Screen Name: twylight
Character you have created Aithne Ó Ciardubháin
Race/Culture: Irish, Human/Fomorian/unknown
Racial Traits (traits specific to your race; a list can be found in the second post of the OOC thread) (For races not listed, GMs must create traits for that race first before player approval): Human/Fomorian (no special traits except height)
Character Class (Somewhat similar to the classes in the CAH RPG, but with some differences) (Choose One): Mystic
Patron Deity: The Dagda, polytheistic
Magic: Elemental, Water
Speech Color and/or Font (actually say what you're using, i.e. Arial Black; don't go "Like this", or what not): Sea Green
Character Alignment (Good/Evil/Neutral): Good, however empathic towards the unknown.
Character Personality (Give information on how your character acts, what he/she believes in, how they handle situations): She is young, and very careful about what she does. Always second guessing herself, yet fun and mostly carefree around friends, shes very shy about meeting new people. Her temper, which her father says she gets from her mother is apt to flare quickly and can burn quickly or slowly depending on what has angered her.
Origin Info/Details: Named after one of the sixteen women who went with Ladra in Irish Myth, Aithne is a 20 year old Human female, 56 in height, pale skin, prone to freckles, dark brown hair with a hint of red highlights.
Her familys ancient home is in Cathair Saidhbhín, in the kingdom of Munster. Her familys business is import and export and she lives in relative ease considering. However despite the fact that it is a trading town, its relatively small and her father makes constant trips to Waterfyord by way of land. Her elemental powers are taken to be a birthright from her mother given her fathers ancestry. Aithne is one of two women her age within the town to not be married yet and its a given that each one is married to her art and they are both in training to become Elders taking over their teachers stead. Active in the community, given her fathers place on the council she often takes on roles that would naturally be given to her mother. Shes often present at births, deaths and other events, she had limited training in her Water skills in Baile na Sceilge when she was younger but was soon brought back home to be taugh.
Attributes (Select one from each category) (some races are greater or weaker than a human in specific categories and will be noted below or in the racial traits section of the OOC thread):
Strength Level: Weak: Lift - 50lbs and below/up, Carry - 25lbs
Speed/Reaction Timing Level: Weak: Run - 0ph to 10mph; Reaction: Normal for an Average Human.
Endurance at MAXIMUM Effort/Durability: Average: Can maintain Max peak performance of all physical stats for 3 minutes WITHOUT rest - Minor Toxin/Disease Resistance - Required 10 hours of sleep a day, can go 3 days without sleep/food/water under minimal activity before death occurs.
Agility: Average: Minor Dextrous/Athletic Capability; Trained in dancing.
Intelligence: Average: 100IQ and up - average amount of skills requiring intellect - Fair leaps of logic
Fighting Skill: Untrained in physical fighting, Elemental fighting minimal.
Resources: Average resources for her town; globally, none.
Notable Equipment: Nothing unique except for her hair pin, its tip formed in the shape of a poppy, and forged of unknown material. Her mother gave it to her upon her sixteenth birthday.
Weaknesses: Slight allergies at the turn of seasons, light headedness around the ferriers shop.
Supporting Characters (Does your character have a significant other? A mother? A Friend? Who are they, what do they have to do with your character?):
Dervil Ó Ciardubháin Mother,with delicate features, and pale skin, her hair is strawberry blonde. Often sick shes quiet and fairly withdrawn. She tends to prefer to weave on her loom than participate in the town. If she has any magical abilities does not use them
Caeoimhin Ó Ciardubháin Father, a Fomorian descendant, he stands 60 in height. Darker skin tone, and light brown hair sprinkled with white hes about 45 years old. Quiet, gentle and wise, he is the on the council of Cathair Saidhbhín. No magical ability, he is however a skilled archer and has trained Aithne to be a fair shot.
Aeducan Muintir Tlámáin, he is her fathers right-hand-man so to speak when it comes to business, he dwells in a small house behind theirs, and is a close friend of the families, Aithne calls him Aad in much the same way a person would call someone Uncle. His skill rests mostly in the sword and spear, yet he only carries his sword when on travel.
Earlene Tuathail House servant, cook, cleaner and helper to Dervil. She is spunky for her age, which is unknown but her blonde hair is streaked with white and she wears a head covering over it most of the time. Seems to have a smattering of Druid powers when it comes to Herbs.
