SylviePrima and Timekeys' slightly modified(or a lot) characters from the popular game Dynasty Warriors based off historical events as well as the widely recognized book (in China) Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Keep in mind these characters are from 200 A.D.
Wu Faction Leader - Sun Ce Strategist - Zhou Yu Wei Faction Leader - Cao Pi General - Zhang He
A style name, also called courtesy name (字), is a name usually given to a man when he reaches twenty years of age. Style names are either given by the parents or chosen by the man later in life. Since the style name respects the owner's adulthood, it was used in place of their given name by people born in the same generation. Calling someone by their given name was considered rude if the speaker was the same age as the addressee. After a man had his style name, his given name was reserved for his elders and himself. Creating these names was a common practice in Imperial China and was not largely extended to other cultures.
Nickname: The Little Conqueror of Jiang Dong
Age: 26
Race: Human
Classes taught: N/A
Position: Seme
Abilities: Musou Mode - Musou mode is a special attack that can be performed by these ancient warriors only by using the weapons they have brought with them. After one is used it will take some time before another one can be used as the attack takes a lot of energy. Musou Attack 1 - Tiger Fists: Sun Ce jabs forward rapidly with the short end of his tonfas before slinging one forward for a devastating blow. Each blow, whether it connects or not, causes a rush of air that will push back enemies. Aerial Musou Attack - Heavenly Fire Spear: Sun Ce jumps into the air and thrust down towards the grown with his foot but jumping back up into the air with another kick. Each attack is followed by a blaze of fire. Musou Attack 2 - Blazing Smash: Sun Ce's weapons become inflamed for a short amount of time. Summon Weapon - Sun Ce can summon his bow staff from out of thin air, although there is a blaze of fire.
Special features: Proficient with exotic weaponry - Sun Ce is skilled with a weapon known as a Tonfa. It looks like a very large night stick and is actually what the police weapon is based off of. Expert Fighter and exceeded level of strength - Although Sun Ce is still human he is what most would consider a master on the battle field when he is paying attention. He has been known to take on hordes of soldiers on his own and not only keep them at bay but defeat them as well. He has been able to cut down many generals even with the use of such a passive weapon and display feats of strength that should be unheard of by mere mortals. Most believe it is not only the fire of the Wu army but the spirit of the Tiger running through the Sun family.
Personality: Sun Ce is an energetic, outgoing, brash, and informal leader. He is charismatic and well liked by his troops and his family. He often does whatever he likes on whim with a macho and confident attitude. Proud of his heritage and gung-ho for battle, he has a tendency to get lost in the thrill and forget his limits. Therefore, he relies on the wisdom and responsibility of his friend, Zhou Yu, to keep him focused and on track. He is grateful for any helping hand and strives to repay his debts in kind
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Bio: Sun Ce joined his father Sun Jian in his campaign to fight for rule of China at a young age. After the battle at Si Shui gate his father finds the emperors Imperial Seal. He marvels at his father finding it, thinking that his father has Heaven's will to rule and can use his strength to seize power. Therefore, when Sun Jian decides to not use it and serve under Yuan Shu, Sun Ce can't condone his father's actions. He confronts his father directly about the matter prior to their battle against Liu Biao in Jing Province, but Sun Jian puts their conversation on hold and orders the troops to march. Spending the initial movements of the battle beating off a raging tantrum, Sun Ce's frustration wanes slightly when his father comes to his rescue from an enemy ambush led by Huang Zhong. When the battle concludes, Sun Ce approaches his father to apologize. Before he can say his thoughts, enemy archers shoot Sun Jian's back when his guard is finally lowered to talk to his son. Sun Jian dies in Sun Ce's arms. Left with Sun Jian's dying words to lead the family with his own methods, Sun Ce decides to conquer the south. He wants to take the piece of land by first moving in honor of his father's memory, working together with Zhou Yu for his dream. His relationship with Zhou Yu is that of deep friendship. They have been together since childhood and the man has watched over him almost like a teacher. Being sure to scold him properly and keep him focused on the battle field. In every fight Zhou Yu can be seen following Sun Ce and keeping a watchful eye one the man. Some of the troops even jokingly call him his babysitter.
A style name, also called courtesy name (字), is a name usually given to a man when he reaches twenty years of age. Style names are either given by the parents or chosen by the man later in life. Since the style name respects the owner's adulthood, it was used in place of their given name by people born in the same generation. Calling someone by their given name was considered rude if the speaker was the same age as the addressee. After a man had his style name, his given name was reserved for his elders and himself. Creating these names was a common practice in Imperial China and was not largely extended to other cultures.
