Radmus Blank

Character Fluff

• Extra Traits

  • General Disposition: Jovial, hard headed, blunt.
  • Education/Intelligence: Semi literate, Streetwise, Survival savvy,
  • Addictions: Fly agaric, booze, mind altering drugs in general
  • Ethnicity: Aboriginal Berserker Tribesman/African
  • Weaknesses(Combat): Lower speed, many scars to open, easy to provoke, berserker rage, easily ran from
  • Strengths(Combat): Exceedingly strong, familiar with many styles of combat, horns, berserker rage
  • Yearns for: Quiet retirement, or glorious death
  • Orientation: Heterosexual, unless under the influence

• Armor Breakdown

  Close Helm – Iron alloy custom fitted to wrap around his boxy muzzle. Holes on either side leave room for Radmus to let his horns swing free as natural weapons, while a four inch long metal spike juts upward between them, like a unicorns horn. The bull's eyes can be partially seen through the slits protecting them, though mostly as red and blue dots. The back of this helm had several wing-nut like protrusions that can be loosened and tightened as needed for easy removal. Speaking with this on reverberates his voice, causing him to sound gruffer than he usually intends.
  
  Bevor – Plate of Iron armor serving as extra neck protection, which also acts like a third visor in compliment with the Close Helm.
  
  Cuirass – Glimmering steel alloy hugs the large bull's broad torso. Any smith could tell it had been bonded with a darker mineral, onyx being the best guess at a glance. An ornate pattern had been lovingly rendered upon the back, with it's tendrils wrapping around the waist and hips to circle around the front. The pattern could be construde as a calling card for the smith that had crafted the armor.
  
  Spiked Spaulders – Segmented Iron plates acting as shoulder armor, leaving the chain segments worn underneath that armor bare around the armpit on both sides. Two three inch spikes jut out of both spaulders, serving as an added hazard foes should be wary of. If Radmus is in Priory Point, the symbol of the guard is etched onto the leftmost between both of the spikes.
  
  Full Greaves – Iron wrapping around his mid-thighs, extending down beyond a flexible joint at the knee, to about mid-shins. The ends of them taper down into his Sabatons smoothly, but this requires the bottom few inches of metal to be thinner than the upper plating around his thighs.
  
  Sabatons – Standard Knight's footwear, Iron, with the toe-end shaped like a regular boot.
  
  Chainmail – Interwoven Iron links underneath the armor on the top half of his body, like a long sleeved shirt. It is most visible along his large arms, as there are no other armor pieces to obfuscate them there.
  
  Spiked Gauntlets – Iron gloves with chainmail ringlet sleeves as finger protection. They start just below his wrist, extending up and over his knuckles slightly. Small spikes extend upward, roughly half an inch, between each of the spaces for his knuckles.
  
  Clothing – Brown Pants cover the gap between the waist of his cuirass, and the plates of his greaves, held by a leather belt. They serve more to preserve decency, than to protect.

• Weapon Breakdown

  Double Sided Hand Axes – Iron, broad double edged axes with wooden handles wrapped in leather. The blades on each look freshly sharpened, with the leather at their handles looking worn and stained from use. The handles look made to fit his large hands, though the blades had been crafted at roughly the regular size. These are usually hanging from a strap around his waist.
  
  Maul – A three foot metal pole with a heavy spiked ball on the end. Several indentations are marked in the metal handle, from what looked to be failed attempts to parry the weapon. While a lighter built warrior may have trouble using it single handed, someone Radmus size would probably be able to use it with ease in that manner. These are usually hanging from a strap around his waist.
  
  Bastard Sword/Claymore – Shimmering five feet of broad bladed Iron tapering up from the hilt to a sharp tip. One edge remained normal, as a simple blade, while the other was serrated like a saw. A simple, hilt is crafted to be held in both hands, as normally a two handed grip would be harder for the bull in a regular size.
  
  Spiked Armor – Metal points jutting from certain parts of his armor. Namely, they are on the helmet, spaulders, and the fists of his gauntlets.
  
  Horns – Natural killing weapons jutting from his skull.

• General Stats(Combat)

  Strength		Constitution		Dexterity
  Intelligence		Charisma		Wisdom

• Stats Explanation

  All above stats are a general approximation based on a combat scenario. In combat, whether you like to admit it or not, you don't think like you normally would. Adrenaline, fight or flight, and muscle memory all come into play over the high thinking parts of your noggin!
  
  These stats can also vary based on what size Radmus is for a certain RP/continuity, and the requirements of said continuities.
  
  Strength: (High) Radmus packs a punch, plain and simple. If he manages to land a solid hit, it's going to hurt. If he grapples someone, they will be hard pressed to escape him.
  
  Constitution: (High) Radmus can take a good beating after having done so many times in his life. This doesn't mean I play him as invincible. Radmus can bleed, even if he can ignore a lot of it, and can very well die.
  
  Dexterity: (Medium) Radmus isn't getting any younger, and his dexterity reflects that a little. For a veteran warrior his dexterity is unremarkable, average even, leaving lighter and spry warriors able to evade his strikes well enough.
  
  Wisdom: (Low) Radmus is not gifted with magic. It takes many years of adept study, and his strengths simply lie elsewhere.
  
  Intelligence: (Medium) Radmus can react accordingly to different situations and strategies, though will probably attempt to do so through sheer brutal force.
  
  Charisma: (Low) Radmus is rarely well spoken even out of combat! In combat, unless in a leading role, he'll be yelling over the screams of his foes rather than well timed insults.