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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jochannan" data-source="post: 2496522" data-attributes="member: 34068">Jo'Karr (Mortal Lord, Forge Lord, The Fallen God, Silver Titan) Birth:Formed by the divine spirit in all mortals, living and, most especially, dead. Those who were suffering and had died suffering from events caused by the gods before, and shortly after, the FIRST WAR cried out for someone to protect them. Jo'Karr appeared, bound to their collective will in a flash of blinding light. Death:After battling with the foulest fiend, a former archangel named Usuegi, Jo'Karr voluntarily used all of his divine power to imprison Usuegi's soul in a magic arrow, then destroyed both the arrow and the soul by firing it into a Sphere of Annihilation. Jo'Karr used so much power that he was effectively reduced to being a titan.  Later he merged with Alexandra to form Joxandar. Form:Jo'Karr appears to be a very tall human made of silvery metal, and where his features were once perfect now appear many harsh scars of battle, especially on his right arm. He wears only a long kilt of divinely woven silk, that seems to be made of the night sky itself. He often carries a dirty looking smithing hammer and some of him is almost always covered in soot from his forge. His form is mutable, and he can shape himself however he so desires. Personality: Jo'Karr is an ecclectic being, capable of going from a burning rage to absolute joy without any emotional stages in between. He prefers to resolve conflicts peacefully, but violently defends what he had built. Jo'Karr is neither a 'good' nor 'evil' god, since he can be inhumanly cruel or (pardon the phrase) "angelic" in his benevolence. His only concern are the mortals, so whatever disposition best protects them is the disposition he adopts. He doesn't care about what mortals do, even if they commit atrocities, and he doesn't actually care that they eventually die, so long as its not a god or a titan that kills them. He has developed a violent dislike of titans, such as FAILURE, Albedo, and Allyssa, and the immortal undead and demons. This dislike may be because almost all of the above seek to thwart and harm him. Strangely enough, he considers Jemal, lord of the undead, to be amongst his closest allies.  He looks to Shara as his patron deity (odd that an ex-god has begun to worship a former comrade). Basic Info:Alignment: Neutral (Positive Energy)Portfolio: Mortals, Inspiration, Crafts, Art, War Polar Godling (Energy): Jemal (Negative Energy)Polar Godling (Portfolio): U-Do (Balance), Jemal (Undeath) Manifestations:Those few who still worship him receive no special benefit, though he does retain a few powers for himself that are reminiscient of his deity days. He can shapeshift with perfect accuracy into any humanoid form, as well as many non humanoid forms of medium size. He can dissassemble and reassemble any matter he can touch, though he cannot alter matter in a manner inconsistent with chemical physics. He cannot dissassemble atoms, but he can rearrange them as well as molecules. Thus, he could take crude gold ore and make a coin, but not take lead ore and make a gold coin.  Agents:Angels: The angels are a paragon race of mortals, with long lifespans and beautiful forms. The Archangels, the paragons of the paragon race, border on titanic in their power. The angels convey moments of inspiration to the other mortal races. They are fiercely loyal to Jo'Karr. Artifacts:Bow of Jo'Karr: an excelently and ornately crafted composite longbow, which strikes true every time. The damage the bow does is directly related to the power of the wielder. Thus, weilded by a titan, the bow is devastating. In the hands of a true god, the bow's destructive potential is unlimited.Forge Hammer: a simple, rather ugly and soot covered smithing hammer. The hammer amplifies magical creation powers, transmutation, and conjuration spells. Walking Staff of Traume: a simple staff of hard, dark wood, with a large gem in the top that appears to be made of the night sky. The staff serves as a beacon, sending light visible only to the intended recipient out to wherever the recipient is. Meant to aid in directing souls to the Glistenning Path.Phaenix Amulet of Shara: the amulet is dome shaped, with a gold back, a ruby the size of a fist, and a gold phaenix emblazoned on the front. The amulet's power is Phaenix Fire, which wraps the wearer in a raging blaze of white fire, which is espcially damaging to undead and evil creatures.Sceptar of Jemal: this artifact is a short iron sceptar with a mace-like head. The sceptar bears a heiroglyphic description of the battle over the Ziggurat of Jo'Karr wrapped around the shaft. The sceptar can only belong to the true lord of the undead, anyone else attempting to wield it is killed (if mortal) or horribly scarred (if immortal) or receives terrible pain (if a titan or greater).</blockquote>

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