by Name: Morithar Alaris
Age: 20
Gender: Male
Village: Iwa
Rank: Jounin
Title:
Clan: Clanless
Bloodline: -
Element(s): Earth
Skill(s): Gen, Buki, Weapon Crafting.
I was told I could rip out Tamwyn’s experience from Gladius and effectively build a new character from the ground up using his total exp.
Tam has 8,020 total experience viewable Here
That makes him S Class.
Available experience to spend therefore comes to
0
+8,000 (Total Earned)
+1,650 (Start)
+1,500 (Trades)
+400 (C Class)
+600 (B Class)
+800 (A Class)
+1,000 (S Class)
13,950 Available to spend
Stats
Total Exp Cost: 7,750
6,200 Remaining.
Reserving the restricted claim from Tamwyn having an entity for EGF when it is finished.
Unique Abilities:
Seal-less Combat: Morithar presented an incredible talent with illusions at a very young age, and has focused that talent over the years to the point of being able to do any genjutsu without seals.
One-handed Seals: Pretty straightforward. A player may weave hand seals with only one hand. This results in a one tier loss of Coordination for that hand regarding hand seals.
Crafting Expertise: Morithar created weapons to help defend his home growing up. With this prior experience he's able to take advantage of tips and tricks he's picked up over the years and craft things as if he had one tier higher coordination than he actually does.. This results in a 50% increase in price for material
Appearance: Morithar stands at 6’2 with a sturdy build. He has broad shoulders and chin length white hair. His eyes are bright blue and he generally has a stoic or stern expression on his features. He has a penchant for white and black clothing and usually can be found with a white coat with silver studs and black trim, a black undershirt beneath it, black shinobi pants and black boots. He wears black fingerless gloves and finally a pendant he wears underneath his undershirt. The silver pendant is three circles with the first looking like a six spoked wheel with the other two entwining through the top most spokes in an infinity symbol with a serpent eating it’s own tail.
History: Morithar wasn’t born to any special clan or into any kind of true wealth or power. He was born to a merchant man, and a shinobi woman who fell in love with him. He was born in the Land of Earth, and he was raised there all of his life in the harsh land that provided little in the ways of necessary things for humans to survive. He grew up happy, and was trained early on in the subtle arts of genjutsu. He showed talent for this and his mother, his teacher, was incredibly proud of him for it. He also showed an incredible intellect at an early age, able to move through jutsu theory and even learning the techniques themselves at an absolutely voracious pace. His mother, was again, extremely proud of him. His father of course was as well, but he was usually traveling the world, buying and selling wares to supplement his family.
When he was twelve, Morithar was already as competent as an average Chuunin level shinobi and proved it numerous times when he helped defend their home from bandits, raiders, other shinobi, and other such threats alongside his mother. As he grew old, he only gained in capability and prestige, having honed his genjutsu talent to a razor edge, he could defend their home from almost any threat by casting an illusion on any that came close to simply not see the house there. His mother and him continued training together, and as his body, and his intellect grew, so did his mothers pride in him. Eventually she taught him of her own personal beliefs of the ‘Wheel of Time’. That everything was destined to repeat, the people of their age would move into legend, from legend into myth, and after they were forgotten, would come around again. Constantly, in an ever spinning cycle. ‘The Wheel weaves as the Wheel wills.’ was one of her most frequent sayings, as she likened the wheel to a great spinning loom where every single person is a thread and a part of the greater ‘pattern’.
Morithar, a respectful young man by this age, didn’t share his mothers beliefs. He did not however argue them either. He knew that people could believe what they wished in the greater scheme of things. That what mattered was that his mother had something she cherished to believe in, to take comfort in. He himself had no such beliefs, preferring cold logic and wit to her unquantifiable beliefs. She in turn respected him for that in turn.
Morithar’s father visited as often as he could during his travels, bringing back money and goods to help supplement them as they survived in the harsh land, preferring their home to moving to same other land. Morithar got along well with his father, who came back laden down with stories and tales of distant lands and travels. Random facts of other countries and interesting habits the peoples of those countries had. Morithar ate it up, and they often spent hours into the night talking about the man’s travels. The young man clearly loved his parents dearly and wanted to help find a peaceful home with them somewhere that they could be safe.
