Lord Synical
12-08-08, 06:20 PM
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"I am the flame everlasting; I am the Light in the enroaching darkness; I am salvation and you would be right to fear my coming."
Full Name: Lucien "Flameweaver" Senus-Lytharih
Race: Illarian Elf
Age: Unknown
Gender: Male
Hair Color: White
Eye Color: Crimson Irises; Golden Pupils
Skin Color: Caucasian
Height/Weight: 7'4", 150 Kilograms (6'7" - 7'6" (90 - 160 Kilograms), only variable BEFORE and AFTER battle. Never whilst engaged in conflict)
Language: Eletharii, Illarian, Draconian, Terran, Common
Occupation: Crown-Prince of The Eletharii Imperium, Elemental Blademaster
Weapon:
Phoenix Tail; The Battlespear once possessed by High Emperor Daen Lytharih, Lucien's oath-sworn brother, it is now one of his more formidable weapons. Imbued with the spirit of a powerful sorceress now long dead, Phoenix Tail is a weapon even when not wielded by its master. A crimson-painted shaft of enchanted wood taken from a tree in the Age of Wonders; the Eletharii steel spearhead magically connected to the two meter shaft itself sits at a comfortable thirty-five centimetres, a golden tassel decorating the adorned weapon and making stark contrast to the red of the main body. A smaller, sharp spire of steel lies at the butt of the weapon, a hidden thorn with which to end the careless enemy swiftly; Phoenix Tail is best used when Lucien is at the ideal height of 7'1", too long to be effective at a shorter standing.
Silthrim; The Longsword used by Illarian Kings since they were bestowed with the gift of immortality and the charge of the Well of the Endtime, Silthrim is connected to Lucien as his birth right. An inheritance from his deceased father, the Longsword is what many would call light given form. In the hands of another, the sword would simply be a pretty prize of glittering crystals, but in the hands of Lucien it almost comes to life. With a hand and a half hilt ideal for one or two-handed combat and a gem inset to the butt and stored with a small amount of excess energy, Silthrim is a versatile weapon to say the least. The blade itself is made out of finely crafted Illarian crystal, imbued with the blood of royal family and blessed by unfiltered light. When in combat, the sword shines faintly from within; as if Lucien is in fact using IT as a means to channel his power; perhaps some sort of amplification.
The Phoenix Aegis; The Shield of Elven Kings and the partner of Silthrim, The Phoenix Aegis has a strong, if not unbreakable immunity to fire and light magic, purely because it was designed to use both as a power source. When not used in conjunction to Silthrim, The Phoenix Aegis could quite easily be viewed as little more than another shield, broken by any form of magic and shattered as easily as if it were a wooden buckler. When used with Silthrim, however, the shield has a hidden surprise for anyone foolish enough to use Fire or Light (Pyromancy especially) against it. The rubies inlaid with magical precision to the surface of the shield form an unbroken phoenix emblem, tribal and jagged in appearance but no less effective. The formation is a warning and enchantment as opposed to simple fancy adornment. Gems, known for their ability to absorb and store magic when adjusted for such, act as a suitable 'trap' for about half the total energy of the fire and light spell elements cast against it, the rest must be blocked or Lucien risks damage to himself. The rubies store and prepare the magic thrown against the shield and when channelled through by Lucien, throw back the enemy's spell with half the power it initially had, though if the Elf sacrifices his own energy to increase the output, the spell can be more damaging. A weakness of the feature is the tendency for overload. Too much magic at one time can 'short out' the gems and render them useless for days. To counter this, Lucien can redirect the flows of magic through his body and into Silthrim, the crystal of the blade acting as a rather large emergency storage device for excess amounts of magic. However, even the Blade has its limits and on occasion Lucien may be forced to simply expel the added energy in the form of an uncontrolled fire nova around him. This does damage to ANYONE in his vicinity, allies and enemies alike. Radius of Damage from Expulsion of Energy: 5 feet.
Armour: Lucien's armour consists of elaborate plates of enchanted Eletharii steel, inlaid with Aelythan Diamonds and ornate silver patterning. Designed as proper platemail, the steel plates themselves cover a mesh of mail rings worn over leather padding and silken smallclothes below to protect from blisters and chafing. The gems in the armour operate as emergancy energy packs, giving off a bright shine when filled to capacity, as they are by Lucien's attendants before each battle. The armour itself is designed more for protection than anything, and as such the gems are relatively small but numerous. Not designed for anything less than an emergancy, instantaneous surge of revitalizing energy; they're a final resort for when the Crown-Prince expends the last of his own energies. Though not able to restore him to anywhere near his full capacity, the total energy contained within the precious stones amounts to roughly thirty percent of Lucien's total power; Enough to give him a fighting chance, if nothing else.
Skills/Items: Pyromancy/Lightbending.
