Sanahaid Tavagri
mundycorps
- Created
- 6 years, 2 months ago
- Creator
- mundycorps
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- 4
Basic Info
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Full Name
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Sanahaid nu Gisota Tavagri
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Nickname(s)
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Full Deck
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Gender
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Male
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Age
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277
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Birthdate
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September 17, 1738 (Virgo)
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Species
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Mekirai (Southern Variant)
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Height/Weight
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6'3, 161 lbs
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Alignment
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Chaotic Good
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Abilities
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Expert healer/cleric
Profile
General Info
Sanahaid's a cleric moth boy who's the son of Mothman. He has a necromancer brother, Diyahex, who hates everything about him.
He's a pretty neutral and nice guy, but sometimes, he'll act like an asshole; making sarcastic jokes, lying, and so on. Sanahaid's not sure why this happens, honest!
It's because of the fragment of Ganvarrare attached to Sanahaid. More on that later.
He also has a high-pitched voice (and pronounces every word individually instead of together), and is attracted to artificial lights. He hates both of those things.
Backstory
A long time ago, Sanahaid was born in Havak Yatara, a small port town in Blyssia's western continent. He had a regular childhood... well, as regular as it could get, considering what his father was known for. Eventually, Sanahaid and Diyahex joined the Shadow Person army, as soldiers in a branch meant for other species. (Sort of like the French Foreign Legion.) One day, the two were sent on a mission to investigate some phenomenon happening on a distant island. Bad things happened. Because of this, Diyahex started practicing necromancy. This is highly forbidden in the army, though, and Diyahex was found out by Sanahaid.
The cause of the phenomenon was an active fragment of Ganvarrare, who was a rogue part of the god that created the universe. The brothers fought it, but couldn't do anything to it. So they fled, but part of it latched itself onto Sanahaid. (The fragment's called Skaldeleth - read his profile for more info.) This turned his fur white, and gave him a small sampling of the fragment's powers.
The reason why Diyahex turned to necromancy was to use zombies to disarm the fragment. (Let me explain - by using zombies to attack Ganvarrare (and thus latch parts of it onto them), Diyahex could kill the zombies and essentially destroy the fragment.)
He was sent to prison for this, which enraged Diyahex. Once he got out, he vowed to destroy Sanahaid for what he had done. Once he found out where Sanahaid was, he sent some of his undead soldiers after him. This was a mistake, as the zombies ended up seriously injuring their mother and putting her into a coma. Now an outlaw, Diyahex fled Blyssia for Earth. Sanahaid followed him, pissed as hell.
His main reasoning for wanting to destroy Sanahaid? It's because Sanahaid had the last fragment of Ganvarrare, as the Shadow People did the honors of removing the fragment. Unfinished business.
Several years passed, and Sanahaid's efforts to track down Diyahex turned up nothing. He was ready to give up, until he found out that Diyahex joined an Earth cult - Sol Invictus - as part of an "Upfront Team". Eventually, he found out about Shizue's Agents, and teamed up with them in order to take out his brother.
(He wanted to do it himself, but Sol Invictus is powerful! It's near-impossible for someone like him.)
In the meantime, he plays doctor and heals people.
Fun Facts
- Sanahaid's favorite color is pinkish red, while his least favorite is blue.
- He has a pollen allergy.
- Sanahaid enjoys card games a lot - mainly, poker and blackjack. He's even incorporated the suits onto his robes.
- His favorite animals are tigers, while his least favorite are birds.
- He likes steak.
- One of his favorite pictures ever is that one image of an orangutan giving the finger.
- Sanahaid is really good at acting. He also likes to stargaze now and then.
- His thin frame is not his natural physique, and only happened because of the Skaldeleth possessing and draining his energy.
- Before this, his body was somewhat buff, like a lite version of his dad.
- Sanahaid has a fear of fire.
Useless Stats
- Strength: 3
- Intelligence: 7
- Endurance: 2
- Speed: 9
- Charisma: 8
- Magic: 7
- Leadership: 2
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