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Whoops. My bad, I probably should have PM'ed you guys the character instead. I thought I put it in the right thread, but I might have clicked the wrong link when submitting the character sheet. I'll edit my post and move it over to the character deposit.
Here's my character addition, I didn't know whether or not I should put it up in the OOC first or here. I have most of the info down, but I ran out of time so I'll write more when I get back from work today.

Basic Information

Name: Terri Cruz
Nickname/Alias/Etc: Godhand; Brass Knuckles
Gender: Male
Age: 18
Height: 5'7
Weight: 150 lbs
Status: New Student

Appearance
He is somewhat tall and has a naturally muscular build from a hard life. He doesn't exactly have any notable features about him, and tends to blend in with the crowd easily. His hair is dark brown and short, and he has dark brown eyes. He sometimes tends to grow some fuzz on his chin, although he tries to shave whenever he can. He sometimes gives off a sort of older brother aura.

Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Ethnicity: Tan (sometimes darker due to working outside a lot)
Physical Appearance: Somewhat broad shoulders with a with a somewhat thick abdomen obtained from a labor-intensive lifestyle.
Attire: He is not used to wearing a lot of different types of clothes. His main outfits consist of a jumpsuit (when working) with a muscle t-shirt underneath.
Personality
He is generally an agreeable person who tries not to insinuate conflict between individuals and always tries to break up problems before they start. While he is generally nice, he tends to look down upon people coming from more well-off families. Sometimes this may be to a point where it clouds his own judgement.
Despite having a sense of honor, Terry is not above fighting dirty due to having grown up on the streets.

Outward & Innate Personality: Towards others, Terry tries to generally be friendly although he isn't usually one to start up a conversation. This is because generally he is wary of others, as he has learned that kindness can also sometimes net you enemies.
Hobbies/Interests: Reading books; managing the budget; cooking; drawing manga (although he is not good at it); Basketball (he is fairly good due to having played often).
Skills/Talents: He is good at cooking. Among the oldest children in his foster home, he often spent time trying to find ways to cook leftovers in the fridge when there was not enough money to go out and buy things. He is also knowledgeable in regards to street fighting, having learned some basic martial arts from an old master who lived on the same block. However his skills are relatively poor compared to those who train regularly, and he manages get by on experience and luck.
Prized Possession: Friendship and health.
Quote(s): *sigh* "I am in the red again this month too huh?"
"Those who don't work, don't eat!"
History/Bio:
Terry grew up in New York. He was left in the hospital by his mother after the doctors determined that an abortion was too dangerous. He never knew his parents, and cycled throughout the foster care system. Thankfully, the first home that he went in belonged to a kind older man who taught him about the goodness in others. There he lived together with 6 other children and they soon grew to become a tight-knit family Unfortunately the man died when Terry was 8, and he and his family were seperated.
Terry was shuffled into another foster home, one that simply used the children to get money from the government. While he had lost contact with the other 4, he managed to land in the same home as one of his previous friends, a girl named Anita. The foster mother was always gone partying, and the father would come home drunk and would physically and sexually assault the children. Anita and Terry were no exception and many nights Terry would lie on the ground in pain while the father had his way with the girl. Despite this, the two managed to survive by relying on each other and the other 20 children that lived neglected in the run-down home.
Terry's powers awoke at the age of 10. He came home from school to find his foster father in a drunken stupor and beating the children in the home. Anita was terribly beaten when she tried to shield a 5-year old boy from the man. Out of rage, Terry's powers activated and broke the father's hand when he tried to punch the barrier. Anita was taken to the hospital where she later died of her injuries. While the parents were never convicted, the home was declared unfit for the care of foster children and was shut down. He then circulated around the foster care system.
At the age of 16, Terry began working odd jobs to support himself. Although he excelled academically, he eventually dropped out of high school. He never got to know his foster family well, as he avoided them ever since Anita died. Instead he began living with an old man in a nearby ghetto who was once a martial artist, learning some basics and fundamentals of boxing, Wing Tsun, Capoiera, and Judo. While he had no money, the man let him stay in exchange for finding a job to support himself and doing chores around the home.
= Will add more to the bio when I get back from work =

Family:
Gregory Watson - Foster Father; deceased
Anita - Deceased; suffered ruptured kidneys and died in the hospital
Jesus - Alive; whereabouts unknown
Robert - Alive; whereabouts unknown
Nell - Deceased; killed in gang shooting
Jackson - Deceased; drug overdose

Relationships

Relationships: (Basically a section where you put your character's thoughts on the other ones they've encountered. You can also talk to other people and decide what your characters relations will be.)

[Character name] | [Impression (Good/Bad/Neutral]] | [Relationship (Friend, Rival, Crush, etc)] | [Character's thoughts [EX: I think Bob is quite the amiable fellow, has a great head on his shoulders, but is kinda daft]] |

Abilities

Power Class: Energy
Power: Terry can create an omnipresent barrier capable of blocking anything with a vector. Theoretically the field can be manipulated and expanded infinitely but becomes exponentially more taxing the larger it grows in size and the longer it is maintained. Due to not having a grasp or large understanding of his power, Terry generally limits it to his hands as he feels it makes more sense to him and does not make him as tired. In addition, he has been shown to use it as a sort of "boxing glove" so that he doesn't break his hands when fighting.

