Darth Abyss
Eldritch
- Intent: A personal set of armor for a new Character
- Image Source: Dailyknight 8 by rotaken
- Canon Link: N/A
- Restricted Missions: Empty and Fateless - Creating the Force Imbuement
- Primary Source: N/A
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
- Manufacturer: Darth Abyss
- Model: N/A
- Affiliation: @The Fateless
- Modularity: No
- Production: Unique
- Material: Blood, Alchemical Durasteel, Desh-Terenthium Alloy
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Classification: Multipurpose
- Weight: 4 kg
- Resistances
- Kinetic: Average
- Lightsabers: Low
- Other: (Light Side): None
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Fateless: The true power of the Fateless armor is not its durability, but the spell placed upon it. Fateless isn't just a fancy name, but the idea that inspired the armor. In some regards similar to force stealth, the spell removes the presence of the armor and the wearer partly from the force. While the wearer would still need to hide his or her presence, the spell keeps the armor and the wearer out of any sort of prophetic sight or vision, making it impossible to foresee the future of those within it.
- The Curse of Undeath: Once put on the armor will not release its wearer, cursing whoever in it to undeath. While the wearer slowly dies as the spell drains power, the essence of the wearer merges with the armor, until the spirit is tied to it, creating an undead composed out of the armor and whatever is left within it. This does not mean that the armor itself is alive, nor that it alone holds the spirit. Instead the armor keeps a part of the essence within, forcing the body (and the rest of the spirit) inside to contiune living by holding it together.
- Light and agile: The Armor is light, and leaves room for quick, agile movements.
- Simple: The armor itself is very simple, and can be repaired easily.
Strengths:
- Fateless: The wearer is rendered Fateless, removed from any sort of foresight, be it their own or someone elses. While this even affects battle precognition, it does nothing in terms of masking the sense of danger all FUs feel when an attack is coming their way.
- Undeath: The wearer becomes undead, removing needs like food, sleep and pain. Yet damage to the armor is much alike damage against a normal human, as it holds part of the spirit and keeps the wearer somewhat alive. If the armor is damaged enough, the being inside will simply fall dormant until the armor is repaired.
Weaknesses:
- Light Side: Forged by the dark side, the armor is inherently weak against abilities like force light.
- Tainted: While the armor is removed from any visions, the presence of it itself isn't hidden. The wearer becomes an unpredictable, but not unntoicable threat.
- Force-nullifying / weakening: When meet by a force nullifying field the wearer will simply fall dormant until moved out of the field. Force weakening objects are far more effective, and severly limit the strenght and speed of the wearer.
DESCRIPTION
There was once a young woman, a skilled Necromancer in service of Darth Abyss, the Mindeater. For years she served the Prophet, growing stronger, learning everything she could from her master. Her peers saw her talent, and her master allowed her to rise, but the woman was foolish. Not to long after Abyss granted her more power, she fell to believe that she no longer requiered her master, and in her heresy commited treason against the Prophet.
What is left of her is only known as the Fateless, a collection of rotten flesh and bones encased in a cursed armor, forced to life beyond her death with little to no recollection of her former live.
The path there was a long, hard one. At first the woman within was alive, only lacking her mind. Then as the Mindeater pushed her time and time again into battle, the body within began to decay, first skin falling off, the flesh degrading and even bones shattering. With every passing day the woman faded further, and in the end nothing really was left at all.
