MrBossMan
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SilverFlight
I've been doing good, thanks for asking, I finally got my own place and can now dedicate my free time to what I want to do. Which is currently writing.
As for my character Phillip Myers I can only see him playing a limited combat roll within the group. He's not a warrior or a soldier. He'd play more of a support role I think. As for his ability to kill demons or lesser gods I envision it kind of like the movie Ghost Rider with Nick Cage. Meaning, he needs to look into these characters eyes, and them him, in order to kill their soul.
Phillip also has a silver chain which he can grab, utter an incantation, and send out death in different forms to people. This wouldn't have immediate results, an enemy wouldn't instantly die. Instead it'd be like Phillip gave this monster an early stage of cancer, or a bum knee, or some disease.
I hope that makes sense and I can clarify if need be. In short though, Phillip won't fight, his task is simply to keep the heroes of the story alive and well, at great cost to his own being.
I've been doing good, thanks for asking, I finally got my own place and can now dedicate my free time to what I want to do. Which is currently writing.
As for my character Phillip Myers I can only see him playing a limited combat roll within the group. He's not a warrior or a soldier. He'd play more of a support role I think. As for his ability to kill demons or lesser gods I envision it kind of like the movie Ghost Rider with Nick Cage. Meaning, he needs to look into these characters eyes, and them him, in order to kill their soul.
Phillip also has a silver chain which he can grab, utter an incantation, and send out death in different forms to people. This wouldn't have immediate results, an enemy wouldn't instantly die. Instead it'd be like Phillip gave this monster an early stage of cancer, or a bum knee, or some disease.
I hope that makes sense and I can clarify if need be. In short though, Phillip won't fight, his task is simply to keep the heroes of the story alive and well, at great cost to his own being.