to panic when hit, 2% attack and defense increase every enemy killed in frenzy. 30% max.

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V.2 edit: Shaved off two years in his age so it isn't as difficult to juggle job (hunting) and gaming. (I know it too well)