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RiddlesName: Trevor Smithee
Species: Dragon (?)
Age: 25
Source: N/A
Appearance Description: Trevor stands at 5' 7", and he has a rather slim frame (due to being able to fly), weighing in at only 150lbs. He has dark blue scales covering most of his body, and a lightning bolt-shaped pattern of white scales running down to the left and to the right of the tougher, light blue, plate-like scales that cover the front of his neck, his chest, his stomach, and the bottom of his tail. He has a wingspan of 11', and said wings, as well as his shoulders, and his back near his shoulders are covered in white feathers... he also has feathers going down the middle of his back, all the way to the tip of his tail, ending in two somewhat long feathers at the very tip of his tail. His eyes are a contrasting, somewhat bright orange color, save for his slit-shaped pupils, which are, of course, black. His claws are a somewhat short 3", and he stands on two legs, with his feet, for some reason, being digitigrade. He typically wears blue jeans, and a plain, solid-colored T-shirt, and he stopped wearing shoes ever since he became a dragon.
Personality: He's usually a happy go lucky guy, quick to laugh, slow to anger, honest, typically gets along with most people just fine, and he doesn't even take insults personally, however, there's just one thing he can't stand... horses. He hates anything horse-shaped, not to mention any horses from a specific show that will not be named here... for some reason, horses just induce rage in the guy, and thus far, they're the only things that have ever successfully done so.
Backstory: Before the people in his chunk changed, Trevor lived a mostly uneventful, boring life, though, funnily enough, he had anger control problems as a kid, and the bullies in his early schools knew it. Usually, they'd pick on him for a bit, get him to attack them, and then get Trevor in serious trouble because he was also bad at explaining things, and the teachers used to think he was a liar, even if that wasn't the case. Despite this, he still got good, or even great grades in school, and went on to finish college... yup, everything seemed to be looking up for him. It was as if nothing could go wrong, or even make the job he was studying for just go away.
Of course, things never last, and so, on July 3rd 2017, the chunk that his town was on discovered a strange artifact, and there was a meteor heading right for the town... with the town running out of options, they tried to launch the artifact at the meteor, and it seemed to actually work, breaking artifact, but also the meteor... that was ALSO when all the people of his chunk started changing into random, mythical creatures of varying kinds (though, notably, there were no unicorns)... this also seemed to disable guns, and most 'modern' technology, unfortunately for Trevor, that included computers, too.
His first day as a dragon seemed like a haze to Trevor, the most he could recall was meeting up with his friend, fighting some random creatures over a piece of the artifact, and then teleporting to some sort of mines, which, at first, he assumed was just one of the mines around town. Of course, it wasn't, these mines were filled with three-foot-tall venomous spiders, living piles of rocks, and the friendly, if awkward, mole people. After talking to a few of them, and learning a skill that ended up helping him get to a portal to take him home, he headed there, fighting a giant ghost dragon over that SAME piece of the artifact, which, as it turns out, also teleports itself when someone tries to take it. It wasn't an easy fight, with the ghost also having possessed his friend for a while to fight him, but he came out victorious in the end, and he went back home... only to find some weird darkness gathering in the skies above.
A weird light from the artifact piece suggested that IT could help, somehow, so the two friends decided to head off to complete the thing, once more. In their travels, they went through deserts, ocean planets, worlds made entirely of metal, an endless jungle, literal purgatory, and a planet covered with volcanoes and magma, also having to fend off against insane cults, intelligent, big, yet still venomous snakes, a champion from a gladiatorial arena, too many identical-looking robots, a stick figure who could draw anything into existence... they also found a couple of others to join them on their journey, Miles, a fast, sharp-clawed snake creature, and Monica, an icy phoenix, and the team's healer. Eventually, they had to face off against the the evil being that was trying to destroy the planet, unaware that it was just a chunk, but hey, everyone was, at the time, and it also sought to destroy the artifact that the party just finished piecing together, but, eventually, it was beaten down, not only by the four that have gathered, but also by Trevor's younger brother, who had, up until this point, been duped into collecting orbs that the evil creature needed to regain his full power.
