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He/Him | 19 | 6'1" | DnD PC | High Elf | Blade Singer Wizard lvl 5
- Headstrong, confident, full of bravado, strategic (on paper), rowdy boy, show-off, he'll try anything once
A rowdy, impatient, attention loving university student who has a habit of skipping classes and family obligations to participate in pit fights (going by "The Silver Plume" and wearing a very fancy silver mask, but otherwise so painfully identifiable). The best way to practice magic is to cast it of course! And what better way to test out class materials then in real life fights. He's essentially a jock wizard, and he's a real prick.
Tythe is your classic rich over confident, arrogant teenager, who used to live at home on his family's winery learning the blade singing traditions, up until the party beat his ass in The Pit and he stuck around them while they needed the university's amenities--and then he accidently ended up very very far from home on the open ocean with them. He likes to write out combat strategies like you would a sports play, constantly feels the need to prove himself (life's a competition and he's gonna win), and has a growing fear of heights (after said party kicked him into The Pit, and he very badly fell down a hole in a mine, it's a comedy of errors).
His fighting style focuses around casting spells on his trusty sword, Aria. He's left handed and casts spells with his right, using his swords adjoining tuning fork to strike the ridges on his blade. His fighting style is very rhythmic and light. d'Artagnan is his untrusty familiar, a magic Turkish angora cat with blue eyes, that his parents were using as a sort of two way spell to keep tabs on him.
- Likes music boxes, wind chimes, and practically anything small that makes musical sounds
- fav snacks are fancy biscuits and jam
The party (Tythe and then everyone followed him lmao) ended up walking through a magic mirror and well, things took a nautical turn! they pissed off a ghost pirate and took a spin on his ship for a while and did start fading from this world a bit. In this semi-ghost state he experienced a brief bout of Classic Wizard Madness after he realized he could no-clip through the ground-where he spent a very long time sinking down through a massive bone. But I'm sure that's nothing. The first thing the ghost captain did after having his corporeal form restored was punching Tythe in the face--because Tythe is well and truly that much of a little shit. ~Here's a playlist for that nautical turn~
