RE: Godhood XIV [OOC] [Accepting Applications!]
03-12-2013, 05:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-12-2013, 05:52 AM by Leafsw0rd.)
Name: Craft
Appearance: That of a clockwork praying mantis, but made out of a glowing green glass, and closer to a centaur in stature. Possesses a variety of clearly visible cogs and gears at joints and such, but they don't seem to be connected or powered by anything. Only one hand is a standard mantis claw- the other is much like a hammer. Appears about a sixth taller as those he speaks to- to humans, he'd be about seven feet tall, and so on.
Spheres: Major of Small Living Things - Craft appreciates most of all the littlest cogs in the machine, without whom there would be no true function.
Minor of Intricacy - If you make sure to cover every detail, and do your work without mistakes, then Craft will be pleased. (He likes to call the best ones Craft's men.)
Minor of Deduction - Oh, so you figured out that magnetic things pull towards each other, eh? Good job! Craft praises you and your skills of observation. If you figured out they have poles, he'll probably be quite excited indeed.
Additional Info: The strange creature which identifies itself as Craft is a constant viewer of small details and careful examination. He very much appreciates intricate work, and likes to spend days at a time creating the perfect something.
That said, he can be irritable to work with, and prefers things to be done his way. If you impress him, he'll gladly entrust his life to you. If you don't, he won't waste his time. However, he can and will collaborate with others, and usually holds to his deals if he makes them.
He appreciates anyone who can see or who who tries to see how things work, as well.
Doesn't like it when things backfire, or when there are unexpected surprises.
He often enjoys music as well. The precise arrangement of cadences and notes, tones and rests always appeals to him. He has been known to sing to his creations. Music itself doesn't seem to benefit him, just stuff that fall under Intricate work.
Cross post from mspa