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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Apocalypse_Child" data-source="post: 3911676" data-attributes="member: 46162">So, I'm hoping this thread is still recruiting. Because it's totally up my alley and I think I might just cry if it isn't. If you ARE recruiting, I would like to make a wizard. I don't believe you have one, from what I saw. I'm not entirely certain what books are and are not allowed. If you are still recruiting, and need a wizard, I will stat the character and post it for approval. For now I will just write up a basic description of him and his history.Mordred D'LoessianRace: HumanAlignment: Lawful EvilHeight: 5'9"Weight: 145Age: TBAAppearance: Mordred wears clothing that belies his outlook. Despite wearing fine things, he tends to blend into the crowd--and he likes it that way. Few people would assume him to be a wizard, with his trendy clothing and shortly cropped black hair. Most would see him more as a bard, or perhaps a minor noble, from his way of looking down his nose at people he just meets.Personality: Mordred is an elitist. People he finds competent win his respect, grudgingly. People who tend to fail at what they do earn his scorn. Mordred is fiercely loyal to his friends and steamrollers over things that he sees as being in the way. There are very few people, even friends, that he sees as equal to himself, but he will defend those people with his life, unless they're in trouble for doing something exceedingly stupid. He admires competence in all it's forms, but naturally respects spellcasters more than nonspellcasters. He despises diplomacy unless he has to use it to get what he wants. He's used to getting his way, but when he doesn't, he isn't set back; he merely finds another way (usually more subtle) to obtain it. History: the D'Loessian family is a group of fairly rich traders who have been in the business for six generations. Mordred was born into relative comfort; though as he grew up, he came to despise it. He saw his family as living off the fat of what previous generations accomplished, and during his teen years, he fell out with his family, which gave him enough money to go to Spellweaver College, one of the smaller mage schools, and sent him on his way. There, he quickly garnered a reputation for delving into the Black Arts. Unlike many wizards, he despised Evocation and stopped studying it early on in his career. His approach to magic was more subtle, less focused on raw destruction and more on manipulation of the properties inherent in life itself. He studied many ways to make others around him stronger, since, he believed, in a team, a spell that helped someone else become more effective both enhanced his reputation and was more useful, since those he helped had intelligence and could be directed, unlike a single-effect spell. He garnered a reputation in spellweaver, attaining the rank of Maester relatively early in his career. He believes in being prepared for any situation.Possibly you have more questions for me, and I'm more than willing to answer them if you are; drop me a pm. Thanks <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

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