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    Ather City 

Player Characters

Michael 'Silencer' Bolt

Little is known about his life before the blast, other than that he was a night security guard for the Ather Corporation. Word of God implies that he and Nick were one good friends before the explosion.One of the survivors of the blast that ravaged Ather City, Michael originally led the Underworld faction in an initial campaign of chaos and destruction. When the city's population was further wiped out, he took to the shadows, watching and getting involved in other character's plans. While acting as a servant to Cepheus, he was given a arm composed of brimstone, which was later replaced by a robotic prosthesis created by Nick.

  • Ax-Crazy: There is literally no other way to describe someone who, in order: kills a snake demon and makes a scythe/sword out of its bones; gouges out a dragon's eye after it rips one of his arms from its socket; and has someone throw him at one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
  • Evil Weapon: His brimstone arm physically attacks him a few times.

Eclipsis 'Void' Eclipsion

A tentacled, finger-blade-wielding mutant, survivor of the Bomb and de facto leader of the Council after his recruitment into it; he deliberately buried his past from before the Bomb, even changing his name to make sure it was gone completely. He also had a major rivalry with Dominic, to the point where they ended up fighting if they so much as saw each other.

  • Chewing the Scenery: Whilst not a Large Ham in and of himself, Void does lapse into screaming/shouting fits regularly, usually due to some action of Dominic's.
  • Good Thing You Can Heal: Averted in terms of speech, but played straight in several fighting situations - notably his decapitation, and subsequent electrocution and fall to Earth. His tentacles helped there too.
  • Master Swordsman: Implied; he does have ten long blades attached to his fingers, after all.

Dominic

A trained martial artist and master swordsman, he was Head of Security for the Special Weapons Division of the Main Research complex in Downtown Ather City. After the events of the Bomb he joined with one of the major factions that sprouted from the chaos. Through a series of events involving bounty hunting, vials of mutagenic liquid, and a healthy dose of conscience/survivor's guilt, Dominic would become leader of the group safeguarding the remaining human survivors from the monsters roaming the massive city.

  • Hot for Student: Dominic spent as much time training as he did fending off his teacher's lecherous advances. It actually, unbelievably, gets better after the Bomb, since Dick was only into little boys.
  • Hunter of His Own Kind: As a mutant, he fought and killed many of his kind even after accepting his new identity. Granted, most of the time he was defending himself and the humans under his protection but the notion still holds.
  • Laser Blade: Given to him by an opponent, before he leaves the town. Said opponent spent all his life creating it. He used the same weapon against Cepheus as it was his strongest weapon.
  • Loss of Identity: Since he automatically became a mutant upon receiving his powers despite the lack of cosmetic change to his appearance, Dominic struggled for a long time to find a way to identify himself that did not involve associating with the monsters he hated. In the end he accepts his permanent change and renounces his humanity, resolving to keep his ideals in his new form.
  • Master Swordsman: Trained by his teacher Richard Dregg since his youth, he was without equal in Ather City.
  • Took a Level in Badass: While already a strong warrior before receiving his powers, with them he became the most powerful mutant in Ather City.

Victor Sonic

The son of a falsely convicted man, and a chemical engineer by profession, he lost all his past memory after the Bomb. After a short term residence with another mutant named Brad, ending with Brad's brutal death in the hands of feral mutants, he met Riley, aka Rogue, and thereafter joined Dominic's group and assisted in defending the humans. With a mind connection with Cepheus, along with frequent visits to the mental 'gym' of 'Lavaland', Victor soon became Dominic's loyal right hand, assisting him in the destruction of Cepheus, and fulfilling his final wish.

  • Jekyll & Hyde: Once Cepheus took hold of his mind, anything dark made him momentarily forget his loyalty to Dominic and get urges to attack his own allies.
  • Playing with Fire: Primary mutation. He can also absorb fire and gain its powers.
  • Psychic Link: Between him and Cepheus. Though at first controlled by Cepheus, he managed to use it against him after some time, gaining insight into his foe's actions.

