Tuujaimaa

Starless

Progress is being made! I've got a solid foundation for Dormeria's history and mythology, I'm about to complete her artifacts and powers, and all-in-all the ideas are coming together nicely!

Now I just have to work out how to make things that meet the incredible aesthetic standard of the thread. >_>

Starless

@Transience Of course not! In fact, given how my character ends up dicking them both over in the end, I feel like I'll be quite grateful for separate starting locations in the long run. :D

Starless

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Dammit, now I have to go rewrite that part about DefinitelyNotHorcruxesTM.

Starless

Basic description of my character, Dormeria: I know what you want, and I want you dead.

Starless

I thought the Bread Knights were supposed to be kept...

Wheatcret?

Starless

I'm hesitant to just free-flow all of the ideas in the OOC because a lot of it is very much in the conceptual stage, where we're still working out concepts and trying to solidify the themes! I consider myself to be a fairly polished sort of person, and I don't like displaying all of the mind-mess that accompanies the initial conception of these sorts of ideas. ^^;;

Starless

Consider this a proclamation of my interest.

And I see y'all in the Characters tab, taking M:tG planeswalkers. I see you Sorin, I see you Sarkhan!

[Tuuj vs Innue] Kiyo vs Shio - Battle for the Island

Kiyo observed Shio’s positioning and her immediate retreat from the Nightfall shadow that had begun to move towards the Ohitsuji, and responded by immediately following an identical arc with her own Mythrael. Kiyo’s skillset tended more towards the nature of controlling zones, and the nature of Shio’s defensive magic, which relied on zones of control, as well as the Ohitsuji’s innate zone control due to being of the Psychic, Earth, and Light-types, would largely render this battle as being one of positioning.

Her own Mythrael being affected by Dark Pact meant that the Natrelmon in the battle were, oddly, the least preferable of the available targets to both of the humans due to their innate ability to resist damage or recover from it, and Mythrael’s Dark-type did not give it a particular advantage in its ability to assassinate due to the potency of the Light-type that Ohitsuji possessed. It made sense that Kiyo would attempt to target Shio, despite her defensive magic, as her ability to defend against the sustained nature of her cryomantic assault would reduce her options to the point that a killing blow could be threatened, ending the battle in a surrender.

Kiyo’s first move was to cast a Blizzard, 12 feet in radius, directly in the centre of the upper-right (from Kiyo’s perspective) quadrant of the arena, aligning with the circular edge at the centre of the wedge of the arena. The available spots not free of the Blizzard would be limiting, and Shio would likely endeavour to not be caught within the area at all, as she full-well knew the consequences of being trapped within a powerful Cryomancer’s Blizzard. Kiyo and Mythrael would both wait for Shio’s reaction to the Blizzard, hopefully eliciting a response other than just movement, before taking any further actions other than commanding the Nightfall shadow to move at a path to cut off any escape to the right side of the Arena without contending with the shadow – an unwise proposition, given that Shio knew the power a Nightfall shadow held.

[Tuuj vs Innue] Kiyo vs Shio - Battle for the Island

"This island belongs to the Reijin, Shio." Kiyo stated. She was not going to give up the island without a fight.

Kiyo was stood ten feet away from the northern edge of the arena, her undead Mythrael another ten feet in front of her. Thanks to her prowess in Cryomancy and Nyxomancy, the dragon's Adaptive Lexicon had bestowed upon it the Ice-type and the Dark-type in addition to its inborn Dragon-type and Wind-type, and though it was a creature of spirit it seemed to be oddly content with its place, not under the command of a Necromancer like one would typically expect.

Neither Kiyo nor her Mythrael elected to make the initial move of the battle, instead preferring to wait for Shio to move. Kiyo was well aware of Shio's choice of magic and her style of combat, and knew that waiting too long to attack would result in her being highly unlikely to secure victory - but for now, it was better to wait. Mythrael's Nightfall shadow was another ten feet in front of the Natrelmon, and was advancing towards Shio's Ohitsuji at a rate of ten feet per second.

[Tuuj vs Innue] Kiyo vs Shio - Battle for the Island

Kiyo with Mythrael (Level 40)

Spell Schools:
- Cryomancy, Rank VII
- Necromancy, Rank V
- Nyxomancy, Rank V
- Blood Magic, Rank V