Moonman

World Core: A Multiversal Crossover RP

I figured the villain team could use another member.

Wulfrik

Name: Wulfrik the Wanderer. Much like every other Warhammer Fantasy character of importance, he possesses many titles. They are as follows:

• Eternal Challenger
• Inescapable One
• World Walker

Universe: Warhammer Fantasy

Appearance: See above.

Personality: Wulfrik is a model Norscan, beholden to the Dark Gods and his people's way of life. In other words, he values violence, courage, honour, and brotherhood above all else. While cruel and contemptuous towards cowards and those who refuse to honour the Ruinous Powers, he respects any honourable warrior he considers to be worthy. Among his brothers-in-arms, Wulfrik displays his capacity as a leader of men, in regards to both tactics and a savage form of charisma. While prideful and prone to boasts, a great deal of his seemingly outlandish claims are, in fact, truthful.

One should also note that in spite of his brutish demeanour, Wulfrik is possessed of a remarkable wit, and is a master wordsmith. Granted, his wordplay is chiefly composed of coarse insults as opposed to flowery poetry, but it is worthy of respect all the same.

Abilities:

Champion of Chaos Undivided: Wulfrik honours all four of the Ruinous Powers in equal measure, and in return is granted the blessings of the quartet. His physical attributes greatly exceed that of mortal men, with his strength being the most famed amongst his traits. Giants, Dragons, Sea-serpents, and even Daemons cannot hope to match Wulfrik in a contest of raw might. He also possesses remarkably strong and sharp teeth.

Peerless Duellist: Far from being an unthinking berserker, Wulfrik's mind houses a wealth of knowledge concerning warfare and swordplay, garnered from thousands of battles and duels. While the Wanderer, in his arrogance, regards himself as the greatest warrior to have ever lived, he has yet to be proven wrong.

The Seafang: Wulfrik's personal longship, and the reason for why he is known as the Inescapable One. With an offering of his own blood, Wulfrik may invoke the daemons bound within its figurehead to enter the Realm of the Gods. The vessel will then traverse this nightmarish plane upon the Winds of Chaos, and re-enter the material world wherever Wulfrik wills it (within reason, as the Seafang cannot enter a space smaller than itself). It is also worth noting that the vessel's powers are contained within the figurehead, and will continue to function even if the rest of the longship is destroyed.

Note: leaving the boat while in the Realm of the Gods is not advised.
Note 2: the Seafang was recently rebuilt using the wood of the ancient Trolltree, rendering it far more durable than appearances would suggest.
Note 3: Any new passenger boarding the Seafang must provide a sample of their blood, marking them as part of Wulfrik's crew. Beings that do not possess blood are exempt from this for reasons that shouldn't have to be explained.

Gift of Tongues: By the will of the Dark Gods, Wulfrik's tongue has been transfigured into a sharp and fluted thing, akin to that of a bird. As a result, Wulfrik is fluent in every language that has ever existed, even those from beyond his world. Not only that, but it permits him to issue challenges peppered with venomous insults in a foe's mother tongue, inciting fury and a lust for battle within them. To date, no one has resisted a challenge issued forth by the World Walker.

Chaos Armour: An ornate plate harness, fashioned by a master smith of the Chaos Dwarves. Forged from unknown (and potentially living) material, it is capable of withstanding immense punishment. To pierce it, one must possess either immense might or some manner of ensorcelled weapon. As a testament to Wulfrik's countless victories, his armour is festooned with trophies, most of which are the remains of those he has slain.

Sword & Shield: Technically not magical, but sturdy enough to withstand Wulfrik's immense strength, which is a quality unto itself. The shield also happens to be adorned with the flayed skin of a slain warrior. Quite fetching.

Curse of Pride: In return for his hubris, the Gods have charged Wulfrik with the monumental task of proving his superiority over the greatest warriors within the mortal realm and beyond. Thus, he is made to search far and wide for warriors of renown, and claim their lives for the Ruinous Powers. Should he die with this task unfinished, disgrace and eternal suffering await him. Additionally, Wulfrik is often visited by cryptic visions in his sleep, so as to guide him to his next battle.

Alliance: Team Zuriel

Other: Let's just say that the End Times didn't happen.

I'll have the personality section done in a jiffy.

Edit: Personality section is done.

