Heir to the Void

Solmar wrote:

Lineage Name: Draco-Demon Soul
Wielder: Solmar Starshade
Purchase Proof: Page 15, Post 375

Description
For the longest time, Solmar had struggled with the fact that he had a demon dwelling inside of his soul, one that could come out at any time when he showed weakness. During their first encounter, it was this demon that murdered his parents, relatives and friends and drove him out of his place of birth. One could go as far as to say that this was the reason why Solmar became a wanderer who liked being out in the wilderness more than he liked being among human beings. When the elemental node Solmar had been charging up had taken it upon itself to split Solmar and Vetis apart and give them separate bodies, this went well for a while, though all things would eventually have to come to an end. As both came to realize what the other part of their being meant to them, Solmar and Vetis both came to the conclusion that they were both part of the same entity.

At this point, the Heartstone used its power, along with a fraction of Feykroreyth's draconic body as a catalyst in order to put them back together better than before. Upon merging back together, the being known as Vetis stopped to exist, becoming one with Solmar and turning him into a hybrid being. Existing in the body of a mortal, the powers of both a dragon and a demon merged together to become a half-human, half draconic demon. Making him so much stronger than he originally was, he can now release these powers in two stages. One where he only releases a portion of his demonic power, and a second in which he releases both his draconic and his demonic power to become the perfect hunter of monsters, mages and anything else that might fit the bill.

Making him physically stronger and more resilient, it also changes the way his magic looks, as for instance the white flames he normally uses are altered when in his final form, taking on an orange-red hue instead. While both change his physical appearance, the latter of the two does so in a far more drastic manner. In his first form, all that really happens is that his hair goes from the regular black to a snow white color while his eyes go from blue to orange while a slight white aura forms around him. In his second and final form, Solmar takes on a far more monstrous form with claws, fangs, two smaller forward facing horns and two longer upward facing horns. His skin becomes covered in chitinous plating and thick scales. Additionally, he is also capable of spawning and retracting two pairs of wings for aerial combat.

Downside:
The buffs gained by Partial Release and Unleashed Demon Soul do not stack with one another, nor do they stack with the passive buffs given by Half-Demon Soul. When entering Partial Release, the buffs from Half-Demon soul are replaced by those of Partial Release. When in Unleashed Demon Soul, the buffs from Partial Release are replaced by those of Unleashed Demon Soul. When either of the active forms ends, Solmar reverts to just having those of the Half-Demon Soul passive.



Passive Abilities:
Draco-Demon Soul:
Due to his soul being half-human and half-demon while his biological make-up is now part-dragon, a rather interesting evolution has taken place with Solmar's body. Increasing both his physical and his magical prowess when fighting with his bare hands, using his sword to fight his battles or when throwing around his magic, even when just finding himself in a social event or sleeping in bed, this power is always present because it is now a part of who he is.
Spell damage +60%.
Spell speed +60%.
Strength +60%.
Speed +60%.


Active Abilities:
Partial Release:
When in need of it, Solmar can release a portion of the demonic energy he normally contains in order to increase his combat prowess. Entering a state of partial Force, his hair goes from the normal black color to a snow white one as a faint white aura radiates around his body, giving off a gentle kind of heat. Slightly increasing his muscle mass and giving his skin a faint glow, his eyes take on a orange-red hue. As this is only a partial release of his power, it does not take a real toll on his body. Therefore, he can choose to end it or release it again several times  per thread, though it will need to recharge for two posts for every one post in which it is active.
Duration: 10 posts
Spell damage +70%.
Spell speed +70%.
Strength +70%.
Speed +70%.
Spell costs reduced by 10%.

Unleashed Soul:
Due to Solmar being a demon himself and possessing a portion of a elder dragon's power, Solmar transforms himself fully into a being that is both demonic and draconic in nature. Pushing his natural powers to their limits along with changing his body into one that is far more suited for different forms of combat, the buffs from his partial release are increased and improved upon, but not without a cost. Unleashed Soul, due to being so powerful, can only be activated by draining 25% of Solmar's base Magic Power and after being in Partial Release for at least three posts. Unlike Partial Release, this form can be ended early, but cannot be reactivated again in the same post, meaning it can only be used once.
Duration: 5 posts
Spell damage +105%.
Spell speed +105%.
Strength +105%.
Speed +105%.
Spell costs reduced by 20%.

Solmar wrote:

Lineage Name: Draco-Demon Soul
Wielder: Solmar Starshade
Purchase Proof: Page 15, Post 375

Description
For the longest time, Solmar had struggled with the fact that he had a demon dwelling inside of his soul, one that could come out at any time when he showed weakness. During their first encounter, it was this demon that murdered his parents, relatives and friends and drove him out of his place of birth. One could go as far as to say that this was the reason why Solmar became a wanderer who liked being out in the wilderness more than he liked being among human beings. When the elemental node Solmar had been charging up had taken it upon itself to split Solmar and Vetis apart and give them separate bodies, this went well for a while, though all things would eventually have to come to an end. As both came to realize what the other part of their being meant to them, Solmar and Vetis both came to the conclusion that they were both part of the same entity.

