Trope Pantheon Restructure thread

First draft for rework of William Shakespeare:

William Shakespeare, God of Poetry, Theater and Melodrama (He who did it First, The Troperus Maximus, The Bard of Avon, Caster of Red, the Immortal Bard)

^{Shakespeare as a Servant.} 

• Greater God, borderline on Overdeity
• Symbol: A pair of Tragedy-and-Comedy Masks.
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Poetry, Stage Plays, Olde English, Tragedy, Comedy, Being Ahead of His Time, Rarely does any research, raunchy, lewd and dark comedy that was lost to time, Character Title, frequently Kill Em All, coined many words, fans of puns
• Domains: Theater, Knowledge, Craft.
• Follower: Oscar Wilde (except on Uncyclopedia
• Superior to: Lady Macbeth, Macbeth, Hamlet among many, many others
• Allies: Dream of the Endless, The Doctor
• Vitriolic Best Buds with: Dr. Seuss
• Enemies: Victor von Doom
• If someone, somewhere, has used a trope idea in a popular literary work, chances are This Guy beat them to the punch a long time ago.
• A great entertainer, his works have been shown daily in the Pantheon for the last three hundred years.
• The only known possible challenger to his title is Sophocles, but the Greek playwright had to admit Shakespeare's had the advantage in name recognition. Today they're said to be working together on an adaptation of the Great Pantheon War.
  • Aeschylus used to hold the title, and Euripides is still trying to get the role.
• Jack and Annie once visited him in the past, and played as fairies in "A Midsummer's Night Dream". When William found the two in the Pantheon, he asked if they could be on hand to act in a few more plays for him. Both graciously agreed to help.
• Is delighted that Romeo and Juliet were able to make it to the Pantheon, though annoyed at people not getting the meaning.
  • Is a bit more apprehensive about Macbeth.
• Was surprised to learn that he and Dr. Seuss engaged in a rap battle. Although Shakespeare is unhappy that Seuss let his creations do all the rapping, Dr. Seuss responds that what happened when Shakespeare accuses him of writing the Twilight books.
• Ban Dr. Doom from entering his place after the time Doom's alternative kidnaps him.
• Do NOT suggest that someone else wrote his play for him under an alias. Anyone say so will have to talk Shakespeare's other versions with magical powers.
• Most of his characters, after hearing his ascension, has all flooded to his temples. While a lot of them are grateful that he created them, a few of the more unreasonable and villainous ones demands a rewrite. Shakespeare has avoided them ever since.
  • Lady Macbeth pretends to be on good term with him but secretly plots to overthrow him to let her and her husband to have his power.

Overdeity is a bit too much.

@shatterstar: Also, weren't you going to give Shakespeare an actual trope? I've found out that Theater is an actual page by itself.

I remember a long time ago that someone said they were going to rework Pacifica Elise Northwest to Reformed Bully after shutting down my suggestion to return Diamond Tiara to the Pantheon proper with that trope. What happened with that?

Well, he has Character Development, but I guess that isn't actually deity-assignable.

edited 16th May '17 6:37:50 PM by nightelf37

I'm thinking Flash Thompson should get that trope. Guy goes from bully Peter Parker to an actual friend and also into a hero.

Hey, given the latest Stevenbomb, don't you think it's about damn time to rework the Crystal Gems? I'm still nominating this one.

The Crystal Gems^members Garnet, Pearl, Amethyst, Peridot, Collective Goddesses of Gem Hearts

Of course, this also means reworking Steven Universe. And fusing Pearl, Amethyst, and Garnet's profiles.

Any objections?

Tropers/Worldofdrakan agrees, TPPR10 questions the idea, Lordofthe Script doesn't mind. Any more?

edited 17th May '17 6:05:09 AM by nightelf37

Leave theM alone for now.

So, no reworking them individually, either? Why?

Actually, I don't care. If you won't let me fuse their profiles, I'll start work on them individually. Their profiles have been outdated for two or three seasons save for pictures.

edited 19th May '17 6:09:54 PM by nightelf37

Alright, I have a couple requests. I would like to rework a couple profiles.

1. Rework Scott Pilgrim for Medium Awareness

Why they should have that title: Scott tends to use his awareness of standard video game and comic cliches to go through everyday life, even reading the age of one of the characters just by reading the caption box that popped up, and asking Julie how she made a black censor bar with her mouth.