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Anatolius

Upon awakening, the first thing Anatolius felt was pain. Far from the agony one would expect from a bolt of lightning, it was more of a slight ache in his muscles. In all likelihood, it was simply fatigue from the battle. This could only mean one thing: by the grace of the Lord, his life had been preserved. When the sound of nearby conversation reached his ears, the Hellene concluded that his comrades had retrieved him from the field, and were already celebrating their victory over the usurper Eugenius. Thus, Anatolius opened his eyes, and was promptly greeted to a sight entirely at odds with his expectations.

The legionary found himself lying upon a floor within a room of decidedly foreign construction, surrounded by individuals in equally foreign garb. After rising to his feet, Anatolius took a moment to inspect these strangers more closely. The tall, bearded man likely hailed from one of the countless northern tribes inhabiting Magna Germania. The woman was of Mediterranean stock, but her primitive garb didn't so much as resemble that of the peoples he was familiar with. One appeared to be a Cataphract of some description, judging by his fully enclosed suit of armour. Two of the men bore somewhat Hunnic features, but wore radically different garments. As for the remaining two, the Hellene was far too baffled by their outlandish clothes to even begin to comprehend their heritage.

Among strange individuals in a strange land, Anatolius was at first unsure of how to proceed. It was at this point that the incomprehensible speech from earlier suddenly became clear to him. A man by the name of Artemis had utilized some brand of sorcery to bring them here. Not only that, but they were to fight in an arena, lest they become slaves to the residing lords of this land. The Hellene was familiar with such practices, for in spite of the Church's best efforts, the struggle to curb them within the Empire had yet to conclude. After some rumination, Anatolius finally spoke up.

"I have led my fellow legionarii in many a battle against those who would challenge Roma. Of the four that remain amongst us, I will be more than willing to lead them against this 'champion', if they will have me."

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@Dynamo Frokane
Still breathing.

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The Legionary

Name: Anatolius the Hellene

Time Period: 394 A.D.

Age: 35

Height: 185cm

Weight: 93kg

Favourite Weapon: Spatha (and depending on how one views it, the Scutum as well)

Bio: Anatolius is a man of Greek birth, hailing from a family of carpenters. Having been baptised by a Nicene priest, Anatolius' early years were heavily influenced by faith and hard labour, forging him into a man of strength, piety, and staunch morals. In the nineteenth year of his life (379 A.D.), Anatolius would leave his humble beginnings to enlist in one of the empire's many field armies, the comitatenses. Under Theodosius, the recently ascended emperor in the east, Anatolius would first see combat against the Goths in Macedonia. However, Rome did not win the day, and the survivors were sent limping back to Thessalonica.

With assistance from Gratian, Emperor in the west, the Goths were temporarily repulsed. It was during these times that Theodosius declared that Rome would embrace Nicene Christianity as the state religion, and worked to promulgate it throughout the empire's holdings. As for the conflict with the Goths, it would ultimately be settled through a treaty permitting them to settle below the Danube, on the condition that they agree to fight for the Empire (382 A.D.).

In the following year, Gratian was assassinated, leaving the pre-adolescent Valentinian II as Emperor in the west; furthermore, the general Magnus Maximus usurped the throne, and proclaimed himself emperor. Unable to challenge the usurper at present, Theodosius would remain patient, and allow Magnus to 'legitimize' his claim over Gaul and Britain. Anatolius was called into service once more in 387, so as to retaliate against Magnus Maximus' invasion of Italy. Magnus' army was shattered in the Battle of the Save, and his supporters were slain in subsequent battles. Ultimately, Magnus was executed, seeing the (effectively powerless) Valentinian II restored as Emperor in the west. For all intents and purposes, Flavius Theodosius Augustus was the sole emperor.

In recognition of his valiance in the war to depose the usurper, Anatolius was assigned to serve in the Herculiani Iuniores. Thus, he would continue to serve proudly under the Magister Militum Praesentalis, one of the two senior generals directly below the Emperor himself.

Anatolius' final campaign would occur some years later (394), resulting from yet another succession crisis. Following a failed initial assault against the armies of the usurper Eugenius, Theodosius' forces were assisted by the heavens themselves, as great cyclonic winds served to break the enemy lines. But, just as victory was assured, disaster befell Anatolius. A bolt of lightning, emanating seemingly from nowhere, struck his sword. Rather than slay him where he stood, the bolt instead whisked Anatolius away from the field, and deposited the legionary in a wholly separate plane of existence.

