Slub77
Legend of Altera
Test idea for a Changing race.
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Name: Sterling
Nickname/Alias: Mime
Age: 24
Gender: Male
Race: Changling
Height: 5ft 11
Weight: 160lb
Hair: Dark blue
Eyes: Emerald green
Skin: Black
Identifying Marks: A green skeleton like Spine up his back
Appearance: A smooth Black body. Short Dark blue hair over hanging his eyes. His posture often slouching. He wears a plain black over coat with numerous hols in it, his Ex-skeleton like body shows no defining features other than the Green spike showing up his back, visible partially through holds in the coat. His legs thin down to his claw like feet. His rugged with a rough texture like the rest of his body. The insides of his mouth green along with the saliva though hardly ever seen.
Strengths: His main strength is his abailty to mimic other's voices almost flawlesy. Also has the abailty to take on the form of other minus there clothing, He is fast and nimble, and due to his life style and race has a keen intelligence when it comes to infiltration and manipulating.
Weaknesses and fears: He is not very strong, his body in it's normal form is vulnerable to damage much more than others. He can not take the form of other's very well often missing characteristics such as facial features and body language.
He fears Fire in general, due to his body he is susceptible to normal fire more so than other's and will shy away from it when ever possible. It's obvious he fears it and this has often led to his discovery.
Religion and cults: Like many of his race he prays to there pro-claimed god 'Chryalis' Once the ruler of there race and was imbued with immortality in early ages, how ever century's ago she took some of her council and left for a unknown holy ground, never to be seen again other than through myths and rumors. He prays to her for strength there race held under her reign.
Profession: In the war he was a spy for hire. His expertise in manipulation often had him infiltrating high authority areas and persuading what every enemy he had been deemed to attack, and getting them to make decisions that he knew would favor who he worked for.