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Current Username: LordofthePandas
Stars: 35
Rank: Tavern Keep
Character:
-Character Description-
Name: Adsurgo Coma
Age: Ageless. (Cliché? Yeeeeup. Sorry.)
Gender:
Genderless. And this results from, as you so eloquently put it, not
having the proper “tools” to classify one or the other. Appearance is
generally male, though.
Race: Evence (Avatar of Sorrow)
Evence- an overview
Evence
are humanoid creatures, appearing as a normal human with the exception
of their sharp, slanting foreheads and lack of eyebrows. Their eyes
glow a luminous viridian color, except in special circumstances
(described in detail later). Evence society and culture is very
different than humans, and as such Evence frequently make social
blunders that humans would think highly rude.
Evence- a history.
Evence
were created, so the legend says, by the God Abobwyn, who was a just
and righteous God. Abobwyn formed The universe from his tears, however
he wept tears of joy rather then tears of sorrow. As the droplets fell,
they formed the universe, and as they splashed into pieces, each of
these pieces became the mystic stars. As he saw his work, Abobwyn
laughed, a laugh from the just and pure soul, and upon the planet of
purity, Earth, sprang abundant life and water. When Abobwyn completed
his work, he took the guise of an Evence, and had many wondrous
adventures among his people. But that is a tale for another day.
Abobwyn
is the sole God among Evence, however before he departed the universe,
his gift to his people, whom he cherished most of all the universes
life, was the Avatars. Avatars were created as incarnations of an
emotion. Three of these Avatars were those of Abobwyn’s most cherished
feelings, his prize spawn of the universe. These were Compassion,
Glory, and Justice.
Subsection analysis: Compassion:
Compassion was brought into this world as a savior, that of a reminder
that kindness and trust will always outweigh that of sorrow and
selfishness. Compassion was endowed from Abobwyn with the gift of
shape-changing, and has taken the form of women, men, creatures, and
even soothing rain to spread compassion wherever it is needed. As a
result, Compassion’s true form is not known- only that it is present,
and it is good.
Subsection analysis: Glory: Glory was
brought into the world as a crusader, that of a reminder that no war
shall be fought without that of glorious reasoning, as well as glorious
deeds. Glory was endowed from Abobwyn with the gift of vitality, and it
is said that Glory’s touch may revive an old Evence and make him as
though he were young once more, to rise and fight and die as a true
Evence. Glory appears wreathed in burning, white flames, and is a
strong, muscular Evence. He hefts a mighty war axe in only one hand,
and is said to charge into battle accompanied by unearthly trumpet
music. Attired all in white, Glory’s form is inspiration at its finest.
Subsection Analysis: Justice.
Justice was brought into this world as a judge, that of a reminder that
law must be preserved, as well as punishment rendered. Justice was
endowed from Abobwyn with the gift of wrath, and his is a fearsome
power indeed. Justice appears cloaked in white armor, as a mythical
white knight, but within the hooded visor is no face, nor any corporeal
form at all, within his spectral armor. He speaks but rarely, but when
he speaks it is said to be the most terrifying and resolute of all the
sounds in The universe.
Abobwyn, in his wisdom, knew that merely creating the righteous avatars
would lead his Evence into complacency, and softness. His final two
avatars were terrible beings, created as a trial for his people. They
were known as Fear and Sorrow.
Subsection Analysis: Fear:
Fear was brought into this world as an abomination, that of a reminder
that darkness is ever-present. Fear was endowed from Abobwyn with the
gift of horror, and as Joseph Conrad reminds us, it is a terrifying
power indeed. Fear appears as a horrible, slithering, bloated beast
nine feet long and with five, atrocious heads, each twisted and
deformed, not all Evence. He appears to cowards often, and is said to
be the most horrible sight in all The universe.
And so the
Avatars were released upon The universe. As the years flowed forth like
the tides, tales and legends circled of their exploits, until one day
it was said that they just…disappeared.
Or did they?
Evence as a culture.
Evence
base their lives about the concept of right and wrong. To them, Evence
are either black or white, with no room for shades of gray of any sort.
Any Evence convicted of a crime is “black” and put into prison, or
exiled. Judgment, however, is very well thought out and complicated,
ensuring that Justice is done, lest the mighty avatar pay them a visit
(so the tale goes). Social graces are not held in particularly high
importance- although they do not strive to be rude, they do not make a
habit of observing the particular customs of any other race.
Evence are a passionate people. They embrace emotion in its prime, living to the fullest of life.
-Character Appearance:
Physical Description:
Adsurgo Coma is the name it took for itself. The Avatar of Sorrow has
existed ever since Abobwyn existed, filled with the regrets of an
entire race. For the sake of simplicity, we shall call it him, although
the Avatars are genderless.
Adsurgo is attired in a floor
length, somber, gray robe. It drapes about the floor like an evening
gown, although through the years Adsurgo may move about in it without
tripping on it, at least during normal conditions. It has a hood
draping from the back, although Adsurgo prefers not to wear it at all.