Personality: For the most part, Anatolius is a humble and reserved man, more inclined to attribute his successes to divine providence or combined effort rather than his own talent. He refrains from indulging in what he considers 'material excesses,' and seeks to live an ordered and regimented life. In the heat of battle, however, the courage for which his fellows knew him becomes apparent. With rousing rhetoric (and a penchant for shouting), he is adept at rallying his comrades against what may appear to be insurmountable odds. While lacking a formal education in tactical matters, the battlefield has served as a teacher in its own right, granting Anatolius an almost instinctual ability to acknowledge and react to changing situations in combat.

Reference for armour/weapons, but with the mail replaced by
the scale hauberk shown here; note the throwing darts.
Emblem for the scutum
Note: In regards to his name, to my understanding, Christian Romans preferred a single name system, while the praenomens and cognomens of old became more akin to titles for powerful officials (e.g. Flavius Theodosius Augustus). As the character is a man of low status, I decided a single name made the most sense.

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Finding a single image that fit what I was going for proved difficult (there is a disturbing lack of good art depicting the Late Romans), so I used the images at the bottom of the CS to explain what his armour would look like.

Edit: Finished the CS.

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Legionary

Name: Anatolius the Hellene

Time Period: 394 A.D.

Age: 35

Height: 185cm

Weight: 93kg

Favourite Weapon: Spatha (and depending on how one views it, the Scutum as well)

Bio: Anatolius is a man of Greek birth, hailing from a family of carpenters. Having been baptised by a Nicene priest, Anatolius' early years were heavily influenced by faith and hard labour, forging him into a man of strength, piety, and staunch morals. In the nineteenth year of his life (379 A.D.), Anatolius would leave his humble beginnings to enlist in one of the empire's many field armies, the comitatenses. Under Theodosius, the recently ascended emperor in the east, Anatolius would first see combat against the Goths in Macedonia. However, Rome did not win the day, and the survivors were sent limping back to Thessaloniki.

With assistance from Gratian, Emperor in the west, the Goths were temporarily repulsed. It was during these times that Theodosius declared that Rome would embrace Nicene Christianity as the state religion, and worked to promulgate it throughout the empire's holdings. As for the conflict with the Goths, it would ultimately be settled through a treaty permitting them to settle below the Danube, on the condition that they agree to fight for the Empire (382 A.D.).

In the following year, Gratian was assassinated, leaving the pre-adolescent Valentinian II as Emperor in the west; furthermore, the general Magnus Maximus usurped the throne, and proclaimed himself emperor. Unable to challenge the usurper at present, Theodosius would remain patient, and allow Magnus to 'legitimize' his claim over Gaul and Britain. Anatolius was called into service once more in 387, so as to retaliate against Magnus Maximus' invasion of Italy. Magnus' army was shattered in the Battle of the Save, and his supporters were slain in subsequent battles. Ultimately, Magnus was executed, seeing the (effectively powerless) Valentinian II restored as Emperor in the west. For all intents and purposes, Flavius Theodosius Augustus was the sole emperor.

In recognition of his valiance in the war to depose the usurper, Anatolius was assigned to serve in the Herculiani Iuniores. Thus, he would continue to serve proudly under the Magister Militum Praesentalis, one of the two senior generals directly below the Emperor himself.

Anatolius' final campaign would occur some years later (394), resulting from yet another succession crisis. Following a failed initial assault against the armies of the usurper Eugenius, Theodosius' forces were assisted by the heavens themselves, as great cyclonic winds served to break the enemy lines. But, just as victory was assured, disaster befell Anatolius. A bolt of lightning, emanating seemingly from nowhere, struck his sword. Rather than slay him where he stood, the bolt instead whisked Anatolius away from the field, and deposited the legionary in a wholly separate plane of existence.

Personality: For the most part, Anatolius is a humble and reserved man, more inclined to attribute his successes to divine providence or combined effort rather than his own talent. He refrains from indulging in what he considers 'material excesses,' and seeks to live an ordered and regimented life. In the heat of battle, however, the courage for which his fellows knew him becomes apparent. With rousing rhetoric (and a penchant for shouting), he is adept at rallying his comrades against what may appear to be insurmountable odds. While lacking a formal education in tactical matters, the battlefield has served as a teacher in its own right, granting Anatolius an almost instinctual ability to acknowledge and react to changing situations in combat.

