Fable
11-05-06, 11:45 PM
Fable
Muse God
Age: Ageless
Gender: none
Height/weight: varies
Eye, skin, and hair color: varies
Appearance:
In his true form, Fable, One of the gods of muse, appears as a great library, holding the universe within the bindings of its countless books.
As far as his appearance on the mortal world, he appears as a man, whose age differs depending on his own whims, as does his appearance. He can appear as elf, or orc, man or demon, any creature he chooses. However there is one thing that is common amongst all his forms, he carries both a large, worn, leather bound book, and he bears the mark of the faith that prays to him, which is a quill pen and book inside of a tribal or Celtic circle.
Personality:
Fable is by nature, a noble and kind man, being a benevolent god of Muse. His purpose on the world is to spread the art of story, of music and other arts. He would not himself, as prohibited by the universe, fight a mortal, less they truly threatened his existence, and otherwise his powers only allow aiding his followers in protecting the arts.
However, his characters might not be so nice.
Weapons: none
Armor: leather at most, but usually none.
Items: Sacred book of story: contains every story ever written
Abilities:
Storytelling: Fable’s power on the mortal world is story telling, with this, he can create a character that is of level equal to his, that means that at level 0 he can create characters for a thread at level 0 skills and weapons (NPCs are still counted as NPCs and thus can be anything, this only effects the character “played” in the thread e.g. the main character(s))
History:
Fable was created from the chaos of the universe by a religious group, which at the time of his birth was known as the Circle of Ink. The Circle of Ink eventually became known as the Recorder’s Faith. Many writers, artists, and historians became members of the Faith and thus gave unto him the power to walk the world as he chooses. For countless thousands of years he has come and gone, sometimes to aid writers and artists along in their quests, other times just to tell a good story to the masses.
Muse God
Age: Ageless
Gender: none
Height/weight: varies
Eye, skin, and hair color: varies
Appearance:
In his true form, Fable, One of the gods of muse, appears as a great library, holding the universe within the bindings of its countless books.
As far as his appearance on the mortal world, he appears as a man, whose age differs depending on his own whims, as does his appearance. He can appear as elf, or orc, man or demon, any creature he chooses. However there is one thing that is common amongst all his forms, he carries both a large, worn, leather bound book, and he bears the mark of the faith that prays to him, which is a quill pen and book inside of a tribal or Celtic circle.
Personality:
Fable is by nature, a noble and kind man, being a benevolent god of Muse. His purpose on the world is to spread the art of story, of music and other arts. He would not himself, as prohibited by the universe, fight a mortal, less they truly threatened his existence, and otherwise his powers only allow aiding his followers in protecting the arts.
However, his characters might not be so nice.
Weapons: none
Armor: leather at most, but usually none.
Items: Sacred book of story: contains every story ever written
Abilities:
Storytelling: Fable’s power on the mortal world is story telling, with this, he can create a character that is of level equal to his, that means that at level 0 he can create characters for a thread at level 0 skills and weapons (NPCs are still counted as NPCs and thus can be anything, this only effects the character “played” in the thread e.g. the main character(s))
History:
Fable was created from the chaos of the universe by a religious group, which at the time of his birth was known as the Circle of Ink. The Circle of Ink eventually became known as the Recorder’s Faith. Many writers, artists, and historians became members of the Faith and thus gave unto him the power to walk the world as he chooses. For countless thousands of years he has come and gone, sometimes to aid writers and artists along in their quests, other times just to tell a good story to the masses.