Nickname: The King-maker of Jiang Dong
Age: 25
Race: Human
Classes taught: N/A
Position: Uke
Abilities: Musou Mode - Musou mode is a special attack that can be performed by these ancient warriors only by using the weapons they have brought with them. After one is used it will take some time before another one can be used as the attack takes a lot of energy. Musou Attack 1 - Hell Fire: Zhou Yu's staff becomes inflamed for a short amount of time. Aerial Musou Attack - Meteor Shower: Zhou Yu leaps into the air and summons raining fire balls before sweeping the field with a wave of fire. Musou Attack 2 - Circling Flames: Zhou Yu's staff becomes inflamed for a short amount of time as well as sending out whip like flames from it's end as Zhou Yu swings it around. Summon Weapon- Zhou Yu can summon his bow staff from out of thin air, although there is a flourish of flame involved.
Special features: Skilled with weapon of choice - Zhou Yu is unmatched with his skills with a staff. Even though he has fought in many wars it is not his way to kill, thus his choice of weapon does not include a blade. His movements are quick and swift and although he is not as strong as Sun Ce he can still be a fierce opponent to face. Strategic Prowess - Zhou Yu is considered one of the masters of his time and is noted so throughout the history books. He is most noted for his strategy in the battle of ChiBi, and his intellect is most praised even by his rivals. Musical Talent - Zhou Yu is attributed to have played a flute. Historically, he was said to have been gifted with musical talent in his youth. A famous passage retorts that he could hear a mistaken note of a group performance even whilst drunk, turning his head directly to the lone performer who missed his/her part. While nothing in historical records notes that he particularly favored the woodwind instrument, flutes have a history of signaling the start of various ceremonies and a war strategist was occasionally given the honor of being the player. (Even though there's no proof that Zhou Yu played the flute in any text. If you poke around in his belongings long enough you will find the thing, much to his embarrassment.)
Personality: Calm and rational, Zhou Yu is a wise expert of strategy who is capable of seeing through most of his enemies' ploys. He had a darker and more arrogant side but for the most part he is a very soft individual. He treats his allies with modest professionalism and genuine respect. His devotion to his homeland is unquestionable, and his talents are praised with renown. His perceptive nature is unsettling even to Zhuge Liang as seen when the Wu strategist detected an ulterior motive behind the Wu-Shu alliance.
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Bio: Zhou Yu is a warrior who comes from a prestigious family and is known for his good looks and musical talent. He joins Wu and becomes their first strategist and a loyal officer who often first serves Sun Jian, the leader of Wu before his death. He quickly befriends Sun Ce, Sun Jian's son, and the two friends unite to see a land of peace under Wu. Should Sun Ce die in their pursuit of their dream, Zhou Yu will continue to carry on Sun Ce's ambition and guide Sun Quan, Sun Ce's younger brother. It was actually Sun Ce's father who asked Zhou Yu to watch over his son and it was this request that sparked the friendship. At first Zhou Yu saw it more of a chore as the man was bull headed and completely too care free for a time of war but Zhou Yu soon came to enjoy the fact that the man had what he seemed to lack.
A style name, also called courtesy name (字), is a name usually given to a man when he reaches twenty years of age. Style names are either given by the parents or chosen by the man later in life. Since the style name respects the owner's adulthood, it was used in place of their given name by people born in the same generation. Calling someone by their given name was considered rude if the speaker was the same age as the addressee. After a man had his style name, his given name was reserved for his elders and himself. Creating these names was a common practice in Imperial China and was not largely extended to other cultures.
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Age: 27
Race: Human
Classes taught: N/A
Position: Seme
Abilities: Musou Mode - Musou mode is a special attack that can be performed by these ancient warriors only by using the weapons they have brought with them. After one is used it will take some time before another one can be used as the attack takes a lot of energy. Musou Attack 1 - Glacier Pierce: Cao Pi stabs one blade into the ground and a glacier is summoned for in front of him. After waving the other blade in front of him it shatters causing the shards to explode outwards. Aerial Musou Attack - Falling Ice: Cao Pi leaps into the air and waves his weapon causing large chunks of ice to rain on the field. Musou Attack 2 - Ice Storm: Cao Pi takes his blades apart. He swings one causing ice to fall, he swing the other causing the enemies to freeze. Summon Weapon - Cao Pi can summon his twin blades from thin air, although it will send out a cold chill much like his personality.