At this point, the Heartstone used its power, along with a fraction of Feykroreyth's draconic body as a catalyst in order to put them back together better than before. Upon merging back together, the being known as Vetis stopped to exist, becoming one with Solmar and turning him into a hybrid being. Existing in the body of a mortal, the powers of both a dragon and a demon merged together to become a half-human, half draconic demon. Making him so much stronger than he originally was, he can now release these powers in two stages. One where he only releases a portion of his demonic power, and a second in which he releases both his draconic and his demonic power to become the perfect hunter of monsters, mages and anything else that might fit the bill.

Making him physically stronger and more resilient, it also changes the way his magic looks, as for instance the white flames he normally uses are altered when in his final form, taking on an orange-red hue instead. While both change his physical appearance, the latter of the two does so in a far more drastic manner. In his first form, all that really happens is that his hair goes from the regular black to a snow white color while his eyes go from blue to orange while a slight white aura forms around him. In his second and final form, Solmar takes on a far more monstrous form with claws, fangs, two smaller forward facing horns and two longer upward facing horns. His skin becomes covered in chitinous plating and thick scales. Additionally, he is also capable of spawning and retracting two pairs of wings for aerial combat.



Active Abilities:
Partial Release:
When in need of it, Solmar can release a portion of the demonic energy he normally contains in order to increase his combat prowess. Entering a state of partial Force, his hair goes from the normal black color to a snow white one as a faint white aura radiates around his body, giving off a gentle kind of heat. Slightly increasing his muscle mass and giving his skin a faint glow, his eyes take on a orange-red hue. As this is only a partial release of his power, it does not take a real toll on his body. Therefore, he can choose to end it or release it again several times  per thread, though it will need to recharge for two posts for every one post in which it is active.
Duration: 10 posts
Spell damage +70%.
Spell speed +70%.
Strength +70%.
Speed +70%.
Spell costs reduced by 10%.

Unleashed Soul:
Due to Solmar being a demon himself and possessing a portion of a elder dragon's power, Solmar transforms himself fully into a being that is both demonic and draconic in nature. Pushing his natural powers to their limits along with changing his body into one that is far more suited for different forms of combat, the buffs from his partial release are increased and improved upon, but not without a cost. Unleashed Soul, due to being so powerful, can only be activated by draining 25% of Solmar's base Magic Power and after being in Partial Release for at least three posts. Unlike Partial Release, this form can be ended early, but cannot be reactivated again in the same post, meaning it can only be used once.
Duration: 5 posts
Spell damage +70%.
Spell speed +70%.
Strength +70%.
Speed +70%.
Spell costs reduced by 10%.

Solmar wrote:

Lineage Name: Draco-Demon Soul
Wielder: Solmar Starshade
Purchase Proof: Page 15, Post 375

Description
For the longest time, Solmar had struggled with the fact that he had a demon dwelling inside of his soul, one that could come out at any time when he showed weakness. During their first encounter, it was this demon that murdered his parents, relatives and friends and drove him out of his place of birth. One could go as far as to say that this was the reason why Solmar became a wanderer who liked being out in the wilderness more than he liked being among human beings. When the elemental node Solmar had been charging up had taken it upon itself to split Solmar and Vetis apart and give them separate bodies, this went well for a while, though all things would eventually have to come to an end. As both came to realize what the other part of their being meant to them, Solmar and Vetis both came to the conclusion that they were both part of the same entity.

At this point, the Heartstone used its power, along with a fraction of Feykroreyth's draconic body as a catalyst in order to put them back together better than before. Upon merging back together, the being known as Vetis stopped to exist, becoming one with Solmar and turning him into a hybrid being. Existing in the body of a mortal, the powers of both a dragon and a demon merged together to become a half-human, half draconic demon. Making him so much stronger than he originally was, he can now release these powers in two stages. One where he only releases a portion of his demonic power, and a second in which he releases both his draconic and his demonic power to become the perfect hunter of monsters, mages and anything else that might fit the bill.

Making him physically stronger and more resilient, it also changes the way his magic looks, as for instance the white flames he normally uses are altered when in his final form, taking on an orange-red hue instead. While both change his physical appearance, the latter of the two does so in a far more drastic manner. In his first form, all that really happens is that his hair goes from the regular black to a snow white color while his eyes go from blue to orange while a slight white aura forms around him. In his second and final form, Solmar takes on a far more monstrous form with claws, fangs, two smaller forward facing horns and two longer upward facing horns. His skin becomes covered in chitinous plating and thick scales. Additionally, he is also capable of spawning and retracting two pairs of wings for aerial combat.