They had just finished defeating the thing a few days ago, and it was finally time for a break. The town had been mostly rebuilt from the anarchy that destroyed it when everyone changed, and there were now portals to a bunch of different worlds in the town thanks to Trevor's travels, which led to a bunch of weird aliens visiting the town from time to time, but he didn't want to deal with any of that, he just wanted to stay home, and rest... of course, this rest wasn't going to last, as one night, Trevor was on the roof of his house, looking at the night sky, only to see several presumably alien ships land somewhere oddly close to Lucky City, and, as the city's dedicated hero, he had to make sure they were taken care of, one way or another. Trevor took his backpack of holding, and left to the east, not that he actually knew how to tell directions, at all. Soon enough, he came across the mountains on that side of the town, and once he made it to the top of one of them, he looked out, only to see space... and a floating chunk of ground a somewhat long distance away. He had no idea if he could survive, but he had to, so, he took the artifact out of his backpack, and used its power to teleport him to somewhere in the middle of that chunk... however, for some reason, that teleportation left the artifact behind.
power section- Trevor has good control over his lightning magic, and... er... okay control over his fire magic.
Skills: Trevor knows how to cook some basic things, as well as how to make a couple different orbs of magic, those being fire and lightning, which explode into their respective element once they break. He is also pretty good at hand-to-hand combat, and, due to his control over electricity, as well as his computer skills, he can pretty much do anything he wants with anything even remotely computer-related... as in, say, an electronic lock on a door, or a hostile robot.
Traits: Trevor is an excellent flier, and his scales bring his defenses up from 'absolute garbage' to 'mediocre', at least, so there's that. His claws, while small, are also incredibly tough and sharp, capable of slicing through a one foot thick sheet of solid steel if he uses them correctly. Trevor is also highly fire resistant, and completely immune to electrical attacks or shocks... he is, however, extremely weak to icy skills and spells.
Powers: Trevor's power set is sort of all over the place, with several physical attacks, several magical attacks, some that mix them together, and even a healing spell, of all things. Maybe Trevor just needs to learn to focus on a few skills rather than invent a bunch of them.
Equipment:
- Basic clothing: The clothes which have already been described above, however, I'm adding them here, as well just to say that they're fireproof... just so I won't have to have them constantly burn up.
- Backpack of holding: A backpack with seemingly infinite space inside. It is, however, only capable of storing non-living things, such as objects, or food, and said thing has to be smaller than the backpack for it to hold it in the first place.
- A bunch of random food: Stored in the backpack is a bunch of food ranging from burgers to fries, pizza, water bottles... a bunch of stuff like that. Trevor will not have to worry about getting hungry for, well, a little bit longer than most.
Species: Dragon (?)
Age: 25
Source: N/A
Appearance Description: Trevor stands at 5' 7", and he has a rather slim frame (due to being able to fly), weighing in at only 150lbs. He has dark blue scales covering most of his body, and a lightning bolt-shaped pattern of white scales running down to the left and to the right of the tougher, light blue, plate-like scales that cover the front of his neck, his chest, his stomach, and the bottom of his tail. He has a wingspan of 11', and said wings, as well as his shoulders, and his back near his shoulders are covered in white feathers... he also has feathers going down the middle of his back, all the way to the tip of his tail, ending in two somewhat long feathers at the very tip of his tail. His eyes are a contrasting, somewhat bright orange color, save for his slit-shaped pupils, which are, of course, black. His claws are a somewhat short 3", and he stands on two legs, with his feet, for some reason, being digitigrade. He typically wears blue jeans, and a plain, solid-colored T-shirt, and he stopped wearing shoes ever since he became a dragon.
Personality: He's usually a happy go lucky guy, quick to laugh, slow to anger, honest, typically gets along with most people just fine, and he doesn't even take insults personally, however, there's just one thing he can't stand... horses. He hates anything horse-shaped, not to mention any horses from a specific show that will not be named here... for some reason, horses just induce rage in the guy, and thus far, they're the only things that have ever successfully done so.