The robe would be unremarkable, were it not for what has become the
symbol of the Avatar of Sorrow- the eyes.
Five eyes adorn the
robe of melancholy. It is said they were once Abobwyn’s eyes, and that
every time he cut one it grew back, until the fifth, when it did not.
Abobwyn, perplexed, did not wish to risk his other eye, leaving Adsurgo
with five. Abobwyn has been one-eyed ever since. The eyes, though
larger then human eyes, are real, and blink and move about the
robe like animate objects, sliding about in a decidedly unsettling way
that, it is said, even Fear envied. The eyes most remarkable quality,
however, will be described later, in the section of magic.
Adsurgo’s
skin is cadaverous, pale and, well, sorrowful. The skin is stretched
tight about his face, and his forehead has the characteristic Evence
slant. He is only five foot seven inches tall, and his robe is baggy
enough that his severely undernourished frame is hardly visible at all.
Personality:
A personification of woe, Adsurgo is misery. He does not brood- he was
not created to brood. By the same token, he is the counterbalance to
the enthusiastic. If a plan is presented, he will pick it apart and
analyze every flaw until it sounds unusable. At the end of every
battle, he will query the dead and present to whomever he comes across.
Existing only to make others Sorrowful, he is not a charming dinner
companion. Although capable of being abrasive and sarcastic, he does so
rarely. Being happy is, quite literally, impossible for the Avatar of
Sorrow. In battle, his desire for the sorrow of others often leads to
an almost sadistic glee of cat and mouse, particularly with weaker
creatures.
Character Powers:
Weaponry and all related categories: None.
Techniques: Partial Blood Mastery
Adsurgo has a limited amount of control over his own blood- he may
force it to clot, for example, to prevent bleeding, although the wound
will still hurt as normal.
Class: Avatar of Sorrow
Magical Techniques:
Sorrowful promises:
An aura of misery seeps out from Adsurgo’s cloak, taking the from of a
pungent mist. All living creatures who inhale this mist are stricken
with thoughts of worthlessness and depression, rendering them unable to
perform tasks as efficiently. While they are not physically damaging,
they are potent mentally.
Resurrection of the Spirit: The first of many “blood techs” that Adsurgo possesses’. This particular one is his most useful.
Subsection analysis: Blood Tech:
Blood Tech is the name given to Adsurgo’s skill with the most prominent
of his many terrible abilities. The five eyes adorned upon his cloak
rush together in a pentagram shape, and the five eyelids among them
open. And then the eyes begin to weep. They do not weep tears of water,
however, but of blood. And as the blood collects itself in scarlet
pools at the Avatar’s feet, they give themselves to his command.
Adsurgo may shape the blood into whatever he chooses, magically
directing it to take on any form he chooses. There is no set amount of
blood that can be created, although it must stop to replenish itself
over time.
Resurrection of the Spirit forms the blood into a
summoned blood elemental. Its appearance is malleable, and may look
like whatever Adsurgo chooses it to be. His favorite is a nine foot
tall being with disproportionately long arms and a great, gnashing
mouth.
Creation of the Spirit: Essentially, to save
space, let it be said that Adsurgo may create most anything within
reason from the blood, although it has limitations, of course.
Elemental Strength: Emotions and Blood.
Elemental Weaknesses: Psychic energy and Fire.
Character Story: He has amnesia and I won’t tell you any-*shot*
Adsurgo
Coma was created from the swirling void of Abobwyn’s mind and soul.
Along with his “brothers” in arms, he was created to serve Abobwyn’s
will through his mystic designs. The Avatar of Sorrow struck off from
his creator and comrades, and immediately begin to fulfill his charge.
His name soon became a household trick, to scare the smaller children.
Where he walked, Sorrow spread like a corrupted lake behind him,
dampening spirits and playing shocking tricks upon the innocent and
guilty.
Adsurgo has existed for countless ages, as a
personification. One day, however, Abobwyn had a new desire. He did not
like the Avatar of Sorrow, nor his closet Avatar, Fear. And so he
removed them from the world, to wreak havoc among a desolate continent,
with command of a special army.
The land was Cornett. The army was dubbed the black army.
Fear
and Sorrow soon infested Cornett like a cankering sore, driving the
inhabitants before them like rats fleeing a fire. The black army seemed
unstoppable. Until two figures in particular rose, demonstrating a
remarkable courage unseen in Evence or Myrian alike. As the black army
was routed, the people too rose and destroyed the army from within.
Yet Sorrow always has its own vindictiveness.
A
summoned blood elemental ambushed and killed one of the two heroes of
Myria, before Adsurgo was fairly dragged back to the depths of Earth by an angry
Abobwyn. Though he and Fear were spares harsh punishment, both were
forced into exile among the people of Earth. No longer immortal, they
continued to live forever, although the fact that they could now be
felled by weapon strokes was a grim reality. As the Avatars plotted,
Sorrow and Fear once more began their reign of conquest…
Fighting Style: True.