RE: [Cosmosdex] The great species migration
06-26-2016, 03:26 PM
I'm finally done, well technically I've been done a while, I'm just really lazy.
Vaeri
Oomn
Vaeri
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SpoilerQuote: "Why stop at 20/20 vision, why not 50/50 why not shoot lasers or Cats, Cats with Lasers shooting out of your eyes!" -A Vaeri Optometrist
Stats:
-Strength: 4
-Intelligence: 10
-Charisma: 6
-Endurance: 3
-Agility: 2
-Luck 1
Common Jobs: Scientist, Engineer, Teacher, Doctor
Likes: SCIENCE!; Light; The Unknown
Dislikes: Luddites; Restraint; The Dark
Common Attack Pattern: From a distance with High-Power precision weaponry. Usually don't fight to kill, but to disable For SCIENCE!
Height: 6' 4"
Common Traits: [Telepathic] [Loud] [Megalomania]
Trivia:
-Vaeri occasionally get it in their Head to try and conquer the galaxy with Horrible Mutants and/or Doomsday Machines. They almost always fail, and also die, leaving behind plethora of dangerous devices to hazard the galaxy.
-Due to their Photosynthesis, Vaeri are considered by many to be a form of ambulatory plant. They are not, and such comparisons deeply annoy them.
-Many Vaeri have difficulty distinguishing between romantic and scientific attraction, and often end up experimenting on their mates, or mating with their experiments.
Religion: Vaeri are Atheistic as Heck, but some actually develop a religious obsession with 'Holy Science'
Personality (Revised)
The Vaeri are a bunch of Melodramatic, Boisterous, Loud, and Megalomaniacal B-Movie mad scientists. Calling them simply 'Mad' is a lot like calling a Car a metal box, sure it's accurate but it doesn't really get the point across properly. Beneath, or perhaps besides, this Demented exterior, lies an unparalleled intellect eager to advance whatever scientific cause it happens to be championing at the moment. Or perhaps more accurately, to determine what abomination unto the laws of nature they can get away with next before something kills them.
Their scientific dedication and intelligence are dutifully accompanied by a powerful ego, basically, very few, if any, Vaeri ever champion any sort of 'Quiet' Scientific cause, and they refuse to do things in a practical or sensible manner, after all, what is the point of science if you're not willing to go 500%? Even their attempts at subtlety and stealth, tend to be more than a little... excessive.
Of Course, even so, they are far from unreasonable, while most are averse to limitations, and scornful of restraint, when pressed (Generally with judicious application of force, physical or judicial) they will usually comply, at least until they are sufficiently moved by some manic whim to defy or subvert the notion of law.
History (Revised)
Long ago, before the Vaeri developed space travel, the Vaeri lived in balance and harmony with the land of Oerson, seemingly content to live in accordance to natural means and to never exceed that which nature had wrought. They quickly grew bored of this state of affairs, the natural world was so boring, so expected, so bit by bit they started experimenting with things, first just things to make their lives easier, but then they started messing with things just to see what would happen.
Things quickly got out of hand, and in a few short decades the land of Oerson was engulfed in Chaotic Anarchy of thousands of competing Mad Scientists, all eager to prove their superiority to both nature and their fellow Kin. The land suffered, the people suffered, and the world was on on the brink of destruction. On this, the eve of their doom, came Ugeniux, who united a Cabal of the most relatively stable of the Science-Lords, and formed an army to defeat the worst, most demented of the aggravators.
Thus did Ugeniux become 'The Great Unifier' and the Vaeri were free from the tyranny of demented psychopaths. The Vaeri being who they are, this state of peace did not last. The Vaeri thus spent the next few centuries in a state of vaguely directed Anarchy, reaching some sort of strange Equilibrium where they were not just constantly destroying their society every few months. And so, with great Hardship, the Vaeri were able to ascend to stars, to experiment and interlope with the natural order in a whole wide galaxy where such lines had yet to be crossed.
Some few decades later, a ship full of Vaeri pulled into a space station. History knows not what precisely happened on that fateful day, in the middle of nowhere, but it did nearly spark a some major tragedy, but thankfully, due to some quick diplomatic maneuvering, such a terrible tragedy was narrowly averted.
Stats:
-Strength: 4
-Intelligence: 10
-Charisma: 6
-Endurance: 3
-Agility: 2
-Luck 1
Common Jobs: Scientist, Engineer, Teacher, Doctor
Likes: SCIENCE!; Light; The Unknown
Dislikes: Luddites; Restraint; The Dark
Common Attack Pattern: From a distance with High-Power precision weaponry. Usually don't fight to kill, but to disable For SCIENCE!
