Spaces Status: She has transitioned through several games at this point and currently has working memory of Route 29, Demeleier, Gargleblasted, and Save The Earth. She and L from Death Note have had close CR for several years throughout these games and retain a legal marriage they formed for business-related reasons in Gargleblasted.
Powers: Teleportation, levitation, intangibility, bullet-quick reflexes, ability to transform herself into a deadly projectile stake, can summon a locus blade for hand-to-hand combat (think a flat-edged sword that covers her forearm, formed of compressed purple-blue light). She is pretty reluctant to attack people who haven't really been gunning for it or presented themselves as a huge threat, but if you're uncomfortable with her using any of these around your dudes, please let me know.
Weaknesses: She's a creature of imagination and is, therefore, "allergic" to skeptics. People with exceptionally-high magic resistance who are able to honestly deny her existence to her face are poisonous to her, and can kill her with it if they are truly dedicated.
She can be killed by human methods as well (shooting, stabbing, etc.), but that's assuming one can actually catch her to attack her.
Locations she has contributed:
Doorway to the Golden Land - (Location: the park near Hell Towers) Off in an overgrown corner of the park, there looks to be a simple white door floating a few inches above the ground. It is not locked, and when opened, emits a blinding golden light. Whoever feels inclined, can pass through. Assuming their hearts are open to magic, they will find themselves in a wide, fragrant field of golden roses that overwhelms them with a sense of peace and wholeness. If they look harder, they will begin to find that, in this place, their biggest desires have manifested as reality. Loved ones who were long-ago dead are alive and well. People they had wished better of are there, and behaving as the visitor thought they should. Lost items and things that they'd wanted but could never get are easily found.
It's all fantasy, of course, and it all goes away once the visitor passes back through the doorway, but it can be a very seductive place for some as, in the Golden Land, it's very real.
Belphegor of Sloth
Source Wiki: http://umineko.wikia.com/wiki/Belphegor
Spaces Status: She has transitioned through several games at this point and currently has working memory of Route 29, Demeleier, Gargleblasted, and Save The Earth. She and L from Death Note have had close CR for several years throughout these games and retain a legal marriage they formed for business-related reasons in Gargleblasted.
Powers: Teleportation, levitation, intangibility, bullet-quick reflexes, ability to transform herself into a deadly projectile stake, can summon a locus blade for hand-to-hand combat (think a flat-edged sword that covers her forearm, formed of compressed purple-blue light). She is pretty reluctant to attack people who haven't really been gunning for it or presented themselves as a huge threat, but if you're uncomfortable with her using any of these around your dudes, please let me know.
Weaknesses: She's a creature of imagination and is, therefore, "allergic" to skeptics. People with exceptionally-high magic resistance who are able to honestly deny her existence to her face are poisonous to her, and can kill her with it if they are truly dedicated.
She can be killed by human methods as well (shooting, stabbing, etc.), but that's assuming one can actually catch her to attack her.
Locations she has contributed:
Doorway to the Golden Land - (Location: the park near Hell Towers) Off in an overgrown corner of the park, there looks to be a simple white door floating a few inches above the ground. It is not locked, and when opened, emits a blinding golden light. Whoever feels inclined, can pass through. Assuming their hearts are open to magic, they will find themselves in a wide, fragrant field of golden roses that overwhelms them with a sense of peace and wholeness. If they look harder, they will begin to find that, in this place, their biggest desires have manifested as reality. Loved ones who were long-ago dead are alive and well. People they had wished better of are there, and behaving as the visitor thought they should. Lost items and things that they'd wanted but could never get are easily found.
It's all fantasy, of course, and it all goes away once the visitor passes back through the doorway, but it can be a very seductive place for some as, in the Golden Land, it's very real.