1)MC Name & RP Name: Caden_Cathladus ---- Caden_Cathaldus
2)Chosen Patron: Aeriel
3)Reason For Joining (do not have the reason be to become Ascended):
Caden has had a tumultuous existance. His family was caught in the cross-fire of a political battle between families. It would have been something Caden would have eventually gotten over, if not for the fact that he was accused of the murder that took place. This was the begin of Caden's life on the run, and his constant home turning, and travel. He eventually joined up with a halfling named Sillion, a man who considers himself the greatest surgeon in Aegis. This was a small spark that started his interest in the medical field. A long, unfurling chain of events, lead to a tragic event that changed Caden forever, for better or for worse. It lead to the destruction of most of Caden's arms, parts of his skull, and several incidents of internal damage. Sillion was forced to operate, using a risky procedure known only as biomechanical enhancement, a process of using Sillion's life-force, druidic power, and metal augmentations to spark mechanisms that controls parts of Caden's body. In the end, Caden was just as much machine as man ((Admin approved before anyone asks)) and was reborn, a new man. In the process, Caden lost much of his memory, the extent of which is still not known. Caden continued to work with Sillion on a new project, utilizing the technology that was keeping him alive, and so much more, to better all of Aegis, also know as the Aegis Healing Consortium. But, Caden was hollow, devoid of something. He seeks to learn the ways of the cleric, not only to help better all of Aegis, but to help himself, and he feels this is the best way., enlightening himself in the ways of good, and gods.
4)Race: High Elf
5)Flaws in Your Character: Sluggish, and loud. He also has a tendency to hold vicious grudges, and has a small ego problem. The later two he hopes to rectify in this service
6) How long have you been on the server:About two months after release of the server.
Scenario Questions-Answer how you would react to each situation.
7) You notice an Apprentice Shade harassing a lowly citizen. [shades Are Evil Mages]
I would observe until it escalated into verbal abuse, or physical. I would then approach, speaking calmly for him to stop. If he does not comply, I will ask once more, in a less kind tone, and then set myself into a battle stance, fists raised. This is mostly for intimidation effect, seeing a 6 and half foot elf partially made of bronze in a violent stance normal knocks the gall out of any normal criminal. But, if he enacts any more violence towards me or the peasant,I will incapcitate the man or woman to the best of my abilities (I have a large knowledge of the Aegian anatomy from my studies with Sillion) normal going after a pressure points, cutting off circulation to knock them out. Once they are incapcitated, I will lay them somewhere safe, and wait for the authorities, and in the mean time, comfort the harassed citizen.
8) You see a small child shivering in the snow.
I would first observe them, making sure they are not the fodder for some bandit scheme. Despite how cruel this may be, it's simply second nature to me now. I would then approach, hopefully not scaring him off due to my appearance. If he does not run, I will ask in a tone I normally reserve for patients on the cusp of death, and situations like this, where his mother and father is. If he replies with a location, I will escort him to the best of my abilities, probably on my shoulders for protection. If he simply says he does not know, it's a bit more complicated. I would probably offer him some food, some soup or a slice of melon, sit with him on his level, preferably somewhere warm nearby, and ask him about somewhere he could go. If he doesn't answer with a place. I would escort him to local authorities to give him a bed and food. Or, to the Clerical order, for apprentice-hood.
9) You are walking down the road when a bandit stops you and threatens to kill you if you don't give him all your money and valuables.
This is the trickiest. I would obviously at first be compelled to kill him, it's simply my knee-jerk reaction to lowlife. But, I've changed, so I believe I would at first just talk to him. Ask him quickly, but gently why he's doing this. The answer will always be to survive, always. I was in a situation like the bandit before, I understand why. When he answers, I will tell him about the beauty of Aegis, about the possibilities, about how many ways he could use his obvious talents with a weapon for good, not evil. If my coercing doesn't work, I will simply hit him quickly, probably the throat or groin if it;s a man, and run.
10) As you walk through the local market place a person begins to yell that Aeriel and the other patrons are weak and cruel and claims that joining Iblees is the only way to survive.
This kind of thing typically stirs strife in a crowd, I would be able to tell that the mood was shifting, people beginning to get angry at everything going wrong in the world. I would first climb to a vantage point, preferably a flat roof top, or the pinnacle of a lamp. I would then cry for silence. My voice has an odd quality from the proceudres on my face, so I would probably get silence on my first attempt. "People! Don't listen to what your mind may tell you, that Aeriel has given up on you, that God has moved on, and forgotten about our strife, and our cause! Well, They have not, adn they watch upon you as I speak, and I know a fwe things. Namely, to lsiten to what your heart says, that Aeriel and God watch upon you, and can only do so much! WE must rally, as one, as a whole and push back against the scourge this man is claiming will help us! Iblees is not the answer, the lgiht always will!" As I finish, I will slide down, and take questions, answering the nagging feelings of hopelessness among the people.
11) A person walks up and asks you, "Why does God allow suffering to continue?"
I will clasp my bronze arms onto their shoulders, and look them in the eyes. Then say with full sincerity, "It is simple my friend, quite simple indeed. We live in a world where we are being tested, where we are looked upon for the next life. So when we pass, our true mettle will have been proven over our life. Things may be bad, but they will get so much better, all you must do is hold your chin up. Your true strength is shown facing suffering, how you compose your emotions in such a way that proves you're a worthy person, one that holds God in your heart, and walks into strife with open eyes, and an even more open heart. Stay strong my friend, do it for yourself, and for God." I would then nod, and move on.