Weaknesses/Limitations/Drawbacks: The larger and more intricate the barrier is, the greater the strain on his body. Additionally, the intensity of the attack blocked also adds additional burden on Terry's body which in turn hampers his concentration and weakens his barriers. Trying to block something akin to a car going at 70 miles per hour would often case Terry to be bed-ridden for days. Likewise with bullets, as Terry can only block a short number of small caliber rounds before becoming completely exhausted. Attempts to push this power past his limits can result in the bursting of fragile blood vessels, causing him to bleed out of his eyes and nose and eventually cause hemorraging in his brain. So one can actually kill him by simply attacking his barriers.

Other: He thinks girls with short hair and a little muscle are attractive, which put him at odds with his home boys, who prefer thick women with a "nice ass".
I'll get some screenshots of my character... :D
Sho Minazuki said
/Sees Dark Souls in Casual Interest check./Laughs.


omg take my like...

Silent Esper said
Yeah, I know it's possible to create demi-human elves/dwarves, but I just really don't think characters like that would fit into the Dark Souls world. I know it could work, but I'd really prefer to swerve away from custom races such as that.


I mean it's not too difficult. Based on where your plot is going, these demi-human races could easily be as a result of the abyssal mutation. But that's cool if you want to keep it strictly to human and giants too.

Silent Esper said
Yeah, I'm finalizing a little concept right now. Unless you guys are against it, I think I'm going to go off of the ending of Dark Souls 1 where the Chosen Undead became the dark lord. It'll be set at least a few hundred years later, and the abyss will be running rampant across the world. Undead will be far more common, hollows for the most part. We'll probably have something like you said where the humans still send undead to the asylum, and we could probably start up there for the most part. And yeah, most areas will be extended. We'll probably be in what used to be Lordran, though it will be completely different by now, and it'll be scaled a bit larger too. I'd still like to keep to the more dungeon-like feel though, so there will be a lot of action for sure.


It's also entirely possible that you could toss in the return of the Lord Souls as well. Each cycle of dark is always accompanied by an age of light, so the story could be set during the very beginning of this new age where Undead battle against the abyss using the power of the new lord souls.
Sounds interesting.
Silent Esper said
Yeah, I wouldn't mind some people playing as races such as that, from experimentation or otherwise, but I'd like to stick to undead characters for the most part. I feel like if there were a ton of characters playing as non-canon races it wouldn't fit the whole Dark Souls atmosphere. I'm not trying to restrict creativity, but there's roleplays where numerous races work and there's ones where they don't, and I don't think they'd work in a world such as this. I'm gonna get to work on an opening and the such soon, and get some more ideas to start off with. If anyone wants to throw some more ideas in, please feel free! :)


Well, technically they could be undead elves, orcs, dwarves, and etc. Remember that all humans are affected by the darksign and become undead. So if you consider Elves and Dwarves as demi-humans, then they would eventually turn hollow as well.

Don't forget that the Berenike Knights from the first Dark Souls went hollow, and they were 12-foot tall giants. Humans come in many species in the Dark Souls world, so you could easily make a case for other demihuman races turning undead as well so long as they can manifest the Dark Soul.

Silent Esper said
I'll try and get an outline of the thread done by tonight, but I won't have computer access for some hours. Also, what do you guys say when it comes to worldbuilding around Lordran? The roleplay would be at least a few hundred years after the chosen undead became the dark lord in our little alternate storyline, so that will give ys enough leeway to create what we want for the most part. With the abyss spreading and the darkness setting in, a large amount of land and creatures will be corrupted. We also need to find a way for our characters to actually get there in the first place. I have most of the pieces together, so hopefully we can get an OOC started up soon


It's possible that you could have it be that undead keep getting sent to Lordran because they haven't found out that the Chosen Undead has already linked the fires and reached an ending (light or dark ending). So they just keep sending undead there. The various characters could meet up in the asylum (which we could easily interpret to be 4-5 times large than the one we see in the game for the sake of the RP)
The thing is you could technically have multiple demi-human races to the souls RP and it wouldn't change anything. Just give them some backstory as to why they are relevant and how they came about.

Remember that in the Dark series of the Souls franchise, it has been stated that countless kingdoms have risen and fallen throughout time. We could easily make a case for Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, Goblins and the like being that they were descendant from a Lord or a Chosen Undead who's accumulation of souls warped his biology which was then passed onto his children. Or heck, you could have these races be a result of experimentation with souls and living beings. The Lion Warriors from Dark Souls 2 are a demi-human race (one of the first I might add), and it is heavily implied that they came about through human experimentation.
Seems like we can only use one hider... D:
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