Posts from Knights of Tezoth

Well, actually, I've seen it used in other systems for something similar (information systematization). Though, you'd still have to double-check everything there anyway.

Through diplomacy and the desire to grow a huge sausage.

I thought there was a female character there.

The more you explain to me — the more questions I have.

No, it's a manly man with steel balls and a kind heart.

Revan's storyline turned out... peculiar, even though I didn't intend to make it so.

Better not to know. Just forget it.

I think I've already learned too much...

Revan's character wanted a big penis. The first wish of any self-respecting man in the post-apocalypse. To fulfill his desire, he contacted a dangerous and very influential necromancer, who reluctantly sent the character to a hedonistic cult. The cult, contrary to common sense, shared an effective remedy, but Revan's character was squeamish and decided to pawn the remedy off to alchemists. The alchemist he got was particularly greedy. In the course of subsequent events, the necromancer hung a series of accusations of unrest on Revan's character, which he refused to acknowledge. In the end, the character was killed and resurrected as a skeleton, which is where his journey ended.

I can't blame him...

And how did the greedy alchemist lead to unrest? Did the serpent grow to enormous size and destroy the city?

Whatever Deus wishes to grant...
Didn't have enough imagination for a title of my own, it seems. And Lok took Dawn's as well.

Given that you created a Cataphract, you could call yourself something like Knight of Steel Horseshoes / Knight of the Relentless Charge.

The alchemist used the remedy and mutated, after which he started causing chaos in the settlement. He mutated because he didn't read the instructions for use and was a bit hasty.

Alright, I'll write it down.

Milord Ambrose Turbon, Knight of the Hegemony from Kisgilt, servant of Deus Mariarnelia.

+5 to Body and +5 to Mind, +2 to Learning, and +25 to attributes for free distribution, but no more than +15 into a single attribute; Ram Strike skill

The character's regular attacks do not cause injuries and deal no lethal damage.

Attributes
Mind: 17
Body: 22
Insight: 14
Energy: 17
Aesthetics: 20

Parameters
Spirit Strength: 17
Spirit: 170
Defense: 22 (62)
Health: 220
Accuracy: +14% (+67%)
Evasion: +14% (17%)
AP: 5.1 (6)
MP: 5.1
Initiative: 17
Charisma: 20
Critical Damage Chance: +20% (27%)
Learning: 6
Inventory Capacity: 10

Mordred

AP: 12
Health: 200
Evasion: 10%
Inventory Capacity: 10
Equipment slots: body, horseshoes. 
Body: horse armor, +25 to defense.

Horseshoes: horseshoes of luck, +5% to the rider's crit chance.

Skills

Wearing Armor
The character can wear heavy armor.

Spear
The character can use a spear without penalty. 

Riding
The character can ride horses and other animals.

Writer
The character can publish his works and receive money and fame for them...

Enslavement
After the end of combat, in exchange for 1 MP, compels the defeated target to obey his will; if they commit actions against the master's interests, their head explodes like an overripe watermelon. 

Equipment
Right hand: "Dominus Vermium" Damage: 85, attack range +1, ignores defense.
Left hand: ***
Body: Plate armor, +25 to defense, +3% to evasion. Requires the Wearing Armor skill. 
Head: Steel helmet with visor, -5% chance of being critically hit, +5 to defense. Requires the Wearing Armor skill. 
Legs: Plate boots with gilded spurs, +1 to AP, +5 to defense, +2% to critical damage chance.
Hands: Plate gauntlets, +3% to accuracy, +5 to defense. Requires the Wearing Armor skill.
Shoulders: Scarlet cloak with a coat of arms, 50% chance to resist bleeding.
Other 1: Turbon family signet ring; if the opponent's total attribute value is lower, damage is increased by 50%.
Other 2: Rawhide whip; enslaved characters gain +1 to Learning, passive -1 to MP for each active effect.
Other 3: Warrior's Magatama, grants Ambrose access to the "Lethal Strike" skill: Deals triple damage to the opponent; +20% to accuracy and +30% to critical damage chance for this strike (2 MP).

Inventory
50 gold

Flask with a healing potion. Restores 50% of health, has five charges that regenerate in cities. 

Healing potion, restores 100 health points.

Dagger with a dedication inscription, Damage: 65, crit chance +15%

Home
Slot 1:
Slot 2:
Slot 3:
Slot 4:
Slot 5:
Slot 6:

The Legend
Prestige: 10
- As a result of a long journey, entered the service of Deus Mariarnelia (+10)

And the whole trouble is that there you had to not only prepare everything correctly, but also eat it "correctly"...