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Post by Pa'landri on May 14, 2014 19:56:08 GMT 1
If you've been a member for a while and managed to rack up enough Soul Points, you can get a new character from one of the special races bellow!
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Post by Pa'landri on May 15, 2014 20:22:44 GMT 1
DescendantPyromentalist DescendantDescription: Commonly grouped together with Pyromentalists, which is not entirely inaccurate. Pyromentalist descendants (sometimes called Pyroscendants) are very much Pyromentalists, but differs from the rest on the point that they are a part of the ruling House of Volcanion and stems from a very special bloodline; Namely, the Volcan bloodline, going back to one of the four Mages who served the High Goddess and was later blessed for their services. True blooded Pyroscendants have inherited this gift, allowing them to reach a new level of mastery with their fire bending unavailable to all others, as well as making them eligible as heirs to the Palandri Throne, should they ever manage to lay their hands on it. Appearance: All true blooded Pyroscendants have darker skin tones. Life expectancy: 90 - 120 Name Customs: Surname is always Volcanion. First names mostly begin with an R, F, or N, typically starting and ending hard. Ex: Fredric, Radek, Nagib. Pros: - Rulers of Pyromentalist controlled societies.
- Incredibly powerful Pyromentalists.
- Can not become an undead.
Cons: - Hated by other elementalist societies.
- Only one class available.
- Can not become an undead.
Available classes: Pyromentalist *Aeromentalist DescendantDescription: Commonly grouped together with Aeromentalists, which is not entirely inaccurate. Aeromentalist descendants (sometimes called Aeroscendants) are very much Aeromentalists, but differs from the rest on the point that they are a part of the ruling House of Thorion and stems from a very special bloodline; Namely, the Thor bloodline, going back to one of the four Mages who served the High Goddess and was later blessed for their services. True blooded Aeroscendants have inherited this gift, allowing them to reach a new level of mastery with their air bending unavailable to all others, as well as making them eligible as heirs to the Palandri Throne, should they ever manage to lay their hands on it. Appearance: All true blooded Aeroscendants have very light colored eyes. Life expectancy: 90 - 120 Name Customs: Surname is always Thorion. First names mostly begins with an A, H, or O, typically starting soft and ending hard. Ex: Houdéet, Aaliyaht, Ofer. Pros: - Rulers of Aeromentalist controlled societies.
- Incredibly powerful Aeromentalists.
- Can not become an undead.
Cons: - Hated by other elementalist societies.
- Only one class available.
- Can not become an undead.
Available classes: Aeromentalist *Terramentalist DescendantDescription: Commonly grouped together with Terramentalists, which is not entirely inaccurate. Terramentalist descendants (sometimes called Terrascendants) are very much Terramentalists, but differs from the rest on the point that they are a part of the ruling House of Quakerion and stems from a very special bloodline; Namely, the Quaker bloodline, going back to one of the four Mages who served the High Goddess and was later blessed for their services. True blooded Terrascendants have inherited this gift, allowing them to reach a new level of mastery with their earth bending unavailable to all others, as well as making them eligible as heirs to the Palandri Throne, should they ever manage to lay their hands on it. Appearance: All true blooded Terrascendants wears their hair short, or not at all. Life expectancy: 90 - 120 Name Customs: Surname is always Quakerion. First names mostly begins with a T, G, or E, typically starting hard and ending soft. Ex: Timoth, Gabie, Eastonn. Pros: - Rulers of Terramentalist controlled societies.
- Incredibly powerful Terramentalists.
- Can not become an undead.
Cons: - Hated by other elementalist societies.
- Only one class available.
- Can not become an undead.
Available classes: Terramentalist *Aquamentalist DescendantDescription: Commonly grouped together with Aquamentalists, which is not entirely inaccurate. Aquamentalist descendants (sometimes called Aquascendants) are very much Aquamentalists, but differs from the rest on the point that they are a part of the ruling House of Quakerion and stems from a very special bloodline; Namely, the Sie bloodline, going back to one of the four Mages who served the High Goddess and was later blessed for their services. True blooded Aquascendants have inherited this gift, allowing them to reach a new level of mastery with their water bending unavailable to all others, as well as making them eligible as heirs to the Palandri Throne, should they ever manage to lay their hands on it. Appearance: All true blooded Aquascendants have very slender frames. Life expectancy: 90 - 120 Name Customs: Surname is always. First names mostly begins with a C, I, or Z, typically starting and ending soft. Ex: Innaa, Cecil, Zaahe. Pros: - Rulers of Aquamentalist controlled societies.
- Incredibly powerful Aquamentalists.
- Can not become an undead.
Cons: - Hated by other elementalist societies.
- Only one class available.
- Can not become an undead.
Available classes: Aquamentalist *
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Post by Pa'landri on May 15, 2014 20:23:02 GMT 1
DragonkinDragonDescription: Dragons have always been a greedy, selfish and prideful race, with a great distaste for sharing and trouble with getting along with others, perhaps especially their own. They used to be royalty, yet now they wallow in self pity and shame; Once the ruling race of Palandri, after the High Goddess' death dragons were seen as threats to the humanoid races and competitors for the throne, thus they were ruthlessly hunted for hundreds of years until they were believed to be completely extinct. While not so, no one has seen a dragon for the past two hundred years, as the most ones who remain have either hidden themselves away and entered deep sleep, or left the land of Palandri to seek refuge in the land beyond the sea. Few stayed, keeping away from civilization and living alone on the far Islands or high mountains. Appearance: Dragons are scale clad, enormous be-winged beasts. The number of limbs (wings and tail not included) vary from dragon to dragon; some only have two, while others may have as many as eight. Very rarely a dragon may even have a second pair of wings. The color of their scales are commonly any shade of green, red, grey, or brown, though it is not uncommon for other variations or mixes of several different colors to occur. Life expectancy: 1000 - 3000 Name Customs: Dragon names typically follows the lines of consonant, vocal, apostrophe, followed by a three - eight letter finish composed of seemingly random letters. Ex: Pa'landri, Do'rathk, La'kiet, Mi'nirese. Pros: - Long lifespan.
- Great natural protection.
- Worshipped by some groups of people.
Cons: - Feared by most other races.
- Near-extinct.
- Generally hostile towards own race.
Available classes: Shapeshifter, Beastmaster
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Post by Pa'landri on May 15, 2014 20:23:19 GMT 1
ShadowspawnNecromancerDescription: A necromancer is born when an elementalist forgoes their elemental magic and instead finds a way to harness the negative aspects of their magical energy. Doing this is risky and often results in the death of the elementalist rather than anything else, but sometimes it works, and those few times it does the mage acquires the forbidden powers of necromancy; the ability to raise and control the dead. Appearance: Not very different from that of a mundane or elementalist, if only with slightly more ashen skin and permanent dark rings around their eyes. Life expectancy: 90 - 200 Name Customs: Varies depending on where they were born. See the "Starter Races" list, "Mundane", "Pyromentalist", "Aeromentalist", "Terramentalist", "Aquamentalist." Pros: - Possesses rare magical abilities.
- Immune to hexes.
- Immune to poison and disease.
Cons: - Only one class available.
- Hated by all races.
- Vulnerable to cold.
Available classes: Necromancer
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