Ragnarok

[Caesar of Bread]

Based (heavily based) on the anime Record of Ragnarok. You don’t have to know the source, but you should look it up.

After the gods realized the sin in humanity, they decided to commence Ragnarok, or the battle between gods and men. If the humans lose, the human race will be wiped out. If they win, both sides will have peace. Once someone is wiped out, they cannot return.


The Valkyries decided to give human fighters Völundr, or god-killing weapons.

Who will win?

The game starts on September 9. Please give me 1-3 character sheets before then.
Sheet ex.

Character name
Mythology/Region of world from:
God or human side:
Weapon:
Background info:
Move names:
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Round 1: Michel De Nostradamus (French Forseer) vs Thoth (Egyptian Moon God)

Round 2: Odamon (Japanese Demon King of the Sixth Heaven) vs Hades (Greek underworld god)

Round 3: Henrik (Icelandic giant-slayer) vs Tonatiuh (Aztec sun god)

Round 4: Marie Curie (Polish/French chemist) vs Shango (Oyo fire/lightning god)

Round 5:


Round 6:


So on


Gods
Gods and demons are supernatural beings wishing to eliminate the humans of the sins that the human race has committed. They are born with supernatural powers and are worshiped or hated in various mythologies around the world. The races of gods have set some of their best deity fighters from these myths to beat the Einherjar.
List Of Gods:

Thoth (@Henri Christophe)
The Egyptian god of the moon, sorcery, and wisdom, Thoth has decided on fighting in the first round.
Moves:

Tonatiuh (@Henri Christophe)
Tonatiuh, the Aztec sun god, has joined the gods for the second round.

Hades (@Caesar of Bread)
The Greek god of the underworld, Hades steps in to fight in the second round.

Shango (@Henri Christophe)
An Afro-Brazilian Orisha, Shango is noted for being the greatest king of Oyo.
Fighting Moves:
Screaming Judgement Thunder - 100% accuracy. Deals 5 damage per bolt.
Flamethrower
Orisha: Stone Axe

Odin (@Caesar of Bread)
The chief of the gods, Odin has decided on fighting against Shango.

Humans
After being assisted by the Valkyries, the Einherjar ranks were given Volundr to use against the gods in the rounds of Ragnarok. These humans from history are some of the greatest at their expertise and come from different regions of the historical continuum.
List Of Humans:


Henrik (@QarQing)
An Icelandic teenager during the early 900s, Henrik was notable for being the greatest giant slayer in the history of Iceland.

Odamon (@Crezth)
The supposed “Demon King of the Sixth Heaven”, Odamon was known for being the greatest fighter of Japan and the one who could kill gods.

Michel De Nostradamus (@Caesar of Bread)
Michel, a famous French prophet, died in the 1st round against Thoth.

 

[Henri Christophe]

Character name: Xangô
Mythology/Region of world from: Afro-Brazilian
God or human side: ?
Weapon: Axe
Background info: His pallace in Oyo
Move names: Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, Rock Throw.
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[Caesar of Bread]

Orishas can help either the Gods or Humanity. Depends on what side you want to support.

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Character name: Xangô
Mythology/Region of world from: Afro-Brazilian
God or human side: ?
Weapon: Axe
Background info: His pallace in Oyo
Move names: Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, Rock Throw.
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What is the character’s backstory? What do these moves do?

 

[Henri Christophe]

What is the character’s backstory? What do these moves do?

Xangô was the third king of Oyo and is praised nowadays in America as the Thunder/Fire god.
That's why I gave him moves as Flamethrower and Thunderbolt, who is ispired of Pokémon's move set of fire and eletric.
Flamethrower is a 100% acc move with 95 of power who has 10% of chance of cause burn.
Thunderbolt have the same acc and power, but it has 10% chance of cause paralyze.
I also gave Xangô Rock Throw because he made Thunder/Fire with Rocks, that's why he is also the god of Rocks.