Reference for armour/weapons, but with the mail replaced by
the scale hauberk shown here; note the throwing darts.
Emblem for the scutum
Note: In regards to his name, to my understanding, Christian Romans preferred a single name system, while the praenomens and cognomens of old became more akin to titles for powerful officials (e.g. Flavius Theodosius Augustus). As the character is a man of low status, I decided a single name made the most sense.

I'll hammer out the rest tomorrow morning.

I decided to roll with a legionary from the waning years of the Western Empire (4th-5th Century A.D.), since you did say I could be a bit flexible with the time period.

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While I'm mildly interested, I'd like to get something cleared up.

For the legionary, the image and descriptor blurb implies that they're from the earlier centuries of the Roman Empire. However, you listed 800 AD as the time period, by which point the Empire was decidedly more Greek and Christian in its mannerisms; furthermore, the Roman style of armour had changed rather drastically by that point.

I'm assuming it's a simple typo, but clarification would be nice.

Mobile Suit Gundam - Those Who Correct - Crossover

Character's Name: Mikhail Fyodorovich Orlov

Character's Age: 65
Note: Due to the advanced medical technology in the Post Disaster universe, Mikhail is remarkably healthy for his age, possessing the vitality of a (paraplegic) man 20 years his junior.

Character's Gundam/Mobile Suit:

• 1st mobile suit (Start of rp) being used: EB-06s Graze Commander Type (It has been refitted to accommodate the Alaya-Vijnana System. The colour scheme is that of the space model Graze.)
• 2nd mobile suit (mid rp) being used: EB-AX2 Graze Ein
• 3rd mobile suit (near end of rp) being used: EB-AX2 Graze Ein with a second Ahab Reactor.

List of Gundam/mobile suit's weapons/miscellaneous armaments:

Graze Commander Type

- GR-W01 120mm Rifle: Standard-issue rifle of the Graze. It is noted to be accurate and reliable; and is best used against vehicles that lack nanolaminated armour. It may also be reconfigured into a short rifle/carbine for one-handed use.

- GR-W02 320mm Bazooka Gun: Rocket artillery that can be mounted on the shoulder. While more effective against nanolaminated armour when compared to the rifle, melee combat is still the preferred method for dispatching enemy mobile suits.

- GR-H01 9.8m Battle Axe: Simply enough, it's a large axe intended for combat against other mobile suits. Like most forms of melee weaponry that rely on raw brute force, it is exceptionally effective against nanolaminated armour.

- Shield: Heat-resistant and nanolaminated, but otherwise unremarkable.

- The unnamed backpack used by the Space Graze.

- Head Sphere Sensor: A secondary camera typically concealed within the Graze's head. When greater precision or long-distance vision is required, the head will open to reveal the orb-shaped apparatus.

- Nanolaminated Armour: A multi-layered paint typically found on Post Disaster Mobile Suits and spacefaring vessels. While it provides extensive protection from solid munitions, it is vulnerable to brute-force melee strikes and incendiary weaponry. In addition, fresh coats must be applied on a semi-regular basis, as even ineffective attacks will slowly scrape the paint off.

- Alaya-Vijnana System: A man-machine interface developed during the Calamity War, intended to greatly enhance a pilot's piloting capabilities. After undergoing extensive surgery, a pilot may link themselves directly to their mobile suit's computer via the protrusions on their spinal cord. As a result, nanomachines create an additional pseudo-brain lobe, improving the pilot's spatial awareness and ability to process data. In short, it makes you pilot better because of Nanomachines, son.

Graze Ein

- 40mm Retractable Shoulder Machine Gun x 2: One is stored within either shoulder of the Graze Ein. They are capable of rotating to strike targets both in front of or behind the Mobile Suit. Much like the head vulcans of other Gundam franchises, their usefulness is questionable.

- Custom Large Axe x 2: Enlarged versions of the GR-H01, so as to match the greater size of the Graze Ein.

- Drill Kick x 2: The 'toes' on the Graze Ein may lock together and rotate at extremely high speeds. Thus, simple kicks become capable of piercing nanolaminated armour.

- Screw Punch x 2: Operates in a largely identical manner to the Drill Kick, but with fists.

- Pile Bunker x 2: Drives a metal spike into the target with remarkable velocity, penetrating nanolaminated armour with ease. They are single-use, disposable, and mounted under the Graze's forearms.