Height: 6' 4"
Common Traits: [Telepathic] [Loud] [Megalomania]
Trivia:
-Vaeri occasionally get it in their Head to try and conquer the galaxy with Horrible Mutants and/or Doomsday Machines. They almost always fail, and also die, leaving behind plethora of dangerous devices to hazard the galaxy.
-Due to their Photosynthesis, Vaeri are considered by many to be a form of ambulatory plant. They are not, and such comparisons deeply annoy them.
-Many Vaeri have difficulty distinguishing between romantic and scientific attraction, and often end up experimenting on their mates, or mating with their experiments.
Religion: Vaeri are Atheistic as Heck, but some actually develop a religious obsession with 'Holy Science'
Personality (Revised)
The Vaeri are a bunch of Melodramatic, Boisterous, Loud, and Megalomaniacal B-Movie mad scientists. Calling them simply 'Mad' is a lot like calling a Car a metal box, sure it's accurate but it doesn't really get the point across properly. Beneath, or perhaps besides, this Demented exterior, lies an unparalleled intellect eager to advance whatever scientific cause it happens to be championing at the moment. Or perhaps more accurately, to determine what abomination unto the laws of nature they can get away with next before something kills them.
Their scientific dedication and intelligence are dutifully accompanied by a powerful ego, basically, very few, if any, Vaeri ever champion any sort of 'Quiet' Scientific cause, and they refuse to do things in a practical or sensible manner, after all, what is the point of science if you're not willing to go 500%? Even their attempts at subtlety and stealth, tend to be more than a little... excessive.
Of Course, even so, they are far from unreasonable, while most are averse to limitations, and scornful of restraint, when pressed (Generally with judicious application of force, physical or judicial) they will usually comply, at least until they are sufficiently moved by some manic whim to defy or subvert the notion of law.
History (Revised)
Long ago, before the Vaeri developed space travel, the Vaeri lived in balance and harmony with the land of Oerson, seemingly content to live in accordance to natural means and to never exceed that which nature had wrought. They quickly grew bored of this state of affairs, the natural world was so boring, so expected, so bit by bit they started experimenting with things, first just things to make their lives easier, but then they started messing with things just to see what would happen.
Things quickly got out of hand, and in a few short decades the land of Oerson was engulfed in Chaotic Anarchy of thousands of competing Mad Scientists, all eager to prove their superiority to both nature and their fellow Kin. The land suffered, the people suffered, and the world was on on the brink of destruction. On this, the eve of their doom, came Ugeniux, who united a Cabal of the most relatively stable of the Science-Lords, and formed an army to defeat the worst, most demented of the aggravators.
Thus did Ugeniux become 'The Great Unifier' and the Vaeri were free from the tyranny of demented psychopaths. The Vaeri being who they are, this state of peace did not last. The Vaeri thus spent the next few centuries in a state of vaguely directed Anarchy, reaching some sort of strange Equilibrium where they were not just constantly destroying their society every few months. And so, with great Hardship, the Vaeri were able to ascend to stars, to experiment and interlope with the natural order in a whole wide galaxy where such lines had yet to be crossed.
Some few decades later, a ship full of Vaeri pulled into a space station. History knows not what precisely happened on that fateful day, in the middle of nowhere, but it did nearly spark a some major tragedy, but thankfully, due to some quick diplomatic maneuvering, such a terrible tragedy was narrowly averted.
Oomn
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SpoilerQuote: "Really every day of my life is the worst day ever, every single one of them." -Qert
Stats:
-Strength: 6
-Intelligence: 4
-Charisma: 2
-Endurance: 10
-Agility: 4
-Luck 0
Common Jobs: Janitor, Courier, Clerk
Likes: Quietude, Rain, Hounds
Dislikes: Loud Noises, Sand, Pastels
Common attack pattern: Flop down, Hope death will be swift.
Height: 5' 4"
Common Traits: [Cooperative] [Cautious] [Depressed]
Trivia:
-Oomn poetry was rated as the Universe's No. 1 most depressing poetry by the Universal Poet's Society.
-Oomn were initially baffled by the concept of colors, they were all like "What, no, you made those up." And then they saw a planet that hade actual colors and were kind of upset by it.
Stats:
-Strength: 6
-Intelligence: 4
-Charisma: 2
-Endurance: 10
-Agility: 4
-Luck 0
Common Jobs: Janitor, Courier, Clerk
Likes: Quietude, Rain, Hounds
Dislikes: Loud Noises, Sand, Pastels
Common attack pattern: Flop down, Hope death will be swift.
Height: 5' 4"
Common Traits: [Cooperative] [Cautious] [Depressed]
Trivia:
-Oomn poetry was rated as the Universe's No. 1 most depressing poetry by the Universal Poet's Society.
-Oomn were initially baffled by the concept of colors, they were all like "What, no, you made those up." And then they saw a planet that hade actual colors and were kind of upset by it.