[Prodigal Madness]

o Name: Malaeth Drakaath

o Age: ???

o Race: Moon Elf, with Bloodlines

o Appearance: Ambaron-esque
“His pale skin contrasts against his black clothing. Black, studded leather shone was interwoven into a hooded jacket. Simple pants ran into boots, belts strapped them slightly below his knee. The belt around his waist held the hilt of a crystaline weapon, and a furled whip. Running a hand through his short, wild, silver-white hair, he tugged at a short, wrapped ponytail.”

o Class: Something of a Sorcerer/Assassin hybrid

o Elements: Malaeth can create spells of almost any element, aside for those forbidden to him. However, he can also manipulate elements already present, allowing him to seemingly cast uncounterable spells, or turn/stop spells without expending any real effort. His preferred spells are based either in deception or raw power.

o Weapons: Malaeth has four heavily magical weapons, that he has with him at all times. A longsword, a dagger, a whip, and an elven courtblade. While not listed, his clothing contains various enchantments as well.
Lethanos – The elven courtblade. Made entirely of an unknown, black metallic substance, it seems to not only be immune to all magic, but able to absorb it as well. While he’s told no one of this, he secretly believes the blade to be sentient, or at least to hold someone that is. On a few occasions, he’s noticed the appearance of two orbs, or two halves possibly, within his courtblade. Each is a shade of a curious violet, like what appears to be cat slit eyes. The words “Dragon’s Eye” comes to his mind when he sees them, though he knows neither what it means, nor what it is. Nor has he been able to find information on them/it. All he knows is several times, he should have been severely wounded, or dead, and they appeared, while he escaped from the attack, or place, unscathed. While typically a "forbidden" magic, when wielding Lethanos, Malaeth can manipulate time.
Xasmorn– A weapon of shadow, that changes appearance at all times, varying between slow and fast, obvious and subtle. The dagger’s has two more notable qualities aside that. It passes through all armor, magical or not, though weapons can stop it. Also, whenever it wounds an opponent(with a cut), no matter how minor, it allows Malaeth to draw a bit of essence from the person, be it health, magic, or energy.
Loyalar – A whip made of smoke and fire. The only visible part is the outer part, a thin layer of smoke. When it begins moving, the smoke disperses, filling the area. If moved fast enough, it can create a barrier of smoke, through the central part seems to be the flaming whip of a Balor, reputedly one Malaeth had killed.
Khorast – A longsword that, most frequents Malaeth’s hand, is enchanted with ice and lightning. The blade itself is made of ice, and though extremely dense and durable, it has been sundered before. The blade typically gives off an aura of extreme cold. This aura, along with it’s other powers, do not affect Malaeth.

o Special Abilities:
-Wards:
Eternal Prison- Ambaron didn’t simply give up using types of magic, but instead drained on it so heavily, that the wards created by it make Malaeth practically immune to those types of magic. Gravity, dimension, and other space-like elements.
Bloodlines- Manipulating the genetic code from several ‘legendary’ beasts and beings, Ambaron imbued Malaeth with their immunities and powers. Some of his immunities extend to charms, illusions, confusion, fear, poisons and diseases, all but extreme heat/cold, and suffocation. However, that doesn’t mean he’s not beyond feigning that the affliction is affecting him.
Essence of Shadow- Due to his body’s unique bonding with shadow powers, Shadow, Darkness, and Light spells all react to him very oddly. The neutrality of Shadow, however, likewise makes him nearly immune to Holy and Unholy spells, beneficial and harmful alike. This also allows him a number of nonmagical abilities related to Shadow. Physically, his body is extremely durable/tough and dense, yet also light enough to be inhumanly fast and strong.
Wakewalker- One of the original enchantments Ambaron bestowed upon himself, he’s seen it fit to likewise leave it unrepressed on Malaeth. Due to the inconsistencies of his relative position on the realm he’s in, the targeting on him is thrown off by several feet. With the larger, or explosive spells, this doesn’t cause much of a problem, however rays and projectiles are rarely a threat, even when he’s holding still.
Injustice- While this aura always surrounds Malaeth, the only time it isn’t dormant is when he’s facing a summon. Then it awakens and begins to drain the life force from the being, leaving it weaker and sickly. Even the most powerful of summons is affected by this. Healing/regenerative spells do not counter this, as there’s nothing to heal, the body itself has become weaker. Ironically, this does not work against natives to the plane, as it works based off of the magic that fluxuates around those who came to the plane by unusual means.