Lucien uses a heavily magical approach to combat. Though noted as a renowned Blademaster, the Prince's true power lies in his ability to channel fire and light to astounding degrees, in ways most people view unorthodox. Where many go for complex spells that leave their opponents baffled and confused, Lucien uses a more brute force approach to life; taking the simplest spells and mastering them to devastating effect. Usually, it's merely standard, minor to moderate levels of Pyromancy and Light magic, but there are some incantation-required spells that the Crown-Prince holds in his arsenal. As a side note, Lucien's Fire Magic is not simply the creation of flames and consequent harnessing of such against his foes. The Elf's fire appears with a white hue, tinted with red within. Soulfire, would be another word; magic produced with energy from his spirit itself as opposed to simple mana. It acts as a deterrance to other Fire mages counter-manipulating his spells, as the flames are made up of his essence more or less.
Meteor; Rather self-explanatory, Lucien summons approximately twenty percent of his total energy and directs it into a ball of superheated, condensed flames approximately the size of a large wrecking ball. The damage induced by meteor is not only physical, but the shockwave/heatwave follows impact has an area of damage. It takes two turns to successfully cast. Area of Effect: 6 feet.
Lightphase; An unorthodox spell, and one that drains five percent of his total energy each time it is cast; Lightphase is an instant cast move that more or less point-to-point teleports Lucien during a battle. The reality is that his body matter is dispersed and reconstructed at a pre-set location. During this move he has no physical form and is unable to do anything to defend against magical attacks; the defence against such being the sheer speed of the ‘phasing’. Due to the nature of the spell and its operation, Lightphase is restricted to one use every two turns as repeated use would unbalance the mollecular buildup of Lucien's body and effectively destroy his physical form.
Phoenix Fire; Lucien’s strongest attack, the Crown-Prince summons approximately forty percent of his total energy and channels it into The Phoenix Aegis. The result is a wall of fire that erupts from the cluster of rubies sent into the shield. When cast, a ‘Phoenix’ leads the wall from the shield, adding a controlled sentience to the attack for its duration and allowing the Crown-Prince to remotely manipulate the flames for approximately seven seconds before the spell falls in upon itself and collapses entirely. This attack takes three turns to charge, during which Lucien is vulnerable to attack. Fire Wall: 13 feet high, 8 feet wide.
Strengths:
Pyromancy - Extreme
Swordsmanship - Advanced
Light Magic - Moderate
Weaknesses:
Frost Magic – Extreme
Dark Magic – Heavy
Air Magic – Moderate
Water Magic – Moderate
Earth Magic – Heavy
Fire Magic - Very Small
Light Magic - Small
Energy Consumption Rate
"I am the flame everlasting; I am the Light in the enroaching darkness; I am salvation and you would be right to fear my coming."
Full Name: Lucien "Flameweaver" Senus-Lytharih
Race: Illarian Elf
Age: Unknown
Gender: Male
Hair Color: White
Eye Color: Crimson Irises; Golden Pupils
Skin Color: Caucasian
Height/Weight: 7'4", 150 Kilograms (6'7" - 7'6" (90 - 160 Kilograms), only variable BEFORE and AFTER battle. Never whilst engaged in conflict)
Language: Eletharii, Illarian, Draconian, Terran, Common
Occupation: Crown-Prince of The Eletharii Imperium, Elemental Blademaster
Weapon:
Phoenix Tail; The Battlespear once possessed by High Emperor Daen Lytharih, Lucien's oath-sworn brother, it is now one of his more formidable weapons. Imbued with the spirit of a powerful sorceress now long dead, Phoenix Tail is a weapon even when not wielded by its master. A crimson-painted shaft of enchanted wood taken from a tree in the Age of Wonders; the Eletharii steel spearhead magically connected to the two meter shaft itself sits at a comfortable thirty-five centimetres, a golden tassel decorating the adorned weapon and making stark contrast to the red of the main body. A smaller, sharp spire of steel lies at the butt of the weapon, a hidden thorn with which to end the careless enemy swiftly; Phoenix Tail is best used when Lucien is at the ideal height of 7'1", too long to be effective at a shorter standing.
Silthrim; The Longsword used by Illarian Kings since they were bestowed with the gift of immortality and the charge of the Well of the Endtime, Silthrim is connected to Lucien as his birth right. An inheritance from his deceased father, the Longsword is what many would call light given form. In the hands of another, the sword would simply be a pretty prize of glittering crystals, but in the hands of Lucien it almost comes to life. With a hand and a half hilt ideal for one or two-handed combat and a gem inset to the butt and stored with a small amount of excess energy, Silthrim is a versatile weapon to say the least. The blade itself is made out of finely crafted Illarian crystal, imbued with the blood of royal family and blessed by unfiltered light. When in combat, the sword shines faintly from within; as if Lucien is in fact using IT as a means to channel his power; perhaps some sort of amplification.