Active Abilities:
Partial Release:
When in need of it, Solmar can release a portion of the demonic energy he normally contains in order to increase his combat prowess. Entering a state of partial Force, his hair goes from the normal black color to a snow white one as a faint white aura radiates around his body, giving off a gentle kind of heat. Slightly increasing his muscle mass and giving his skin a faint glow, his eyes take on a orange-red hue. As this is only a partial release of his power, it does not take a real toll on his body. Therefore, he can choose to end it or release it again several times  per thread, though it will need to recharge for two posts for every one post in which it is active.
Duration: 10 posts
Spell damage +70%.
Spell speed +70%.
Strength +70%.
Speed +70%.
Spell costs reduced by 10%.

Unleashed Soul:
Due to Solmar being a demon himself and possessing a portion of a elder dragon's power, Solmar transforms himself fully into a being that is both demonic and draconic in nature. Pushing his natural powers to their limits along with changing his body into one that is far more suited for different forms of combat, the buffs from his partial release are increased and improved upon, but not without a cost. Unleashed Soul, due to being so powerful, can only be activated by draining 25% of Solmar's base Magic Power and after being in Partial Release for at least three posts. Unlike Partial Release, this form can be ended early, but cannot be reactivated again in the same post, meaning it can only be used once.
Duration: 5 posts
Spell damage +70%.
Spell speed +70%.
Strength +70%.
Speed +70%.
Spell costs reduced by 10%.

Solmar wrote:Lineage Name: Fomoiré Sidhé
Wielder: Solmar Starshade
Purchase Proof: Page 15, Post 375

Description
There are a few aspects to Solmar's magic that make him who he is as a mage. The first and foremost of these is the fact that he is a Slayer, increasing his senses and sharpening them to a point far beyond that of the average mage and even that of most animals. The second is Rhyfelwr Coetir, the woodland warrior, a magic that combines his unique Sidhé and Fomorian gear with nature shaping and controlling magic. Finally, the third is known as the Mabynnogyon, a means of studying, understanding, copying and eventually mastering magic. Being fae in origin, Solmar is not a full blooded one but rather a mix of Fomorian and Sidhé bloodlines. Though not entirely uncommon among the lower echelons, offspring of an Archfae and a Fomorian warlord is quite unheard of, making his power that much more intense and unique.

Combining the Sidhé bloodline that stands for nature, peace, purity and life with the Fomoiré bloodline which in turn stands for decay, war, corruption and death, there is a constant duality present in his powers that has always worked against him. While he possessed immense magical power from an early point on, the fact that he possessed fire and nature magic has always been quite conflicting. It was only through mastering both magics and learning a third kind, which encompasses both all magic and none of them at the same time, that his control was elevated to a point where he can now control and utilize both together without ripping into itself. Once he realized this was possible for his magic, he also used similar means of reconciling the constant duality of his being. Finding that the two sides combined made him quite human, he made peace with it.

As time passed, Solmar learned how to better utilize not only his own magic and increase their might and potency, but also learned of ways in which to make the spells he had copied from other mages more suitable to his own needs and means of combat, thus increasing their effectiveness in and out of battle. Being an Archfae in his own right, the young mage uses both aspects of his being to be the most powerful version of himself that he can possibly be. Though that sometimes means dabbling into the more violent and destructive parts of him, he believes that at times, the ends justify the means. After all, he was born of both bloodlines, both of which he has grown to become equally proud.


Sidhé Lineage Perks:

Mana Zone [1 effect]
First and foremost, Dealltwriaeth Naturiol is a spell that lets Solmar pick up on spells being used so that he can figure out their magical make-up and copy them. By mastering this spell, as well as his Slayer-imbued senses, Solmar has learned how to sense more than just that. Merging his magic sensing, spell sensing and his sense of hearing, sight, smell and taste into some kind of “Super Sense”, he becomes capable of picking up on anything that enters into this field by circumventing anti-sensory abilities. Only those of higher rank than Solmar are capable of fooling these senses, while those of equal or lower rank will have their presence known to him once they enter into the field. Requires Dealltwriaeth Naturiol to be active. (This ability essentially constitutes automatic negation/immunity against all anti-sensory effects, which, as per immunity rules, is not allowed. If you wish to retain this ability, please clarify that a) only active anti-sensory effects may be ignored, b) only one anti-sensory effect may be ignored per post, and only effects of S rank or lower and c) that the user must pay MP equivalent to the cost of the spell or ability containing the anti-sensory effect being ignored. Please also specify a maximum range and speed for this ability)

Sidhé Spellcrafting [3 effects]
Through his mabynnogyon magic, which lets him understand and use spells used by other people, Solmar has been given a greater insight into the inner workings of ethernano and mana. While originally only capable of copying magic, learning how these spells feel when using them has allowed him to tinker with it more freely. When storing these spells in his Codex, Solmar can tinker with these spells and alter them to fit his fighting style more, thus somewhat personalizing these copied spells. Because the Mabynnogyon is an overarching theme that involves two magics, he can do this in two ways. Either by altering the spell in his Mabynnogyon magic by infusing his nature magic with it. This uses the spell slots of Mabynnogyon or Rhyfelwr Coetir. Additionally, this gives him acces to 2 more signature spells for his Slayer magic and 1 advanced spell capping at H+.