Soon after his eighteenth birthday however, his mother fell ill. Morithar traveled around, trying to find someone to heal his mother, and eventually found someone to come. Only when they arrived, weeks after he started his trek, they found that they were too late. His mother had passed from her sickness, his father, waiting for them to come over a covered grave near their home, held a pendant his mother always wore to Morithar. It was a pendant that was the symbolic representation of her beliefs. He took it, and keeps it always, as a reminder of her. The healer he’d brought with him, began to talk to them of Iwagakure, a village that was being made, by the efforts of two major clans. The Muramatsu, and the Tetsudashi, were trying to set up a village as a base of operations for shinobi to live under the same banner and protect and fight for their home as one people. It still wasn’t fully realized yet, but a real effort was being made.
Morithar spent the next year training hard by himself, focusing his body and mind to a finely honed edge, and eventually word of the village's formation reached him. His father had already left on another business trip to provide for him and his son. Morithar journeyed to the newly created ‘Iwagakure’, and joined. Where he was tested and due to his skills in genjutsu, his near peerless intellect, and his long years of training, was given the rank of Jounin.
Personality: Morithar is a serious individual when it comes to his shinobi duties and he tends to focus on the ‘mission first’ mindset, ensuring that the objective of any mission is completed in an efficient and timely manner. Morithar is quite humble and modest when it comes to living. After having trained for years he has earned his stripes and despite the rank being new he has already noticed some measure of respect from his peers.
However he doesn’t often boast of himself or his accomplishments, doesn’t often try to make himself the center of attention. Instead he focuses on trying to teach and guide others. On trying to guide them along to increase their capabilities. Morithar is a polite man, but wouldn’t consider himself a gentleman by any stretch of the words. The world had no place for such people in his eyes, it was too brutal for them to be taken truly seriously.
Morithar cares about his fellow Iwagakure shinobi, being more than willing to sacrifice whatever is necessary in order to help them along or protect them or in dire circumstances, avenge them. He is extremely loyal to any and all from the village, even those whom he may not like or may not like him. All in all, Morithar tries to be a model shinobi for his village and while he can be extremely stubborn and bullheaded at times he is absolutely devoted to the village as a whole and its people.
Roleplay Sample:
Age: 20
Gender: Male
Village: Iwa
Rank: Jounin
Title:
Clan: Clanless
Bloodline: -
Element(s): Earth
Skill(s): Gen, Buki, Weapon Crafting.
I was told I could rip out Tamwyn’s experience from Gladius and effectively build a new character from the ground up using his total exp.
Tam has 8,020 total experience viewable Here
That makes him S Class.
Available experience to spend therefore comes to
0
+8,000 (Total Earned)
+1,650 (Start)
+1,500 (Trades)
+400 (C Class)
+600 (B Class)
+800 (A Class)
+1,000 (S Class)
13,950 Available to spend
Stats
- Strength: C (450)
- Constitution: C (450)
- Stamina: A (1,650)
- Speed: B (950)
- Coordination: B (950)
- Intelligence: S (1,650)
- Perception: A (1,650)
Total Exp Cost: 7,750
6,200 Remaining.
Reserving the restricted claim from Tamwyn having an entity for EGF when it is finished.
Unique Abilities:
Seal-less Combat: Morithar presented an incredible talent with illusions at a very young age, and has focused that talent over the years to the point of being able to do any genjutsu without seals.
One-handed Seals: Pretty straightforward. A player may weave hand seals with only one hand. This results in a one tier loss of Coordination for that hand regarding hand seals.
Crafting Expertise: Morithar created weapons to help defend his home growing up. With this prior experience he's able to take advantage of tips and tricks he's picked up over the years and craft things as if he had one tier higher coordination than he actually does.. This results in a 50% increase in price for material
Appearance: Morithar stands at 6’2 with a sturdy build. He has broad shoulders and chin length white hair. His eyes are bright blue and he generally has a stoic or stern expression on his features. He has a penchant for white and black clothing and usually can be found with a white coat with silver studs and black trim, a black undershirt beneath it, black shinobi pants and black boots. He wears black fingerless gloves and finally a pendant he wears underneath his undershirt. The silver pendant is three circles with the first looking like a six spoked wheel with the other two entwining through the top most spokes in an infinity symbol with a serpent eating it’s own tail.