Various others Town figures,
Describe using proper English grammar what you think you can bring to the RPG: I can bring a new cultural viewpoint to the RPG, as well as the presence of a woman
How many times do you intend on posting a DAY IN the RPG: I post when needed.
Do you know how to post pictures on the hype boards: Indeedy
Sample Post (Minimum Four decent-sized paragraphs containing dialogue):
The cat rubbed against her leg, its stark white mark on its chest in contrast to the jet black of its body. Aithne absently bent over and pet her as she walked through the door. Cait had been around since well before shed been born, a companion to her father.
There you are! Earlene exclaimed as she chopped herbs on the large wooden block. Aithne smiled, breathing in the earthy aroma. Hmm
goat? She asked snagging a small cut of garlic and placing it on her tongue. Earlene smiled and nodded, If only your talent with cooking was as good as your smell. Aithne rolled her eyes and removed her cloak, hanging it near the inside fire. Aad was in the cook house, a small round hut made of stone, the cooking pit in the middle with a hole in the thatched roofing to allow the smoke to escape through. Hows mother today? Aithne asked pulling out plates, she loathed leaving the warmth of the kitchen. The old woman sighed and gathered the herbs up in her hand, placing them in the middle of a cheese cloth the tying it in a small ball.
She managed to finish that cloth she was working on, tis the most beautiful one Ive ever seen her do. I think she means to make a blanket out of it. Aithne nodded, Perhaps, Gormlaiths child is due any day now. Earlene passed by her and paused, she snagged a bit of twig from Aithnes hair. Youve been out with Isleen in the field again. She said scoldingly. Aithne smiled mischeviously, Shes young and until shes sent to Druid Kevyn she has no one to guide her. She said referring to the young druidling the council had been searching for a teacher for.
Its so far away to send a child. Earlena said in regards to sending Isleen away to a nearby town with an Elder Druid.
But it must be done. Aithne turned at the sound of her fathers voice. He ducked under the low doorframe and stood to his full length as he pulled off his cloak. Earlene nodded, Of course, of course. She said plopping the cheesecloth bundles into the large cauldron on the fire. Caeoimhin placed his hand on his daughters shoulder. Go clean yourself, Ill help with setting for dinner before I go to your mother. Aithne nodded and slipped down the corridor to her room, grabbing her soap, towel and clean dress she exited outside though the small common room to the back porch. A large strawberry tree grew at the end, within which was the shower, built of four wooden sides and a door, the water pump stood within it. Aithne opened the door, hanging her towel and clothes up on the wooden hook behind it before stripping down, her bare feet on the cobbled stone floor, she pumped the water into the bronze caldron, out of which rose a large hollowed piece of wood, attached to a foot bellow it pushed water through the holes in the top of it, allowing for a shower. Having filled the water she focused on it, bringing it to a warm temperature, while the shower pump was for the ones in the family not adept at water magic she was able to form her own. Forming the water into a column she bent it over her, allowing it to form into a large orb, stepping under it she willed the water to slowly sprinkle down on her, she pulled her hair pin out, setting it on her clothes, and shook her hair out. Leaning her head back she ran her fingers through her hair as the water washed over it. She smiled as the water flowed over her hair and face, enjoying the harmony she received from it.
Aithne! Aithne!
Her head shot up, at the sound of Earlenes voice at the door. The water, carefully formed behind her plummeted into the cauldron with a splash as she grabbed her towel and began to dry off.
What is it? She could hear Earlene on the other side gasping for breathe from the run from he kitchen outside. Its Mr. Mac Lohran, hes dying and theyve sighted Sluagh. Aithne took a breath, Earlene, get my cloak. she pulled her dress on over her head and grabbed her hairpin, twisting her hair up as she ran into the house she slipped her shoes on inside the door and raced to the kitchen, Earlene met her with her cloak. Your hair! She exclaimed grabbing one of Aads hats on the peg and shoving it over her hair. Aithne smiled, catching sight of her mother at the table. Dervil smiled at her daughter, the seemingly ever present glow that seemed to emit from her brightened with her smile. Be careful Aithne. She said. Your father is already on his way over. Aithne nodded and opened the door, the twilight of the evening casting a hazy red and green glow over the land.
I will, Dagda willing.