Special features: Proficient with exotic Weaponry- Cao Pi is very skilled with his dual swords. Although not considered exotic at first glance his blades combine at the hilt to become something similar to a double bladed ax. The blades themselves are quite heavy yet the man seems to twirl them around as if they were nothing. Well balanced Stength, Speed, and Agility - Although Cao Pi strength appears to exceed mosts, it is still matched by his maneuverability and quick reaction time. Unlike Sun Ce's brazen and bashing strikes, Cao Pi has grace and fluidity to his which most would attribute to his ego and urge to show off.
Personality: Cao Pi speaks in a bitter tone and is condescending. He is also a very egotistical man who was raised in a very princely manner. In many ways, in his own twisted mind, he believes he should be worshiped. He treats others he does not respect very coldy but it is mostly a challenge for them to prove him wrong in which he does not like to be disappointed. He is also determined to surpass his father's image and realize his own dreams. To this end, he remains apathetic to the other two kingdoms and is unimpressed by their final efforts to oppose him. Any gentleness or caring feelings he has are usually reserved for the person he would share his bed with and even those feelings would only be shared in private if even at all. But he has been known to use affectionate terms in public for the one he cares for, even if it was just in a twisted manner.
Crush: N/A
Bio: Cao Pi joins his father's campaign at Guan Du as he leads Cao Cao's men into battle. He performs magnificently in his duties and, with Xu You and Jia Xu's help, burns Wuchao to the ground. As the supply line is engulfed in flames, Cao Pi corners a frightened Zhang He to make his choice: disappear with the ashes of the Yuan family or spark a new allegiance under his family. His demands are enough to convince the general to defect during the turnabout of the battle. After his father's, Cao Cao's, death, Cao Pi rules the Wei army in his stead, and in some ways, a lot less ruthlessly.
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Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2014 11:06 pm
Name: Zhāng Hé Style name: Jùnyì
Nickname: The Poet Of Battle
Age: 29
Race: Human
Classes taught: N/A
Position: Seke/Uke
Abilities Dancing Musou Mode - Musou mode is a special attack that can be performed by these ancient warriors only by using the weapons they have brought with them. After one is used it will take some time before another one can be used as the attack takes a lot of energy. Musou Attack 1 - Eagle Talon: Zhang He cross his blades in front of him then cuts through his opponents with a rush. Anyone cut with his blades will take poison damage over time. Aerial Musou Attack - Peacock Strike: Zhang He leaps up and does a flip as translucent purple butterfly wings appear for a small moment. He then launches himself towards the ground head first. He spins with his claws outstretched landing gracefully on his feet. Anyone cut with his blades will take poison damage over time. Musou Attack 2 - Moonlight Butterfly: Butterfly wings again appear for a short time as Zhang He poses before hand standing and spinning like a top, slicing his enemies to pieces. Anyone cut with his blades will take poison damage over time. Summon Weapon ~ Can summon it out of thin air but there is a flourish of petals when summoned ~his claws
Special features: 6' 4" Proffeciency with exotic weaponary. He is extremely skilled and mastered with the use of his claws. Speed and Agility based fighter. Grace on the battlefield
Personality: Is depicted as a narcissist who takes joy in aesthetically appealing things and has melodramatic theatrical mannerisms. He frequently decorates his sentences with the words "beautiful" and "graceful." He specifies the beauty he admires to be a force that unites the will of the land, people, and war. He is also prone to dramatically posing during cutscenes, occasionally surrounded by a number of butterflies. Each war to him is a stage for him to demonstrate a beautiful dance. Zhang He has a disdain for things that are crude and vulgar. He has seen to be very comforting and encouraging to his comrades when they are in low spirits and discouraged. In spite of his odd behavior, his versatility and often flawless performance earns him respect from Cao Cao and Sima Yi.
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Bio: he first serves Yuan Shao. Cao Pi recognizes his talents during battle and asks if he wants his life to end with Yuan Shao. Zhang He hesitates until Cao Pi orders the supplies at Wuchao to be burned to the ground. When Cao Pi uses the fire as a metaphor for his choice, Zhang He decides to "burn brilliantly in a new age" and joins Cao Cao's army. Picture:
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Name: Liú Bèi Style name: Xuándé
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Abilities:Musou Mode - Musou mode is a special attack that can be performed by these ancient warriors only by using the weapons they have brought with them. After one is used it will take some time before another one can be used as the attack takes a lot of energy. Musou Attack 1 - Electric Fang: Liu Bei slashes repeatedly before launching forth a lightning strike that splits down the center of the field from his body. Aerial Musou Attack - Thunderclap: Liu Bei jumps into the air and crosses his swords. They charge and when he thrust them towards the ground they send and explosive charge, covering the field. Musou Attack 2 - Roaring Thunder: Liu Bei charges his blades with electricity and rushes through his opponents. He passes through them with the speed of light cutting them down. The shadow image of an electrified 'X' is all that is left behind.
