Username: Ploxerdon
Class Name: Lancer
True Name: Achilles
Age: 31
Gender: Male
Master: He prefers a master who goes straight into battle with him, no trickery.
Abilities: Noble Phantasm: Achilles Heel
He is immune to damage and pain against all parts of his body, besides his Achilles Heel. This gives him close to immunity to all types of damage besides those who attack his heel directly.
He is skilled with his spear and shield in battle, able to use both as a weapon.
Appearance:
He also wears a shield in one of his hands, and the generic spartan helmet.
"He who wins the battle is the righteous one!"
Personality: He is young, proud, and likes to fight fair. He lives for the battle. He follows his emotions during decision making.
He is aware that he is mortal, so he tries to end his fight as soon as possible, going in for the kill when he can. He really tends to hate those who he fights, while he really cares for those who are his allies.
Short Biography: In Greek mythology, Achilles was the greatest hero of the Trojan War and the central character of Homer's epic poem Iliad. Although completely reliable evidence is absent, most scholars date the Trojan War to the 12th or 13th century before Christ, and Homer's epic to the 7th or 8th century B.C. Achilles is also mentioned in fragments of other ancient poems, but it is uncertain if he was a real guy or merely a symbolic depiction of heroic ideals. The story goes that Achilles was the son of the sea-nymph Thetis and the mortal Peleus, king of the Myrmidons in Thessaly. Achilles joined the Greek armies at Troy and became famous for his prowess on the battlefield. Homer's Iliad spotlights the uncommon wrath of Achilles, first toward the Greek king Agamemnon, then toward Hector of Troy. A later addition is the familiar tale of Achilles' heel: Thetis tried to make her young son immortal by dipping him in the river Styx, but where she held his heel remained dry and became the vulnerable spot where Achilles ultimately received his death-wound (at the hands of Hector's brother, Paris, who had help from the god Apollo).
Borrowed this from the internet, why write something that already exists?
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