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Character sheets and OOC for Rehabilitation of Ancient Deities!
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Fantasy Rehabilitation for Ancient Deities - OOC and CS
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Yahhah
The Wandering Storyteller
(Guess I'll just make my own CS)
Name: Fenrir (Sometimes referred to as Fenris-Wolf)
Origin: Norse
Parentage/Family:
Father: Loki(God)
Mother: Angrboda(Jotun)
Species: Wolf/Demigod
Personality: In Fenrir's younger days he was brash, cruel, and arrogant. Fenrir was warlike and wanted nothing more than to fight, though he never dreamed of challenging a god he attacked a number of creatures that would necessarily be avoided by something with any common sense. Of course he never had any knowledge of his destiny as the gods did. His arrogance led to him accepting the god's challenges. Eventually his pride led to him being bound by an enchanted chain, Fenrir grew bitter and dreamed of revenge against the gods who'd imprisoned him. After millenia of imprisonment Fenrir is a pretty indifferent creature, he has given up the idea of revenge. He holds resentment against the gods for their actions, and seeks freedom from his bindings. With his maturity came the ability to pick his fights and a more peaceful outlook on life.
Powers: Fenrir has the strength to rival and even overpower a god. His hide is thick enough to guard him from most kinds of attacks.
Appearance:
History: Fenrir was born the eldest Son of Loki. He and two of his siblings, Jormungandr, and Hel were gathered by the Allfather Odin. Unlike his brother and sister Fenrir was raised on Asgard though far from the city of gods. The only god brave enough to approach the wolf was the god by the name of Tyr, who was the one to bring him food. Fenrir looked up to Tyr for his bravery and excellent skill in battle. As pathetic it sounds Tyr was the closest thing Fenrir had ever had to a father, he would listen to Tyr even over Odin. Fenrir at this time wasn't happy but he wasn't miserable even though there were no bindings keeping him in place Fenrir was let nowhere near the land where gods resided. He was hidden away in a cave and he wasn't exactly taught what was right and what was wrong he paraded around Asgard showing off his power.
It was around this time that Fenrir's rapid growth and arrogance began to scare Odin, he knew that the wolf was fated to kill him come Ragnarok, so him and the other Aesir began to come up with a plan to bind Fenrir. They offered up a chain to which Fenrir easily broke, after more deliberation they crafted another which Fenrir snapped. For the third chain the gods consulted the dwarves who made a third enchanted chain. For this third chain the gods took Fenrir to an island and began to appeal to his pride. Fenrir wasn't so easily fooled this time he had begun to suspect the gods after their numerous attempts at imprisoning him. He demanded a show of goodwill, a god must put their hand into Fenrir's mouth before he would allow them to bind him. No god was brave enough to do such a thing with the exception of Tyr. When Fenrir found himself unable to break the chain he felt betrayed, the shock of it was so much that he bit off Tyr's hand. The wolf was left there, bound with an unbreakable chain. At first he planned nothing but revenge but eventually shame overtook him, he began to think that if he'd been less aggressive and prideful maybe the gods wouldn't have turned on him.
Eventually his father appeared looking for the oldest of his brood. He told Fenrir of his destiny come Ragnarok and told the wolf of his plan. Fenrir wanted nothing to do with his father's plan, the end of the world wasn't something Fenrir craved. Unfortunately on the day of Ragnarok Fenrir will not have a choice of his actions he will swallow Odin, and bring destruction upon the earth, just as the Fates have written.
Other: Fenrir is large normally standing at about 15 feet tall.
Name: Fenrir (Sometimes referred to as Fenris-Wolf)
Origin: Norse
Parentage/Family:
Father: Loki(God)
Mother: Angrboda(Jotun)
Species: Wolf/Demigod
Personality: In Fenrir's younger days he was brash, cruel, and arrogant. Fenrir was warlike and wanted nothing more than to fight, though he never dreamed of challenging a god he attacked a number of creatures that would necessarily be avoided by something with any common sense. Of course he never had any knowledge of his destiny as the gods did. His arrogance led to him accepting the god's challenges. Eventually his pride led to him being bound by an enchanted chain, Fenrir grew bitter and dreamed of revenge against the gods who'd imprisoned him. After millenia of imprisonment Fenrir is a pretty indifferent creature, he has given up the idea of revenge. He holds resentment against the gods for their actions, and seeks freedom from his bindings. With his maturity came the ability to pick his fights and a more peaceful outlook on life.
Powers: Fenrir has the strength to rival and even overpower a god. His hide is thick enough to guard him from most kinds of attacks.
Appearance:
History: Fenrir was born the eldest Son of Loki. He and two of his siblings, Jormungandr, and Hel were gathered by the Allfather Odin. Unlike his brother and sister Fenrir was raised on Asgard though far from the city of gods. The only god brave enough to approach the wolf was the god by the name of Tyr, who was the one to bring him food. Fenrir looked up to Tyr for his bravery and excellent skill in battle. As pathetic it sounds Tyr was the closest thing Fenrir had ever had to a father, he would listen to Tyr even over Odin. Fenrir at this time wasn't happy but he wasn't miserable even though there were no bindings keeping him in place Fenrir was let nowhere near the land where gods resided. He was hidden away in a cave and he wasn't exactly taught what was right and what was wrong he paraded around Asgard showing off his power.
It was around this time that Fenrir's rapid growth and arrogance began to scare Odin, he knew that the wolf was fated to kill him come Ragnarok, so him and the other Aesir began to come up with a plan to bind Fenrir. They offered up a chain to which Fenrir easily broke, after more deliberation they crafted another which Fenrir snapped. For the third chain the gods consulted the dwarves who made a third enchanted chain. For this third chain the gods took Fenrir to an island and began to appeal to his pride. Fenrir wasn't so easily fooled this time he had begun to suspect the gods after their numerous attempts at imprisoning him. He demanded a show of goodwill, a god must put their hand into Fenrir's mouth before he would allow them to bind him. No god was brave enough to do such a thing with the exception of Tyr. When Fenrir found himself unable to break the chain he felt betrayed, the shock of it was so much that he bit off Tyr's hand. The wolf was left there, bound with an unbreakable chain. At first he planned nothing but revenge but eventually shame overtook him, he began to think that if he'd been less aggressive and prideful maybe the gods wouldn't have turned on him.
Eventually his father appeared looking for the oldest of his brood. He told Fenrir of his destiny come Ragnarok and told the wolf of his plan. Fenrir wanted nothing to do with his father's plan, the end of the world wasn't something Fenrir craved. Unfortunately on the day of Ragnarok Fenrir will not have a choice of his actions he will swallow Odin, and bring destruction upon the earth, just as the Fates have written.
Other: Fenrir is large normally standing at about 15 feet tall.
