[torreka]

- Player -
Name: Daniel Maker
Gender: Male
Age: 23
Sexuality: Straight


- Character -
Name: Taran Torreka
Gender: Male
Apparent Age: 19
Face Claim: Yuki Kashi, Hajimete no Gal
Played By: ThWanderer
Faction: Adventurer

- Appearance -



While being a rather average person in height, Taran tends to keep his appearance closer to that of classic anime traps and is pretty thin. His hair is longish and reaches around his shoulders. His hair has a blond stripe in the front while the rest is a maroon-red color. On earth he had glasses because he had really bad eye sight in his right eye. He seems really relaxed around others even if he doesn't communicate with them. Most people see him as scary because on earth he had a scar under his left eye after he had gotten in a fight with a friend. Taran believes that people can see a better side of himself in the game compared to real life.


- Personality -

In both real life and the game Taran was a pretty open ambivert with those he knew, but could come off as scary and antisocial towards others when he would be in hunting parties. Taran would search for odd pieces of information or weapons and he was kind of an oddity among his friends and even family, which led to him being known for being unhuman like. He judges people on what their heart rate is when he shakes their hand if they even accept a hand shake. Taran believes that the strongest and smartest should stand at the top but also believes that there isn't much of a difference in people and their status in the world. He usually thinks ahead at the beginning of a battle, but is jumpy and sporadic. He can get pretty competitive especially if there is something he wants on the line. He also believes that you should be honest all time unless needed and prioritizes his friends and family first, while strangers are still pretty high it's not as high. While he is pretty open there is a lot that he tends to keep hidden from others, due to having people spread important information that was rather private. He fears being left out even if he doesn't know the people he's with and is strong when it comes to helping people.


- Biography -


As a child Daniel liked mythology and the history of the world a lot. He also liked the place where he was born but was forced to move every once in a while because of his father's job. Because of that he couldn't make long lasting friends and barely saw any of his extended family, which lead to him being able to except people but know he could move at any time so he wouldn't call them friends but rather "accomplices" or companions. When he started realizing that he couldn't make friends in real life he turned to games. In the games he played he was actually pretty good from the start which is how he got his sporadic nature that he has when he gets into a battle. When he had found Gaia he was already in the late teens, which he played for a really long time at first. After he had gotten the joy he had wanted he start to loose interest in the game, so he started waiting for the next update which didn't come for years, he still played it but it was put on the back burner. when he realized that there would be a new update, he stayed up so he could play it first and see if any of his friends in game would be on but a wrench was thrown in his plan when he realized he had started a new character because he had gotten fed up with being overpowered, so he made a resolve to try and merge the two accounts. When he was done the game started acting weird, but he was tired so he went to bed on his desk and the game started


- Extra -

- He is a major otaku and will tend to make references that he thinks are funny but probably aren't.
- He is right handed when writing but everything else he does is with his left hand.

- Statistics -
Race: Nozgor
Class: Assassin
Class EXP: 0
Talent: Hitman
Talent Level 1
Talent EXP: 0
Crafting Talent: Chef
Crafting Talent Level: 1
Crafting Talent EXP: 0
Skill Points: 1
Ability Points: 0

- Ability Levels -

Unarmed: 1
One-Handed Melee: 4
Two-Handed Melee:
Ranged: 3
Magic:
Shield:
Light Armor: 1
Medium Armor: 1
Heavy Armor:


- Skills -

- Class -

- Beginner -

Auto-Attack
A skill that controls the user's body and allows them to automatically target a monster and attempt to basic attack. Auto-attack will do a constant chain of attacks so that the total DPS is roughly the same as dealing minor damage once a second. For example, a heavy weapon will do slower but stronger attacks, while a player wielding two daggers will do faster, less damaging attacks.
Any skills or movements that the user may manually perform will take priority over this skill, but the system will generally try to aim for an accurate hit.

It was a staple among players in the original Gaia Reborn game, but since the Apocalypse, its use has taken a drastic drop. Manual basic attacks allow for much more fluid and precise control of attacks, and as such, the skill has barely been used by Adventurers since then. It does, however, allow for people who are not proficient with their weapon of choice to be able to reliably hit their target.
Passively, the player can also delay their next attack to increase the basic attack’s power by performing what’s known as an “empowered attack”. Each second used to charge an attack increases the damage dealt by 20%, up to a maximum of 100% at 5 seconds.
Toggle, No cooldown. No cost.

Roads to Romalia
A skill that can be found prominently on the player’s interface. Roads to Romalia allows a player to teleport back to Romalia from any city or town with a cathedral. Activating it causes the user to channel for five seconds, restricting them from doing anything until this cast time is done. If they choose to make any other action or are hit by an attack, Roads to Romalia is interrupted and put on a 1 minute cooldown. Because teleporting in this way to one’s home city essentially breaks them down into raw energy, it is extremely taxing to players after the Apocalypse, and repeated use in a short span can inflict mental and physical strains.
5s cast time, No cooldown. No cost.

