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<blockquote data-quote="Mr.Satan" data-source="post: 5672406" data-attributes="member: 92340">He's got plenty of enemies (mundane, divine, and cosmic). Most recently, he's had to deal with the repercussions of all those divinities he's made angry. He ended up making a tactical retreat...through time. This of course might irritate some more powerful inevitables unless he remains in seclusion again. Most divinities believe him to be a coward, not realizing he's in truth just a strategist that lashes out, then slips away before they can properly retaliate. He's wise enough to avoid anyone that's figured out what he's really like and ensures that he lashes out just as a divinity is about to come under attack from someone else for a completely unrelated reason. I'm not entirely sure, but I believe my DM is preparing something unpleasant for him. Currently a First One has it out for him, and my character may just run out of aces against a nemesis like that. His current build allows him to go toe to toe with your average first one that hasn't been optimized. An optimized Elder One or greater should be able to wipe the walls with him. As you can probably guess, most of his power doesn't come from him being a divinity, although it certainly helps. He's also managed to snag the attention of a few weaker Eternals. They're debating about whether or not to destroy him, use him, or ignore him. For now, they've taken the wait a see approach and occasionally an Eternals aspect tests him. They view him with the same kind of fascination a kid with a microscope might view a microbe. He's just hoping they don't sanitize the slide.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mr.Satan, post: 5672406, member: 92340"] He's got plenty of enemies (mundane, divine, and cosmic). Most recently, he's had to deal with the repercussions of all those divinities he's made angry. He ended up making a tactical retreat...through time. This of course might irritate some more powerful inevitables unless he remains in seclusion again. Most divinities believe him to be a coward, not realizing he's in truth just a strategist that lashes out, then slips away before they can properly retaliate. He's wise enough to avoid anyone that's figured out what he's really like and ensures that he lashes out just as a divinity is about to come under attack from someone else for a completely unrelated reason. I'm not entirely sure, but I believe my DM is preparing something unpleasant for him. Currently a First One has it out for him, and my character may just run out of aces against a nemesis like that. His current build allows him to go toe to toe with your average first one that hasn't been optimized. An optimized Elder One or greater should be able to wipe the walls with him. As you can probably guess, most of his power doesn't come from him being a divinity, although it certainly helps. He's also managed to snag the attention of a few weaker Eternals. They're debating about whether or not to destroy him, use him, or ignore him. For now, they've taken the wait a see approach and occasionally an Eternals aspect tests him. They view him with the same kind of fascination a kid with a microscope might view a microbe. He's just hoping they don't sanitize the slide. [/QUOTE]

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