Backstory: Before the people in his chunk changed, Trevor lived a mostly uneventful, boring life, though, funnily enough, he had anger control problems as a kid, and the bullies in his early schools knew it. Usually, they'd pick on him for a bit, get him to attack them, and then get Trevor in serious trouble because he was also bad at explaining things, and the teachers used to think he was a liar, even if that wasn't the case. Despite this, he still got good, or even great grades in school, and went on to finish college... yup, everything seemed to be looking up for him. It was as if nothing could go wrong, or even make the job he was studying for just go away.
Of course, things never last, and so, on July 3rd 2017, the chunk that his town was on discovered a strange artifact, and there was a meteor heading right for the town... with the town running out of options, they tried to launch the artifact at the meteor, and it seemed to actually work, breaking artifact, but also the meteor... that was ALSO when all the people of his chunk started changing into random, mythical creatures of varying kinds (though, notably, there were no unicorns)... this also seemed to disable guns, and most 'modern' technology, unfortunately for Trevor, that included computers, too.
His first day as a dragon seemed like a haze to Trevor, the most he could recall was meeting up with his friend, fighting some random creatures over a piece of the artifact, and then teleporting to some sort of mines, which, at first, he assumed was just one of the mines around town. Of course, it wasn't, these mines were filled with three-foot-tall venomous spiders, living piles of rocks, and the friendly, if awkward, mole people. After talking to a few of them, and learning a skill that ended up helping him get to a portal to take him home, he headed there, fighting a giant ghost dragon over that SAME piece of the artifact, which, as it turns out, also teleports itself when someone tries to take it. It wasn't an easy fight, with the ghost also having possessed his friend for a while to fight him, but he came out victorious in the end, and he went back home... only to find some weird darkness gathering in the skies above.
A weird light from the artifact piece suggested that IT could help, somehow, so the two friends decided to head off to complete the thing, once more. In their travels, they went through deserts, ocean planets, worlds made entirely of metal, an endless jungle, literal purgatory, and a planet covered with volcanoes and magma, also having to fend off against insane cults, intelligent, big, yet still venomous snakes, a champion from a gladiatorial arena, too many identical-looking robots, a stick figure who could draw anything into existence... they also found a couple of others to join them on their journey, Miles, a fast, sharp-clawed snake creature, and Monica, an icy phoenix, and the team's healer. Eventually, they had to face off against the the evil being that was trying to destroy the planet, unaware that it was just a chunk, but hey, everyone was, at the time, and it also sought to destroy the artifact that the party just finished piecing together, but, eventually, it was beaten down, not only by the four that have gathered, but also by Trevor's younger brother, who had, up until this point, been duped into collecting orbs that the evil creature needed to regain his full power.
They had just finished defeating the thing a few days ago, and it was finally time for a break. The town had been mostly rebuilt from the anarchy that destroyed it when everyone changed, and there were now portals to a bunch of different worlds in the town thanks to Trevor's travels, which led to a bunch of weird aliens visiting the town from time to time, but he didn't want to deal with any of that, he just wanted to stay home, and rest... of course, this rest wasn't going to last, as one night, Trevor was on the roof of his house, looking at the night sky, only to see several presumably alien ships land somewhere oddly close to Lucky City, and, as the city's dedicated hero, he had to make sure they were taken care of, one way or another. Trevor took his backpack of holding, and left to the east, not that he actually knew how to tell directions, at all. Soon enough, he came across the mountains on that side of the town, and once he made it to the top of one of them, he looked out, only to see space... and a floating chunk of ground a somewhat long distance away. He had no idea if he could survive, but he had to, so, he took the artifact out of his backpack, and used its power to teleport him to somewhere in the middle of that chunk... however, for some reason, that teleportation left the artifact behind.
power section- Trevor has good control over his lightning magic, and... er... okay control over his fire magic.
In that chunk, magic comes in twelve different elements, and each mythical creature on that chunk can use either one or two, no more, and no fewer. The elements are as follows...
Fire, Water, Stone, Air, Magma, Lightning, Ice, Nature, Light, Dark, ???, and Void.
??? is one that I honestly can't find a name for. It involves the creation of creatures or objects via some type of art tool IE: someone who uses a pencil to create a rocket that they then shoot at their enemies.
Fire, Water, Stone, Air, Magma, Lightning, Ice, Nature, Light, Dark, ???, and Void.
