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[Black Hand]

Wasn't sure if this would go in Fan Fic, or in General. So I figured put it in General, where its sort of 'anything goes' type of attitude.

I would like to make two points here.

1.) This is'nt about bragging rights, so please dont post anything like: "MY BABBLEMAGE Is Lebel 34890!! I HAVE DDric Armyor w CE Chemeleoen!!! My Character can kick your character in the can!"

2.)I am simply interested into how your characters are 'translated' into Morrowind or Oblivion Stats.

So Ill go first.


Name: Sethyas Velas

Race: Dark Elf

Class: Assassin, Games Version. Not Custom.

General Level: I feel he peaked at about 32, then kind became the invincible shadow after that.

Strength: 120/100 Corprus enhanced

Intelligence: 90/100 lotsa alchemy, plus RP wise, an assassin must always use his wits

Willpower: 32/100, Im not exactly a Spellcaster

Agility: 100, I fired a lot of arrows, and took a LOT of hits on my light armor

Speed: 100, Stabbed a lot of folks with a dagger, and ran all over Vvardenfell. Not sure if there is a bandit cave I missed, but I am looking!

Personality: 40/100 - Sethyas is not what I view as a big talker, nor is he a speechcraft extrardanaire, usually using bribes to get information. The unfortunate consequence of being an assassin tends to make one quiet, and paranoid. Sethyas is this, and yet those who have come to know him a bit will find an unwavering loyalty, unless they are his marks on a writ. Another unfortunate consequence of being an Assassin.

Endurance: 80/55/100, 55 is my actual, as I havent done a whole lot of Spear or heavy Armors, 80 is from the Corprus.

Luck: 50/100 He always seems to make those long jumps.....


Basic Appearance: The Shoulder Length parted Dark Hair, with the Black Hand face, in-game.

Clothing/Armor: I try to RP as well I can while playing Morrowind, so I usually wear Dark Brotherhood Armor while hunting Bandits, or am out in the open fields.

While doing Writs for the Tong, I put the brown robe with the hood down over the armor, and wore the common gloves instead of the gauntlents for the public writs, and imagined my character was wearing the hood.

As for the 'downtime' I also try to RP my Character having a normal life, during which I will wear a series of common clothes. I dont see Sethyas having a flair for expensive or flashy clothing, despite his coffers being to the point of overflowing.

Major Skills

Sneak 100
Shortblade 100
Marksman 100
Light Armor 87 Getting there
Acrobatics 100 Just jump everywhere you go.

Minor Skills
Long Blade 67, You need at least one 'Heavy Battle Skill' i think
Athletics 71, some training, but mostly running around
Alchemy 88 LOTS of potions,....I really need those. Love Abelle Chriditte for her Grandmaser Apparatus...
Block, 22...not too fond of sheilds apparently
Security 66, picked a lot of locks too.


My View of my Character.

I see Sethyas as 'Chaotic Good'. He is skillful in his art and considers self-control to be the true mark of wisdom and power, though he takes lives, he does not necessarily feel guilt for executing a writ, as his mind is extremely philisophical and analytical in nature, he assumes death to be a part of life, and that all fears projected to death are merely fears.

He is not above using stealth and deception to acheive a goal, indeed, an assassins art is mostly in deception. It is being careful in not allowing ones self to go beyond what is needed that keeps Sethyas in Check, to some people gold is more important than ones situation in life. To Sethyas, gold cannot buy a good conversation, or the love of a good woman, these things come from being the type of person that people want to talk to and love. A difficult balance to achieve in being an Assassin, but one he strives for nonetheless.


So there is a basic template, follow your own path, and entertain me with your vivid desriptions and stats.

Ones I look forward to seeing, but not necessarily limited too:

Serene

Trey of High Rock

Simion Mandrake - yes mallet, I want him to have some stats!!

Tellie

etc. (Really, too many others for me too remember off the top of my head.)


Edit. You're right mallet, I did forget personality!

This post has been edited by Black Hand: Oct 4 2006, 05:34 AM

[jack cloudy]

Oh, goody! I'm coming!

Name: Luper Alkad

Race: Redguard

Class: Oasis, customized Battlemage.

General Level: Hmm, I'm talking about Luper the 2nd here who is by all means the 'true' Luper. I never played beyond level 26.

Strength: 98/100 Almost at the top! It could have been more, but I ran to Fyr as fast as I could. We were neighbours sort of and I had a recall to Tel Uvirith.

Intelligence: 90/100 Massive Alteration abuse. Sorry, but Luper is as good with spells as with his sword. You've got to love it. He isn't a mindless thug with a sword.

Willpower: 75/100 Hey, we are talking about a battlemage of sorts. Forget about the 'Redguards don't have Magicka' cliché.

