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Woody Allen.

Re-submitting the sheet of Glen's lady love with a few minor edits (Note, I intend to have her be an NPC in a similar vein to Oscar)

• Name: Kate Whorple (Formerly MacLeod)
• Gender: Female
• Age: 18
• Birthdate: Crystallum 4th
• Race: Human
• Appearance: Like so◊.
• Weapons and Equipment:
  • Crom◊: Not much special about the sword itself, other than being a rather old ancestral weapon.
  • Arawn◊: Capable of changing its form into that of a dirk◊
• Semblance: Brosnachadh: When active, Kate swings her sword (or any other close combat weapon) ridiculously fast, allowing her to hit an opponent three times in the time it would normally take her to make one swing. The trade-off for this superhuman speed is that Kate cannot hit as hard as she would normally and her sped up blows have a good chance of glancing off of most conventional armours.
• Personality: Kate is a fairly upbeat and energetic young woman with an unbridled love of battle and an undying loyalty to her friends and clan. Even when dealing with people she doesn't care for, Kate generally keeps a friendly demeanour until she feels that her honour has been insulted and thus needs to settle the score (unlike many Highlanders, Kate has learned that restraint is a virtue under most circumstances). As it is with most Highlanders, Kate is very focused on proving and improving her martial skills and takes whatever opportunities she can to better learn to fight so that she might one day become a warrior worthy of recognition across the continent.
• Bio: Constant Clan warfare among the numerous Highland clans of Vale has made it so that nearly every member of every Clan is forced into the life of a Warrior from an early age (those who don't become dedicated warriors are usually Blacksmiths or Diplomats and even they are decent fighters). Thus, it should be a surprise to no one that Kate of the Clan MacLeod was raised to be a warrior. Once she was capable of swinging a sword, Kate was educated in the various skills that her clan believed would best suit her. For the next ten years of Kate's life, she was taught to fight with every weapon available to Clan MacLeod and how to maintain said weapons with a bit of blacksmithing thrown in on the side for good measure. It was in Kate's eighteenth year that her family and another family from an allied clan decided that it would strengthen the alliance between both clans if they joined their families via marriage. And thus, Glen Whorple and Kate MacLeod found themselves unwillingly forced into marriage with one another. Despite both being forced into a marriage neither of them wanted, Glen and Kate got along fairly well up until Glen decided he wanted to abandon his Clan and wander the continent for a bit. Now, Kate spends most of her time joining both Clan MacLeod and Clan Whorple in whatever battles they engage in and forging new weapons for both clans to use as well as debating whether or not she wants to hunt Glen down and drag him back home.

Who's he?

He's an actor, Woody...

Oh...

I cant say I recognize the name either.

Just checking, every one is in class now?

Yep. Only three teams have to do the test today...

Tactics series is the best FF. That is all.

I'm sorry if I sound like an ass but why are you using elipses in that sentence? Is the sentence unfinished? Is there someone choking you over the freakin' internet? Or are you just using it because feel like it and have no idea what the use of elipses in language actually is?

Sorry it's a pet peeve of mine.

edited 22nd Sep '14 10:36:52 AM by LiorVal

I have no clue why I keep doing that. I'll try to cut down on that. (-__-')

Depending on their context and placement in a sentence, ellipses can also indicate an unfinished thought, a leading statement, a slight pause, or a nervous or awkward silence. When placed at the beginning or end of a sentence, the ellipsis can also inspire a feeling of melancholy or longing.

Welcome back Imca!

Cinnamon text is Iktomi, for clarity's sake. He'll be Cinnamon from now on, but only in Italics.

This will replace the Black Knight among the Frightful Four, this way I get a wider ranger of cultural influence.

Oni

This Grimm exhibits some of the most elaborate bones growths among monsters. First is their masks, which cover their whole face. No two oni masks are alike and are often intricate affair with faces, spikes, fangs, tusks and horns all out of the bone works. Second is the jug that grows on their back. Somehow, with the collection of humidity and other organic material, alcohol naturally ferments in there. With a long thin tongue, it sups of the intoxicating fluid and are constantly drunk.

As an oni grows, the jar thickens inside and out, the hollow jar filling with bone over the years. It is with great despair that an elder oni rips off its now useless bone jar from its back. Unfortunately for the world, the once-jar's shape now makes it a perfect club and the oni has a new weapon to take its sober frustration out on everything.

An oni, like all of the Frightful Four, is a humanoid shaped Grimm, taking the form of a giant obese sexless man with ebony skin. It's blubber is better than kevlar or most any armor, the skin too thick to pierce, the fat to blubbery to bludgeon, fireproof, insulated, non-reactive, non-conductive. Not perfectly mind, but it seems equally resistant to all attacks, without a singular weakness besides hit it until it is dead.

Under all that fat is even heavier muscle that bludgeons things bare fist or with a club, be it bone for the elders or an improvised tree for the youngsters. However, there locomotion leaves something to be desired. A lone oni caught out in the open is just asking to be bombarded to death as a slow moving small hill.

MMMM DID SOMEONE SAY GAIM?

Edit:

Actually the fact that this was the 3rd video on the list is just weird

edited 22nd Sep '14 5:02:51 PM by amporiusrex

IS THAT A KARATE BUG MAN I SEE?

YES

KARATE BUGMEN FOR LIFE

KARATE FRUIT BUGMEN WITH THEMES THAT RANGE FROM VAMPIRES TO DRUMS FOR LIFE!

Kamen Rider.

umm...okay then. I didn't even realize that was the name of a Kamen Rider series

Yeah, it's a suprisingly unknown series.

Attempts to localize it always turn out really, really bad

Yeaaaah.

Thank god for English Subs.

Well just to be clear I'm fully aware of what Kamen Rider is, I simply have only a mild desire to watch it and wouldn't know where to start even if I had a greater desire.

There's no real "starting point". They're all somewhat disjointed series.

Except Decade.

Don't start with Decade.

Two things.

First, we're at page 21, so Charisse needs to do the 16-20 recap now.

Second, Rom, can you GM the Grimm Alexia's team fights? It sucks ass when you have to control both sides of a fight.