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{{Player Character | {{Quote|My word... [[Del|You're]] something special, aren't you?|Celrys|center}}{{Player Character | ||
| bg_color | | bg_color = Light | ||
| name | | name = Celrys | ||
| image | | image = file:celrys 2.png | ||
| rpg = Bara Magna (Series) | |||
| rpg | | species = Agori | ||
| | | gender = Male | ||
| | | pronouns = He/Him | ||
| residesat = [[Tajun]] | |||
| statusic = Alive | |||
| statusooc = Active | |||
| player = [[user:Blue|Goose]] | |||
| pronunciation = SELL-riss | |||
| hexcolor = cfaa55 | |||
}} | |||
'''Celrys''' is an Agori from an unknown Tribe, famed for his cybernetic inventions. Based out of his workshop in [[Tajun]], he has been at the forefront of the technological advancements of the past decade, and his company CelTech is responsible for almost all cybernetic enhancements in the Wastelands. | |||
== Biography == | |||
=== Pre-RPG === | |||
=== Ghosts of Bara Magna === | |||
==== The Child Surprise ==== | |||
{{Quote|Find Celrys. He's your father I suppose.|[[Del|Del,]] repeatedly|center}} | |||
== Abilities & Traits == | |||
Celrys is a gold and black Agori in his late 20's, though most of his body is covered in or even outright replaced by his own modifications. His right eye can be covered with a scope, and his left hand is designed so that he can apply whatever attachments he needs for fine detail work on cybernetics, and occasionally even for surgically applying those cybernetics to others. | |||
Utterly brilliant and surprisingly personable, Celrys is a True Believer in the power of cybernetics. He believes that it’s through cybernetics that people have the power to reshape not only themselves, but the world around them, and make both better in the process. Though his curiosity, intense focus and childlike wonder are his greatest strengths, they are also the source of his most dangerous flaw: when something catches his interest, all concepts of personal safety (and even, sometimes, ethics) go out the window. | |||
== Relationships == | |||
=== Friends & Allies === | |||
=== Enemies === | |||
== Quotes == | |||
== Trivia == | |||
Latest revision as of 16:08, 18 April 2024
"My word... You're something special, aren't you?"
— Celrys
| Celrys | |
|---|---|
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| RPG | Bara Magna (Series) |
| Species | Agori |
| Gender | Male |
| Pronouns | He/Him |
| Equipment & Traits | |
| History & Relationships | |
| Resides At | Tajun |
| OOC Information | |
| Status (IC) | Alive |
| Status (OOC) | Active |
| Player | Goose |
| Pronunciation | SELL-riss |
| Color (Hex) | cfaa55 |
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Celrys is an Agori from an unknown Tribe, famed for his cybernetic inventions. Based out of his workshop in Tajun, he has been at the forefront of the technological advancements of the past decade, and his company CelTech is responsible for almost all cybernetic enhancements in the Wastelands.
Biography
Pre-RPG
Ghosts of Bara Magna
The Child Surprise
"Find Celrys. He's your father I suppose."
— Del, repeatedly
Abilities & Traits
Celrys is a gold and black Agori in his late 20's, though most of his body is covered in or even outright replaced by his own modifications. His right eye can be covered with a scope, and his left hand is designed so that he can apply whatever attachments he needs for fine detail work on cybernetics, and occasionally even for surgically applying those cybernetics to others.
Utterly brilliant and surprisingly personable, Celrys is a True Believer in the power of cybernetics. He believes that it’s through cybernetics that people have the power to reshape not only themselves, but the world around them, and make both better in the process. Though his curiosity, intense focus and childlike wonder are his greatest strengths, they are also the source of his most dangerous flaw: when something catches his interest, all concepts of personal safety (and even, sometimes, ethics) go out the window.