2. Write Peacock's profile in first person

Why: I just thought it would be funny and going hand in hand with her Breaking the Fourth Wall and Referencing Others Works nature. Although, is Learning Tools the best place for Shout Outs? I figured the trope Shout-Out would go in something like Sources of Information. Also been thinking about moving her up to Intermediate Goddess, since, well, she IS a Reality Warper in a small space around her, and the requirement says "...low level Reality Warpers capable of affecting their immediate area at will," so, I think she takes it.

edited 17th May '17 9:20:09 PM by kingvideogames

First draft on the Crystal Gems.

Pearl, Goddess of Ballet-Wear (Bird Mom, Pointy Mom, Bad Pearl, Rose's terrifying renegade Pearl)

^{As Opal} 

^{As Sardonyx} 

^{As Alexandrite} 

• Theme Song: Pearl's Room, Dance of Swords
• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: The pearl on her forehead
• Weapon of Choice: Her spear. (Later upgraded to a trident) She also has a preference for swords.
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: From a Caste of Gem Made Only To Serve, Became Independent Thanks To her 'mistress' Rose Quartz, can create Holograms and projections of her thoughts, wields a naginata-esque weapon with energy blast capabilities, master swordsgem, can hold items inside her gem, six types of Badass (lesbian, swordsmanship mentoring, cultured, bookworm, driving, and heartbroken), Dance Battler, Proper Lady of War, expert mechanic, nervous when lying, blushes blue, speaks very highly of war, zealous devotion to Rose Quartz and ultimately doesn't understand much of her beliefs, Condescending Compassion, Control Freak, Defrosting Ice Queen, Hot-Blooded when enthusiastic, Inferiority Superiority Complex, can't comprehend jokes, continues to mourn for Rose Quartz, overly doting to Steven, doesn't handle pressure well
• Domains: Gems, Elegance, Servitude (abandoned), Engineering, Swordplay, Rebels
• Followers: Mayor Bill Dewey
• Allies: Steven Universe, Garnet, Amethyst, Twilight Sparkle, Blossom (the Powerpuff Girl), Ahiru, the Human Child, Toriel
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Amethyst's rowdier allies
• Enemies: The House of Villains, the the Trollkaiger, insufferable pranksters, enslavers
• She, along with Garnet and Amethyst, mistook Steven's ascension to be a kidnapping. They made their way into the Pantheon to rescue him, and after causing quite the disturbance, Steven got them to calm down through an explanation of why he's there. Her finesse and grace in battle caught the eye of the gods, which allowed her to ascend as well.
• She hates having to frequently go to the House of Food to retrieve Amethyst for training, since she absolutely despises all food. There was a rumor floating around that she liked pie, but it turned out that she only likes baking pies, not eating them.
• Pearl herself likes to spend time in either the House of Knowledge to catch up on some reading with Twilight or Blossom, or the House of Combat.
• She has been thinking for a while about attempting the near-impossible task of fixing the atrocious state of the Pantheonic Library in the house of Knowledge.
• She enjoys practicing ballet with Ahiru, though the girl has just a bit too much energy for her sometimes.
• The other gods find Pearl's over-protectiveness of Steven to be strange. Sure, they're on the same team, but the others think that this is kind of ridiculous. Pearl has insisted several times that she is not Steven's mother, and she seems to get rather sad at the thought of his actual mother.
• There are some rumors floating around the Pantheon that when Pearl's stressed and no one is looking, she switches out her attire for the street-punk look, lights up some cigarettes, and acts generally much more Jerkassish. Most call this her "Bad Pearl" state, though she insists she does nothing of the sort.
• She's willing to take up students in the art of swordplay, though she's been cautioned to make sure they don't get taught to throw their lives away for the sake of those they wish to protect; while Death Is Cheap in the Pantheon, such thinking in general is unhealthy, and Pearl doesn't need the House of Life and Death to come back to life (unless her gem is hit).
• While playing with Steven, the Human Child overheard that while Pearl likes making pies, she detests eating food in general because she finds turning things into wet mush then shoving it down her throat to be disgusting. They then had an idea and brought the Gem over to Toriel's place and asked her to make one of her signature butterscotch-cinnamon pies. The Boss Monster assured Pearl that unlike human food, monster food is made of magic and immediately converts perfectly into energy upon consumption. The two became fast friends after that, and from then on, Toriel's food has become the only thing she looks forward to eating when she ever gets the urge to.
• Having come from a Servant Race, she has conflicting opinions on the Prinnies. On one hand, they were made to serve irregardless of their desires, which she broke out of thanks to Rose Quartz. On the other hand, most Prinnies are in fact the souls of murderers, thieves and other various criminals/sinners, removing much sympathy.
  • She also has very dim opinions on tyrants, enslavers, and those that employ and abuse servant races, having been from such a race in her Homeworld.
• Pearl is normally decked in feminine clothing her form generates in, but put her in a tuxedo, a waiter's shirt, or any other masculine clothing, and she's surprisingly Bifauxnen.
• Gets along with Death the Kid a bit when it comes to visual perfection, though he's annoyed with the Giant Waist Ribbon on her outfit, and how it's not perfectly symmetrically positioned. Sometimes, she rebuffs him with the stripes on his head, in which he undergoes a breakdown.

