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===Roles and epithets===
===Roles and epithets===
*'''Areunos Adartemos''' ("Areunos the Black-Winged"): the "formal" name given to Adartemos during ceremonial propitiations.
*'''Areunos Adartemos''' ("Areunos the Black-Winged"): the "formal" name given to Adartemos during ceremonial propitiations.
*'''Olodehmos''' ("Adartemos the Abolisher of Nations"): in myths, Adartemos often joined the skirmishes between armies, sometimes fighting for one side, sometimes for neither, often with destructive results, earning him this epithet.
*'''Olodehmos''' ("Abolisher of Nations"): in myths, Adartemos often joined the skirmishes between armies, sometimes fighting for one side, sometimes for neither, often with destructive results, earning him this epithet.
*'''Marmaros''' ("Whisperer"): name given to Adartemos due to his tendency to cause strife by manipulating individuals.
*'''Marmaros''' ("Whisperer"): name given to Adartemos due to his tendency to cause strife by manipulating individuals.
*'''Adarktis''': compound meaning either "the Winged Serpent" or "the Dragon"
*'''Adarktis''': compound meaning either "the Winged Serpent" or "the Dragon"

Revision as of 23:29, 27 October 2024

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Player: Confidential
Origin: Magic
Archetype: Brute
Security Level: '
Server: Everlasting
Personal Data
Real Name: Adartemos
Known Aliases: Murkwing
Species: '
GenderMale
PronounsHe/him
Age: '
Height: Approx. 5'5 (1.70m)
Weight: Unknown
Eye Color: White
Hair Color: Brown
Biographical Data
Nationality: '
Occupation: '
Education: '
Place of Birth: '
Hometown: '
Base of Operations: Confidential
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: Confidential
Known Powers
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Known Abilities
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Equipment
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Adartemos, better known by the alias of Murkwing, is a male villain native to another reality that currently resides on Primal Earth.

Description

In-game

"Adartemos is one of the twin emanations of the testing god Areunos, who roamed the multiverse seeking new experiences until he arrived at Primal Earth, where he adopted its trends and took on the alias of "Murkwing". His own nature as a god who tests mortals with toil and hardship often creates conflict with Earth's heroes, who perceive his methods as immoral and harmful. But for Murkwing this is good, as their trespass into his affairs will too test his own mettle, and lead him unto greater heights."

Full version

"Bright-eyed in both the literal and figurative sense, Adartemos is one of the two emanations of Areunos, a testing god from another universe. Born so that Areunos could have new experiences, Adartemos roamed many universes until he arrived at one which riveted him - Primal Earth, whereupon he adapted to its fads and took on "Murkwing" as an alias, using the meaning of his name as the basis.

A creature of curiosity by design, his own nature as a god who tests mortals with toil and hardship often leads him into conflict with those who regard his actions as immoral and harmful, primarily the so-called heroes of Earth. But for Murkwing this is good, as their trespass into his affairs will too test his own mettle, and lead him unto greater heights."

History

Biography

(WIP)

Roles and epithets

  • Areunos Adartemos ("Areunos the Black-Winged"): the "formal" name given to Adartemos during ceremonial propitiations.
  • Olodehmos ("Abolisher of Nations"): in myths, Adartemos often joined the skirmishes between armies, sometimes fighting for one side, sometimes for neither, often with destructive results, earning him this epithet.
  • Marmaros ("Whisperer"): name given to Adartemos due to his tendency to cause strife by manipulating individuals.
  • Adarktis: compound meaning either "the Winged Serpent" or "the Dragon"

Personality

Trivia

  • Murkwing's "real" name and epithets are derived from reconstructed words of the Proto-Indo-European language, which were either left intact or slightly altered for aesthetic purposes.