??? is one that I honestly can't find a name for. It involves the creation of creatures or objects via some type of art tool IE: someone who uses a pencil to create a rocket that they then shoot at their enemies.
Skills: Trevor knows how to cook some basic things, as well as how to make a couple different orbs of magic, those being fire and lightning, which explode into their respective element once they break. He is also pretty good at hand-to-hand combat, and, due to his control over electricity, as well as his computer skills, he can pretty much do anything he wants with anything even remotely computer-related... as in, say, an electronic lock on a door, or a hostile robot.
Traits: Trevor is an excellent flier, and his scales bring his defenses up from 'absolute garbage' to 'mediocre', at least, so there's that. His claws, while small, are also incredibly tough and sharp, capable of slicing through a one foot thick sheet of solid steel if he uses them correctly. Trevor is also highly fire resistant, and completely immune to electrical attacks or shocks... he is, however, extremely weak to icy skills and spells.
Powers: Trevor's power set is sort of all over the place, with several physical attacks, several magical attacks, some that mix them together, and even a healing spell, of all things. Maybe Trevor just needs to learn to focus on a few skills rather than invent a bunch of them.
Notes: He also has limited magic, or MP if you've ever played an RPG, before.
This color indicates a skill that costs NO magic.
This color indicates a skill that costs A LITTLE magic.
This color indicates a skill that costs SOME magic.
This color indicates a skill that costs A LOT of magic.
This color indicates a skill that costs NO magic.
This color indicates a skill that costs A LITTLE magic.
This color indicates a skill that costs SOME magic.
This color indicates a skill that costs A LOT of magic.
One-Two punch: A basic couple of jabs with nothing too special about them. They're the main attack that he'll use when he's out of magic.
Right Hook: This attack has Trevor attempt to bash his enemy's skull with a powerful haymaker. He even speeds up this attack with his lightning magic when he uses it.
Sky Slam: This attack has Trevor attempt to grab his enemy, and then fly up as high as he can, sending them downwards as he swoops down and kicks them... he uses his fire magic during this attack to make it almost seem like his opponent is re-entering the atmosphere.
Shocking Grasp: Much like the spell in a certain pen and paper RPG, Trevor creates a bunch of sparks around his claws... unlike the spell, however, he then proceeds to either grab onto his opponent with said electric claws, or slash at them.
Slice and Dice: Trevor... borrowed... this attack from one of his friends, Miles. Basically, it has him entering an enraged state, and just slashing at his opponent with his claws pretty much non-stop. This skill can only be used on one opponent at a time, and if Trevor knocks out his opponent during this attack, he snaps out of the enraged state, and ends that attack.
Dash Slash: Another move that wasn't originally Trevor's... this one has him use his lightning magic to speed by, and slice as many opponents as he possibly can with the short burst of speed his magic allows for.
Right Hook: This attack has Trevor attempt to bash his enemy's skull with a powerful haymaker. He even speeds up this attack with his lightning magic when he uses it.
Sky Slam: This attack has Trevor attempt to grab his enemy, and then fly up as high as he can, sending them downwards as he swoops down and kicks them... he uses his fire magic during this attack to make it almost seem like his opponent is re-entering the atmosphere.
Shocking Grasp: Much like the spell in a certain pen and paper RPG, Trevor creates a bunch of sparks around his claws... unlike the spell, however, he then proceeds to either grab onto his opponent with said electric claws, or slash at them.
Slice and Dice: Trevor... borrowed... this attack from one of his friends, Miles. Basically, it has him entering an enraged state, and just slashing at his opponent with his claws pretty much non-stop. This skill can only be used on one opponent at a time, and if Trevor knocks out his opponent during this attack, he snaps out of the enraged state, and ends that attack.
Dash Slash: Another move that wasn't originally Trevor's... this one has him use his lightning magic to speed by, and slice as many opponents as he possibly can with the short burst of speed his magic allows for.
Zap Gun: A basic magical attack where Trevor focuses his electricity into his right index claw, and then shoots that electricity at the opponent. He'd look like a child playing a game if the lightning didn't shoot out.
