Post by Emmisary on Feb 26, 2005 0:51:49 GMT -5
Name: Cromat
Species: Extra planar Deity
Stats:
LT: 195 meters
WT: 170,000 tons
Wingspan: 185 meters
Landspeed: 370 mph
Airspeed: Mach 4
Swim Speed: 235 knots
Description:
Combat Style: Cromat fights with blind savagery, furious that he was ripped from his dimension and bound into service by Tulzcha's minions.
Qualities:
Dimensional Rift: As Cromat isn't actually part of this dimension, he can't truly die within it. Killing Cromat will result in his body reappearing at the nerve center of Tulzcha's cult in Boston where the Shining Trapezehedron resides (the gem which binds him to this dimension). Mind you, though this process does heal him, he must still recover from his battle as any creature would
Shining Trapezohedron: The only way to be permanently rid of Cromat is to destroy the artifact known as the Shining Trapezodron, the meter wide red gem that serves as a window to all time and space. However, no action is without consequence. Once destroyed, this gem will open a portal to the Chronosphere, the dimension in which Cromat is god. And unfortunately this rift will pull the one who destroyed the gem into the Chronosphere along with
Cromat, then seal them there for eternity.
Prismatic Avatar: Cromat is the Elder god of the five elements: Light, Darkness, Fire, Water and Earth. This grants him resistance to any attacks of any such nature. He still takes physical damage as normal.
Immense Speed: Cromat hails from a dimension known as the Chronosphere, and the laws of time and space are much altered there. Though the nature of this isn't known very well, time seems to act differently on Cromat, and this gives him an unnatural agility.
Deific Aura: Cromat is an Elder God , though not as powerful as an Outer God and even though he was stipped of a vast amount of his power, he is a god none the less. And this fact can render certain abilities useless. Psychics (both human and otherwise) cannot penetrate his consciousness. And any beings (such as Geia, Satan etc. etc.) who would normally watch over a being, lose sight of their servant while they are in Cromat's presence.
Unreliability: Though Cromat is bound under the power of the Trapezohedron, and the sorcery of the Brother's of the Green Flame and Shan's sorcery as well have forced him to fight for them, it isn't easy to subdue a god. Despite Cromat's enslavement, he remains defiant to the very end to Tulzcha and his minions. He's prone to rebelling against the cult, and when their power over him wanes he can truly prove to be a burden on them. He will often go into maniacal suicidal fits, encouraging his foes to kill him only to be able to appear at that ablasted temple in Boston once more. He will sometimes turn on his masters all together when he arrives at the temple, attempting to destroy it and often killing many talented sorcerers before being subdued once more.
Essence of Chaos: The Shining Trapezohedron, is (like Cromat himself) very difficult to depend upon. It contains within it a passage to all dimensions and universes, making the very embodiment of chaos. And more often then not, when it's power shifts, it will cause Cromat to phase out of our dimension. It can be a few seconds before he reappears again, and can even take weeks at times. Though such long time spans are few and far between, they are a true nuisance to Shan and his ilk.
Special Attacks:
Prismatic Ray: Cromat can fire an odd white breath weapon from his mouth that has the power of all five elements he personifies.
Elemental Control: Cromat can gain control of the basic elemental spirits that reside within the elements that he resides over. Allowing him to animate mountains of rock into armies of Earth Elementals, or to turn a blazing fire into a flying swarm of Fire Elementals.
Origin/History: Cromat was once the lord and master of and entire multiverse, and entire dimension. His power was limitless and his influence stretched across a million worlds. But unfortunately, he as all beings, could not hide from the eyes of the Outer Gods forever. And it just so happens, that the insidious Tulzcha eventually found this being's home dimension. But, something no one expected happened, Tulzcha left the dimension unscathed. And even gave his fellow god a friendly salutation, and the two exchanged wisdom for many years. No being could divine the reason for this, as Tulzcha was infamous for his lust for expansion. But the gods have senses far beyond our own, and Tulzcha (through some ridiculously developed form of instinct) felt that this dimension would serve another purpose. And eons later when he was to lose his chance to destroy the Earth, he came to realize why. His servant Shan reported to him of the immense resistance he had encountered on Earth, and gave him the means to undo this resistance. He presented his servant with the Shining Trapezohedron.
