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Hades
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Hades
by The Legion July 14th 2013, 8:17 am
C-art wrote:
Hades
Thank you for the oppurtunity to kill
Basic Biography
Real Name: Hades
Renegade/Hero/Villain Name: N/A
Title: Shadow Merchant, The Death, King of the Underworld
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Age: True age 6967, earth age 24
Gender: Male
Race: Greek god
Hair: Black
Eyes: Pure black
Height: 6.4 feet
Weight: 76 kg
Blood type: Type A
The Looks
Human look
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Greek god look
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The Legacy
Personality:Hades is sadistic and the most joy he gets is when he is torturing and killing. He has no care for anyone but himself. He will sometimes capture mortals and torture them watching them whimper and scream as he tears their arms off or slits their bellies open as their entrails spill across the ground.
History:
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Night and Erebus got together and had some children: Hemera (Day), Phôs (Light), and (a cheery set of quintuplets) Doom, Death, Misery, Deceit, and Discord.
Discord later gave birth to the following other forces: Murder, Slaughter, Battle, and Crime.
Earth held the Sky up above itself. Or rather "herself," because Earth, called "Gaia," was female, and the Sky, called "Uranus" (Earth's child), was male.
Gaia and Uranus had a bunch of kids. First, they had a bunch of monsters; then, perhaps having worked out the kinks in the system, they produced some gods known as Titans.
Uranus and Gaia had many more children, but their most famous batch of kids was the Titans. They were big and strong, too. Uranus hated all these kids, and as each one was born, he shoved it back up into Gaia. Gaia didn't like that. Nevertheless, the Titans, their six sons and six daughters, were
Oceanus: God of the Sea.
Thetis: Sister and wife of Oceanus.
Hyperion: God of the Sun.
Theia: Sister and wife of Hyperion.
Themis: An earth goddess.
Rhea: An earth goddess.
Mnemosyne: Goddess of Memory.
Iapetus: No notable responsibilities.
Coeus: No notable responsibilities.
Phoebe: No notable responsibilities.
Crius: No notable responsibilities.
Cronos : The brightest, strongest, and cleverest of all.
These Titans were the generation before the better-known Olympian gods — Zeus and others.
Gaia was understandably mad about Uranus shoving her kids back up into her body (they were still alive in there), so she asked her other children, the Cyclopes and the Titans, to help her out. One of her sons, the Titan Cronos, agreed to attack his dad for her. Gaia made a huge sickle out of flint and gave it to Cronos with some pretty explicit instructions.
When Uranus came to have sex with Gaia, he found a nasty surprise waiting for him. Cronos (who was, remember, inside Gaia's womb) reached out with the sickle and attacked Uranus, or specifically, that part of Uranus that was nearest at hand. Cronos cut off his father's genitals and threw them into the sea. From the blood were born several more monsters: the Giants and the Furies.
As Uranus's genitals fell into the water, the sea foamed up like certain headache remedies, and the foam produced the goddess Aphrodite. Her name means "gift of the sea foam." She floated around in the sea for a while, and then came to shore on the island of Cyprus, which is why she is often called Cyprian Aphrodite.
The third generation of Greek gods were known as the Olympian Gods, because they eventually made their home on Mount Olympus.
After Cronos castrated his father Uranus, Cronos set himself up as king of Heaven. He married his sister, the Titan Rhea, and they had a bunch of kids.
Like his father, Cronos didn't want all of his kids to live. He had heard a prophecy that one of his sons would dethrone him and he had no intention of allowing that to happen. So every time Rhea had a baby, he swallowed it whole.
Rhea, like Gaia, wasn't at all happy to see all of her children eaten by their father. So she did what you would expect a young bride to do: She asked her parents, Gaia and Uranus, for help. Gaia and Uranus had some experience in these matters (and apparently had gotten over any lasting bitterness from their own marital difficulties), so they came up with a plan.
When Rhea had her sixth child, Zeus, she smuggled him away to the island of Crete and gave her husband a baby-sized rock wrapped in a blanket instead. Cronos obviously didn't know much about babies, because he swallowed the stone and never gave it another thought.
After his mother smuggled him away, Zeus grew up safely on Crete. The Nymphs gave him milk from a magical goat named Amalthea, and the Curetes, minor gods who had the job of protecting him, banged their spears against their swords every time baby Zeus cried, and that way Cronos never heard him.
Zeus had no particular reason to love his dad, so he got together with his grandmother Gaia and they made Cronos throw up the children he had eaten. The first thing Cronos tossed was the stone Rhea had given him instead of Zeus, so he knew he had been tricked. The other five babies had grown up in his belly, and they emerged as full-fledged deities. These deities were the Olympians:
Hera: Goddess of marriage.
Poseidon: God of the sea.
Hades: God of the underworld.
Hestia: Goddess of the hearth.
Demeter: Goddess of crops and the harvest.
During his fight with his father, Zeus cut off Cronos's genitals — like father like son! — which dropped into the sea just as Uranus's privates had.
Now this brings us to Hades. King of the Underworld, the god of death and the dead. He presided over funeral rites and defended the right of the dead to due burial. Haides was also the god of the hidden wealth of the earth, from the fertile soil with nourished the seed-grain, to the mined wealth of gold, silver and other metals.
Hades had been doing his job for 6784 years and he was sick of it. He opened the gates to heaven and hell, and let everyone go where they choose. When his older brother, Zeus, got a whiff of this, Hades was banished to 2 millenium on earth as a mortal, and if he dies on earth he is banished to hell, forever. Hades was transformed into a mortal but he came with some hefty abilities.
Hades has 213 more years on his sentence and his powers are stronger than ever. Now Hades mission is to wreck as much murder and mayhem on the world. Who will stop the Greek god?
The Powers
Talk to the Dead: Hades can talk to the dead. They can assist him using their minds but they have no physical form.
Shadow Manipulation: Hades can manipulate shadows using them as weapons and defenses, he can even create a pistol from the shadows he controls, but his weapon of choice is a double bladed axe.
Shadow Walking: Hades has the ability to step in one shadow and appear any where in the world via another shadow. 1 post cool down.
godly Form: In times of great need Hades body reverts to its legendary form allowing all his powers to be increased. He becomes an unmatched warrior and gets massive amounts of strength. 2 post cool down.
Grid
Intelligence:8
Strength:2
Speed:4
Durability:4
Ability:8
Talk to the dead:1
Shadow Manip:2
Shadow Walk:3
godly form:2
Fighting:4
Wealth:1
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Re: Hades
by The Legion July 14th 2013, 5:02 pm
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Re: Hades
by Forceaus July 14th 2013, 5:21 pm
The deities of the various mythologies do not exist in their own context. You're going to have to explain how this character even exists better.
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Re: Hades
by The Legion July 15th 2013, 6:34 am
Now ready for approval
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Re: Hades
by Danger July 16th 2013, 11:33 pm
You need to rewrite the entire history. Take out all references to Greek mythology being real because our mythos does not support the existence of Greek pantheons.
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