Big Larry

An NUO experiment, made to resemble a giant crab.

  • Dumb Muscle: His one wish when meeting up with John, Goodkat and Victor was for walnuts. When he realised the group didn't have them, he tried to eat Victor's gun instead,until Dominic intervened.

    The World After 

Player Characters

Andrus Sonic

The chosen protagonist of the story - the one that would be featured on the cover art, had there been any. A Frenchman, he's had a calm childhood when Paris was still intact in the post-apocalyptic world. After its destruction, Andrus began Walking the Earth in sorrow, looking for events to find him.

  • Ancient Artifact: Victor passed on his powers, which also consisted of a part of Cepheus's might, into a steel gauntlet. Andrus rarely dons it (having worn it only thrice). It evidently grants him access to 'Lavaland', and increases his energy sensing and manipulation prowess.
  • Battle Aura: He covers himself in flames.
  • Breath Weapon: Fire, and sometimes smoke.
  • Cool Sword: Made of Orichalcum, and can absorb all forms of energy, and take a relevant form. It should be noted that it can also absorb some materials, and possibly elements. This was seen in the prequel, where it became imbibed with chlorine. Orichalcum is also the opposite in powers to Brimstone, which it was seen to repel in the prequel, when the weapon in question was used to challenge the wielder of a brimstone weapon.
  • Explosion Propulsion: His almost too-frequently used method of getting to high places as well as dodging in battle.
  • Glowing Eyesof Doom: When his Berserk Mode/Subconscious takes over.
  • Hand Blast: Utilizing fire produced by his body. After obtaining magic, he uses fire magic instead, for similar effects.
  • Having a Blast: Displayed in both the fight against the Golem near the Stonehenge, as well as against General Monash in Dreadbay Prison. This is usually done by causing streams of fire to move within the target, and then send a wave of energy within to make it explode.
  • Healing Hands: Using Self Magic, wounds can be healed to an extent.
  • Hot Blade: From the destruction of the Orichalcum sword to its reappearance, he mostly heated the blades of his 'backup' weapons.
  • Identical Grandson: A descendant of Victor Sonic from the first game - and eerily similar.
  • Magic Knight: Wields both a sword and his fire mutant abilities, later supplemented by Paititi's magic.
  • Master Swordsman: While not even near Dominic level, he is a skilful swordsman.
  • Playing with Fire: Primary mutation, or inheritance. Possibly both. Actually, he can manipulate energy. Although fire is the type he produces.
  • The Protagonist: Chosen by the GM to be the lead character. In-Game, people tend to follow his advice.
  • Reforged Blade: The Orichalcum sword is reforged on reaching Giza. The overall shape of the weapon itself is somewhat altered, along with the whole weapon being made significantly more damage-resistant.
  • Shock and Awe: Utilizing a mix of Fire magic and Reverse-Fire magic to form a cloud and an obsidian rod hurled at supersonic speed through it, he allows a lightning bolt to follow the ionized path and strike his Orichalcum sword, which he then uses to attack Isis. Granted, the accompanying rain plays a more vital role, preventing the Priestess from using her mutant ability to turn into sand and evade all attacks.
  • Sword Beam: Orichalcum can let off controlled blasts and arcs of absorbed energy.
  • Talking Isa Free Action: At least, talking with subconscious mutant Andrus. Before pretty much any action in a battle, the two go into a pretty lengthy discussion of the the factors that affect the combat.
  • Wrecked Weapon: Courtesy to Colonel Howard's self destructive attack, his Orichalcum sword was reduced to a mere sheet of the metal.

Rick Matthews

An Englishman, he had a very, very bad childhood, with his parents beating him up and throwing him out at 18 years old. Since then, he's been wandering the streets, until he found Jake. The two journeyed to City of the Dying, in which he saved Andrus's life from two members of the criminal gang Klilox, and is generally looked upon by Andrus as a brother.

