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The God-Emperor of Mankind
Sorry, but I can't really accept it, despite seeing that you put work into it.Spanner said:Name:
Sigmund Lífþrasir
Gender:
Male
Age:
Ancient. Although most of his memories are fuzzy, he is known to be alive since the first era.
Race:
Demonic Fire Dragon (Cursed)
Class:
Mage (Magic Fighter when using his armour)
Personality:
Generally appears as a distant individual with an ancient feel brought by his manners, favoring a nonchalant, almost apathetic, bearing.
In fact, the Dragon is a surprisingly carefree individual, to the point that he cares more about sightseeing than war.
Backstory:
Originally one of the Dark God's most trusted generals, supposed to carry the blood of a God in his veins, the being that came to be known as Sigmund in the future somehow abandoned from K'bundah's army for the sake of protecting the Elf Empire that was established during that Era.
It's unknown exactly why Sigmund changed his allegiance to the elfs and how he survived after betraying the Dark God but the result of the war was clear: The dragon got cursed by the one that he once pledged loyalty, losing his own Dragon form for the eternity and being reduced to a human vessel, unable to use his powers fully without killing himself in the process.
Since then, more than a thousand years got past and the Dragon marked his way all over the history of the humans, using his own limited powers to fight against the Dark God where he could, being known by a multitude of names while fighting alongside legendary figures that came to be regarded as heroes with the passage of time. His current position being that of a court magician from the Mankind Empire.
Appearance:
Weapons\Armor:
Kinslayer:
A staff made from the bones of a Dragon and covered by scales of hatchilings. This staff, originally used by one of the most vicious death magicians since the birth of the Empire of mankind, was the only way Sigmund found to amplify his own draconic essence, that is generally trapped inside the humanoid vessel that constrain him.
This staff is regarded as a taboo item for the Dragon race, making any of it's wielders be regarded as a enemy of the dragons as a whole.
Mjöðvitnir:
Sigmund's armour of choice, byproduct of centuries searching a cure for his curse. The armor has the special quality of temporarily returning his power to the one he had when as a dragon, with the price of damaging his body to the point of causing a coma if used for more than a few minutes.
Items:
Court Mage Badge:
He always has the badge that denotes his position with him, as it can easily make him enter into any of the areas controlled by the Human Empire.
Known Magic:
Arcane Magic:
Since his own magic was reduced by the curse, Sigmund started researching about the arcane as a way of supplementing his own physical weakness, achieving the level of a Grand Mage.
Fire Magic:
As a Dragon that once breathed fire as naturally as he would sneer, Sigmund main strength relies on his flames, that he can control to a point that would cause envy to any elemental mage.
Although his control is at an abnormal level, as a part of the curse he is unable to fully use his fire, having to resort to items that can boost his fire producing capacity.
Demonic Magic:
Previously used as a way of augmentating the destructive nature of his flames. Impossible to use in his actual human form.
Summoning Magic:
He has some knowledge in the field of summoning, as he can summon his own items.
Extra\Notes\Character Theme:
- As an effect of the curse, his body is fragile to the point that even a human kid could easily beat him if relying purely on strength.
- He is somehow obsessed with sweets, to the point that he can easily agree to make oaths for the sake of eating new flavours.
- There is a rumour at the capital that says that the court mage can't even lift his own books without the use of magic, that came from his pratic of making his books float in front of him when reading.
If you feel like straightening it up, here's a few things to know:
- Demons are an extension of the Dark God that their represent, or darkness in general. For them to betray their Lord would be nigh impossible, and such a Dark God would have to make their demons betray them. And that doesn't make much sense, unless it's some sort of plot to achieve greater power. Something that Tzeentch would do, for sure.
- A Demon would surely never bow his head down before Elves, or Humans alike. To Demons; Mortal races are like demons are to us. They see mortals with spite, hatred, contempt and disgust.
Although, that doesn't mean demons have to be evil. Just like I said; Demons view mortals just like mortals view demons. To us; they are all evil, corrupt and unclean beings. It's the same for them, and that doesn't mean each side is perfectly good, or perfectly evil.
[*]A court magician would surely never accepted a Demon as a servant. A court magician would fear such demon's corruptive powers, maniuplation, evil nature, darkness in their mind and the demon itself. A magician would most likely try to purge it, and kill it. Or banish it back to oblivion.
- However, a practitioner of the dark arts, or a worshipper of the Dark Gods would probably have demons by his side. At least weak ones, for sure.