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Well if we started during things would get moving along quickly, which would be kind of neat. But if we start shortly before it would give the characters a chance to build a bit of trust without the hectic-ness of the city being under attack. I think as much fun as it would be to start during the attack, we should probably start slightly before it.
Name: Hayate Olgart
Age: 24
Sex: Male
Race: Human, European
Personality: Hayate is very noble and takes honor into account, you could say somewhat like your standard knight. Though he is a bit different than that. He is not very serious when not in battle and has an odd fondness of tales of dragon-slayers.
Appearance: Hayate can normally be seen wearing his gold trimmed armor even out of combat, despite how heavy it is. Though if one finds him out of combat, he will likely have a sky blue tunic with a cross emblazoned on the center, and leather kilt over his legs. His hair is blonde and swept back, and his eyes are blue. He is noticeably well-built, though this is hard to tell apart from his size with his armor on. The armor itself has a rather excess amount of bulk in the feet and hands (gauntlets and greaves to be more percise) and is made of steel with a silver polish and gold trim.
Skills: Pain tolerace and raw strength are likely the most notable of his skills, though he was trained a bit in politics so he knows how to negotiate fairly well. He doesn't really have fun skills like singing or dancing though, but does have good humor. His most unique skills have to do with his equipment though, and technically anyone could use them as such.
Equipment: Experimental Jet Greaves and Gauntlets integrated as part of his armor. They are fueled via magic charges and allow him short bursts of strength in his attacks, or a quick burst of movement. He carries a small pouch of supplies to refuel his 'jets' and also has to fix up the devices sometimes if they sustain too much impact.
Background & History: Hayate is a fairly wealthy knight in England. And had served the throne for three years, though recently suspicions have fall on him due to some peasants speaking of him using witchcraft on the fields of battle.
Hayate's grandfather was working on a simple use of magic, the twisting of the design of world, to create a new weapon. Due to the topic of heresy coming up. His grandfather was searched, and handed off his research to Hayate to hide it. Word was that Hayate's grandfather was killed despite no evidence being found, and Hayate continued to hold onto his research. He enlisted as a knight eventually, not resorting to his magic devices unless he was certain he had to, though recently his ability to survive situations that he should not be able to has been brought up and he has been slightly more wary of using it.
His trip to Jerusalem is both in part to avoid getting in combat again, and to show his faith in Christianity. He hopes the trip will drive suspicions away from him lest he meet the same fate as his family member.
( Sorry if it's not so great. I fail at history stuff like I said before. Wasn't exactly sure what to do. )
Age: 24
Sex: Male
Race: Human, European
Personality: Hayate is very noble and takes honor into account, you could say somewhat like your standard knight. Though he is a bit different than that. He is not very serious when not in battle and has an odd fondness of tales of dragon-slayers.
Appearance: Hayate can normally be seen wearing his gold trimmed armor even out of combat, despite how heavy it is. Though if one finds him out of combat, he will likely have a sky blue tunic with a cross emblazoned on the center, and leather kilt over his legs. His hair is blonde and swept back, and his eyes are blue. He is noticeably well-built, though this is hard to tell apart from his size with his armor on. The armor itself has a rather excess amount of bulk in the feet and hands (gauntlets and greaves to be more percise) and is made of steel with a silver polish and gold trim.
Skills: Pain tolerace and raw strength are likely the most notable of his skills, though he was trained a bit in politics so he knows how to negotiate fairly well. He doesn't really have fun skills like singing or dancing though, but does have good humor. His most unique skills have to do with his equipment though, and technically anyone could use them as such.
Equipment: Experimental Jet Greaves and Gauntlets integrated as part of his armor. They are fueled via magic charges and allow him short bursts of strength in his attacks, or a quick burst of movement. He carries a small pouch of supplies to refuel his 'jets' and also has to fix up the devices sometimes if they sustain too much impact.
Background & History: Hayate is a fairly wealthy knight in England. And had served the throne for three years, though recently suspicions have fall on him due to some peasants speaking of him using witchcraft on the fields of battle.
Hayate's grandfather was working on a simple use of magic, the twisting of the design of world, to create a new weapon. Due to the topic of heresy coming up. His grandfather was searched, and handed off his research to Hayate to hide it. Word was that Hayate's grandfather was killed despite no evidence being found, and Hayate continued to hold onto his research. He enlisted as a knight eventually, not resorting to his magic devices unless he was certain he had to, though recently his ability to survive situations that he should not be able to has been brought up and he has been slightly more wary of using it.
His trip to Jerusalem is both in part to avoid getting in combat again, and to show his faith in Christianity. He hopes the trip will drive suspicions away from him lest he meet the same fate as his family member.
( Sorry if it's not so great. I fail at history stuff like I said before. Wasn't exactly sure what to do. )
I would put my vote for the Jerusalem crusade in that case.
I'm horrible with actual history, but I love the idea of an escape scene to start the setting. Characters would have to work together to survive, but not be in as much danger as a battle of sorts.
As for what Jim said, it sounds like more others are willing to go with Jerusalem but I'd be willing to support a different starting setting if others didn't mind it either.
As for what Jim said, it sounds like more others are willing to go with Jerusalem but I'd be willing to support a different starting setting if others didn't mind it either.
An escape in a situation like that could definitely help develop characters personalities and relations at the beginning, and the interactions on how to take it back would be interesting I think. Seems a bit more of an action-y way to start off things than I'm used to, but I wouldn't mind it either!
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