Calamity [1 effects]
Because of his heritage as a Sidhé fae from a royal lineage, Solmar’s magic is on another level when compared to your average mage. As these things often come at the cost of something else, Solmar has been forced to learn to fight with different means that do not include actual strength but magical strength. Because the fae are known for their magical prowess, rather than their physical might, Solmar’s spells gain an increase of 7hp per rank (Please clarify what kind of increase this actually is, damage, healing, or durability), capping at 40 at S rank (This would be 35 HP, or 5x7HP. Please clarify this). This however comes at the exchange that he can’t buff his physical strength from any source, such as the increase he would normally gain from being a Slayer.

Arcane Orbit [1 effect]
When using his Hyperion or Weald o Frenhinoedd spell, the surrounding area becomes saturated with residual magic power due to the wide area across which they span. Reabsorbing these residual particles along with the natural ethernano in the air and soil they come into contact with, they replenish Solmar as he goes about his business in battle. Every round in which one of these spells are active and Solmar remains within their radius, he absorbs enough of these particles to physically heal himself for an amount equal to ranked healing, capping off at S rank and not benefitting from buffs or debuffs (120hp) (Making a spell or ability completely impervious to debuffs is not allowed. Please remove this). This effect does not stack in situation when both of the previously named spells happen to be active at the same time.

Archfae’s Hoard [1 effect]
As the descendant of royal fae bloodlines, as well as being the future King of the Greenscape fae, Solmar has access to great levels of wealth and different types of currencies used in Earthland and other worlds and dimensions to which the fae can travel. Through magical means, all these currencies he earns or are earned for him are tossed into his royal hoard, a place only a select few aside from himself know the location of, let alone how to get into it. Through the hoard, all jewel rewards gained from jobs are doubled.


Fomoiré Lineage Perks:

Critical Mass [1 effect]
When in need of it, Solmar can imbue one of his instant single target spells with a great deal of raw power equal to 25% of his total magic power. In turn, this drains 25% of his total magic power in the process, making it an equal exchange. This extra amount of damage, when calculated, is added after all of the other buffs and perks have been counted. Due to how taxing this way of spellcasting is and the amount of raw power it forces out, this can only be done twice per thread. If used within a time frame of four posts since the previous use of Critical Mass, Solmar’s total speed will be reduced by 50% due to fatigue while passive or active MP regeneration is rendered inert for four posts. (This ability has the potential to, by far, exceed damage caps for any single ability, which means that I must ask you to cap the extra damage from this ability at an additional 120 HP (S rank) damage at max)

Withering Touch [1 effect]
As a Fomorian, Solmar is linked to certain forces of suffering and death such as decay, withering, blight and drought. While mostly containing these aspects of himself, he does however make use of these through his demon slayer spells. When making use of these fire spells, they apply a DoT effect over time that deals damage equal to that of the spell used over the duration of five posts after the initial spell hits. Upon making contact with a target or a construct possessing durability, Solmar needs to spend MP equal to 100% of the cost of the spell used for the DoT effect to kick in, making the withering flames cling to their target from that point on for the remainder of five posts or until dispelled. (Adding an effect to any given spell through the use of an ability is not allowed, as this would potentially allow every spell of yours to exceed their effect cap. Further, this spell essentially doubles the base damage of every single spell you possess, which would be by far too much for adding it onto a spell that already deals its own base damage. Please rework this ability)

Temporal Flux [1 effect]
As a descendant of fae royalty capable maintaining high level spells while at the same time maintaining a massive amount of magical power within his physical body, he is capable of applying some of this power when reflecting or redirecting spells. When doing so, Solmar will apply some of his own magical power to the attack as he sends it back, thus sending it back stronger than the original spell was. In order for this to work, he will need Caladbolg or Fragarach to be summoned to work as a conduit for it. Aside from following all the rules of redirection and reflection, this adds a +70% increased spell damage to the spell that has been redirected/reflected. (Firstly, redirection effects do not allow players to redirect a spell back onto its original caster or another target, as that would be reflection effects. Redirection effects are akin to negations in that they simply hinder a spell from affecting you or others by reflecting it off and away from the user to disperse ineffectually. Secondly, in regards to reflection effects, these must always follow the reflected spell's original values in every given case and cannot be affected by your own buffs or stat increases. Consequently, I must ask you to rework this ability accordingly)

Thagirion wrote:

"Evil precedes good just as darkness precedes light and absence precedes existence."

Lineage Name: Heir to the Void
Wielder: Thagirion
Purchase Proof: Page 15, Post 375

Description
Before the creation of the universe, there was only an infinite darkness known to some as the abyss, while other choose to call it the void or the primordial dark. Born within the darkness was the race known by no known, simply called abyssal, named after the thing that birthed them. For untold amounts of time, these beings lived within the void, until the light burst into their realm of eternal darkness and the creation of material things began. As the universe started being born, the Abyssals realized that they were now at war with beings of pure light, bent on birthing a universe in what they considered to be an empty space. But since that “empty space” was what the Abyssals called home, that was now being filled in at the whims of an invading species, they in turn began destroying these light forged beings and their material creations.

