Yayyy I got both Karras sisters finished!
Either Twerky or one of the Lyffes next. We'll see.
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@Ayreria
Speaking of NPCs are the three FR couriers involved in this AU?
Edgar Thomason's dayjob is a mailman. He knows his way around the entire town and everyone in town knows him. He also is a licensed substitute teacher, though most people think he's more suited for handing children than people at the prep school since he's such a perky, friendly guy.
Pearl Diamont is the local fashionista who owns a store where she works as both a jeweler and a tailor. She's money-minded and is very businesslike, but she likes children and regrets not having any (she's currently looking). She's friends with the younger Lightweaver, who works part-time at the shop. Glitters somewhat idolizes her and named her bird after her (so sad Pearl's fashion sense didn't rub off on her). She's basically Rarity from MLP
"Spitfire" is another underworld contact. He used to participate in illegal dogfighting and mercenary work, but nowadays he's been working as a weapons dealer/smuggler. He doesn't recommend people to join dogfighting since, most of the time, the games are rigged. But if he can't convince people not to enter, he gives them tips to help them out. He becomes very upset whenever he finds a person of youth in the darkside of town and tends to follow them incase they get jumped, especially at night. Nobody has caught him yet, but he's pretty sure somebody is going to get the wrong idea if he does.
Edgar Thomason's dayjob is a mailman. He knows his way around the entire town and everyone in town knows him. He also is a licensed substitute teacher, though most people think he's more suited for handing children than people at the prep school since he's such a perky, friendly guy.
Pearl Diamont is the local fashionista who owns a store where she works as both a jeweler and a tailor. She's money-minded and is very businesslike, but she likes children and regrets not having any (she's currently looking). She's friends with the younger Lightweaver, who works part-time at the shop. Glitters somewhat idolizes her and named her bird after her (so sad Pearl's fashion sense didn't rub off on her). She's basically Rarity from MLP
"Spitfire" is another underworld contact. He used to participate in illegal dogfighting and mercenary work, but nowadays he's been working as a weapons dealer/smuggler. He doesn't recommend people to join dogfighting since, most of the time, the games are rigged. But if he can't convince people not to enter, he gives them tips to help them out. He becomes very upset whenever he finds a person of youth in the darkside of town and tends to follow them incase they get jumped, especially at night. Nobody has caught him yet, but he's pretty sure somebody is going to get the wrong idea if he does.
A little on Icedude:
His great grandmother was a member of an Inuit, while his great grandfather was a Scandinavian explorer. Another great grandmother was Russian, and great grandfather Mongolian. He's just a mix of a ton of peoples, all from the far north, but primarily Swedish.
Icewarden really dislikes both Flamecaller and Stormcatcher. He doesn't approve of their constant competitiveness and YELLING. In fact, Icewarden seems to get annoyed by most other people, but particularly Flamecaller and Stormcatcher; he thinks they're too ambitious and meddle too much in other people's affairs.
Icewarden is, as mentioned before, sentimental. He likes reminiscing, but not with others; he'd prefer to keep to himself. He's a very personal, sensitive guy. Your stereotypical tsundere.
His great grandmother was a member of an Inuit, while his great grandfather was a Scandinavian explorer. Another great grandmother was Russian, and great grandfather Mongolian. He's just a mix of a ton of peoples, all from the far north, but primarily Swedish.
Icewarden really dislikes both Flamecaller and Stormcatcher. He doesn't approve of their constant competitiveness and YELLING. In fact, Icewarden seems to get annoyed by most other people, but particularly Flamecaller and Stormcatcher; he thinks they're too ambitious and meddle too much in other people's affairs.
Icewarden is, as mentioned before, sentimental. He likes reminiscing, but not with others; he'd prefer to keep to himself. He's a very personal, sensitive guy. Your stereotypical tsundere.
@Sugarfrost
Regarding an earlier thing on Mather not being able to swim, consider this: Muscle is much denser than fat. So, a very muscular person like the Flamecaller would sink very easily.
Just, you know. Stuff.
@Sugarfrost
Regarding an earlier thing on Mather not being able to swim, consider this: Muscle is much denser than fat. So, a very muscular person like the Flamecaller would sink very easily.
Just, you know. Stuff.
Hello, yes , I have slept.
Alright! So I'm throwing a thing in where maybe, just maybe, the deities thought ahead enough that their human forms would need things to help them, maybe help jog their memory or to protect them. So Adelbert (being just one guy) was given some small, handheld things (they measured his hand for practicality) for him to give to their future selves. They're all bound to their counterparts and, if ever lost, will return to their possession later.
