STINGYJACK
Secondary Magic: The Fire
Caster or Holder: Caster
Description: A long time ago, a young man, by the name of Jack Smith, lived in a small village located in the country of Minstrel. This was many, many years ago, several centuries to be exact, that this young man lived as the happiest man alive. However, in a myriad of towns and villages, this man was known as a drunkard, wasting away his jewels and life on alcohol. In these towns, the man was known to be a manipulator and deceiver, conning people out of their money for the alcohol he paid for. He was the dreg of society, a person who was shunned by everyone that lived in the village he visited because of his bad deeds. No one wanted to associate themselves with Jack and those who did were quick to deny ever meeting the man. Businesses would close in order to keep him away, assuring themselves that they wouldn't be conned out of money anymore.
One day, the Devil came to learn of this man, known as Jack, hearing of his evil deeds and snake-like tongue. However, the Devil was a hard man to impress and unconvinced by the feats of this boy, he went out in search of him for himself. Now, Jack, he was as drunk as he ever was, wandering around the countryside at night and stumbled upon a body. This body that he discovered, that had an eerie grimace on its face, turned out to be none other than the Devil, himself. It was at this point that Jack realized this would be the end of him, no one ever got away from the hands of the Devil. The Devil had come to collect his soul because Hell was the only place that he deserved to be with all the bad things he had done. Yet, before the Devil could take his soul, Jack requested one last thing from the man, that the Devil let him drink ale before he departed for Hell.
Seeing no reason to deny the man his last wish, the Devil took Jack to a local pub and bought him all the drinks that he wanted. When Jack was completely satisfied of the alcohol he had drank, he had asked the Devil to pay the tab, much to the Devil's surprise. He had easily convinced the Devil into transmogrifying into a silver coin in order to pay the bartender for the drinks. However, Jack had shrewdly stuck the coin into his pocket rather than paying the bartender for the drinks he had. In this pocket of his was a crucifix, which kept the Devil at bay and unable to transform back into his normal self. Due to being unable to leave his coin form, the result led to the Devil agreeing to spare Jack's soul for ten years. Ten years would quickly pass by after the deal was made, Jack coming face to face with the Devil's presence once more.
Before the Devil was able to take Jack to Hell, Jack, once again, asked for a favor from the devil: to feed his starving belly an apple. The Devil foolishly agreed to Jack's request, and climbed the branches of a nearby tree to fetch an apple for him. Meanwhile, Jack surrounded the base of the tree with crucifixes, trapping the Devil where he was in the tree. Frustrated by being entrapped again by Jack, the Devil demanded his release and just as before, Jack made his own demand. It was requested that the Devil never take Jack's soul and thus, the Devil agreed and was released from his prison. What misconstrued information there is about this story is unknown, but here is where it would be believed that the Devil denied him entrance to Hell. In a way, this is true; however, out of fear of what was going to happen to him in Hell, Jack had requested his soul to never be taken.
However, Jack's own toxic lifestyle would cost him his own life; the alcohol taking its toll on his body over time. Eventually, he passed away, and as his soul prepared to pass into Heaven through the gates of Peter, Jack was stopped. Because of his sinful lifestyle, that was full of deceit and drinking, he was not able to enter through the gates of Heaven. So, Jack turned around and went to the gates of Hell, where he pleaded with the Devil for commission into the Underworld. Yet, the Devil would fulfill his obligation to Jack, denying his entry into Hell for he had asked his soul never to be taken by him. In order to warn others, the Devil had given Jack an ember, marking him a denizen of the Netherworld, and sent him on his way. From that day on, Jack was doomed to roam the planes between good and evil, only an ember inside a hollowed rutabaga to light his way.
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Caster or Holder: Caster
Description: A long time ago, a young man, by the name of Jack Smith, lived in a small village located in the country of Minstrel. This was many, many years ago, several centuries to be exact, that this young man lived as the happiest man alive. However, in a myriad of towns and villages, this man was known as a drunkard, wasting away his jewels and life on alcohol. In these towns, the man was known to be a manipulator and deceiver, conning people out of their money for the alcohol he paid for. He was the dreg of society, a person who was shunned by everyone that lived in the village he visited because of his bad deeds. No one wanted to associate themselves with Jack and those who did were quick to deny ever meeting the man. Businesses would close in order to keep him away, assuring themselves that they wouldn't be conned out of money anymore.