  • Boom, Headshot!: He was killed by a NUO sniper.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Physically and mentally abused by someone who he thought was his father, but was in fact a shapeshifter who took over the family when his real dad had to run from the NUO.

Lee Matthews

An Englishman, and brother to Rick. He would have had a childhood as bad as Rick's, but the shapeshifter who took over the family was outwitted by his real father and Lee was saved by him.

Solaris Embarta

Granddaughter of Eclipsis 'Void' Eclipsion. Joined the gaggle shortly after the visit in the City of the Dying. Used to be obsessed with being sexual towards her grandfather, whom she met outside the aforementioned city. After his death, her urges were transferred to everything else.

  • Cool Sword: Pharoah Osiris' sword once it fell into her hands. Doubles as a BFS (assuming an average height of 180cm for Egyptians in-game, the sword has a minimum length of three and a half metres) and an Absurdly Sharp Blade (comparing its sharpness with that of her own finger blades, Solaris figures that it could probably cut through the titanium-esque hides of the sandworms from earlier with ease).
  • Expy: Solaris' bodily form (but not attire) is very similar to one Mis(ao) Kusakabe... aside from the tentacles and claws, of course.
  • Lamarck Was Right: She has the same mutant powers as her grandfather, although in a diluted version, purely through inheritance - her story doesn't feature any unnatural exposures to radiation of any kind.
  • Light 'em Up: Can modify paths of light, letting her hide areas, create invisibility fields or turn light coherent and amass it in a thin beam.
  • Shipper on Deck: For Lucinda and Andrus. Not that she minds if they aren't together.

Lucinda Alice Berelan

A newcomer to the story. Born in France, she is a member of a clan, females of which have access to a disembodied bank of memories of their ancestresses. She spent most of her life on the sea, isolated from the happenings of the mainland.

  • Brought Down to Normal: Cancelled at the end of Paititi arc, causing her ability to be weakened or suppressed to almost nothing. The shared memories stayed, though.
  • Expy: Looks very, very similar to a certain other Alice. One acts as a puppeteer to her own body and immediate surroundings, the other uses dolls.
  • Flying Brick: Her ability to manipulate herself has let her move around pretty much as fast as she wants while taking no harm from it.
  • Gadgeteer Genius: After the Paititi arc, she acts like one, having loads and loads of equipment left over by the Tourist, with some usually being fitting for the situation.
  • Gender-Restricted Ability: Only the family's females have access to shared memories.
  • Glacier Waif: Her looks don't hint at her ability at all - in fact, she has a below-average build. Her muscles didn't have to do any work themselves, so they only developed as much as outside-force-caused contractions prompted them to, and never feeling tired, she ate and even breathed less than an average human.
  • Implacable Woman: There was no defined cap for the amount of force Lucinda could put in both stopping her flesh from changing shape or causing her whole body to move. She did, however, keep her movement below 1% light speed at all times, as she was not willing to explore the realm of relativity.
  • Lamarck Was Right: If the shared memories are a result of a mutation, this applies, since every female in the family has had the ability since a long time ago - possibly since the happenings of Ather City.
  • Light 'em Up: Lucinda was a natural, if somewhat dim, light source. No, not dim in this way, the light was weak.
  • Shown Their Work: Lucinda used to mumble the kinetic energy formula to calculate how hard she will or has hit something.

Eclipsis Void

Solaris' grandfather, and one of the few survivors of Ather City. Dropped the latter part of his name, Eclipsion, after an unspecified time, and had since wandered the planet. Was killed by Dominic after threatening to rape Rick's mother (to make a point clear, however, he felt he was justified in merely threatening to do so, and never actually intended to rape her). His soul was brought to the Floating Islands by Mike after his death, an act for which he ended up confessing that he loved Mike over.