After his patron explained to him of the situation, Shan immediately set to work. He made contact with the Brothers of the Green Flame (the most widespread Tulzcha cult on earth), and enlisted their aid in the rituals of binding. And when Shan met with them in Boston, they set to work in binding a god. It took 13 sacrifices, and 99 of the order's most potent Sorcerers to accomplish this. And in a massive explosion of golden light, the mighty god appeared before them in ethereal chains. And all but Shan cowered before the raging god. Shan spoke to the being as though to a mere child and said: "You will do Tulzcha's bidding until the time of reckoning." The being raged even harder, and the sorcerers feared their phantasmal chains would snap like twine under the force of it. Cromat roared that Tulzcha had betrayed him, and swore that once he got free he would damn each and every one of them to a fate more terrible then their most horrid nightmares. But again, Shan sat, unafraid. He instructed to the sorcerers to begin the final ritual. They immediately scurried away, and reappeared with a glowing ebony urn. And as Shan began to chant, nature itself seemed to recoil in horror. The skies blackened, the earth shook, and life seemed to be snuffed out like a candle for miles. Once finished his chant, the golden light that the god exuded was pulled into the black container, and he struggled with all his might to even move the chains he once threatened to snap. Cromat's power had been stolen from him. His corpse still contained his soul, and though still an imposing being, his true power lay trapped within the urn. And at that, the god realized his predicament and ceased his writhing. Shan smiled, and reminded him once more that he would serve until the reckoning, and that he could do nothing to change that. And so, Shan entrusted both the Urn and the Gem to the Brothers, and took his place in Tulzcha's temple along with them to guide their new servant to do Tulzcha's work.
Pass: Victory is mine!
Species: Extra planar Deity
Stats:
LT: 195 meters
WT: 170,000 tons
Wingspan: 185 meters
Landspeed: 370 mph
Airspeed: Mach 4
Swim Speed: 235 knots
Description:
Combat Style: Cromat fights with blind savagery, furious that he was ripped from his dimension and bound into service by Tulzcha's minions.
Qualities:
Dimensional Rift: As Cromat isn't actually part of this dimension, he can't truly die within it. Killing Cromat will result in his body reappearing at the nerve center of Tulzcha's cult in Boston where the Shining Trapezehedron resides (the gem which binds him to this dimension). Mind you, though this process does heal him, he must still recover from his battle as any creature would
Shining Trapezohedron: The only way to be permanently rid of Cromat is to destroy the artifact known as the Shining Trapezodron, the meter wide red gem that serves as a window to all time and space. However, no action is without consequence. Once destroyed, this gem will open a portal to the Chronosphere, the dimension in which Cromat is god. And unfortunately this rift will pull the one who destroyed the gem into the Chronosphere along with
Cromat, then seal them there for eternity.
Prismatic Avatar: Cromat is the Elder god of the five elements: Light, Darkness, Fire, Water and Earth. This grants him resistance to any attacks of any such nature. He still takes physical damage as normal.
Immense Speed: Cromat hails from a dimension known as the Chronosphere, and the laws of time and space are much altered there. Though the nature of this isn't known very well, time seems to act differently on Cromat, and this gives him an unnatural agility.
Deific Aura: Cromat is an Elder God , though not as powerful as an Outer God and even though he was stipped of a vast amount of his power, he is a god none the less. And this fact can render certain abilities useless. Psychics (both human and otherwise) cannot penetrate his consciousness. And any beings (such as Geia, Satan etc. etc.) who would normally watch over a being, lose sight of their servant while they are in Cromat's presence.