One day, the Devil came to learn of this man, known as Jack, hearing of his evil deeds and snake-like tongue. However, the Devil was a hard man to impress and unconvinced by the feats of this boy, he went out in search of him for himself. Now, Jack, he was as drunk as he ever was, wandering around the countryside at night and stumbled upon a body. This body that he discovered, that had an eerie grimace on its face, turned out to be none other than the Devil, himself. It was at this point that Jack realized this would be the end of him, no one ever got away from the hands of the Devil. The Devil had come to collect his soul because Hell was the only place that he deserved to be with all the bad things he had done. Yet, before the Devil could take his soul, Jack requested one last thing from the man, that the Devil let him drink ale before he departed for Hell.
Seeing no reason to deny the man his last wish, the Devil took Jack to a local pub and bought him all the drinks that he wanted. When Jack was completely satisfied of the alcohol he had drank, he had asked the Devil to pay the tab, much to the Devil's surprise. He had easily convinced the Devil into transmogrifying into a silver coin in order to pay the bartender for the drinks. However, Jack had shrewdly stuck the coin into his pocket rather than paying the bartender for the drinks he had. In this pocket of his was a crucifix, which kept the Devil at bay and unable to transform back into his normal self. Due to being unable to leave his coin form, the result led to the Devil agreeing to spare Jack's soul for ten years. Ten years would quickly pass by after the deal was made, Jack coming face to face with the Devil's presence once more.
Before the Devil was able to take Jack to Hell, Jack, once again, asked for a favor from the devil: to feed his starving belly an apple. The Devil foolishly agreed to Jack's request, and climbed the branches of a nearby tree to fetch an apple for him. Meanwhile, Jack surrounded the base of the tree with crucifixes, trapping the Devil where he was in the tree. Frustrated by being entrapped again by Jack, the Devil demanded his release and just as before, Jack made his own demand. It was requested that the Devil never take Jack's soul and thus, the Devil agreed and was released from his prison. What misconstrued information there is about this story is unknown, but here is where it would be believed that the Devil denied him entrance to Hell. In a way, this is true; however, out of fear of what was going to happen to him in Hell, Jack had requested his soul to never be taken.
However, Jack's own toxic lifestyle would cost him his own life; the alcohol taking its toll on his body over time. Eventually, he passed away, and as his soul prepared to pass into Heaven through the gates of Peter, Jack was stopped. Because of his sinful lifestyle, that was full of deceit and drinking, he was not able to enter through the gates of Heaven. So, Jack turned around and went to the gates of Hell, where he pleaded with the Devil for commission into the Underworld. Yet, the Devil would fulfill his obligation to Jack, denying his entry into Hell for he had asked his soul never to be taken by him. In order to warn others, the Devil had given Jack an ember, marking him a denizen of the Netherworld, and sent him on his way. From that day on, Jack was doomed to roam the planes between good and evil, only an ember inside a hollowed rutabaga to light his way.
Strengths:
- The user is someone whose body is completely made of inorganic material, and thus, is not required to sustain their body in the normal human way.
- Being apart of the paranormal, themselves, the user is not affected by the likes of spectres, spirits, ghosts, monsters, etc.
- The user of this magic can freely remove their head and reattach it whenever they so feel like it, making them ultimately immune to permanent death by decapitation.
Weaknesses:
- If the user was to lose their head, it is likely that the body would not be able to find it back due to lack of motor skills.
- Due to their body being of inorganic material, the user is not capable of feeling when they are hurt or otherwise injured.
- Fire spells that are conjured via the user's magic are 50% more vulnerable to magic that is able to conjure water spells.
- However, due to their lack of solidity in their bones, the user is more susceptible to breaking their bones than anyone else.
Lineage:
- Caine's Descent:
- Caine's Descent
Description: Long ago there were two brothers who were loved by the gods their name was Abel and Caine. Everything was alright since both were content with what they had, a demon jealous of the affection these two mortals receive from deities decided to meddle with their lives. It decided to create a rift between the brothers love. The rift cause rivalry between both brothers and with the aide of the demon, Caine won and accidentally killed his brother in the process. The gods learned what Caine and the demon had done so they cursed them both. The demon Shamashu and Caine were to share the same body, giving Caine longevity in exchange for the thirst for blood, and the demon only allowed to roam free only once Caine is feeds upon blood.