  • Died Happily Ever After: Almost certainly because Mike brought Void's soul to the Floating Islands, with permission, after God-equivalent Dominic personally excommunicated the latter.
  • Extreme Omnivore: He is capable of drinking several bottles of spirits before getting drunk (and then only for a short while), and is essentially capable of digesting anything he eats without ill effect. Except that one rare strain of plant put into his breakfast that one time...
  • Good Thing You Can Heal: Mostly averted in AC2, although he would likely have died in his attempts to calm down the Nazi army from WWII without it.
  • If It's You, It's Okay: For Mike, as he realises once brought to the Islands by him.
  • I'm a Humanitarian: He eats a large portion of a Nazi army from WWII after he kills them off... to recover biomass, of course, but the weirdness is still there in spades.
  • Rasputinian Death: Having survived for two hundred and fifty years, Void finally suffers a long, gory, painful, thorough death after pissing off Dominic a tad too much. In order: he is disembowelled, his heart is ripped from his chest, he is impaled hundreds of times below the neck, his body is crushed into a paste between two slabs of rock, at which point he would have died anyway, but then his head is also incinerated to the point of total disintegration, just to make sure.
  • Red Herring Twist: The vials of Entropy and Eden on that belt he's wearing? They are never brought up in-story. His ability to create an aura of sheer terror around him is also, for the most part, ignored.
  • The Smart Guy: Enough so, after a hundred and fifty years of studying, to re-engineer a cure for mutation, as well as an agent to induce it, from a single vial of the former.
  • Technical Pacifist: Not stated in-game, but in contrast to his violent slaughter in the first game, he only ends up killing or attempting to kill in the second game through instinctive reactions against mindless creatures (as with the mutant dog in the first town he is seen in) or as a last resort against sentient creatures who cannot otherwise be reasoned with (as with the Nazi army, and, of course, against Dominic).

Jack Scarlet

Second in command, and a loyal friend to Andrus Sonic, Jack is literally 'The Gunman'. Completing the duo of gun and sword, Jack has remarkable talent in ranged weapons. He is self-trained, and has a painful past, in which his town was overran by feral mutants, and he was forced to take up arms thereon. Calm, quiet and reassuring, Jack is greatly trusted by the others, for his reliability and quick thinking.

  • Abnormal Ammo: His gun, a Soul Gun, shoots bullets which harm the soul of the target, while also causing physical damage.
  • Talking in Your Dreams: Not only does Jack have the ability to converse with his ancestor through dreams, he also practices the special 'art' of 'dream fighting', where a loss usually spells mental distress. It helps him to train his skills.
  • Wrecked Weapon: The Soul Gun is destroyed by Colonel Howard and his self-destructive explosion.

Sol Shard

Born in Africa, is a reincarnation of someone killed in Ather City. He came to Africa after his family was completely hunted down by the war Government, and, in City of the Dying, met Andrus and his team. He wields a spear, and knows the secret rainforest magic.

Dominic

Escapes from Hell in the time between the two games, and is immortal. When Nick offers him the choice to stay on earth or stay in the Mindscape, he chooses the latter.

  • Kamehame Hadoken: Invoked against Andrus while sparring against him during the Nile cruise. Said energy beam consisted mostly of electricity.
  • Physical God: Dominic wields almost as many powers as Jonathan, including, amongst other things: immortality, use of five different forms of magic at a master level (magical mastery being confined to one element per character in any other case), teleportation, flight, and massively enhanced speed and strength. Of note, these powers allow him to destroy the physical form of a conglomeration of all eight Phases of Light at once. These being the nearly-omnipotent beings destined to destroy the True King of Hell when it rises to Earth from Hell.

Mike

He reappears in the sequel, and helps Jack, his descendant, in attaining magic from the Stonehenge. He also brings Void's soul into the Floating Islands after his death.

  • Spirit Advisor: He is effectively dead, but still reappears to aid his descendant whenever he requires it.