[b]Windsinger[/b] gave him a kite. Not one of those flying kites no. It was a miniature, but very accurate replica of the Cloudsong. It includes every platform ever made attached to it, everything inside it, and even tiny little origami figurines. Despite being made of basically just bamboo and paper, it cannot break. Eyes tend to draw themselves towards it if it's in the room. Basically it's only use is to jog his memory (and break the concentration of anybody who's in the same room as it). Plus, it's super cool; it's shaped like himself!
The official name is the [b]Skysong Replica[/b].
[b]Tidelord[/b] gave him a stone bowl. It's noticeably not an actual bowl and more of a broken off part of a fountain basin. If Tidey fills it with seawater, he can actually, you know, [i]make the whole gift of prophecy useful[/i]. He can actually direct his visions with it (though he can't pinpoint an exact moment). It looks like the one being used in the Scrying Workshop, if anyone would like to know (but smaller).
The official name is the [b]Oracle's Basin[/b].
[b]Flamecaller[/b] gave him five bars of Draconic Platinum. What makes it different from regular platinum? It's stronger, more resistant to fire (but she can take it!), and look at it.
[item=platinum ore][i]
It's rainbow colored.[/i]
The official name is [b]Draconic Platinum[/b].
[b]Earthshaker[/b] gave him a chunk of the Pillar since it's important to remember your roots. It's about the size of a human fist and it floats by itself. It's actually one of the more useful things to be used against the Shade since it actually dispels and wards off things made by it and literally burns the flesh of those who have been replaced. With Earthshaker's powers, he can use it like a flying weapon he can shape.
The official name is the [b]Pillar Relic[/b].
[b]Stormcatcher[/b] gave him a pen. Really. Except it's a Swiss Army Pen, where it has a bunch of chips on the barrel that can change it's function. It has, among many others, a laser light, a welding torch, screwdrivers, bottle openers, knifes, pins, etc. More notably, it has a device built into it that resembles a flashdrive. It contains the essential parts of the Lightning Flight database on it. The problem is that it fits on no known computer in the world, so Bossman is going to have to actually make a computer to use it. And yes, it does infact have a pen function. The ink is turquoise. And it's conductive.
The official name is the [b]Populous Equipment Neutralizer[/b].
[b]Lightweaver[/b] gave him a gold scrollcase with the Draconic engraving "We are the beacon that shines for our world." By reading the engraving, it refreshes her memory of Common Draconic, so she's the first person of the deities to relearn it. Inside the scroll case, there is no scroll. Instead there is actually a severed angler from the Lightweaver's own form. By opening the case, it sends out a constant beam of light that doesn't go out and it's kinda like a flash light. If shaken before opening, it actually sends out a [i]laser[/i]. If she fills it with glitter, it can function as a glitter cannon, but please, please, [i]please[/i] don't tell her about that function.
The official name is the [b]Illuminator[/b].
[b]Shadowbinder [/b]gave him a chess set. The board looks like any other, though the colors are a pale grey and a dark purple. The pieces are onyx and marble. But the pieces are shaped like dragons.
Of the onxy pieces: pawns are Nocturne, rooks are Guardians, knights are Wildclaw, bishops are Fae, the queen is a Skydancer, and the king is a Coatl.
Of the marble pieces: pawns are Mirror, rooks are Snappers, knights are Ridgebacks, bishops are Tundra, the queen is a Pearlcatcher, and the king is an Imperial.
By themselves, they are ordinary. But if Shady pulses a piece with shadow magic, then the piece will grow into larger version of the piece made of the same, solidified, glassy material Shady can produce. The enchanted pieces will be far smaller than their real draconic counter parts. The size of a Mirror, for example, will be similar to a draft horse. They will grow smaller and weaker in the light and eventually fade return to their figurine form if it has lost 75% of it's body mass this way. If they are killed, then it will return to it's figurine form and reappear on Shady's game-board. She doesn't have to carry around the board to keep it on her; if she encounters any ordinary chess board, she can flip it over to change it into a version of her's. The mechanics of each piece changes depending on the board, but the original board is the standard version.
The official name is the [b]Shadow Board[/b].
[b]Icewarden[/b] gave him a glass jar filled with small beads the size of peas. They are all actually the eggs of Frostbite Hummingbirds. They aren't actual birds and can fly long distances without needing any form of sustenance, but they will eventually melt if they stay in warm temperatures for too long. The jar is always cold and any that stay in the jar will not melt. They act as messengers and can write words using frost and can carry physical parchment with ease. The jar actually refills itself if it loses more than half of the eggs inside.
The official name is the [b]Frostbite Nest[/b].
[b]Gladekeeper[/b] gave him a seed a bit larger than a walnut. Turns out, it's a Behemoth seed that will grow into the very tree in the Viridian Labyrinth. Gladey eventually grows it in the center of her garden (nobody knew what it was at the time). It grows to about oaktree-size in a few days, slow it's growing speed to something more normal, becomes sentient, and attacks anyone who threatens her, her property, or itself near it using nature magic. It can also move around, but it would rather not do that. Talks too. Think Ents.