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Abilities: Musou Mode - Musou mode is a special attack that can be performed by these ancient warriors only by using the weapons they have brought with them. After one is used it will take some time before another one can be used as the attack takes a lot of energy. Musou Attack 1 - Flying Dragon: Zhao Yun jumps through the enemies and spins like a cork screw. Aerial Musou Attack - Dragon Wave: Zhao Yun leaps into the air and swings down his weapon sending down a shock wave that splits the earth. Musou Attack 2 - Heavenly Dragon Wave: Zhao Yun imbues his weapon with a shock wave for a short amount of time. His attacks then have a push back quality as well as more damage dealt.
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Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2014 4:19 pm
Addition Characters arriving separately.
Jin Faction Adviser/Strategist - Jia Chong Wu Faction Strategist - Lu Xun
A style name, also called courtesy name (字), is a name usually given to a man when he reaches twenty years of age. Style names are either given by the parents or chosen by the man later in life. Since the style name respects the owner's adulthood, it was used in place of their given name by people born in the same generation. Calling someone by their given name was considered rude if the speaker was the same age as the addressee. After a man had his style name, his given name was reserved for his elders and himself. Creating these names was a common practice in Imperial China and was not largely extended to other cultures.
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Age: Unknown
Race: Human
Classes taught: N/A
Position: Seme
Abilities: Musou Mode - Coming Soon Summon Weapon- Jia Chong can summon his axes from out of thin air. When his does this there is a mist of darkness then can make those close by feel negative emotions.
Special features: Skilled with his weapon of choice - Jia Chong is amazing accurate when throwing his axe and wields with amazing skill even though the weapon was not common place in ancient china. Strategic Prowess - Jia Chong has a high level of intellect yet he chooses to advise others with it instead of act himself. Although many times he has been known to become impatient with those who will not listen to him and perform the dirty work himself regardless of the repercussions of his superiors. Strength - Although being a strategist and an adviser, Jia Chong is not weak like most. He wields heavy weapons and with a great amount of force. This was nearly unheard of of one of station but his intellect made him far more suited for this rank then a mere war general.
Personality: On the surface, Jia Chong is a calm but cryptic individual known for his sincere loyalty towards the Sima clan. However, he has no qualms employing ruthless measures to gain results in both warfare and politics. Others fear him for his willingness to execute traitors in cold blood, though he views it as a necessary evil to help facilitate the land's unification. Pragmatic by nature, Jia Chong believes that rulers should be cruel enough to make difficult choices for the greater good, yet he chooses to dirty his own hands on behalf of Sima Yi's sons. He also serves a voice of reason for Sima Zhao in times of duress, imparting the young lord with rational advice while often manipulating events to keep him on the path of becoming a capable leader. Crush: N/A
Bio: Recruited by Sima Yi, Jia Chong is ordered to advise the strategist's sons, Sima Shi and Sima Zhao, and guides them dutifully as Sima Yi withdraws from politics. He first appears in Dong Xing alongside Zhuge Dan and assists in the defense of Hefei Castle after the defeat. He then aids the Sima family in dealing with Cao Shuang, upset at the Cao's own stupidity despite being related to greater generations.
Shortly after he participates against rebellions by both Guangqiu Jian and Wen Qin, where he reminds Sima Zhao at the necessity of being cruel in decisive situations. Seeing that Sima Zhao is reluctant to kill the captured Wen Qin, Jia Chong gives the order, however before it can be carried out, Wen Qin breaks out and fatally wounds Sima Shi before leaving for Wu. Soon Zhuge Dan rebels under orders from the emperor, Cao Mao, and Jia Chong manages to catch the secret missive sent to Zhuge Dan. Seeing Sima Zhao's reluctance, once again, to kill, Jia Chong kills Zhuge Dan despite Sima Zhao not being in favor of such a decision.
Soon when Cao Mao himself rebels, Jia Chong is among those who assist in defeating the emperor. Upon seeing that Sima Zhao was beginning to understand the necessity of being harsh, he takes it upon himself to kill the emperor, declaring that "he does the dirty work".
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