Amethyst, Goddess of Eating for Fun (Ame, Amy, Purple Puma, Fun Mom, Purple Mom, Grape Mom, Purple Grimace, Sister Mom, Amethyst Facet-5 Cut-8XM)

^{As Sugilite} 

^{As Opal} 

^{As Alexandrite} 

^{As Smoky Quartz} 

• Theme Song: On the Run
• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: The amethyst gem embedded in her chest
• Weapon Of Choice: Her whip (Later upgraded to a flail.)
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: youngest Gem prior to Steven, ashamed of having been created for evil purposes, liberal shapeshifter that retain her color and gem, Cool Big Sis to Steven, Peek A Bangs, Pintsized Powerhouse, utilizes whips in battle which she can set on fire, makes use of Rolling Attacks, very small compared to Gems of her kind, eats a lot just for fun, off-the-clock hedonist, takes blame for what she does but never apologizes for it, Brutal Honesty, prime target for slapstick humour, Cuddle Bug, serious anger issues, The Gadfly, Immortal Immaturity, can get really upset when she does get upset, Sad Clown, The Lad-ette, reckless rusher, The Prankster
• Domains: Gems, Whips, Eating, Shapeshifting, Humor, Pranks
• Allies: Steven Universe, Pearl, Garnet, Rainbow Dash, Panty Anarchy, Sokka, Kyoko Sakura, Vivi Ornitier, The Scout, Ax
• Friendly Rivals: with Buttercup (the Powerpuff Girl)
• Enemies: Gods of the House of Villains, though she likes some of the ones in the House of Ambiguity
• She, along with Pearl and Garnet, mistook Steven's ascent to be a kidnapping. They made their way into the Pantheon to rescue him, and after causing quite the disturbance, Steven got them to calm down through an explanation of why he's there. Her ability to eat almost anything, despite not needing to at all, and her fun personality is part of what made her ascend. The fact that the Crystal Gems wouldn't be a complete team without her is the other part.
• Being a Gem, she doesn't need to eat or sleep since all the energy she needs is provided by her gem. That doesn't stop her from eating and sleeping whenever possible.
• If one were to enter Amethyst's temple, they would find it a filled with enormous heaping mounds of garbage that she's collected over the centuries, transferred here since her ascension. One can also find a bubbled orange gem around that she shows particular pity for.
• She spends a little too much time at the House of Food in Pearl's opinion, who would rather have her not slack off.
  • Ever since a disastrous run in with another Quartz Gem (i.e. Jasper), she's begun taking training seriously.
• There have been reports of a large, purplish man going by "Purple Puma" absolutely wrecking the competition at the local Wrestling Federation.
  • But ever since getting over her insecurities, she has decided to retire, much to the disappointment of her fans.
• Amethyst and Panty hit it off pretty well when they met, both being rambunctious pleasure-seekers, though in slightly different ways. Amethyst isn't really so interested in sexual things as Panty is.
• Sokka seemed to act too mature for her at first, but she saw his goofier side in time and they are now an unstoppable sarcasm team when together, much to Pearl and Katara's annoyance. Sokka's also a great snacking buddy from time to time.
  • She also forged a strange friendship in the Andalite named Ax after once seeing him go nuts in the House of Food, seeing him try out all kinds of stuff (including the inedible ones) in his human morph, which finally ended when he got himself a spoonful of Mystery Food X. She came by to his temple later, and they managed to become friends out of this, as well as sparring partners, whip against tail.
• Is not a Princess of Gemworld, thank you very much. It does sound hilarious, though.
• Used to have issues with her origins (made on Earth to conquer it and sapped Earth's resources to be created), but after conveying it to Steven, and a rash decision to fight Pearl, she's mostly gotten over it and come to terms with it. Having heard of the Investigation Team's…services, Amethyst thought getting a Persona sounded cool. And she eventually got one, though she doesn't use it often, too used with her own Gem abilities.
• To the surprise of many, despite her strange palate, she's actually a really good cook, enough to end a feud between two feuding families who have run food establishments for years.