As life found a way to exist, the light and the dark continued waging war upon one another until infighting among the Abyssals tipped the scales in the favor of the light. Some of the dark beings wanted to claim some of these planets that were being created, while others remained content with just outright destroying them and claiming back the empty void as it had been before the intervention of the light. By the time the infighting had come to a temporary close, they had lost a lot of ground, and were on the verge of defeat, ten of the most powerful Abyssals decided to lead their brethren in a final battle against the light. Destroying everything in their wake, Thamiel, Chaigidel, Sathariel, Gamchicoth, Golachab, Thagirion, Harabserapel, Samael, Gamaliel and Nehemoth outright shattered the opposition in their advance.

Unfortunately for them, the leaders of the light forged, better known as the Sefirot, had laid out a trap, sacrificing millions of their own kind to let their deaths power up a trapping spell that sealed away all of the Abyssals within a material contraption known as a “tree” called the Qliphoth. Placing it on a barren planet, this Qliphoth placed its roots into the soil and made sure to draw plenty of nourishment from the place in order to ensure that it would thrive. Within the living prison, the Abyssals were all either making peace with the fact that this was their new home, went insane with anger or blamed what had happened upon their own kind. As such, the infighting continued with no common enemy to focus their attentions on, leading to almost their entire species being eradicated and rounded down to a mere handful.

To keep the tree itself from eventually consuming them too, the remaining Abyssals turned to cannibalism, eating their own kind and getting stronger in the process. Throughout this bloody business, the lesser ones ran and hid while the strong kept eating and grew stronger. With their ranks thinned out and the strong being sufficiently powerful enough to stay alive, they went into a state of hibernation in preparation for the day when they might be able to leave their eternal prison. In time, the barren world on which the Qliphoth had been rooted became a world full of uncontrolled life and growth called the Greenscape. In the present day, only one of the Abyssals, now calling themselves the Qliphah, has made it out of that place with a physical body, making it possible for him to exist in the material world surrounded by mages.



Qliphoth Lineage Perks:

Mana Zone [1 effect]
Mastering the ethernano residue that passively flows around in his direct vicinity, Thagirion can tap into this natural mana when using Revelation’s Fringe. By mastering this area spell, as well as his Slayer-imbued senses, he has learned how to sense more than just that. Merging his magic sensing, spell sensing and his sense of hearing, sight, smell and taste into some kind of “Super Sense”. Depending on which of these spells is being used, Thagirion can pick up on objects or beings that enter this field around. Based on the level of the spell this is triggered by, it can ignore active anti-sensory abilities, as well as increase his basic senses to function within the area of the spell. Additionally, only one anti-sensory ability can be ignored per post, and MP equal to the cost of the anti-sensory spell must be paid. (Please additionally clarify that only spells or abilities of S rank or lower can be negated this way and that the spell or ability being negated must make contact with this spell. In light of this, you must also specify that spells and abilities can only be negated in user rank burst range around the user)

Qliphoth Spellcrafting [3 effects]
Through his Qliphoth magic, which lets him understand and use spells used by other people, Thagirion has been given a greater insight into the inner workings of ethernano and mana. While originally only capable of copying magic, learning how these spells feel when using them has allowed him to tinker with it more freely. When storing these spells in his Codex, Solmar can tinker with these spells and alter them to fit his fighting style more, thus somewhat personalizing these copied spells. This uses the spell slots of Border-Realm. Additionally, this gives him acces to 2 more signature spells for his Abysmal Blackness and 1 advanced spell capping at H+.

Calamity [1 effects]
Because the Qliphah were creatures molded from the primordial darkness that made up the galaxy before creation, they did not rely on physical might as much as they did on sheer brutality and the magical powers they were born with. Gaining a base increase of 35hp damage to his spells (7hp per rank), Thagirion’s spells are naturally stronger than that of many human mages would be at their core. The trade-off to this power comes at the cost of being incapable of having his physical strength boosted or buffed by any source, such as the passive increase he would normally gain from his slayer magic. (Please rework this into a 50% base spell damage increase, as a flat increase to spell damage could potentially result in an increase that would exceed the 50% max cap imposed on base increases (for example, a D rank single target spell could benefit from a 35 HP damage increase, which would increase the total damage to 75 HP, which is the equivalent to an 87.5% base damage increase))

Umbral Orbit [1 effect]
While using Revelation’s Fringe or Void State: Exolon, the surrounding area becomes saturated with residual ethernano, as well as drawing it out from the environment due to the wide area across which it spans. Absorbing and re-absorbing these particles from the air and soil over time, they reinvigorate Thagirion as he does battle. Every round in which one of these spells is active, Thagirion heals himself for 120hp. This effect does not stack in situations where both of the previously mentioned spells are activated at the same time. This does not ignore detrimental effects or damage over time spells in any way.