The Phoenix Aegis; The Shield of Elven Kings and the partner of Silthrim, The Phoenix Aegis has a strong, if not unbreakable immunity to fire and light magic, purely because it was designed to use both as a power source. When not used in conjunction to Silthrim, The Phoenix Aegis could quite easily be viewed as little more than another shield, broken by any form of magic and shattered as easily as if it were a wooden buckler. When used with Silthrim, however, the shield has a hidden surprise for anyone foolish enough to use Fire or Light (Pyromancy especially) against it. The rubies inlaid with magical precision to the surface of the shield form an unbroken phoenix emblem, tribal and jagged in appearance but no less effective. The formation is a warning and enchantment as opposed to simple fancy adornment. Gems, known for their ability to absorb and store magic when adjusted for such, act as a suitable 'trap' for about half the total energy of the fire and light spell elements cast against it, the rest must be blocked or Lucien risks damage to himself. The rubies store and prepare the magic thrown against the shield and when channelled through by Lucien, throw back the enemy's spell with half the power it initially had, though if the Elf sacrifices his own energy to increase the output, the spell can be more damaging. A weakness of the feature is the tendency for overload. Too much magic at one time can 'short out' the gems and render them useless for days. To counter this, Lucien can redirect the flows of magic through his body and into Silthrim, the crystal of the blade acting as a rather large emergency storage device for excess amounts of magic. However, even the Blade has its limits and on occasion Lucien may be forced to simply expel the added energy in the form of an uncontrolled fire nova around him. This does damage to ANYONE in his vicinity, allies and enemies alike. Radius of Damage from Expulsion of Energy: 5 feet.
Armour: Lucien's armour consists of elaborate plates of enchanted Eletharii steel, inlaid with Aelythan Diamonds and ornate silver patterning. Designed as proper platemail, the steel plates themselves cover a mesh of mail rings worn over leather padding and silken smallclothes below to protect from blisters and chafing. The gems in the armour operate as emergancy energy packs, giving off a bright shine when filled to capacity, as they are by Lucien's attendants before each battle. The armour itself is designed more for protection than anything, and as such the gems are relatively small but numerous. Not designed for anything less than an emergancy, instantaneous surge of revitalizing energy; they're a final resort for when the Crown-Prince expends the last of his own energies. Though not able to restore him to anywhere near his full capacity, the total energy contained within the precious stones amounts to roughly thirty percent of Lucien's total power; Enough to give him a fighting chance, if nothing else.
Skills/Items: Pyromancy/Lightbending.
Lucien uses a heavily magical approach to combat. Though noted as a renowned Blademaster, the Prince's true power lies in his ability to channel fire and light to astounding degrees, in ways most people view unorthodox. Where many go for complex spells that leave their opponents baffled and confused, Lucien uses a more brute force approach to life; taking the simplest spells and mastering them to devastating effect. Usually, it's merely standard, minor to moderate levels of Pyromancy and Light magic, but there are some incantation-required spells that the Crown-Prince holds in his arsenal. As a side note, Lucien's Fire Magic is not simply the creation of flames and consequent harnessing of such against his foes. The Elf's fire appears with a white hue, tinted with red within. Soulfire, would be another word; magic produced with energy from his spirit itself as opposed to simple mana. It acts as a deterrance to other Fire mages counter-manipulating his spells, as the flames are made up of his essence more or less.
Meteor; Rather self-explanatory, Lucien summons approximately twenty percent of his total energy and directs it into a ball of superheated, condensed flames approximately the size of a large wrecking ball. The damage induced by meteor is not only physical, but the shockwave/heatwave follows impact has an area of damage. It takes two turns to successfully cast. Area of Effect: 6 feet.
Lightphase; An unorthodox spell, and one that drains five percent of his total energy each time it is cast; Lightphase is an instant cast move that more or less point-to-point teleports Lucien during a battle. The reality is that his body matter is dispersed and reconstructed at a pre-set location. During this move he has no physical form and is unable to do anything to defend against magical attacks; the defence against such being the sheer speed of the ‘phasing’. Due to the nature of the spell and its operation, Lightphase is restricted to one use every two turns as repeated use would unbalance the mollecular buildup of Lucien's body and effectively destroy his physical form.
Phoenix Fire; Lucien’s strongest attack, the Crown-Prince summons approximately forty percent of his total energy and channels it into The Phoenix Aegis. The result is a wall of fire that erupts from the cluster of rubies sent into the shield. When cast, a ‘Phoenix’ leads the wall from the shield, adding a controlled sentience to the attack for its duration and allowing the Crown-Prince to remotely manipulate the flames for approximately seven seconds before the spell falls in upon itself and collapses entirely. This attack takes three turns to charge, during which Lucien is vulnerable to attack. Fire Wall: 13 feet high, 8 feet wide.
Strengths:
Pyromancy - Extreme
Swordsmanship - Advanced
Light Magic - Moderate
Weaknesses:
Frost Magic – Extreme
Dark Magic – Heavy
Air Magic – Moderate
Water Magic – Moderate
Earth Magic – Heavy
Fire Magic - Very Small
Light Magic - Small
Energy Consumption Rate