Xangô is also a god of Justice, but I can't figure out a move or an ability to deal with that.

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Xangô was the third king of Oyo and is praised nowadays in America as the Thunder/Fire god.
That's why I gave him moves as Flamethrower and Thunderbolt, who is ispired of Pokémon's move set of fire and eletric.
Flamethrower is a 100% acc move with 95 of power who has 10% of chance of cause burn.
Thunderbolt have the same acc and power, but it has 10% chance of cause paralyze.
I also gave Xangô Rock Throw because he made Thunder/Fire with Rocks, that's why he is also the god of Rocks.

Xangô is also a god of Justice, but I can't figure out a move or an ability to deal with that.

Nice! I looked at Shango some more.

 

[Henri Christophe]

I will get more one!

Character name: Toth
Mythology/Region of world from: Egypt
God or human side: ?
Weapon: Latters/Alphabet
Background info: A Pyramid
Move names: Amnesia, Psychic, Recover
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[Caesar of Bread]

I will get more one!

Character name: Toth
Mythology/Region of world from: Egypt
God or human side: ?
Weapon: Latters/Alphabet
Background info: A Pyramid
Move names: Amnesia, Psychic, Recover
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Thoth would of course be a god (wasn’t he the moon god too?), and where would Shango fit? He’s both a human spirit and a god.

 

[Henri Christophe]

(wasn’t he the moon god too?)

Is he? I don't know either.

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Thoth was the god of the moon, sacred texts, mathematics, the sciences, magic, messenger and recorder of the deities, master of knowledge, and patron of scribes.

 

[Henri Christophe]

If Thoth is the god of the Moon, I would like to have too the god of the Sun
Character name: Tonatiuh
Mythology/Region of world from: Aztec
God or human side: ?
Weapon: ?
Background info: An Aztec pyramid
Move names: Sunny Day, Solar Beam, Flamethrower and Morning Sun
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[Caesar of Bread]

3/3

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Also background means backstory

 

[QarQing]

Do I have to choose a character or what?

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Do I have to choose a character or what?

Choose or create 1-3 characters

 

[QarQing]

Choose or create 1-3 characters

Saxa is what I'm choosing

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Saxa is what I'm choosing

See chat

 

[Caesar of Bread]

I will create 3 characters now.
Number 1:

Hades, Lord of the Underworld.
From the Greek mythology.
Deity.
Hades wields the Serapis Bident (2-pronged spear), which can be doubled in strength when Hades is heavily injured (Desmos)
Attacks (and names for them)
- Malebolge: Sends out fire that deals 10 damage when hitting opponent.
- Titanomachy: Spear of Iapetus, Titan of the West: Sends out a wave of bident attacks, 5 damage when hit by a bident.
- Serapis: Nullifies an attack for 3 seconds (attack later does 1/2 damage after 3 seconds over)
- Judgment of Tartarus: Bident sends out a pillar of dark flame at the opponent, 20 damage when hit by the flame.
- Persephone’s Winter: Songs Of Hell: A cold gust of ash and fire hits opponent. 30 damage when hit by the gust.
Background info: Hades, oldest brother of the Olympus Three, was the one who defeated Iapetus in the Titanomachy. Hades was later put on trial for eloping with Persephone. He is considered the greatest ruler out of the three brothers, and rules his subjects kindly.

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[Crezth]

Character Sheet: Odamon, Demon King of the Sixth Heaven
Character name: Odamon
Mythology/Region of world from: Japanese Mythology
God or human side: Human, though claims the title of Demon King of the Sixth Heaven.
Weapon: The Demonpowder Tanegashima – This is not just any tanegashima rifle. Crafted by ancient spirits who foresaw the battle between gods and humans, this black-powder gun is adorned with intricate, almost organic patterns, which glow a deep crimson when the weapon senses divine energies. It has the ability to fire without the need for traditional ammunition; the wrath and suffering of humans act as its bullets. Once it locks onto a god's aura, it never misses its mark.
Background info: Odamon, birthed from the clandestine union of a brothel maiden and a revered priest, had been dealt a cruel hand since birth. Abandoned to the whims of the world, their infant cries echoed in the desolate alleys, and their tiny hands scavenged for sustenance amidst the filth and disdain of the streets. But as their limbs grew and their spirit hardened, the fire of rebellion began to flicker in their eyes.