- Morithar:
- Pendant:
History: Morithar wasn’t born to any special clan or into any kind of true wealth or power. He was born to a merchant man, and a shinobi woman who fell in love with him. He was born in the Land of Earth, and he was raised there all of his life in the harsh land that provided little in the ways of necessary things for humans to survive. He grew up happy, and was trained early on in the subtle arts of genjutsu. He showed talent for this and his mother, his teacher, was incredibly proud of him for it. He also showed an incredible intellect at an early age, able to move through jutsu theory and even learning the techniques themselves at an absolutely voracious pace. His mother, was again, extremely proud of him. His father of course was as well, but he was usually traveling the world, buying and selling wares to supplement his family.
When he was twelve, Morithar was already as competent as an average Chuunin level shinobi and proved it numerous times when he helped defend their home from bandits, raiders, other shinobi, and other such threats alongside his mother. As he grew old, he only gained in capability and prestige, having honed his genjutsu talent to a razor edge, he could defend their home from almost any threat by casting an illusion on any that came close to simply not see the house there. His mother and him continued training together, and as his body, and his intellect grew, so did his mothers pride in him. Eventually she taught him of her own personal beliefs of the ‘Wheel of Time’. That everything was destined to repeat, the people of their age would move into legend, from legend into myth, and after they were forgotten, would come around again. Constantly, in an ever spinning cycle. ‘The Wheel weaves as the Wheel wills.’ was one of her most frequent sayings, as she likened the wheel to a great spinning loom where every single person is a thread and a part of the greater ‘pattern’.
Morithar, a respectful young man by this age, didn’t share his mothers beliefs. He did not however argue them either. He knew that people could believe what they wished in the greater scheme of things. That what mattered was that his mother had something she cherished to believe in, to take comfort in. He himself had no such beliefs, preferring cold logic and wit to her unquantifiable beliefs. She in turn respected him for that in turn.
Morithar’s father visited as often as he could during his travels, bringing back money and goods to help supplement them as they survived in the harsh land, preferring their home to moving to same other land. Morithar got along well with his father, who came back laden down with stories and tales of distant lands and travels. Random facts of other countries and interesting habits the peoples of those countries had. Morithar ate it up, and they often spent hours into the night talking about the man’s travels. The young man clearly loved his parents dearly and wanted to help find a peaceful home with them somewhere that they could be safe.
Soon after his eighteenth birthday however, his mother fell ill. Morithar traveled around, trying to find someone to heal his mother, and eventually found someone to come. Only when they arrived, weeks after he started his trek, they found that they were too late. His mother had passed from her sickness, his father, waiting for them to come over a covered grave near their home, held a pendant his mother always wore to Morithar. It was a pendant that was the symbolic representation of her beliefs. He took it, and keeps it always, as a reminder of her. The healer he’d brought with him, began to talk to them of Iwagakure, a village that was being made, by the efforts of two major clans. The Muramatsu, and the Tetsudashi, were trying to set up a village as a base of operations for shinobi to live under the same banner and protect and fight for their home as one people. It still wasn’t fully realized yet, but a real effort was being made.
Morithar spent the next year training hard by himself, focusing his body and mind to a finely honed edge, and eventually word of the village's formation reached him. His father had already left on another business trip to provide for him and his son. Morithar journeyed to the newly created ‘Iwagakure’, and joined. Where he was tested and due to his skills in genjutsu, his near peerless intellect, and his long years of training, was given the rank of Jounin.
Personality: Morithar is a serious individual when it comes to his shinobi duties and he tends to focus on the ‘mission first’ mindset, ensuring that the objective of any mission is completed in an efficient and timely manner. Morithar is quite humble and modest when it comes to living. After having trained for years he has earned his stripes and despite the rank being new he has already noticed some measure of respect from his peers.
However he doesn’t often boast of himself or his accomplishments, doesn’t often try to make himself the center of attention. Instead he focuses on trying to teach and guide others. On trying to guide them along to increase their capabilities. Morithar is a polite man, but wouldn’t consider himself a gentleman by any stretch of the words. The world had no place for such people in his eyes, it was too brutal for them to be taken truly seriously.
Morithar cares about his fellow Iwagakure shinobi, being more than willing to sacrifice whatever is necessary in order to help them along or protect them or in dire circumstances, avenge them. He is extremely loyal to any and all from the village, even those whom he may not like or may not like him. All in all, Morithar tries to be a model shinobi for his village and while he can be extremely stubborn and bullheaded at times he is absolutely devoted to the village as a whole and its people.
Roleplay Sample:
