Sublimis Solatium
Quantum of Solace
Name: Dante Allegori
Sex: Male
Age: Dante is subject to 'time' but is consequentially, unaltered by its effects.
Hair color: Silver, almost white.
Eye color: Wine Red.
Height: 6'4
Class: Knight of the Old Empire
Attire: A burgundy tunic made up of a softer-than-silk fabric that has in it, a chain-mail shirt sown to the inside. The chain-mail is made up of tiny rings that bind the armor together. The metal used is a forgotten ore mined from the Far East. It glistens, yet, the facade is dark colored. Two gauntlets cover his hands; however, only one is attached to molded metal ore that shapes his right arm. Inside are many gears and screws, and also pins. The left hand is just a gauntlet of a Cestus covering a human appearing hand with a strange symbol seemingly craved into its surface. The leather wrappings wrap up his left arm in a spiral manner.
Weapon: Dante has a Long-sword and a Claymore as well as his bare hands. The long-sword is comprised of inlaid gold with silver plate covering the same metal that cocoons his right body limb. The pommel forges a jutting lion’s head with the contours around it form the mane. The hilt is slightly bent to adhere to the hands ability to swing the blade, resulting in a deadly adding of force placed upon the fore of the blade’s edge; it is a sword specialized for sweeping and cutting motions.
The Claymore is a massive weapon. The length, in which it extends, is almost as tall as Dante himself. The blade glimmers eerily beneath the light of the sun or moon equally, radiating an almost bluish hue. Across guard that consisted of two downward-curving arms and two large, round, concave plates that protected the fore grip
Abilities: While Dante is by no means an expert on magick, he can however, use forms of psychokinetic power seemingly based upon the planets natural elements. He is still but an apprentice of his race’s natural talents, and therefore can not call upon the more devastating abilities his people once called upon. He can combine the two for a more destructive use, but it takes a great deal of time and energy and leaves him vulnerable for a period.
The natural elements that he can call in low levels are;
Rock
Water
Fire
Metal
Wind
Lightening
His race of people is far more resistant to disease and sickness than regular humans. Resistant, but not immune. His healing rate is twice that of humans, however, damaging wounds still carry the burden of new and unused muscle that often causes intense pain. He is still mortal in every way, but one. His race has evolved to a level which prolongs their longevity; only by means of time can they not expire.
History: Dante was a knight that protected the elder council. His people had evolved from simple beings into creatures of both, enlightenment and peace. In spite of this culturally sound civilization, there came an enemy that lurked within. When the spider sprang its trap, all turned to dust. During the Great Onslaught, Dante lost his right arm and leg to a great beast Fenrir. Having to sacrifice it so the elder council may live, it was only later that he learned it had been them all along. Cast out and shamed, he wandered in search of away to rebuild and renew his peoples status.
Sex: Male
Age: Dante is subject to 'time' but is consequentially, unaltered by its effects.
Hair color: Silver, almost white.
Eye color: Wine Red.
Height: 6'4
Class: Knight of the Old Empire
Attire: A burgundy tunic made up of a softer-than-silk fabric that has in it, a chain-mail shirt sown to the inside. The chain-mail is made up of tiny rings that bind the armor together. The metal used is a forgotten ore mined from the Far East. It glistens, yet, the facade is dark colored. Two gauntlets cover his hands; however, only one is attached to molded metal ore that shapes his right arm. Inside are many gears and screws, and also pins. The left hand is just a gauntlet of a Cestus covering a human appearing hand with a strange symbol seemingly craved into its surface. The leather wrappings wrap up his left arm in a spiral manner.
Weapon: Dante has a Long-sword and a Claymore as well as his bare hands. The long-sword is comprised of inlaid gold with silver plate covering the same metal that cocoons his right body limb. The pommel forges a jutting lion’s head with the contours around it form the mane. The hilt is slightly bent to adhere to the hands ability to swing the blade, resulting in a deadly adding of force placed upon the fore of the blade’s edge; it is a sword specialized for sweeping and cutting motions.
The Claymore is a massive weapon. The length, in which it extends, is almost as tall as Dante himself. The blade glimmers eerily beneath the light of the sun or moon equally, radiating an almost bluish hue. Across guard that consisted of two downward-curving arms and two large, round, concave plates that protected the fore grip
Abilities: While Dante is by no means an expert on magick, he can however, use forms of psychokinetic power seemingly based upon the planets natural elements. He is still but an apprentice of his race’s natural talents, and therefore can not call upon the more devastating abilities his people once called upon. He can combine the two for a more destructive use, but it takes a great deal of time and energy and leaves him vulnerable for a period.
The natural elements that he can call in low levels are;
Rock
Water
Fire
Metal
Wind
Lightening
His race of people is far more resistant to disease and sickness than regular humans. Resistant, but not immune. His healing rate is twice that of humans, however, damaging wounds still carry the burden of new and unused muscle that often causes intense pain. He is still mortal in every way, but one. His race has evolved to a level which prolongs their longevity; only by means of time can they not expire.
History: Dante was a knight that protected the elder council. His people had evolved from simple beings into creatures of both, enlightenment and peace. In spite of this culturally sound civilization, there came an enemy that lurked within. When the spider sprang its trap, all turned to dust. During the Great Onslaught, Dante lost his right arm and leg to a great beast Fenrir. Having to sacrifice it so the elder council may live, it was only later that he learned it had been them all along. Cast out and shamed, he wandered in search of away to rebuild and renew his peoples status.