*nervous laugh* My bad. I'll tone it down…right now.

edited 20th May '17 3:21:15 AM by nightelf37

You'd think how many times we talk about people making too long portfolios they would learn NOT to do them.

Didn't they just say to not mess around with them, or is working on them individually okay?

Charles Victor Szasz, God of Conspiracy Nutters (The Question, Vic Sage, "Nutjob", "That Kook")

• Lesser God
• Symbol: A Question Mark.
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (or possibly Good. He wouldn't fill out Their questionnaire)
• Portfolio: The Crazy Prepared, Conspiracy Theorists, Crazy Survivalists, The Awesomely Insane, Ancient Conspiracy, Government Conspiracy, The Milkman Conspiracy — Oh, To Hell With It: All Conspiracies.
• Domains: Illusion, Trickery, Shadow.
• Subscribers to His Newsletter: Bosco, Dale Gribble, R-Truth.
• Allies: Bruce Wayne/Batman, Agent Fox Mulder
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Dinah Laurel Lance/Black Canary
• Whenever there are people who sprout theories out of nowhere, chances are they come from a man named Charles Victor Szasz. Of course that could be a theory in of itself. He is one of the few in the Pantheon not to dismiss any sort of intel given to him. Every day, he would post approved theories in his newsletter as well as within his temple walls for all to see.
  • Fought for the position with Rorschach, until they realized they were essentially the same person, resulting in their fusion into a single, impossibly crazy sane super(or at least Badass Normal)-being. Rorschach went on to become a deity himself in a different house.
• Is on a never-ending quest to prove the validity of all of Luna Lovegood's bizarre theories. He insists that he's proven at least half of them, but nobody can make heads or tails of his evidence.
  • Along the way he became the only man to know what the Council of Shadows is planning. Few believe him.
• Is permanently banned from the House of Life and Death for all eternity after getting caught several times trying to unplug the God-Emperor of Mankind from the Golden Throne. He keeps insisting that it is a hoax to maintain that world's xenophobia towards alien races.
• Not to be confused with Victor Zsasz, who is a more evil brand of crazy. Note the placement of the first 'Z' and the first 'S' in each of their surnames. The Question is more intrigued than anything, willing to test out if humans are truly nothing more than zombies.
• Is on bad terms with both the Green Arrow and Black Canary given they've tussled a couple times. Ollie's merely annoyed that his antics give people questioning corporations a bad name. He's at least good enough in a fight to team up should their interests align.
• Batman was quick not to dismiss him entirely. For all of his ramblings, his most urgent conspiracies turn out to be true after all. Bruce openly admits to subscribing to his newsletter if only to see what the Question has posted.
• Much of his extraterrestrial theories have originated from Fox Mulder. It's safe to say that he sides with the believer at all times. Scully can only roll her eyes so much with how many times Mulder points to Victor's newsletter as valid evidence of his theories.