Thunderstorm: This spell has Trevor create lightning in random spots near his enemies... he tends to end up creating about ten lightning bolts before calling the attack off. Notably, he doesn't need to be under any clouds for this spell to work, and can even perform it in a cave, or a building.
Persistent Bolt: This spell has Trevor creating a HUGE lightning bolt... and using extra magic to make sure that it stays where he created it for at least a second, most likely dealing massive damage to whomever or whatever he hits with it.
Chain Lightning: This spell, just like a spell from, er, elsewhere, this spell has Trevor send a lightning bolt at one of his enemies... only to have it bounce off of said enemy and into another one, again and again until someone can get rid of it, somehow.
Energize: This spell has Trevor heal himself, and all allies using his lightning magic... yes, it even heals purely physical wounds, somehow. It also cures any non-permanent paralysis, and wakes up any sleeping allies.
Thunderstorm: This spell has Trevor create lightning in random spots near his enemies... he tends to end up creating about ten lightning bolts before calling the attack off. Notably, he doesn't need to be under any clouds for this spell to work, and can even perform it in a cave, or a building.
Persistent Bolt: This spell has Trevor creating a HUGE lightning bolt... and using extra magic to make sure that it stays where he created it for at least a second, most likely dealing massive damage to whomever or whatever he hits with it.
Chain Lightning: This spell, just like a spell from, er, elsewhere, this spell has Trevor send a lightning bolt at one of his enemies... only to have it bounce off of said enemy and into another one, again and again until someone can get rid of it, somehow.
Energize: This spell has Trevor heal himself, and all allies using his lightning magic... yes, it even heals purely physical wounds, somehow. It also cures any non-permanent paralysis, and wakes up any sleeping allies.
Fire Breath: A basic skill in which Trevor breathes fire on his enemy... not much more to add, really.
Flame Drill: A skill that has Trevor fly at something, while spinning with his claws in front of him, and while breathing fire to super-heat said claws... this skill can punch through solid steel, however, it also leaves him dizzy, and liable to miss often after its use.
Sticky Bomb: A spell that has Trevor creating a bomb by somehow condensing his fire breath into the palm of his hand... he then tosses the bomb at someone, after which, it explodes on them, and anyone else who happened to be nearby. This spell leaves Trevor exhausted after its use, and basically unable to fight.
Meteor Swarm: A spell that has Trevor create fireballs above random locations said locations could be above enemies... or allies... really, anyone. This spell is powerful, but liable to hit allies as WELL as enemies, unfortunately.
Flame Drill: A skill that has Trevor fly at something, while spinning with his claws in front of him, and while breathing fire to super-heat said claws... this skill can punch through solid steel, however, it also leaves him dizzy, and liable to miss often after its use.
Sticky Bomb: A spell that has Trevor creating a bomb by somehow condensing his fire breath into the palm of his hand... he then tosses the bomb at someone, after which, it explodes on them, and anyone else who happened to be nearby. This spell leaves Trevor exhausted after its use, and basically unable to fight.
Meteor Swarm: A spell that has Trevor create fireballs above random locations said locations could be above enemies... or allies... really, anyone. This spell is powerful, but liable to hit allies as WELL as enemies, unfortunately.
Plasma Uppercut: Trevor creates hot, green plasma by combining his lightning magic, and his fire magic... he then promptly puts his fist in the resulting plasma... just to give a SERIOUSLY powerful uppercut to one enemy. It's hot enough to melt flesh, and... is only ever usable as a last-ditch move. Said move also completely knocks out Trevor, and leaves some serious burns on his own hand, afterwards. Of course, in his words, the move is still "completely worth it".
Equipment:
- Basic clothing: The clothes which have already been described above, however, I'm adding them here, as well just to say that they're fireproof... just so I won't have to have them constantly burn up.
- Backpack of holding: A backpack with seemingly infinite space inside. It is, however, only capable of storing non-living things, such as objects, or food, and said thing has to be smaller than the backpack for it to hold it in the first place.
- A bunch of random food: Stored in the backpack is a bunch of food ranging from burgers to fries, pizza, water bottles... a bunch of stuff like that. Trevor will not have to worry about getting hungry for, well, a little bit longer than most.
Told you it would be bad... lol, right, @Shoryu?