The official name is [b]Behemoth Jr[/b]. (or just Behemoth)
[b]Plaguebringer[/b] forgot about the whole handheld thing and gave him a sword made from her own tooth. The sword really huge (like something you would give to a videogame character), is tinged yellow, and is in a sheath made of real dragon leather. If the sword is unsheathed and is left out for too long, it will start producing a foul, toxic, red mist and ooze the same green acidic stuff that Plague can make. Pretty much only Plague can handle it without killing themselves and she can hold it because she actually draws strength from weakness. (The less HP she has, the stronger she gets!)
The official name is the [b]Sword of Pestilence[/b].
[b]Arcanist[/b] actually gave Adelbert a gift of a satchel of holding/Hammerspace along with the usual gift. The satchel is made of an unknown, exotic material that seems to change color everything he looks at it (but it's usually either dusty rose or lavender). That's a lot of stuff he's going to be taking, so Archie thought it was a good idea to give him a gift to make his job easier and as a thank-you for taking on the huge task. And as a gift to himself, a Companion Comet. It floats around him, rams itself into enemies, glows pink, and acts kinda like an energetic puppy. Oh, it can also detonate itself like a bomb, but it'll just reappear by Archie's side later. Grandpappy eventually gave Archie the satchel too.
The official name of the bag is the [b]Space Satchel[/b]. Inside is referred to as Satchelspace.
The official name for the item is still the [b]Companion Comet[/b].
Alright! So I'm throwing a thing in where maybe, just maybe, the deities thought ahead enough that their human forms would need things to help them, maybe help jog their memory or to protect them. So Adelbert (being just one guy) was given some small, handheld things (they measured his hand for practicality) for him to give to their future selves. They're all bound to their counterparts and, if ever lost, will return to their possession later.
Windsinger gave him a kite. Not one of those flying kites no. It was a miniature, but very accurate replica of the Cloudsong. It includes every platform ever made attached to it, everything inside it, and even tiny little origami figurines. Despite being made of basically just bamboo and paper, it cannot break. Eyes tend to draw themselves towards it if it's in the room. Basically it's only use is to jog his memory (and break the concentration of anybody who's in the same room as it). Plus, it's super cool; it's shaped like himself!
The official name is the Skysong Replica.
Tidelord gave him a stone bowl. It's noticeably not an actual bowl and more of a broken off part of a fountain basin. If Tidey fills it with seawater, he can actually, you know, make the whole gift of prophecy useful. He can actually direct his visions with it (though he can't pinpoint an exact moment). It looks like the one being used in the Scrying Workshop, if anyone would like to know (but smaller).
The official name is the Oracle's Basin.
Flamecaller gave him five bars of Draconic Platinum. What makes it different from regular platinum? It's stronger, more resistant to fire (but she can take it!), and look at it.
Platinum Ore
Minerals & Ores
For when gold just isn't good enough, or for when you sell a lot of albums.
1000
It's rainbow colored.
The official name is Draconic Platinum.
Earthshaker gave him a chunk of the Pillar since it's important to remember your roots. It's about the size of a human fist and it floats by itself. It's actually one of the more useful things to be used against the Shade since it actually dispels and wards off things made by it and literally burns the flesh of those who have been replaced. With Earthshaker's powers, he can use it like a flying weapon he can shape.
The official name is the Pillar Relic.
Stormcatcher gave him a pen. Really. Except it's a Swiss Army Pen, where it has a bunch of chips on the barrel that can change it's function. It has, among many others, a laser light, a welding torch, screwdrivers, bottle openers, knifes, pins, etc. More notably, it has a device built into it that resembles a flashdrive. It contains the essential parts of the Lightning Flight database on it. The problem is that it fits on no known computer in the world, so Bossman is going to have to actually make a computer to use it. And yes, it does infact have a pen function. The ink is turquoise. And it's conductive.
The official name is the Populous Equipment Neutralizer.
Lightweaver gave him a gold scrollcase with the Draconic engraving "We are the beacon that shines for our world." By reading the engraving, it refreshes her memory of Common Draconic, so she's the first person of the deities to relearn it. Inside the scroll case, there is no scroll. Instead there is actually a severed angler from the Lightweaver's own form. By opening the case, it sends out a constant beam of light that doesn't go out and it's kinda like a flash light. If shaken before opening, it actually sends out a laser. If she fills it with glitter, it can function as a glitter cannon, but please, please, please don't tell her about that function.
The official name is the Illuminator.