Jonathan Newton

A powerful telepath suffering from self-inflicted amnesia for unknown reasons. He used to be a member of the Novus Ordo Seclorum high council, but succeeded in leaving the organization. His abilities are telekinesis and telepathy, but using these in creative ways gives him a huge selection of powers.

  • An Ice Person: He can freeze things by slowing down air molecules. Combine this with his Deflector Shields and he can make "fake ice", which is tougher than his regular force fields. Johann especially likes to use this power.
  • Laser-Guided Amnesia: Performed on himself, no less. He deleted all memories of his past but left those regarding the usage of his abilities intact.
  • Mind Manipulation: If he tries hard enough, he can control minds. Including his own, which leads to a few interesting usages.
  • Mind over Matter: One of his basic abilities is creating energy particles called "psions" from his mind. Those particles can interact with real matter, enabling him to move stuff with his mind.
  • Photographic Memory: Jonathan can control his own mind and make himself not forget anything important. His powers can be used in so many ways that it literally requires eidetic memory to remember them all. This also allows him to be an Instant Expert, since if he can do something right once, he can do it right every time.
  • Playing with Fire: He can create fire by heating up air molecules with telekinesis. Jonas's fighting style focuses on this.
  • Put on a Bus: He was sent off forever, along with Jennifer Lorenz, due to his player having no more time to participate in the game.

Jennifer Lorenz

Jonathan's girlfriend and partner in Novus Ordo Seclorum. Like her boyfriend, she also wishes to leave the organization, and successfully does so when her cross is destroyed.

  • Amnesiac Lover: Jonathan is this to her. But it all works out for her, when she allows Jonathan to probe her mind to make sure that they really were a couple before.
  • Badass in Distress: Her power doesn't work on non-biological things. She had to be rescued twice from monsters made of stone.
  • The Empath: Unlike Jonathan, Jenny can read thoughts directly without using a Mind Probe.
  • Healing Factor: Jenny has an energy field permeating her body that constantly heals her, going as far as creating organic matter out of nothing.
  • Healing Hands: She can extend her healing field onto other objects.
  • Hell-Bent for Leather: Leather jacket, pants, and boots. And it's justified too. Her ability to repair biological tissues means that she can repair clothing made of tanned animal hide.
  • Mundane Utility: Among other things, Jenny uses her power to trim her fingernails, keep her skin flawless, and regrow a piece of half-eaten steak.
  • The Power of Love: When Nathan tried to Mind Rape her, Jenny suppressed him by showing him happy memories of them together.
  • Super Not-Drowning Skills: She is shown to be able to stay for more than fifteen minutes on the bottom of a lake. Probably because her healing power repairs any cellular damage caused by oxygen deprivation.
  • Universal Poison: In addition to healing, she can destroy organic matter as well. Any organic matter, no matter how tough.

Professor Abel

A shapeshifting mutant originally born in Machu Pichu, his immense intellect led him to try and discover as much about the physical world as possible; then, when he discovered mostly everything, to try and find out more about the realms outside that which the game is set in. Having done so to some extent, he ended up being hired by the NUO in the guise of an exceptionally intelligent human, mostly because he would receive both the resources and the protection he needed to bring to life his most ambitious invention: the soul transferral machine.

  • Genius Bruiser: When one can transfer large amounts of muscle to an area whenever one throws a punch - one usually backed by spikes of some form to boot - despite appearing to be an old-ish scientist-type guy, this trope would apply.
  • Lightning Bruiser: Well, his mutation grants him a host of ability-esque side effects, like the fact that he has a ridiculously high IQ, can transfer muscle to melee attacks for extremely strong punches and transform parts of himself into virtually any substance, he can build nearly anything, teleport anything he can imagine to an area in front of him (with a weight limit below 100kg), and, oh yes, he wields an automatically reloading Ray Gun with exploding plasma packets for projectiles.
  • Ray Gun: One which fires exploding plasma packets at speeds higher than those of modern weapons.
  • Shapeshifting: An extremely diverse type of shapeshifting, too - he can transform the atoms of his body and anything he touches into other atoms completely, presumably through some form of quantum mechanics that only he would understand in the game's context, therefore allowing him to create any substance he likes to use to his own ends, as a weapon or otherwise.
  • Slow Laser: They aren't real lasers, but packets of hydrogen heated to a plasma that explode upon hitting anything. And they still fly as fast as, if not faster than regular bullets.