o Special Attacks: Most of Malaeth’s special attacks involve a bit of magic. However, the more angry he gets, the more heavily he delves into Lightning attacks. Most of his attacks shift between deception and overwhelming power. Yet a devastating few combine both. Against weaker, or individual opponents, he can strike with unerring precision, combined with his speed and power this typically is lethal. Crushing organs, disrupting blood flow, only the stronger/quicker opponents can escape his wrath, though if hit, even the toughest will likely find the area unresponsive for a short duration.

o Limit Breaks: See below. Single post 'charge'.

o Summons: Typical to those who know Ambaron, Malaeth is carries the mark of the Shadow Dragons as well. While the tattoo running from left shoulder to hand is of one dragon, when summoned, intentionally or self summoning, there are actually three dragons. If Malaeth embodies torment and confliction, the dragons are the epitome of rage and destruction. Upon entering the plane Malaeth is on, the dragons immediately scour any summons from the surrounding area, followed almost instantly by any magic constraining him. However, as a downside to such power, they either refuse to, or cannot, recognize a difference between his enemies and allies, so it is best used alone, or far from any friendly force.

o Personality: Malaeth is a deeply scarred and traumatized individual, yet most would be hard pressed to even guess at this. He has a very humorous and witty, and yet quite serious. Most of the time he prefers to solve problems through thinking, talking, or deception, though when frustrated or bored, he often resorts to brute force. He’s somewhat humble, unless challenged. He has a very large ego, and thus has more than a bit of arrogance, it simply doesn’t show too often. The easiest way to define Malaeth, is that his memories/past have created a very conflicted, and torn, individual.

o Background: In truth, all of this is merely a *very* extended, yet implanted, memory, created by Ambaron. He decided it was time to master the ‘basic’ elements as much as he had with the more advanced ones. For a time, he shall continue on as this, until the specifics are met, as he’d specified when he created the spell to seal himself.

After a failed attempt at a cabal, Narzim decided to go about creating the ‘perfect’ slave. To be both a servant and a soldier, Narzim began to study the different races, and to actually act a bit methodical. After choosing that, ideally, the creature should be able to play the diplomat, he selected the elven race, specifically a Moon elf. Containing both beauty and grace, it was decided that it would be easily underestimated from seeming so frail. After killing hundreds of elves to determine both their strengths and weaknesses, Narzim came to finalize his choice that would create the perfect slave. Easily enough, he obtained freeborn elves, and conducted ritual after ritual and conceived a powerful pawn. His father killed immediately after, and his mother dead from his birthing, Malaeth was unaware there was anything unnatural about a demon raising him.

To give the mothering impression, Narzim decided it would be best if a mostly humanoid looking being raised him as a ‘parent’. At first, a succubus was charged with raising him, but a new one would replace her, usually due to the succubus being unable to control her urge to kill him. Yet, despite a large number of the rituals having worked, and saved him, Narzim noticed the constant shifting of ‘parents’ was beginning to mentally affect him, and he was beginning to become aloof after only a few years of age. Deciding he wanted the child to feel emotions, to be more easily controllable, he found a suitable one, _____, that began to raise, and even train him in all manner of things.

Over the next ____ years, Malaeth was beaten, and rewarded, into submission. Though young by elven standards, he was cultured, had both manners and savagery, and was already excelling in hand to hand combat, and beginning to learn the more adept magic. Narzim decided that it was about time for Malaeth to learn of love, and how it was a useless, weak emotion. However, no succubus could seduce him, as he’d already had a resistance against their charms, and grew up being raised by them. Likewise, their illusions and transmutations seemed to be pierced by his magically keen vision. Frustrated, the demon turned to the one elven race who commonly had dealings with him, Drow. Almost an exact contrast to his Sun Elf heritage, she would likewise appeal to his insatiable curiosity.


And it goes on…but I got tired of typing it from paper. So that’s all for now.