Character Bio
Username: Tandus
Character Name: Tandus Balibra
Age: 22
Sex: Male
Occupation: Vagabond, Exiled monk from temple of Yiang, Philosopher
Powers:Tandus' world is an intricate web of imbalance, wherein his abilities manifest in his shifts of Chi. Given his core links to emotion and physical state, he may will an imbalance within himself, or an outside stimulus may trigger it [Balance shift].
Martial arts: moderate in skill, power and dexterity. These qualifiers vary dependent upon the state of his Chi
Moderate knowledge of anatomy. He isn't a ninja, but he understands the frailty of the mortal body
Innate mastery of [his own] Chi. Hailed as a prodigal master before his exile.
Comprehension of Chi: moderate at best. Given the uniqueness of his own Chi, understanding that of others is an arduous task.
Weakness: Emotional attachments, Strong physical, mental or emotional stimuli, betrayal by one among his 'trust'. Regaining a state of or near balance is exponentially more difficult as the magnitude of effecting stimuli increase. During times of imbalance, the nature of the overwhelming chi influence his thoughts and actions (I.e. In a rage his solutions will be violence over other alternatives)
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Character Name: Tandus Balibra
Age: 22
Sex: Male
Occupation: Vagabond, Exiled monk from temple of Yiang, Philosopher
Powers:Tandus' world is an intricate web of imbalance, wherein his abilities manifest in his shifts of Chi. Given his core links to emotion and physical state, he may will an imbalance within himself, or an outside stimulus may trigger it [Balance shift].
Martial arts: moderate in skill, power and dexterity. These qualifiers vary dependent upon the state of his Chi
Moderate knowledge of anatomy. He isn't a ninja, but he understands the frailty of the mortal body
Innate mastery of [his own] Chi. Hailed as a prodigal master before his exile.
Comprehension of Chi: moderate at best. Given the uniqueness of his own Chi, understanding that of others is an arduous task.
Weakness: Emotional attachments, Strong physical, mental or emotional stimuli, betrayal by one among his 'trust'. Regaining a state of or near balance is exponentially more difficult as the magnitude of effecting stimuli increase. During times of imbalance, the nature of the overwhelming chi influence his thoughts and actions (I.e. In a rage his solutions will be violence over other alternatives)
[to be expanded upon]
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