Beyond Comprehension [1 effect]
Due to the fact that Thagirion is an extraplanar entity inhabiting a material shell, his magical presence is not at all like those of wizards existing on this world. As a being that has been around before the creation of the universe itself as just another being that inhabited the void, his magical presence exists on a level beyond mortal comprehension. It is for this reason that those who see Thagirion will not be capable of making a clear assessment as to his magical power and potential threat level. Concealing his magical power at all times makes him a perfect fit for assassination jobs, though things such as his scent or noises he might make are not naturally concealed.

Instinctive Shadowmancy [1 effect]
Being one with his magic, Thagirion’s superhuman senses tend to warn him to the presence of danger around him. In such cases, he can subconsciously activate magical spells in order to instinctively protect him. While this can in some cases resort to major overkill to something as insignificant as a drunkard stumbling into him by accident, it can also protect him in a moment’s notice. As the magic is truly an extension of his own dark self, the connection he shares with it might not be something any mage would be able to experience unless they are as intricately interwoven as the Qliphah.

Currency Connaisseur [1 effect]
Before all material things sprang into being, the Qliphah were already around, using various different means as currency among themselves. Whether it be limbs such as wings torn off of a Sefirot in battle or something else of the sort, Thagirion has known the worth of currency before any coins were ever even made. As such, he can manage to get people to pay him much more than they would to your average mage, his callous and unemotional expression and sense of dread swirling around him adding a certain level of intimidation on top of it. In short, all jewel rewards gained from jobs are doubled.

Placeholder for Second, currently unfinished magic [1 effect]

Thagirion wrote:

"Evil precedes good just as darkness precedes light and absence precedes existence."

Lineage Name: Heir to the Void
Wielder: Thagirion
Purchase Proof: Page 15, Post 375

Description
Before the creation of the universe, there was only an infinite darkness known to some as the abyss, while other choose to call it the void or the primordial dark. Born within the darkness was the race known by no known, simply called abyssal, named after the thing that birthed them. For untold amounts of time, these beings lived within the void, until the light burst into their realm of eternal darkness and the creation of material things began. As the universe started being born, the Abyssals realized that they were now at war with beings of pure light, bent on birthing a universe in what they considered to be an empty space. But since that “empty space” was what the Abyssals called home, that was now being filled in at the whims of an invading species, they in turn began destroying these light forged beings and their material creations.

As life found a way to exist, the light and the dark continued waging war upon one another until infighting among the Abyssals tipped the scales in the favor of the light. Some of the dark beings wanted to claim some of these planets that were being created, while others remained content with just outright destroying them and claiming back the empty void as it had been before the intervention of the light. By the time the infighting had come to a temporary close, they had lost a lot of ground, and were on the verge of defeat, ten of the most powerful Abyssals decided to lead their brethren in a final battle against the light. Destroying everything in their wake, Thamiel, Chaigidel, Sathariel, Gamchicoth, Golachab, Thagirion, Harabserapel, Samael, Gamaliel and Nehemoth outright shattered the opposition in their advance.

Unfortunately for them, the leaders of the light forged, better known as the Sefirot, had laid out a trap, sacrificing millions of their own kind to let their deaths power up a trapping spell that sealed away all of the Abyssals within a material contraption known as a “tree” called the Qliphoth. Placing it on a barren planet, this Qliphoth placed its roots into the soil and made sure to draw plenty of nourishment from the place in order to ensure that it would thrive. Within the living prison, the Abyssals were all either making peace with the fact that this was their new home, went insane with anger or blamed what had happened upon their own kind. As such, the infighting continued with no common enemy to focus their attentions on, leading to almost their entire species being eradicated and rounded down to a mere handful.

To keep the tree itself from eventually consuming them too, the remaining Abyssals turned to cannibalism, eating their own kind and getting stronger in the process. Throughout this bloody business, the lesser ones ran and hid while the strong kept eating and grew stronger. With their ranks thinned out and the strong being sufficiently powerful enough to stay alive, they went into a state of hibernation in preparation for the day when they might be able to leave their eternal prison. In time, the barren world on which the Qliphoth had been rooted became a world full of uncontrolled life and growth called the Greenscape. In the present day, only one of the Abyssals, now calling themselves the Qliphah, has made it out of that place with a physical body, making it possible for him to exist in the material world surrounded by mages.



Qliphoth Lineage Perks:

Mana Zone [1 effect]
Mastering the ethernano residue that passively flows around in his direct vicinity, Thagirion can tap into this natural mana when using Revelation’s Fringe. By mastering this area spell, as well as his Slayer-imbued senses, he has learned how to sense more than just that. Merging his magic sensing, spell sensing and his sense of hearing, sight, smell and taste into some kind of “Super Sense”. Depending on which of these spells is being used, Thagirion can pick up on objects or beings that enter this field around. Based on the level of the spell this is triggered by, it can ignore active anti-sensory abilities, as well as increase his basic senses to function within the area of the spell. Additionally, only one anti-sensory ability of S rank or lower within burst range can be ignored per post, and MP equal to the cost of the anti-sensory spell must be paid.