- Alaya-Vijnana System: Possesses a higher sensitivity than what is installed on Mikhail's original Graze, providing a greater degree of precision when piloting.

- Nanolaminated Armour: Identical to what is described for the Graze Commander Type.

- Head Sphere Sensor: Again, the Ein's version of this is largely indistinguishable from the bog-standard Graze's.

- Modified Cockpit: As Mikhail's situation is nowhere near as severe as Ein's, the cockpit has been altered to accommodate his possession of arms and capacity to survive without extensive life support.

Universe your character is from: Post Disaster (Iron-Blooded Orphans)

Link to gundam site your getting your information from: Gundam Wiki

Appearance: Face

Once a man of great height and burly physique, the loss of his legs has rendered Mikhail into a far less imposing figure. Now confined to a wheelchair when outside his MS, he seems more suited to a senior's home than a hangar. As is the case for all humans fitted with the AV system, a series of protrusions can be seen on his spine.

As the recently appointed branch commander of Mars, Mikhail wears the red-coloured uniform of his organization. Given his lack of legs, the uniform was modified accordingly.

Genetic Type: Enhanced Human (Alaya-Vijnana System)

Biography: Mikhail was born to the house of Orlov, a moderately wealthy family from Arbrau's Russian holdings. As the fifth of seven sons sired by Fyodor Orlov, one might think him destined to inherit a mere pittance of the family's wealth, if anything. However, Fyodor fancied a practice that was best described as 'meritocratic gavelkind.' In other words, he would divvy it up 'fairly' amongst his heirs, prioritizing the child he favoured the most.

As Fyodor strongly preferred martial pursuits above all others, it seemed natural to most of his sons that enlisting with Gjallarhorn was their best chance at coming out ahead of their siblings. Out of the six that applied, Mikhail and two of his brothers were noted for their ability to pilot and to lead a unit with equal prowess, while the remaining three were applauded for their impeccable piloting abilities. Thus, the brothers Orlov were deployed throughout Gjallarhorn's jurisdiction, so that they may uphold peace and order across the solar system. As for the remaining brother, he found great success in the field of luxury furniture, and went on to establish himself as a self-made man.

Having been appointed to the Arianrhod Fleet stationed upon the Moon, Mikhail saw a great deal of combat in space, mostly consisting of stamping out pirate activity and the occasional mutiny. After several years of service, Mikhail had managed to either outlive or outrank his siblings, leaving him poised to retire into a life of comfort and luxury. Unfortunately, a disastrous altercation with a pack of Brewers left the esteemed Captain Orlov comatose and legless. Fyodor's estate and holdings were divvied up amongst his remaining sons, and Mikhail was kept under supervision in a Gjallarhorn medical ward.

He awakened following the Battle of Edmonton, whereupon Mikhail immediately attempted to strangle the nearest member of the hospital staff, causing him to rather unceremoniously tumble out of his bed. Following a brief series of tests to ensure he was in stable condition, the medical staff deposited Mikhail in a wheelchair and sent him off to a meeting with his superiors. An offer was made: agree to partake in a 'rehabilitation program,' and be promoted to Branch Commander of Mars. Having grown fond of his career military lifestyle prior to the incident, Mikhail agreed. He'd much rather die in the saddle.

As part of his rehabilitation, Mikhail was made to undergo the Alaya-Vijnana treatment repeatedly, which proved non-fatal and remarkably successful, thanks to the wonders of Gjallarhorn's medical technology. Once he'd recovered fully from his coma and subsequent surgery, Mikhail was provided with a customized Graze and promptly shipped off to Mars. Under his strict supervision, the depleted Mars Branch re-ordered into a more disciplined force, in light of their failure against a band of child soldiers. While conducting a routine patrol, Mikhail, now known as Major Orlov, broke off to investigate a suspicious signal. To the relief and despair of many under his command, Mikhail mysteriously vanished.

Mobile Suit Gundam - Those Who Correct - Crossover

Finished up the biography for Mikhail.

Mobile Suit Gundam - Those Who Correct - Crossover

I only recall it disfiguring and/or killing the person if the surgery failed. It also helps that medical technology in the era is good enough that among (non-poor) people, 200 is considered the average lifespan.

While it's noted that the procedure is usually done on children, it being used on Ein Dalton (who was a young adult of unspecified age) shows that it can be done on older pilots.