Luna Lovegood, Goddess of Zany Theories (Loony)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: A Crumple-Horned Snorkack horn
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Epileptic Trees, Head in the Clouds, Appalling Honesty, Vacant Staring.
• Domains: Intelligence, Magic.
• Allies: Osaka, Harry Potter, Hermione, Ron Weasley, Neville Longbottom
• Opposes: Dolores Umbridge, Lord Voldemort
• Odd Friendship: Ralph Wiggum
• Some would call her a nutjob, a loony bird and sometimes both. Harry Potter would call her one of his most reliable allies. Luna Lovegood is always ready to believe whatever the God of Functional Magic says, even if it seems unbelievable. Even Ron eventually admired her behavior, even if he still somewhat teases her about it.
  • Claims to have seen Neville Longbottom's potential from the start. It became more evident when they reformed Dumbledore's Army in Harry's absence. He has since thanked her for giving him more confidence in his skills than most would.
• She and her closest deity friend Osaka are constantly one-upping each other to see who can tell the weirdest story.
• Occasionally, characters who feel that God Is Evil they have been wronged by their canon portrayal]] will make a pilgrimage to Cloudcuckooland to seek an audience with Luna. If she sympathizes with their tale of woe (and she almost always does), she will plant an Epileptic Tree on their behalf. As a result, many characters who would otherwise be followers of the Alliance of Evil have a soft spot for her. (A GREAT many. Just look at the Wild Mass Guessing section.)
  • It was she who originally came up with the theory that Madoka was in on Homura's plan on taking her powers to being with, so that she could take some well-deserved me-time and search for the Flying Gorfalorf, which had been mentioned in a back issue of the Quibbler, so that she could make steak out of it. Hermione blasted a huge hole in it by pointing out for that theory to hold water, Madoka would have to be an absolute tosser of a person; there are much better ways to take a vacation than convoluted schemes that end with her dearest friend a pariah amongst the Sisterhood and the Sisterhood itself tied in horrible knots. Besides, if it was for the sake of some steak that didn't exist, all Madoka would have to do is say the word and the Sisterhood would trip over itself trying to get her some. Luna responded indignantly that Gorfalorf steak DID exist; she had eaten some the Thursday prior.
• Is often visited by The Question who was eager to hear each of her Epileptic Trees. He is in the process of finding the origins of her behavior as well as she has divination magic. Unfortunately, not even Luna believed in that last one though she encouraged him to prove her wrong.
• Few in the Pantheon admires Ralph's non sequiturs more than Luna. She has grown a fascination of the boy, wondering how he gets his ideas.

edited 20th May '17 7:28:47 PM by Patrickthekid

Do I need any approval for the deities that I want to rework, or no? I didn't do a lot of these, to be honest, so I'm still a bit rusty on getting them to work out...

He once out riddled The Riddler.

edited 20th May '17 8:24:04 PM by kingvideogames

@Patrickthekid: For Luna Lovegood, she shouldn’t be confused with Princess Luna or Luna from Sailor Moon.

Also, she could have some interaction with Amélie Poulain, due to both of them being Cloudcuckoolanders.

You can go ahead

Does anyone else think that we need a reworking of The Doctor? Not only has his profile not been updated to account for several of his foes and allies entering the Pantheon, but I feel that Time isn't specific enough.

Still, I'm fine with just updating him if necessary.

He can get updated. But I don't understand what you mean Time isn't enough? Also, make it so that every version of him is in the pantheon thanks to time ball. Though, they never meet one another.

I mean that it's misleading. The Time link actually redirects to the General Time Travel tropes, instead of all Time Tropes.

The other Time Tropes aren't related to time travel.

An update is fine, you can go add mentions of his allies. But i see no problem with the trope.

Here's the first draft.

The Doctor, God of Time and Time Shift Actors (Theta Sigma, The Last of The Time Lords, The Oncoming Storm, Ka-Faraq-Gatri, Destroyer of Worlds, Bane of Nightmares, John Smith, The Lonely God, Christo, The Sainted Physician, The Raggedy Doctor, The Man Who Gives Monsters Nightmares, The Madman with a Box, Predator of the Daleks, Doctor Who?, The Architect, The Caretaker, The Magician, The War Doctor, The Valeyard, "Get Off This Planet", "Fake Odin", The Doctor of War, The Great Wizard Qui-Quae-Quod.)

