STRENGTHS

Aside from LITERAL strength, Cheval's greatest one is his sense of justice. He has a strong moral compass, and instead of allowing things to happen, is usually the one to get up and do something about it. When put into social groups, he will typically step in to settle arguments and prevent fights. He is extremely loyal, and fiercely protects those he is close with. In the case of his Matesprite specifically, he follows directions when given them. He is extremely stoic, yet motivated internally by his emotions. His anger comes across as more of a roar or a bellow rather than a scream, and his actions speak louder than his expressions. He has a lot of empathy, even for strangers, and can be relied on for protection. Outside of social circumstances, he's calculated and thorough, thinking things through to the fullest extent and always seeing things through to their end. Though he definitely shows his emotions, they're typically of a restricted nature, his pitch rarely changing and his volume even-- With two glaring exceptions. Even if he's awkward, most of his strangeness comes from his trying to be genuinely kind and honest at the same time.

WEAKNESSES

Though some may see this as a strength, Cheval considers his merciful nature to be a weakness. In places where he may be expected to kill, even if he's been wronged, he finds it difficult to put lives to an end-- a stark outlier among highbloods. His shaky reaction to killing someone tends to be obvious, leading others to cite this as symptoms of Dolofoniphobia-- The irrational fear of murder (or, at least, irrational to troll society). He cares more for others than himself, putting himself in stressful situations at best and putting himself at risk at worst. Though he has a firm sense of 'pride', his self-esteem leaves much to be desired...to the point where poking some very specific buttons can briefly anger him. Though he attempts to hide this, his strong inner emotions can sometimes slip out, causing frankly intimidating outbursts. He is still a highblood, after all. Cheval also struggles A LOT socially, and is extremely awkward and nervous. He often overthinks the smallest of interactions, while also missing obvious signals and circling back into denseness anyways. To hide his strength while unmasked in a casual setting, he's been known to fake losses in fights that are brought to him. Some might describe him as "indecisive", as he struggles between presenting himself as weak and unremarkable or tough and honourable.

Knights are the active half of the Exploitation class, with their counterpart being the passive Pages. They turn their aspect into a weapon or tool in order to accomplish their goals. Knights tend to have low self-esteem, and all Knights have a false personality that they present to the world. Though they have tremendous attack power, any session with a Knight in it is tragically lacking in that Knight’s element. Light is the aspect of information, relevance, clarity, and luck. It’s counterpart is Void. Light players tend to be clever and goal-oriented,

A Knight of Light would have the ability to weaponize luck and information for their own benefit and the benefit of their teammates, be it through afflicting enemies with ill fortune, or using knowledge of their weaknesses against them. This skill makes the Knight of Light a very powerful ally. Unfortunately, the Knight’s teammates will suffer from ill fortune and ignorance due to the unspoken payment for the Knight’s power. Their greatest strength is their marvelous luck and fighting ability, but their greatest weakness is their inability to accept themselves.Their special power would be super accuracy. Once something’s in the sights of a Knight of Light, it’s not leaving unscathed.

Post God-tiering, a Knight of Light would be an incredibly strong fighter, even more than they already were. Their luck might keep them from being killed at all, so they’d never have to worry about facing the clock of Heroism v. Justice, and they could likely kill hundreds of imps with a single lucky blow. (VIA: Sylph of Hope analysis)

The Round Table Modus is an iconic choice for the chivalry-inclined, its sword and shield gimmick a glowing symbol of honour. Of course, the user STILL has to get past its...inconveniences.

Every item Cheval picks up and puts in his sylladex is turned into a shield. He can take any item he wants out of it in any order, but to retrieve the item, a sword must hit the item's shield form. Makes for good temporary shields, but inconvenient for typical use. What counts as a sword is historically arbitrary, making it very swing-and-a-miss in reliability.

A Specibus allocated towards any kind of blade-- with a sub-type specifying chargeblades. A sword and shield combo weapon that can be used either seperately or together, then charged to do elemental damage. It is a very large, heavy weapon type, and requires a lot of strength to comfortably wield-- especially in its combination form. It was originally invented for slaying large monsters.

Cheval's endgame weapon is the Winged Beacon. It was alchemised using his Hellfire Longsword, a relic of light (found on LOGAC), and a duplicate of his helmet. It deals fire damage and can be charged normally (through damage), or ignited by running the blade across a hard surface.

A concrete jungle of neon and loud music, LOGAC heavily resembles the vegas strip, but through almost an entire planet. What wilderness there is has been overrun with imps, the denizen making anywhere outside the cities very dangerous. A civilised/intelligent land, its currency and means of trade run entirely on games of chance and gambling- making navigation difficult for a logic-based mind. Cheval’s hive spawns just outside the border walls of the capital, where its consorts have locked themselves into safety inside.

In a world where gambling is the only way to interact with the people, Cheval will have to play by their rules to make his way around and gain information. The denizen, a huge beast that lies in a cave outside the city walls, must be dealt with so they can be free once more– but learning about it, where it is, and how to get to it, won’t be as easy as just asking around … and snooping around too much can attract unsavoury attention. Not ALL the consorts of this land are innocent victims- in fact, the most powerful in the city would rather nothing change...