Interface Control
Even after the Apocalypse, players have kept the ability to use their interfaces. When mentally called upon, the interface hovers slightly in front of them, visible only to themselves and is slightly transparent. It can be interacted with by touch of the fingertips or mentally. The interface allows players to access their party list, friend list, guild settings, crafting list and many other menus. Friend invites can only be sent in a face-to-face meeting, and the same goes for party invites. However, a friend can be added to a party regardless of where they are. Additionally, an Adventurer can talk to friends or party members through telepathy, by pressing one finger to their ear after dialing them. This causes words said to be spoken into their mind rather than out loud.
Passive.

Initiative
When the Assassin deals damage to an enemy for the first time, they inflict an additional flat low amount of physical damage. The enemy then can’t receive this bonus damage again until they exited combat.
Passive skill.

Tally
Several Assassin skills can apply a Tally to enemies they hit, which stacks up to a maximum of 15 total tallies. For every 3 crits landed on a single target, the target is applied with one tally. In addition, the Assassin can choose to inflict a 1s stun at the cost of 3 tallies, the ability to stun then goes on a 15s cooldown. Tallies do not expire, and power up several skills of the Assassin. Tallies are represented above the enemy’s head by purple tally marks, only visible to the Assassin.
Passive skill.

- Rank I -

Crossing Styx
The user is cloaked in shadows that leave a brief trail as they rush straight up to 5 meters in any direction, phasing through any objects they could slice through such as trees and monsters. Enemies hit by this skill take average damage, and a single Tally is applied.
0.5s animation time, 20s cooldown. Above-average mana cost.

Stealth
On use, the Assassin is granted complete invisibility by causing light to bend around their body rather than bounce off of it. Additionally, use of this skill will muffle any sounds the Assassin makes and will hide their scent; however, this skill does not hide their spirit or the aura of any equipped magical equipment. Attacking or taking damage will disable Stealth and place the skill on a 20s cooldown.
Toggle skill, 2s animation time. Average mana drain.

Arcane Alphabet
The user’s fingertips will leave arcane ink on any surface they brush over. The color of this ink is cyan by default, but it can be customised with a RGB slider. Additionally, the user may stamp down pre-written messages by selecting one out of ten customizable messages in their interface and pushing their palm down like a stamp. The user chooses how much mana they pay for each stroke with higher costs allowing for the arcane ink to last up to a week.
Toggle, no cooldown. Variable mana cost.
“One may also use any quill to write more clearly.
Scribe’s contracts do not work with Arcane Alphabet’s writing.”

- Rank II -

- Rank III -

- Racial & Talents -

Nozgorim Photosensitivity
The Nozgor are a people of the night, as their sensitive skin is weak to sunlight, and while a Nozgor will not die in direct sunlight, they will begin to feel weak if too much time is spent in the sun. Nozgor will not regenerate health while in direct sunlight, and their bodies will feel exhausted and weak, reducing combat and other capabilities.

The Old Hunger
While it is unknown why the Nozgor are weak to sunlight and also have a weaker metabolism, most Nozgor will sustain themselves through drinking the blood of other Panpaidi. Drinking blood will invigorate the Nozgor, granting them a minor increase in Health regeneration and cancelling out the exhaustion from being in the sun somewhat. This lasts for 20m per dose they drink. The target they drink blood from suffers a minor reduction in health regeneration, which lasts 10m per drink. The maximum durations of these effects cap at three drinks. Nozgors can only obtain these effects from warm blood drank from a live target.

Iron Stomach
Not even food poisoning can stop a dedicated chef! This skill can be toggled, allowing chefs to become immune to status debuffs caused by drinks and food, such as Poison or Accuracy Down.
Toggle skill.
“Also prevents intoxication, which is the only real reason to ever toggle this skill off.”

Cleaning
Expertise in PvP and combat alike has honed the Hitman’s ability to kill humanoids. The Hitman passively gains a minor damage boost when fighting against Panpaidi. When this skill is toggled on, the Hitman’s talent is displayed as any other talent at random, of the same rank as their Hitman talent. This toggle only works against people the Hitman is not on a Friend List with.
Toggle.

- Equipment -


Armor: Novice Robe
Left Hand: Novice Shortsword
Right Hand:
Accessory #1:
Accessory #2:
Accessory #3:
Accessory #4:


- Vanity Gear -


Armor:
Accessory #1:
Accessory #2:
Accessory #3:
Accessory #4:


- Inventory -

Novice Dagger

[Calcifer]

Approved, Welcome to Gaia Reborn! Feel free to stop by the Introductions board and introduce yourself if you haven't already; we'd love to get to know you! If you're looking for people to RP with, feel free to drop by the RP Discussion board or take a peak at the Looking-for-Players channel in the discord.