Qliphoth Spellcrafting [3 effects]
Through his Qliphoth magic, which lets him understand and use spells used by other people, Thagirion has been given a greater insight into the inner workings of ethernano and mana. While originally only capable of copying magic, learning how these spells feel when using them has allowed him to tinker with it more freely. When storing these spells in his Codex, Solmar can tinker with these spells and alter them to fit his fighting style more, thus somewhat personalizing these copied spells. This uses the spell slots of Border-Realm. Additionally, this gives him acces to 2 more signature spells for his Abysmal Blackness and 1 advanced spell capping at H+.

Calamity [1 effects]
Because the Qliphah were creatures molded from the primordial darkness that made up the galaxy before creation, they did not rely on physical might as much as they did on sheer brutality and the magical powers they were born with. Gaining a base increase of 50% damage to his spells, Thagirion’s spells are naturally stronger than that of many human mages would be at their core. The trade-off to this power comes at the cost of being incapable of having his physical strength boosted or buffed by any source, such as the passive increase he would normally gain from his slayer magic.

Umbral Orbit [1 effect]
While using Revelation’s Fringe or Void State: Exolon, the surrounding area becomes saturated with residual ethernano, as well as drawing it out from the environment due to the wide area across which it spans. Absorbing and re-absorbing these particles from the air and soil over time, they reinvigorate Thagirion as he does battle. Every round in which one of these spells is active, Thagirion heals himself for 120hp. This effect does not stack in situations where both of the previously mentioned spells are activated at the same time. This does not ignore detrimental effects or damage over time spells in any way.

Beyond Comprehension [1 effect]
Due to the fact that Thagirion is an extraplanar entity inhabiting a material shell, his magical presence is not at all like those of wizards existing on this world. As a being that has been around before the creation of the universe itself as just another being that inhabited the void, his magical presence exists on a level beyond mortal comprehension. It is for this reason that those who see Thagirion will not be capable of making a clear assessment as to his magical power and potential threat level. Concealing his magical power at all times makes him a perfect fit for assassination jobs, though things such as his scent or noises he might make are not naturally concealed.

Instinctive Shadowmancy [1 effect]
Being one with his magic, Thagirion’s superhuman senses tend to warn him to the presence of danger around him. In such cases, he can subconsciously activate magical spells in order to instinctively protect him. While this can in some cases resort to major overkill to something as insignificant as a drunkard stumbling into him by accident, it can also protect him in a moment’s notice. As the magic is truly an extension of his own dark self, the connection he shares with it might not be something any mage would be able to experience unless they are as intricately interwoven as the Qliphah.

Currency Connaisseur [1 effect]
Before all material things sprang into being, the Qliphah were already around, using various different means as currency among themselves. Whether it be limbs such as wings torn off of a Sefirot in battle or something else of the sort, Thagirion has known the worth of currency before any coins were ever even made. As such, he can manage to get people to pay him much more than they would to your average mage, his callous and unemotional expression and sense of dread swirling around him adding a certain level of intimidation on top of it. In short, all jewel rewards gained from jobs are doubled.

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Thagirion wrote:

"Evil precedes good just as darkness precedes light and absence precedes existence."

Lineage Name: Heir to the Void
Wielder: Thagirion
Purchase Proof: Page 15, Post 375

Description
Before the creation of the universe, there was only an infinite darkness known to some as the abyss, while other choose to call it the void or the primordial dark. Born within the darkness was the race known by no known, simply called abyssal, named after the thing that birthed them. For untold amounts of time, these beings lived within the void, until the light burst into their realm of eternal darkness and the creation of material things began. As the universe started being born, the Abyssals realized that they were now at war with beings of pure light, bent on birthing a universe in what they considered to be an empty space. But since that “empty space” was what the Abyssals called home, that was now being filled in at the whims of an invading species, they in turn began destroying these light forged beings and their material creations.

As life found a way to exist, the light and the dark continued waging war upon one another until infighting among the Abyssals tipped the scales in the favor of the light. Some of the dark beings wanted to claim some of these planets that were being created, while others remained content with just outright destroying them and claiming back the empty void as it had been before the intervention of the light. By the time the infighting had come to a temporary close, they had lost a lot of ground, and were on the verge of defeat, ten of the most powerful Abyssals decided to lead their brethren in a final battle against the light. Destroying everything in their wake, Thamiel, Chaigidel, Sathariel, Gamchicoth, Golachab, Thagirion, Harabserapel, Samael, Gamaliel and Nehemoth outright shattered the opposition in their advance.