Shadowbinder gave him a chess set. The board looks like any other, though the colors are a pale grey and a dark purple. The pieces are onyx and marble. But the pieces are shaped like dragons.
Of the onxy pieces: pawns are Nocturne, rooks are Guardians, knights are Wildclaw, bishops are Fae, the queen is a Skydancer, and the king is a Coatl.
Of the marble pieces: pawns are Mirror, rooks are Snappers, knights are Ridgebacks, bishops are Tundra, the queen is a Pearlcatcher, and the king is an Imperial.
By themselves, they are ordinary. But if Shady pulses a piece with shadow magic, then the piece will grow into larger version of the piece made of the same, solidified, glassy material Shady can produce. The enchanted pieces will be far smaller than their real draconic counter parts. The size of a Mirror, for example, will be similar to a draft horse. They will grow smaller and weaker in the light and eventually fade return to their figurine form if it has lost 75% of it's body mass this way. If they are killed, then it will return to it's figurine form and reappear on Shady's game-board. She doesn't have to carry around the board to keep it on her; if she encounters any ordinary chess board, she can flip it over to change it into a version of her's. The mechanics of each piece changes depending on the board, but the original board is the standard version.
The official name is the Shadow Board.
Icewarden gave him a glass jar filled with small beads the size of peas. They are all actually the eggs of Frostbite Hummingbirds. They aren't actual birds and can fly long distances without needing any form of sustenance, but they will eventually melt if they stay in warm temperatures for too long. The jar is always cold and any that stay in the jar will not melt. They act as messengers and can write words using frost and can carry physical parchment with ease. The jar actually refills itself if it loses more than half of the eggs inside.
The official name is the Frostbite Nest.
Gladekeeper gave him a seed a bit larger than a walnut. Turns out, it's a Behemoth seed that will grow into the very tree in the Viridian Labyrinth. Gladey eventually grows it in the center of her garden (nobody knew what it was at the time). It grows to about oaktree-size in a few days, slow it's growing speed to something more normal, becomes sentient, and attacks anyone who threatens her, her property, or itself near it using nature magic. It can also move around, but it would rather not do that. Talks too. Think Ents.
The official name is Behemoth Jr. (or just Behemoth)
Plaguebringer forgot about the whole handheld thing and gave him a sword made from her own tooth. The sword really huge (like something you would give to a videogame character), is tinged yellow, and is in a sheath made of real dragon leather. If the sword is unsheathed and is left out for too long, it will start producing a foul, toxic, red mist and ooze the same green acidic stuff that Plague can make. Pretty much only Plague can handle it without killing themselves and she can hold it because she actually draws strength from weakness. (The less HP she has, the stronger she gets!)
The official name is the Sword of Pestilence.
Arcanist actually gave Adelbert a gift of a satchel of holding/Hammerspace along with the usual gift. The satchel is made of an unknown, exotic material that seems to change color everything he looks at it (but it's usually either dusty rose or lavender). That's a lot of stuff he's going to be taking, so Archie thought it was a good idea to give him a gift to make his job easier and as a thank-you for taking on the huge task. And as a gift to himself, a Companion Comet. It floats around him, rams itself into enemies, glows pink, and acts kinda like an energetic puppy. Oh, it can also detonate itself like a bomb, but it'll just reappear by Archie's side later. Grandpappy eventually gave Archie the satchel too.
The official name of the bag is the Space Satchel. Inside is referred to as Satchelspace.
The official name for the item is still the Companion Comet.
I absolutely agree with Tsundere Fluffwarden. He's a Type A.
I envision Lightweaver to be a Type B Tsundere, where she's really nice all the time but she becomes all defensive and flustered when it comes to Stormcatcher.
@PhoenixWarlord
"COME BACK HERE SO I CAN PUNCH YOU"
"NEVAAAAAR" -crosses Pacific-
I absolutely agree with Tsundere Fluffwarden. He's a Type A.
I envision Lightweaver to be a Type B Tsundere, where she's really nice all the time but she becomes all defensive and flustered when it comes to Stormcatcher.
@PhoenixWarlord
"COME BACK HERE SO I CAN PUNCH YOU"
"NEVAAAAAR" -crosses Pacific-
Aaaaand I finished the little sprites.
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Don't ask me why Plague has green eyeshadow. I thought she'd look good in it.
[s]dammit I forgot about the freckles oh well i'll fix it later[/s]
@Ayreria
*screams with joy at the sight of teeny cute sprites*
Now I finally have official visual material to reference. Thank based ayreri.
@Steex
If you get around to drawing Plaguebringer, don't forget about her freckles like I did. I may have said I'll fix it later, but we all know that just means I won't.
@Steex
If you get around to drawing Plaguebringer, don't forget about her freckles like I did. I may have said I'll fix it later, but we all know that just means I won't.