Rumors whispered of the fabled Demonpowder Tanegashima, a weapon that held enough might to level the heavens. Some claimed it was just a legend, but to the desperate, it was a beacon of hope. Odamon's path led them deep into the heart of a forbidden forest, where ancient spirits lurked and observed the trials of humanity. There, beneath the eerie glow of a crimson moon, they met a spirit, ancient and wise, who saw in Odamon the unyielding tenacity of humanity. Intrigued, the spirit offered a pact; in exchange for a vow to live only for the people, the spirit would bestow upon Odamon the coveted Demonpowder Tanegashima. With unwavering determination, Odamon accepted, sealing the deal with a promise to tear down the heavens that had turned a blind eye to the suffering of the mortal world.

With the Tanegashima by their side and a purpose burning brighter than ever, Odamon journeyed to the mountains. There, hidden from the prying eyes of the deities and tyrants, they constructed a grand temple, a haven for the lost and the broken. Word spread like wildfire, and from every corner of the land, the downtrodden flocked, seeking refuge and purpose. They were no longer mere vagabonds and outcasts; under Odamon's guidance, they were molded into an unstoppable force, an army poised to challenge the gods themselves.

Move names:

1. Three Thousand Weapons
   • A dazzling spectacle of mastery over weaponry. The ground trembles as spectral arms emerge, each wielding a magical rifle from a bygone era, striking foes with relentless precision and coordination. Each blast is a choreographed masterpiece of light and sound.
2. Unity Through Force of Arms
   • Odamon summons ethereal warriors from the past, each representing the latent power of an oppressed people. These spectral fighters converge relentlessly on a single target until their time is up.
3. Heaven's Descent
   • Raising their weapon, Odamon forces the collapse of some celestial realms. Brilliant beams of radiant energy pour down like divine meteors, scorching the battlefield and purging foes with the gravitational inertia of the heavens.
4. Nuke
   • With a fierce chant and a forceful thrust of their arm, Odamon releases an orb of volatile energy. It rises momentarily, then detonates in a cataclysmic explosion, engulfing enemies in a raging radioactive inferno that consumes all in its radius.

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[Caesar of Bread]

Number 2:

Michel De Nostradamus, the Prophet of Things To Come.
From 16th century France.
Human.
Wields a staff as his Volund, (the Staff of Lazarus)
Background info: Born a peasant in the region of Provence, people saw gift in Michel. They saw that Michel De Nostradamus was different, in a sense that his aura was stranger than others. When a group of older kids tried to beat up scrawny Michel, Nostradamus was able to overpower all of them.
Michel later went on to college in Avignon and got married. For his honeymoon, Michel and his newlywed went to the Italian city states. In Italy, Michel De Nostradamus learned something, the hard way. He was beaten up by a bandit gang in Florence, and left for dead on the street. When waking up, he noticed something different: he could see the future.
Michel De Nostradamus was immediately sent to Paris, where he would be in the court of Catherine De Medici for the rest of his life, forseeing the outcomes of many events, some he wish he could prevent.

Abilities:
Les Prophecies - Can redirect moves using his staff.
Midnight Bells of Notre Dame - sends out 2 loud bell noises (which transform into waves - dealing 10 damage when hitting an opponent)
Keys of Avignon - Sends out a beam of light, which deals 15 damage when an opponent is hit.
Thy Kingdom Come - Turns the end of the staff into a blade. When the blade hits an opponent, the enemy deals 25 damage.

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