Unfortunately for them, the leaders of the light forged, better known as the Sefirot, had laid out a trap, sacrificing millions of their own kind to let their deaths power up a trapping spell that sealed away all of the Abyssals within a material contraption known as a “tree” called the Qliphoth. Placing it on a barren planet, this Qliphoth placed its roots into the soil and made sure to draw plenty of nourishment from the place in order to ensure that it would thrive. Within the living prison, the Abyssals were all either making peace with the fact that this was their new home, went insane with anger or blamed what had happened upon their own kind. As such, the infighting continued with no common enemy to focus their attentions on, leading to almost their entire species being eradicated and rounded down to a mere handful.

To keep the tree itself from eventually consuming them too, the remaining Abyssals turned to cannibalism, eating their own kind and getting stronger in the process. Throughout this bloody business, the lesser ones ran and hid while the strong kept eating and grew stronger. With their ranks thinned out and the strong being sufficiently powerful enough to stay alive, they went into a state of hibernation in preparation for the day when they might be able to leave their eternal prison. In time, the barren world on which the Qliphoth had been rooted became a world full of uncontrolled life and growth called the Greenscape. In the present day, only one of the Abyssals, now calling themselves the Qliphah, has made it out of that place with a physical body, making it possible for him to exist in the material world surrounded by mages.



Qliphoth Lineage Perks:

Mana Zone [1 effect]
Mastering the ethernano residue that passively flows around in his direct vicinity, Thagirion can tap into this natural mana when using Revelation’s Fringe. By mastering this area spell, as well as his Slayer-imbued senses, he has learned how to sense more than just that. Merging his magic sensing, spell sensing and his sense of hearing, sight, smell and taste into some kind of “Super Sense”. Depending on which of these spells is being used, Thagirion can pick up on objects or beings that enter this field around. Based on the level of the spell this is triggered by, it can ignore active anti-sensory abilities, as well as increase his basic senses to function within the area of the spell. Additionally, only one anti-sensory ability of S rank or lower within burst range can be ignored per post, and MP equal to the cost of the anti-sensory spell must be paid.

Qliphoth Spellcrafting [3 effects]
Through his Qliphoth magic, which lets him understand and use spells used by other people, Thagirion has been given a greater insight into the inner workings of ethernano and mana. While originally only capable of copying magic, learning how these spells feel when using them has allowed him to tinker with it more freely. When storing these spells in his Codex, Solmar can tinker with these spells and alter them to fit his fighting style more, thus somewhat personalizing these copied spells. This uses the spell slots of Border-Realm. Additionally, this gives him acces to 2 more signature spells for his Abysmal Blackness and 1 advanced spell capping at H+.

Calamity [1 effects]
Because the Qliphah were creatures molded from the primordial darkness that made up the galaxy before creation, they did not rely on physical might as much as they did on sheer brutality and the magical powers they were born with. Gaining a base increase of 50% damage to his spells, Thagirion’s spells are naturally stronger than that of many human mages would be at their core. The trade-off to this power comes at the cost of being incapable of having his physical strength boosted or buffed by any source, such as the passive increase he would normally gain from his slayer magic.

Umbral Orbit [1 effect]
While using Revelation’s Fringe or Void State: Exolon, the surrounding area becomes saturated with residual ethernano, as well as drawing it out from the environment due to the wide area across which it spans. Absorbing and re-absorbing these particles from the air and soil over time, they reinvigorate Thagirion as he does battle. Every round in which one of these spells is active, Thagirion heals himself for 120hp. This effect does not stack in situations where both of the previously mentioned spells are activated at the same time. This does not ignore detrimental effects or damage over time spells in any way.

Beyond Comprehension [1 effect]
Due to the fact that Thagirion is an extraplanar entity inhabiting a material shell, his magical presence is not at all like those of wizards existing on this world. As a being that has been around before the creation of the universe itself as just another being that inhabited the void, his magical presence exists on a level beyond mortal comprehension. It is for this reason that those who see Thagirion will not be capable of making a clear assessment as to his magical power and potential threat level. Concealing his magical power at all times makes him a perfect fit for assassination jobs, though things such as his scent or noises he might make are not naturally concealed.

Instinctive Shadowmancy [1 effect]
Being one with his magic, Thagirion’s superhuman senses tend to warn him to the presence of danger around him. In such cases, he can subconsciously activate magical spells in order to instinctively protect him. While this can in some cases resort to major overkill to something as insignificant as a drunkard stumbling into him by accident, it can also protect him in a moment’s notice. As the magic is truly an extension of his own dark self, the connection he shares with it might not be something any mage would be able to experience unless they are as intricately interwoven as the Qliphah.

Currency Connaisseur [1 effect]
Before all material things sprang into being, the Qliphah were already around, using various different means as currency among themselves. Whether it be limbs such as wings torn off of a Sefirot in battle or something else of the sort, Thagirion has known the worth of currency before any coins were ever even made. As such, he can manage to get people to pay him much more than they would to your average mage, his callous and unemotional expression and sense of dread swirling around him adding a certain level of intimidation on top of it. In short, all jewel rewards gained from jobs are doubled.

Placeholder for Second, currently unfinished magic [1 effect]