Prisoner 001

  • Vampiric Draining: His secondary power. Draining requires physical contact, however. Drained victims are converted into lifeless shells.

Frost (Wu Shuang)

The son of a runaway Chinese prince and an exiled sorceress, Frost is a wandering swordsman who wishes simply to observe the world and maintain balance. He is Wu Ming's younger cousin, and a former foot soldier of Novus Ordo Seclorum.

Cheryl Smith

A young woman pursued by the Japanese Neo-Shogunate for the Evil Weapon she possesses.

  • But Not Too Foreign: Half American, half Japanese.
  • Combat Clairvoyance: Quite underdeveloped at the moment. Probably because foreseeing yourself horribly wounded, mutilated, or killed isn't exactly a pleasant experience. Her subconsciousness can use this extremely well, it seems.
  • Evil Weapon: The Juuchiyosamu, or Ten Thousand Cold Nights katana, forged from iron, brimstone, and bloodsteel, using dark magic. It gives her an incredible boost in power, but tends to turn her into a bloodthirsty killing machine.
  • Girlish Pigtails: Though she lets her hair down after her mother's death is avenged.
  • Hellfire: While using the aforementioned Evil Weapon, Cheryl's flames turn from bright crimson to black and blood red. They emit next to no heat or light, and burns even nonflammable things. Her subconscious side can use this dark fire without the sword's help. She calls it the highest form of destructive Fire magic, since it burns everything and wastes no energy emitting needless heat and light.
  • Mundane Utility: She has magical spells for instantly cleaning her clothes and constructing tents from nearby earthen materials.

Amy Narsk

An NUO sniper, and has been all her life.

  • The Atoner: After realising she was brainwashed, after Sarah died, she decided to stop obeying the NUO and go and help the main group, because of her actions under Sarah's sway.

Aether

A Self elemental born from a magical ritual gone haywire, Aether walks the Earth to seek others like himself.

Non-player characters - Villainy

Lucius Ferre

Leader of the extremely secretive Novus Ordo Seclorum organization, and the current Big Bad.

  • Fantastic Racism: He vehemently despises non-mutant, non-mage, ordinary humans without special powers.
  • A God Am I
    Lucius: ...but I was BORN Ascended! I was chosen by the World to do Its Will!
  • Meaningful Name: "Lucius Ferre" sounds like "Lucifer"; his first and last names also refer to his abilities over light and metal respectively.
  • Mental World: His Mindscape, the headquarters of Novus Ordo Seclorum.
  • Nigh-Invulnerable: His whole body is made of luciferite, a nearly indestructible silvery white metal. Only Chaos's Anti-Magic black fire was shown destroying it.

Wu Ming

Isis Ptolemy

  • Death from Above: "Tears of Ra", a shower of etinarg spikes. Especially impressive considering that etinarg falls up, not down like normal rock such as granite.

Kyomura Zanji

Legion

A Self elemental, originally formed without its own sapience and with the ability to corrupt matter, it underwent a series of soul infusion experiments enacted by Professor Abel. These souls did grant it sapience of a kind, although this belonged entirely to the souls in question; only when the five hundredth soul had been infused into it did its own sapience emerge, rapidly suppressing that of the other five hundred, and granting it an entirely new ability in the process - that of Animancy, or soul control. With this, it annihilated the inhabitants of the bunker it had previously inhabited, then turned its gaze upon the rest of the planet...

