Core Classes As Undead :)

Hello! I’ve uploaded the Rook before, but this is the most recent and up to date version of it! As a Rook, you are able to conjure forth defenses out of thin air to protects your allies and control the battlefield! Hope you enjoy!

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Timeskipped Sidon, the hydro himbo 🌊

I did some research for Timeskip 2 as I was unsure if he'd be gigantic like King Dorephan (kind of like how some animals get huge when they become alpha/queen). In the end, there's no definite answer so my interpretation is that Sidon gets larger as a shark, but not exponentially so as a whale like Dorephan. If I'm wrong, oh well I tried. 😅

Always wanted to do one of these create-an-OC challenges; let’s see how this little guy turns out! 

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I HAVE A CLASSPECT ASK

*Le ded X|*

Welp, it’s my first classpect ask, congrats to @tsuki-no-miyako 🏆

(also sorry if it’s a little lackluster, I’ve never done this before)

Anyway, let’s get into it!

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Rogue

• Passive Steal class

• Active counterpart: Thief

• Inverts to: Knight

Light

• Inverts to: Void

• Associated with: literal light, fortune/luck, knowledge, openness, Skaia (in a sense)

Rogue of Light: One who redistributes (through) Light.

You are the Rogue of Light. Your inversion is the Knight of Void. You do not share your title or inversion with a character in canon. As with all Rogues and/or Heroes of Light (̶R̶e̶a̶d̶:̶ ̶a̶n̶y̶o̶n̶e̶ ̶I̶'̶v̶e̶ ̶e̶v̶e̶r̶ ̶t̶a̶l̶k̶e̶d̶ ̶t̶o̶)̶, you are a smol bean.

Description

As the Rogue of Light, you are able to move Light from point A to point B. Now, this can mean anything from moving literal light to redistributing luck and knowledge throughout your session. You’re kind of like Robin Hood, as all Rogues are, taking from the rich to give to the poor. In this case, poor in Light. Because you are a Rogue, this means that your session will have uneven amounts of Light in various places in your session, and your job will be to even out everything.

The universe operates in a state of equilibrium. Ever heard of entropy? It is a state of chaos and inconsistency. Right now, in your session, this is the state that Light is in right now. This may not seem bad, but it is (slight exaggeration). There will be uneven amounts of luck spread across the Incipisphere, which could be both good and bad.

Good scenario: Light, which represents luck and knowledge, is spread so it is easily accessible to you and your fellow players, but not so much to the enemy. Your lands, no matter how dark and gloomy (looking at you, my fellow Heroes of Void >;]), will be either shrouded in light or will at least have small light sources, such as crystals or flowers. If you die a Heroic or Just death as a god tier (or get absolutely rekt by your denizen), you’ll have a much higher chance of catching a lucky br8k. This will make it easy for you to gather as much information and resources as possible, though you still need to get rid of Light’s entropic state. The universe, despite it being less useful to you, must always be in an equilibrium state (or at least most of the time).

Even though every universe will eventually be destroyed in the end, but let’s not dwell on that.

Bad scenario (and, if I’m being honest, what will most likely happen): Luck and knowledge will have turned their eyes from you. Your planets will look like they were just pulled from the Furthest Ring (my sympathies to your Void player if you have one, they’re not gonna see shit). Your enemies will, in the beginning, have an edge over you in battle and strategy, as they will have a great deal more knowledge and luck than you (no, they won’t have AAAAAAAALL of it :::;P). Your mission (not your quest, that only pertains to your land and personal growth) will be to restore order to the entropy, and I imagine you will be able to do this once you have Ascended. And no, there will be no coming back from a Heroic or Just death when you’ve Ascended if you still don’t have aaaaaaaall the luck (or even a little). Them’s the br8ks ::::/

I think that’s pretty much it, but good god did that take forever. I hope this was good, and thanks for requesting this! I actually had fun writing this. Which really isn’t saying much since I typically HATE writing, but whatever. Thanks again!

Also, sorry I deleted the actual ask, I tried to shenanigan my way through the mess and it didn’t work :/

Unwavering resolve.

Now hear me out…

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God tier outfits are just college pajamas that you wear to your 7:30 AM

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Weapon for a Rogue of Light or Sylph of Doom?

or? You fool. I'll do both.

Rogue of Light first If we say that light in combat is strategic advantage, a weapon that trips up the enemy is good. A tripping weapon, like a whip or chain. Though be careful not to bind people too much, that's a blood thing. A weapon which requires you to know more than your enemy is also good, particularly late game. That would be, uh, traps mostly. Rogues tend to have kinda roguish weapons, and light players usually have magic. A stolen item. A massive lockpick. A crowbar. A magic crowbar. A key that shoots lightning. Pocket sand?

Sylph of doom then If doom in combat is fatigue, ailment, debuff, a weapon that inflicts debuffs on fresh opponents. Where enemies lack suffering, you'll give it to them. A whip, again. Potions like an alchemist-can also work if you think sylph of doom would heal wounds (you're wrong but go off). Something that seems innocent but is actually really powerful, like lipstick chainsaw, also seems to be a sylph thing. Maybe their potions are poison perfumes. Or, heal inevitability with doomsday timers, bombs that will kill allies and enemies unless they get out of the way.