Name: Brute, Princess, and Meek
Gender: Hermaphradite (they/them)
Polis (City of Origin - can be from outside Greece): Ephyra
Godly Parent: Cerberus
Appearance/Pic:
Background:
The madwoman of Necromanteion: They were found as a baby on the steps of the ancient temple with little more than a heavy chain collar around their neck. As a baby, they were...difficult to say the least, and were never adopted into another family or really accepted. They largely wandered and fed on scraps and the collar around their neck grew to adjust to their size as they grew. Once they learned to speak, their "madness" became more known. three personalities developed within them. They each chose a disparaging name for the other personalities and so an antagonistic relationship between the three began.
Brute -
A haughty personality with blazing eyes. When Brute is in control, she becomes a rough and shameless woman. Unafraid to pick fights, the brazen woman doesn't afraid of anything. However, she isn't the smartest cookie in the jar and would rather brute force her way through problems than find other solutions. She has a particularly hateful opinion of Meek who she sees as weak and pathetic.
Princess -
Perhaps some subconscious part of the madwoman knows there's some divine blood in her veins...Even though it may not be the kind most expect. Princess enjoys extravagance. Although few would allow her such benefits due to her purported madness. She would do anything for some nice clothes and food and enjoys dressing up as such. Unlike her Brutish or Meekish sides, Princess enjoys speaking to people and exudes more charisma and social skills than either of her other personalities. Princess sees Brute as stupid and hates her approach to things.
Meek -
The cool quiet one. Meek would love nothing more than to be left alone to her own devices of reading and wandering the quiet streets in the evening. She has a more analytical approach to her problems than her other two personalities. Although she has access to the collective memories of the other two personalities, Meek is technically a virgin, having never had the bravery to go out of her comfort zone. Both Brute and Princess scare her more than she feels any resentment towards them. However, Princess intimidates her the most as she could never imagine being as socially able as her.
Although they have different approaches to the problems at hand, they do not have unique skills or abilities above and beyond what any of the other personalities are capable of. Meek might hate fighting and not want to unless her life is at risk, but she can still throw a punch that's just as powerful as Brute. The same goes for Brute's Charisma and Princess's Intelligence. They share the same memories, so they remember what happened the previous day. Each day a new personality takes over which has led to them often playing tricks on the other personalities by leaving them in compromising positions or uncomfortable situations. These rarely lead to physical harm though as they're all smart enough to realize that they are the same person after all, even if they'd rather not be. Of course, since which personality takes over is random...It often leads to the personalities being caught up in tricks and pranks meant for other personalities. This has only caused more resentment between the three.
The collar around their neck seals their divine powers and leaves them looking like a normal human. They cannot remove the collar Themselves nor can it be removed easily by others. However, should it be removed, then their origin would become quite clear to the wise. Canine ears and tail. A trio of personalities within their head. Daughter of the Hound of Hades, Cerberus. It is unlikely that the divine dog with debatable intelligence had much of a stake in the crisis. However, the dog is ever loyal to his master and Hades surely has plenty of reason to get involved.
(1 Point between the three categories to spend on a unique and quality item - equipment will be gained during the game. Characters start with 20 Drachma, the currency of Ancient Greece) unless they exchange their point for an additional 100)
Belongings: Simple Tunic, tattered cloak, worn sandals, a heavy iron collar that glows faintly red in the darkness.
Armor:
Weapons: brawling gloves with a toughened mesh to help deflect weapon blows with their hands to some effect.
Drachma: 20
(3 Points shared between Combat and Non-Combat Skills. Flaws can add another 2 points. 1 Supernatural power available to be chosen - will become available in the RP when your character learns of their nature, with more being gained as game progresses. The power should be related to your chosen god, at least loosely. )
Combat Skills:
Brawler **
Non-Combat Skills:
Sneaking**
Seduction*
Supernatural Powers:
Bestial Rage - Brute temporarily takes over for the course of the transformation as they fly into an aggressive rage. Their body shifts to better represent their heritage. Fur covers more of their body and sharp claws spout from their fingertips and their physical strength and endurance increase.
You wouldn't like her when she's angry.
Flaws:
Splintered Psyche - Three Heads are usually better than one, but in this case, they have three heads inside of one. Each personality has different preferences and personalities and therefore can be wildly unpredictable from day to day. Their "Madness" also renders them ostracised by those familiar with their condition.
Preferred Kinks: Hurt me, daddy
Forbidden Kinks: Lol
I might be getting a little bit over my head here, but I thought of this character while at work and became quite enamored with the idea to the point where I spent...35+ of my credits at Nightcafe in order to get some neat AI art. contrary to these images, she normally looks human...Although she does get the doge ears when her collar is removed. Something that I kind of presumed would happen when her heritage is revealed.
I don't expect her conception to be something that's represented in a sexual manner. Nor do i expect any sexual things between her and her father should they ever meet. Cerberus is a dog whom I believe has never really been portrayed as having the intelligence to surpass the threshold of The Harkness Test...Although he isn't
technically a deity in the traditional sense, I would argue that since his grandparents are the primordial deities Phorcys and Gaia (through Echidna and Typhon respectively) would make him closer to a Titan than one of the Greek Pantheon deities...Divine in a different way. Might make some interesting dynamics.
I figure that Hades is probably going to effectively take the place of Cerberus as a father figure/mentor/guide/etc. So why didn't I just make her the child of Hades? Mostly because I ship Hades and Persephone and Hades is a better person/god than Zeus ever will be. Fight Me.
Anyway, let me know if there's something screwy. I put a lot of disconnected thoughts into this post over several hours. Not sure if it's overreaching, or if the dissociative personality disorder is a dealbreaker.