Unreliability: Though Cromat is bound under the power of the Trapezohedron, and the sorcery of the Brother's of the Green Flame and Shan's sorcery as well have forced him to fight for them, it isn't easy to subdue a god. Despite Cromat's enslavement, he remains defiant to the very end to Tulzcha and his minions. He's prone to rebelling against the cult, and when their power over him wanes he can truly prove to be a burden on them. He will often go into maniacal suicidal fits, encouraging his foes to kill him only to be able to appear at that ablasted temple in Boston once more. He will sometimes turn on his masters all together when he arrives at the temple, attempting to destroy it and often killing many talented sorcerers before being subdued once more.
Essence of Chaos: The Shining Trapezohedron, is (like Cromat himself) very difficult to depend upon. It contains within it a passage to all dimensions and universes, making the very embodiment of chaos. And more often then not, when it's power shifts, it will cause Cromat to phase out of our dimension. It can be a few seconds before he reappears again, and can even take weeks at times. Though such long time spans are few and far between, they are a true nuisance to Shan and his ilk.
Special Attacks:
Prismatic Ray: Cromat can fire an odd white breath weapon from his mouth that has the power of all five elements he personifies.
Elemental Control: Cromat can gain control of the basic elemental spirits that reside within the elements that he resides over. Allowing him to animate mountains of rock into armies of Earth Elementals, or to turn a blazing fire into a flying swarm of Fire Elementals.
Origin/History: Cromat was once the lord and master of and entire multiverse, and entire dimension. His power was limitless and his influence stretched across a million worlds. But unfortunately, he as all beings, could not hide from the eyes of the Outer Gods forever. And it just so happens, that the insidious Tulzcha eventually found this being's home dimension. But, something no one expected happened, Tulzcha left the dimension unscathed. And even gave his fellow god a friendly salutation, and the two exchanged wisdom for many years. No being could divine the reason for this, as Tulzcha was infamous for his lust for expansion. But the gods have senses far beyond our own, and Tulzcha (through some ridiculously developed form of instinct) felt that this dimension would serve another purpose. And eons later when he was to lose his chance to destroy the Earth, he came to realize why. His servant Shan reported to him of the immense resistance he had encountered on Earth, and gave him the means to undo this resistance. He presented his servant with the Shining Trapezohedron.
After his patron explained to him of the situation, Shan immediately set to work. He made contact with the Brothers of the Green Flame (the most widespread Tulzcha cult on earth), and enlisted their aid in the rituals of binding. And when Shan met with them in Boston, they set to work in binding a god. It took 13 sacrifices, and 99 of the order's most potent Sorcerers to accomplish this. And in a massive explosion of golden light, the mighty god appeared before them in ethereal chains. And all but Shan cowered before the raging god. Shan spoke to the being as though to a mere child and said: "You will do Tulzcha's bidding until the time of reckoning." The being raged even harder, and the sorcerers feared their phantasmal chains would snap like twine under the force of it. Cromat roared that Tulzcha had betrayed him, and swore that once he got free he would damn each and every one of them to a fate more terrible then their most horrid nightmares. But again, Shan sat, unafraid. He instructed to the sorcerers to begin the final ritual. They immediately scurried away, and reappeared with a glowing ebony urn. And as Shan began to chant, nature itself seemed to recoil in horror. The skies blackened, the earth shook, and life seemed to be snuffed out like a candle for miles. Once finished his chant, the golden light that the god exuded was pulled into the black container, and he struggled with all his might to even move the chains he once threatened to snap. Cromat's power had been stolen from him. His corpse still contained his soul, and though still an imposing being, his true power lay trapped within the urn. And at that, the god realized his predicament and ceased his writhing. Shan smiled, and reminded him once more that he would serve until the reckoning, and that he could do nothing to change that. And so, Shan entrusted both the Urn and the Gem to the Brothers, and took his place in Tulzcha's temple along with them to guide their new servant to do Tulzcha's work.
Pass: Victory is mine!