Agility: 65/100 I tried hard, but mindstats got in the way. He was still pretty hard to hit though.

Speed: 55/100, Speed was Luper's neglected stat for a long time. He just superlevitated whenever a boost of speed was needed. (The boost was usually needed in a 3-dimensional vector, so things worked out in the end.)

Personality: 44/100 - Maybe not much for an insult machine, but his speechcraft skill was more than enough to compensate.
Endurance: 67/100, Yes, he is somewhat limited when talking about Hitpoints. But no one hits him, so who cares?

Luck: 50/100 Yup, he's a reasonably lucky fellow.


Basic Appearance: A male Redguard, using the beardless face with a relatively light tan and the black hair that is tied back into a ponytail.

Clothing/Armor: Ah, now we are getting to the juicy bit. Luper makes use of a fully customized set of gear. Indoril boots (taken from the boss in charge of that floating prison in Vivec), Orcish greaves (Sorry, Dren.), the Lord's Mail, Ebony Pauldrons, Glass Helmet. And let's not forget Wraithguard. It's such a shame they didn't make a version for the left hand. It was the coolest gauntlet ingame.

He also wears the Necromancer's amulet, Mara's ring and his very own Demonic ring. (Silly name, I know. It did however contain a very nice CE bound longsword and 7-9 fortify strength.)

Finally, his clothes were Caius' black pants and shirt. When he needed to do official mage bussiness, he wore a cheap blue robe over it. He wasn't the extravagant type clotheswise.

Waepons: I think that this is important because his choice of weaponry is a defining trait of Luper, even after more than a hundred years he still uses the same thing.

Basically, Luper uses either bound Longswords or whatever he has with him during his vacation. When he gets serious, he always switches to Chrysamere. The Paladin's blade is pretty much a part of him now.

Major Skills: I never quite thought Luper out, so I guess I'm lucky it worked out so well.

Longsword:100/100 Duh, he is a Redguard. Maxed out, he did uberdamage with Chrysamere.
Speechcraft:52/100 He was never the admiring type, but a couple of insults flew out easily. I do think that his luck had something to do with it.
Medium armour:64/100 This was a bit of an unnecesary skill maybe. The suit he wore evolved from Chitin through Bonemold to the mostly Heavy set he wears now.
Alteration: 92/100 Archmage and Archmagister coming through. Here's his secret to success in the mage factions.
Security: 45/100 Lockpicks, oh I love the lockpicks. (And the probes, I hate traps.)



Minor Skills: Lots of freako stuff here.
Armourer: Nothing beats joining the fighter's guild just for their free hammers.
Sneak: Ok, now this was totally worthless till he got the amulet of Shadows. After that, it was quite amusing to do critical hits with a Claymore.
Marksman: Eh, marksman? I couldn't aim decent both with the crosshairs and with the skill. Forget it, Luper stuck to rule one of melee vs ranged. Close the distance and hit them hard.
Block: Usefull in the beginning, when he switched to a Claymore, this skill got left behind.
Restoration: You can't fight when you're dead.



My View of my Character.

Luper is one angry Redguard. Mostly because he was thrown into jail at the age of 8 and got out when he was around 23. Right off the bat, he displayed some unusual characteristics for a Redguard, like enough skill in Magicka to keep up with an apprentice mage.

His personality is a rather awkward mixture. He is arrogant, prefers to look out only for himself and has a tendency for insulting everyone who is in charge. On the other hand, he has a soft spot for the beast races (probably due to himself having been practically a slave for so many years.) and is quite loyal to his friends. He is also more than willing to fight evil, though he needs to find a reason with himself before doing that. Oh yeah, he can't stand it when he makes one of his friends cry.

Mostly againts his will, he gets thrown onto the path of the Nerevarine. He displays a large dose of sarcasm during this quest as well as his problems with authority. For example, he punches Azura in the face when he meets the Daedra in the cavern of the Incarnate. Upon receiving the ring, Luper changes as he finally accepts his mission. He still complains but manages to round up everyone in a huge army, that is fortunately led by more experienced people since our Redguard prefers to work alone. He also has a few trust issues that help him when he speaks with the bad guys.

About killing, Luper is extremely reluctant towards killing at first but he grows over it rather fast. He still doesn't kill just for fun or anything. He always seeks a reason to please his sense for justice. So slavers like the Cammonna Tong are a fair target while your average traveller is not.

Physically, Luper only looks like a Redguard. He is actually an incarnation of Akatosh and as a result inherited the Aedra's power over time. (Hey, this explanation of Dragon-born Incarnate is a heck of a lot cooler than saying:,, Oh, he comes from the empire.")


Now, comparison of book Luper with game Luper. The book Luper is much more powerful than the game one. For one thing because book Luper breaks some of the rules rather often. The other is that game Luper is a normal Redguard while book Luper is an Aedra.