Post by Tahti Punainen on Aug 2, 2004 1:11:24 GMT -5
Name: Tahti Punainen
Age: 24
Race: human
Gender: male
Alignment: Trotskyist
Occupation: Revolutionary
Weapon: Enchanted Pitch fork
Stats: 200 intelligence
100 strength
200 charisma
100 spirit
100 defense
100 endurance
200 speed
powers:
Teleportation
Healing
Shape Change
Finnish Line- an energy attack which is like an invisible whip or chord
appearance:
blond hair, blue eyes, fair skin, looks clean cut and kind
Personality:
very shy and quiet
reserved
never complains
hard working
honest
kind
likes to read and work on his farm
likes the outdoors and helping people
story: Tahti is one of the revolutionaries who worked with Sayuka, Axum, Bassarov, Mischa, and others to bring down capitalism 50 years ago, but like Sayuka and Axum, he was sent through time by the evil sorcerer Kaschei, which is why he is now in this time line.
He comes from a family of Finnish farmers, but unlike Bassarov or Mischa he is not an atheist, he is a Lutheran.
Like them, he is a revolutionary who believes in the writings of Marx and Trotsky.
In his free time he likes to read and work on his farm. He is very political and sensitive. He also writes stories and poems.
Age: 24
Race: human
Gender: male
Alignment: Trotskyist
Occupation: Revolutionary
Weapon: Enchanted Pitch fork
Stats: 200 intelligence
100 strength
200 charisma
100 spirit
100 defense
100 endurance
200 speed
powers:
Teleportation
Healing
Shape Change
Finnish Line- an energy attack which is like an invisible whip or chord
appearance:
blond hair, blue eyes, fair skin, looks clean cut and kind
Personality:
very shy and quiet
reserved
never complains
hard working
honest
kind
likes to read and work on his farm
likes the outdoors and helping people
story: Tahti is one of the revolutionaries who worked with Sayuka, Axum, Bassarov, Mischa, and others to bring down capitalism 50 years ago, but like Sayuka and Axum, he was sent through time by the evil sorcerer Kaschei, which is why he is now in this time line.
He comes from a family of Finnish farmers, but unlike Bassarov or Mischa he is not an atheist, he is a Lutheran.
Like them, he is a revolutionary who believes in the writings of Marx and Trotsky.
In his free time he likes to read and work on his farm. He is very political and sensitive. He also writes stories and poems.