• Time Lord and Greater God (though doesn't want to be called as such after an unfortunate incident that he is now rather ashamed about...)
• Symbol: A Police call box with slightly oversized windows. Also the Holy Sonic Screwdriver. Recently added is the Psychic Paper.
• Theme Music: Doctor Who. More recently, I Am The Doctor.
• Alignment: Varies, (Usually CG, NG, or LG, sometimes CN), but at the end of the day, True Good is guaranteed.
• Portfolio: Adventure Towns, Alternate Universes, Magic Tools, Obfuscating Stupidity, Rubber-Forehead Aliens, Time, Zeppelins, Badass Boasts, Red Baron, The Dreaded, Indy Ploy, Trickster Archetype, Loose Canon, Dying and Coming Back to Life Looking Different
• Allies: Rory Williams his father in law, Ace The Defender of Time, Charlotte Pollard, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, all of his many companions, Ventus, Gomez, Nozdormu, Tracer, Hiro Nakamura, Max Caulfield
• Enemies: The Master, Rassilon, Omega, The Beast, Davros, The Daleks especially the Dalek Emperor, Dalek Sec, and The Dalek Time Controller, The Weeping Angels, The Cybermen Grandfather Paradox, Queen Elizabeth I^note his "wife", Doc Scratch, Lord English
• Followers: See the Grand Unifying Guesses page. Lu-Tze does not consider following the Doctor to conflict with the Way of Mrs Cosmopolite.
• Domains: Knowledge, Renewal, Repose, Time, Travel, Any Science You Care To Name.
• The Lord of Time has many faces, but can always be identified by his symbols. Usually travels with a mortal companion (or two).
  • All Incarnations of the Doctor are present in the Pantheon due to Time Travel; they only encounter each other when there is no alternative.
    • Recently, rumors have surfaced stating that he may have spent some time as a pony.
• The Lord of Time has changed his secondary holy symbol several times depending on his aspect. "Currently" it's a blue Cromble coat. Past symbols include a wooden cane, a recorder, a velvet cloak, an overly-long scarf/a bag of jelly babies, a stalk of celery, a vibrantly multicoloured patchwork coat and a cat badge, an umbrella with a red question mark handle, a pair of shoes and leather waistcoat, a bandolier, a black leather jacket, a brown trenchcoat, a bowtie or a fez, or sunglasses, a guitar and a tank.
• For a God, he actually doesn't spend that much time in the Pantheon. The rest of the Universe is that much more fun to him.
• It should be known that of all his titles, he prefers to be called "The Doctor" over any of the others, and, especially after an incident he was rather ashamed of in his tenth (or eleventh) incarnation, he specifically does not want to be referred to as a "God".
• In a future incarnation in one continuity is God of Future Me Scares Me.
• Once was the God of Ironic Nursery Rhymes but that part of him was removed, although it wants to merge with him again.
• Incidentally, his name is also the answer to a question that must never be answered. ^note For doing so will restore Gallifrey and leave it helpless towards its enemies.
• He is also his own father-in-law, having married his daughter.
• There's a good reason why Queen Elizabeth never married: she was already married to the Tenth Doctor. That would explain why she hated him in later life. Ventus saw the whole thing, and tried to inform her on why he had to leave, but to no avail.
• Does not know what to think of Rassilon's declaration to wipe out all the vampire gods (Sora, included) in the Pantheon. Yes, some vampires are evil, but the good vampires consider this racism, and will cooperate with the Doctor to prevent this genocide from happening.
  • Speaking of which, prior to "Gentaro's Epilogue", the Doctor has never seen Sora outside his Halloween Town form, and assumes that the teen is an actual vampire.
• Jessica Jones tends to keep her distance from him, due to one of his incarnations bearing an uncanny resemblance to one version of her most feared and hated enemy.
• It is not a good idea to piss The Doctor off for selfish reasons, unless you are asking for a really creative Fate Worse than Death. Just ask the Family of Blood: restrained in unbreakable chains and tossed down a shaft, thrown into a collapsing galaxy, trapped in every mirror, or frozen in time and put to work as a scarecrow. Let their fates be An Aesop to any potential trouble makers.
• As part of his duties as a member of the Overseers of Time and Space, The Doctor will occasionally take on apprentices of inexperienced time travellers to help them gain a better understanding of their responsibilities as users of time travel and the dangers associated with it. Some of these apprentices have ascended to the Pantheon as is the case with Hiro Nakamura and Max Caulfield.

edited 26th May '17 10:00:00 AM by powerofone65

Don't mention unascended enemies characters since they serve no purposes here.

edited 26th May '17 10:13:35 PM by otemple700

Wrong page buddy