Abilities: Gives the user the ability Bloodrage an ability that transforms the user into a demon with tremendous strength (+100% strength boost +25% damage resistance) and the ability to heal serious wounds rapidly upon consumption of blood (Heal user-ranked damage when consuming blood/flesh). Bite attacks for example would heal you per bite attack (if you hit/draw blood)). Their own blood can trigger bloodrage but will not heal them, instead triggering a 2% HP heal.
During this state, the user becomes insane, and will attack anything they see.
Passively when not or when in bloodrage, the user can smell blood from 50 meters +25/per rank beyond D. If the blood is exposed, doubles the range. Huge quantities of blood can increase the range dramatically for IC-RP benefit (Such as smelling a slaughtered village from miles away).
Usage: Once per thread the caster can use Bloodrage. Bloodrage starts upon consumption of blood and lasts for 5 posts. Can’t cast spells while in demon mode. Passive bloodscent.
- Dread Master: As a spirit who was denied entry to both Heaven and Hell, the user of this magic has become a wandering spirit. Because of their inability to have a restful death, stories have been woven about their persona and what had caused them to be denied by both God and the Devil. At first, the user was just that, a wandering spirit who wasn't able to do much in the world of the living, aside from, well, wandering. However, from these stories, the user has gained immense power, able to affect those that are either of the material or immaterial realms. This has given them the ability to induce fear into those who believe the wicked stories woven around them by merely being near them. Anyone that is located within eighty (80) meters (+15 meters per rank up to SS-rank) of the user is overwhelmed by a sense of fear. The sense of fear that is caused by the presence of the user reduces the damage output of the surrounding opponents by 40% (+5% up to SS-rank).
- Soul Perception: Supernatural beings, whether living or dead, have the ability to see other souls around them, whether they, too, are living or dead. As a result, the user is capable of sensing and perceiving the souls of those that they encounter or those that are around them. This includes the souls of both the living and the deceased, even if they are not dead or alive, themselves. What this ability allows the user to do is track the person they are able to see the soul of until they are out of range of the user. Ultimately, this ability gives the user an advantage over spells that involve invisibility or cloaking, as the soul of the person can still be perceived even through invisibility and cloaking. However, the ability can only affect spells of invisibility and cloaking that are equal to or lower in rank to the user, and is only effective in a range of eighty (80) meters (+15 meters per rank up to SS-rank). Entities that do not have a soul are unaffected by the likes of this ability, and entities that have more than one soul may overwhelm and confuse the user.
- Rejuvenation: The user's bones are considerably brittle due to their swift and reactive nature, which is achieved through hollowed bones. Due to this, the user's body has adapted to healing quickly in order to repair any broken bones or injuries they've received. Small cuts and injuries are often healed considerably fast, repairing the flesh that was sliced open or otherwise. Bruises are completely nonexistent, as the veins are healed almost immediately after being broken, and so on and so forth. Because the user's body has adapted to healing injuries as quickly as it does, the user has gained a passive 5% health regen added onto their natural health regen. Likewise, healing spells that are cast on the user receive an additional 40% (+5% per rank up to SS-rank) effectiveness in their healing. This only affects the user and the damage repair can easily be reversed by the user taking more damage than what is able to heal them.
- Numbness: Due to the user's body being made of inorganic material, the user is not capable of feeling any sort of touch. Since they cannot feel anything that touches them, the user is not aware of when a spell or weapon strikes them unless in plain view. This can result in the user taking more damage than is necessary because they cannot feel when damage is being done to them. Because of this, the user has a higher resistance to damage than a normal person would typically be able to resist. As such, the user has a 40% (+5% per rank up to SS-rank) natural resistance to any physical or magical attack that manages to land on them. Spells that are of the fire element and are equal to or lower in rank to the user are considered ineffective against the user due to their affinity with fire. Damage is still received by the user; however, in cases like water being used, they receive 50% extra damage instead.
- Supercharge: Jack O'Lanterns are most well known for the candles that flicker endlessly at the center of their hollow forms. The bright light that emits through the darkness is a flame that burns eternally on the night of All Hallow's Eve. This flame is what defines the Jack O'Lantern and because of this, the user, who is of the Jack O'Lanterns, themselves, is able to manipulate and control this flame. It means that the user is capable of amplifying and condensing the strength of the flame that is the basis of their magic. Spells that are produced from the user's own magic are amplified in strength in order to deal more damage to an opponent. Any spell that the user now casts deals an extra 40% (+5% per rank up to SS-rank) in damage naturally to any opponent that it lands on. Likewise, any magic spell that is cast toward the user will deal an extra 50% in damage to the spell or the user, depending on which is hit.
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