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@Katakon


I used the purple base, but laid the red palate over just the rider and lance.

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Adamar

"I will not repent. I will survive."

Appearance

At 5'10", Adamar's lack of height is made up for by his eerie presence. All of his body is obscured by robes and gauze except for his face, which is guarded by a blank mask of bronze. His build is impossible to discern underneath all of his heavy clothing.

Age
28
Sex
Male

Personality
Neutral Evil
Adamar is by no means cruel, sinister, or diabolic. He is called evil by others mostly because of the nature of his existence. Adamar was fully aware of the blasphemy of his eventual transformation into an undead creature. However, he seeks no atonement for his actions. Outside of being a neutral voice in the matters of his companions, he cares not for their well-being. Adamar only seeks to preserve his own unlife, and will gladly do so even if it requires the expense of allies. However, those who he deems highly useful will see an equal amount of utility from him towards their efforts.

Biography / History
Adamar was a court witch for the king of the realm he lived in. However, his king was by no means benevolent. An oppressive tyrant, his majesty set only the highest taxes upon his subjects, and ordered the beheading of all that opposed him. Adamar was smart enough to not deny any demand made of him, which for the most part was simply to impart knowledge and advice of the supernatural, enchant items, or entertain with visually appealing spells. Occasionally, more specific needs were called for, but for the most part Adamar lived rather well by serving his king, despite being a witch.

One day, his majesty called Adamar for a very unique request. Upon his arrival, Adamar learned of the king's desires for immorality, so that he might rule the lands for the rest of time. Such a tall order required years of research, practice and preparation. This was a condition that Adamar make very clear before getting to work.

Eventually, Adamar was ready. He approached his majesty in private to inform him of his progress, and arranged a time to perform the ritual. In a horrible turn of events, the ritual failed, and the king was now dead. Fearing for his own life, Adamar decided to try the ritual himself, so that he may survive any repercussions with a well-hidden phylactery.After several hours of careful incantation, Adamar had completed the ritual correctly upon himself. Although the process itself would take years to fully mature, he had given himself a safety-net of sorts. In the event that he did die, he would one day rise as a lich.

Unfortunately, before he could escape to recluse, he was captured by the royal guard. He was not afraid of execution, hiding the fact that he would one day rise again from the kingdom's remaining government. However, to his dismay, he was instead sent to The Stone. To them, it was simply a fate crueler than death. To Adamar, it meant a literal eternity locked in the horrid dungeon, instead of passing from age or disease, or being slain by some monster.

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I'm getting a vibe that Adamar's actions specifically might have been a part of the reason why witchcraft was outlawed entirely in most of the country -- which means he's been in that coffin awhile.

@Mokley

Mwahahahah

EDIT

Forgot to add his "undead" appearance.

Unquiet

Character app

Adamar

"I will not repent. I will survive."

Appearance

At 5'10", Adamar's lack of height is made up for by his eerie presence. All of his body is obscured by robes and gauze except for his face, which is guarded by a blank mask of bronze. His build is impossible to discern underneath all of his heavy clothing.

Age
28
Sex
Male

Personality
Neutral Evil
Adamar is by no means cruel, sinister, or diabolic. He is called evil by others mostly because of the nature of his existence. Adamar was fully aware of the blasphemy of his eventual transformation into an undead creature. However, he seeks no atonement for his actions. Outside of being a neutral voice in the matters of his companions, he cares not for their well-being. Adamar only seeks to preserve his own unlife, and will gladly do so even if it requires the expense of allies. However, those who he deems highly useful will see an equal amount of utility from him towards their efforts.

Biography / History
Adamar was a court witch for the king of the realm he lived in. However, his king was by no means benevolent. An oppressive tyrant, his majesty set only the highest taxes upon his subjects, and ordered the beheading of all that opposed him. Adamar was smart enough to not deny any demand made of him, which for the most part was simply to impart knowledge and advice of the supernatural, enchant items, or entertain with visually appealing spells. Occasionally, more specific needs were called for, but for the most part Adamar lived rather well by serving his king, despite being a witch.

One day, his majesty called Adamar for a very unique request. Upon his arrival, Adamar learned of the king's desires for immorality, so that he might rule the lands for the rest of time. Such a tall order required years of research, practice and preparation. This was a condition that Adamar make very clear before getting to work.

Eventually, Adamar was ready. He approached his majesty in private to inform him of his progress, and arranged a time to perform the ritual. In a horrible turn of events, the ritual failed, and the king was now dead. Fearing for his own life, Adamar decided to try the ritual himself, so that he may survive any repercussions with a well-hidden phylactery.After several hours of careful incantation, Adamar had completed the ritual correctly upon himself. Although the process itself would take years to fully mature, he had given himself a safety-net of sorts. In the event that he did die, he would one day rise as a lich.

Unfortunately, before he could escape to recluse, he was captured by the royal guard. He was not afraid of execution, hiding the fact that he would one day rise again from the kingdom's remaining government. However, to his dismay, he was instead sent to The Stone. To them, it was simply a fate crueler than death. To Adamar, it meant a literal eternity locked in the horrid dungeon, instead of passing from age or disease, or being slain by some monster.

Hopefully the "becoming undead over time" thing is ok?

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

I have no life, I'm checking this forum on my phone during classes and at 3am when I should be sleeping. And I get unreasonably irked when people don't post 24/7 lol

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

Well that's assuming people post soon. It's totally dead today.

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

We could just do it nowish, as in the next posts will be people closing in for the night and we can time skip to whenever the trial is.

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

@Leolycan
How's this?

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@Mokley
In that case, can I use an edited version of this character? I would rewrite the backstory to fit this rp, and we can go with the progress instead of a full transformation.

Unquiet

I was just trying to be more unique than being sent there for some terrible crime.