Post by nagamerah on May 27, 2019 20:31:12 GMT 7
Character Sheet
Olwyn is an Irish-descent occult geek introvert. She hunts rogue demons because her grandma always says it’s her witch lineage’s duty (Perk: Divine Agent) to maintain balance between the ‘natural’ and the ‘supernatural’
Olwyn doesn't have any close friends due to her introverted occult book-centric nature (Perk: Scholar: Religion/Occultism), and her tendency to speak in cryptic and often 'creepy' attitude of mumbling strange meaningless words (Flaw: Socially Awkward)
Currently just arrived in Greater Metropolis with a brotherhood of irish-descent witch clan (a bunch of mystics).
She uses rituals from her book of hexes (Feat: Extraordinary Focus). She is contracted to a Banshee that can possess her personality (Feat: Battle Trance) when she gives consent. But whenever she is possessed by the Banshee, there is a chance she could become uncontrollable (Flaw: Bloodlust)
Perk: Scholar (Religion/Occult), Divine(?) Agent
Flaw: Socially Awkward, Bloodlust
(Will reformat and everything later)
Olwyn is an Irish-descent occult geek introvert. She hunts rogue demons because her grandma always says it’s her witch lineage’s duty (Perk: Divine Agent) to maintain balance between the ‘natural’ and the ‘supernatural’
Olwyn doesn't have any close friends due to her introverted occult book-centric nature (Perk: Scholar: Religion/Occultism), and her tendency to speak in cryptic and often 'creepy' attitude of mumbling strange meaningless words (Flaw: Socially Awkward)
Currently just arrived in Greater Metropolis with a brotherhood of irish-descent witch clan (a bunch of mystics).
She uses rituals from her book of hexes (Feat: Extraordinary Focus). She is contracted to a Banshee that can possess her personality (Feat: Battle Trance) when she gives consent. But whenever she is possessed by the Banshee, there is a chance she could become uncontrollable (Flaw: Bloodlust)
Perk: Scholar (Religion/Occult), Divine(?) Agent
Flaw: Socially Awkward, Bloodlust
(Will reformat and everything later)