  • Enemy to All Living Things: Implied by the fact that it basically eats souls to grow more powerful. Perhaps even moreso before its sapience started up - its ability back then was to spread a corrupting influence through nearby infrastructure and living beings alike, a certain death sentence without a shot of an antidotal fluid developed by Abel.
  • Mind Probe: It can do this to any souls it makes contact with. Generally, this means absorbing the soul; however, it has been shown to be capable of doing this without absorbing the soul, as it did with Abel. You know, the one with knowledge of practically everything? Yeah, him.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: Its first act upon gaining its own sapience is to essentially kill the inhabitants of a NUO bunker. Its second act is to begin doing exactly the same thing to nearby Berlin. Legion is trying to set up a soul harvesting scheme for itself.
  • Our Souls Are Different: Souls it absorbs appear as cyan spheres of energy within the spherical construct on its back. Or rather, they do to anyone who has the opportunity to see into it without being absorbed in the process.
  • Soul Jar: A living example - rather than being sent to the Floating Islands or Hell, souls absorbed by Legion are kept inside its body in what is described as a soul pit, to be used as a source of power for it to absorb even more souls.

Arthur McQuietus

Originally the bodyguard of Kazu Nakamura’s grand grandson, and a well trained member of the NUO, Arthur was altered radically after being exposed to the horribly powerful 'Furor', a form of mutagen derived from Entropy. Transformed into a raging monster, he mercilessly slaughtered people, sometimes willingly, at other times, without conscious knowledge. He gained partial immortality, as well as two other 'stages' of himself, which he himself named Pictor Rang, and the Angel of Death. With mysterious deeds and heinous secrets in tow, that slowly earned him the power to manipulate 'Paint' (purified Furor, that can be used to form structures) and black magic abilities, Arthur McQuietus set his sights on his one real aim: destruction of the mortal world, and all who live in it.

  • Clean Cut: The last standing soldier after he came out of the ruins of Central London.
  • Enemy to All Living Things: At night, the touch of his dark magic causes grass to curl and die, and animals shy away from his presence.
  • Mad Artist: Pictor Rang, as demonstrated by his 'artworks' during destruction of London.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: Without doubt. The destruction of the world is his only aim.

Sarah Matthews

Mother of Rick and Lee Matthew.

    Tabula Rasa 

Player Characters

Luke Fausten

A young man whose physical appearance and magical powers bear great similarities compared to Lucius Ferre, the Big Bad of the previous game. His personality and moral code, however, is almost the polar opposite of Lucius's. Nicholas Keyes, the Big Good, has taken an interest in turning Luke into a hero of the new story.

  • Defusing the Tyke-Bomb: To prevent Luke from becoming like Lucius, Nick shows Luke the atrocities Lucius committed in TWA.
  • Generation Xerox: He shares a lot of similarities with Lucius. Even his little mage clique is named Novus Ordo Seclorum.
  • Good Hurts Evil: His Holy Hand Grenade only hurts those he thinks of as evil. Redeemable ones experience pain, while irredeemable ones physically burn and rot.
  • Healing Hands: Only works on those he thinks of as good. Of course, he always thinks of himself as good.
  • Heroes Prefer Swords: The weapon Nick gave him, which changes form to fit its wielder's soul, takes the shape of a sword.
  • Instant Armor: Made out of glowing white telekinetic energy.
  • That Man Is Dead: Despite being Lucius's reincarnation, Luke despises Lucius with a vengeance and does not like to be compared to Lucius.

Evelyn Walker

The only daughter of an ancient, wealthy and influential family, and a mage prodigy, Eve is respected or idolized by almost everyone she is acquainted with... except her father, whose acknowledgement she desperately wants. As admiration is the furthest thing from understanding, Eve has no real friends, despite her popularity at the school of magic she attends. She also bears a great resemblance to Evangeline Wright, the right hand of Lucius Ferre.

  • Red Baron: She is nicknamed the Sapphire Princess.

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