Post by Blade Unlimited on Jun 13, 2021 17:46:41 GMT -8
10 total points to distribute
| Discipline | Stat Pts | MOD |
| STR | 12 | +1 |
| DEX | 6 | -2 |
| CON | 10 | +0 |
| INT | 10 | +0 |
| WIS | 20 | +5 |
| CHA | 12 | +1 |
Eldyne
Hyrule/The Legend of Zelda - Original Character
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Motto: "
Allies/Friends: Nayru, Farore, Hylia, Hylians, Gorons, Ganondorf(?)
Enemies/Rivals: Demise, Dark Interlopers
Backstory: "Before time began, before spirits and life existed, three golden goddesses descended upon the chaos that was Hyrule: Din, the goddess of power; Nayru, the goddess of wisdom; Farore, the goddess of courage. Din, with her strong flaming arms, she cultivated the land and created the red earth. Nayru poured her wisdom onto the earth and gave the spirit of law to the world. Farore, with her rich soul, produced all life forms which would uphold the law. The three great goddess, their labors completed, departed for the heavens and golden sacred triangles remained at the point where the goddesses left the world. Since then, the sacred triangles have become the basis of the world's providence, and the resting place of the triangles has become the Sacred Realm." This is the creation story that has been passed down throughout Hyrule's history, dictating how the three golden goddesses created both the land and the legendary Triforce before departing from the world. For Hylians this was one of the single-most important events in time... for Din, it was Tuesday.
Din prided herself as a goddess that fought against the grain. When he sisters were content with stagnant peace, she embraced destruction to pave the way for new life. She had always been a big-picture kind of gal like that. She was also quite fond of pranks and practical jokes, which drove her sisters crazy to no end. Still, it only took so many millennia of tying Farore's hair to a constellation for such activities for the goddess to get boring. She wanted to be proactive, get down and dirty with the world again--but meddling in the affairs of mortals for casual pleasure was a big no-no for deities... or at least, it would be had she not known of a loophole! Just a few thousand years prior, their precious junior Hylia had incarnated herself into a mortal and disappeared from the divine realm in order to live amongst the mortals she cherished so much. Din had initially scoffed at the idea, especially considering how much trouble it had gotten the aforementioned Hylia into, but it had grown on her.
And so: the goddess Din incarnated into human form as Eldyne, the daughter of a wealthy Gerudo merchant. It had been an.... "interesting" childhood for her parents, to say the least. Unlike Hylia, Din had retained the majority of her immortal memories and personality. You try telling your daughter she can't go to a party when she threatens to burn the house down in her fury. Not to mention Eldyne had quite the rebellious spirit, constantly playing practical jokes on the city guard, customers, and just getting in general mischief to the chagrin of law enforcement everywhere. Why not? After all: You only live once~
Appearance:
History On Li: It was a normal boring day when Eldyne felt a disturbance in the dimensional integrity of the mortal realm. Curiosity getting the better of her, she discovered a tear between dimensions itself leading to a realm she had no idea about. Of course, the responsible thing to do would've been to seal it up and call it a day--but once again, her curiosity just wouldn't let that happen. This was a realm that she had never seen before--and Din literally created all of them. So of course she took it upon herself to investigate it personally, leading the incarnated goddess all the way to the planet Li.
It didn't take long for Eldyne to get up to her old brand of mischief once she'd settled into the Life Sphere. It was a whole new, diverse society ripe for the pranking. Even more curious, it was a place where she not only observed multiple displaced parties from across Hyrule's history, but could also sense multiple confusing instances of the Triforce?! How curious! It was her divine duty to stay here and
That's right: Din's on Li now. Deal with it.
Primary Attacks (3)
Open Palm: It goes without saying that Eldyne's innate divinity commands great power, which she's always ready and willing to demonstrate. With strength capable of shattering mountains, she can unleash a burning palm strike that'd make Gorons sweat! This incredibly powerful strike cannot be bubble shielded and has a 50% chance to stun the target, in exchange for consuming 2 actions to conduct. [Heavy STR/WIS Attack; DMG 30%+{STR|WIS} Mod, 50% inflicts Stun; Cannot be bubble-shielded, consumes 2 actions, 3 turn cooldown]
Din's Fire: The signature essence of the golden goddess of power. With a
Terraform: Eldyne can use her command over earth itself to command the ground to split at the feet of her opponents, dropping them into a seemingly bottomless pit before closing just in time to catch and pin them at the shoulders, preventing all short-range attacks and any long-range attacks involving somatic components. A perfect grapple to restrain unruly foes! If she really wants to be flashy, the incarnated goddess can also manually form a crevice with a powerful stomp as well! [Medium STR/WIS Attack; DMG 18%, Inflicts long-range grapple; Consumes 2 actions]
Special Attacks (3)
Incarnation of Power: Eldyne is the mortal incarnation of Hyrule's golden goddess of power, Din. As such, her divinity affords her certain abilities that passively enchant her person at all times. Eldyne's affinity for fire grants her total immunity to pure-fire attacks, on top of halving damage from attacks with fire aspects (ex: a burning sword slash). On top of this, rather than harming her, the burned status instead increases Eldyne's DMG output by 4% and increases her STR mod by +2. On the flip-side of things: She receives double the damage from all water-themed attacks and she receives none of the benefits from the soaked status, which instead lowers her DEX mod by 3 and gives 15% damage vulnerability to cold and electric attacks.
Divine Regeneration: Eldyne can shine a golden light from her body to either heal an ally's or her own wounds with her holy aura. This powerful healing ability regenerates 1d25+(CHA Mod*2); however, it takes two actions to perform and consequently damages her Bubble Shield for 25%, preventing it from regenerating until the following turn. [Heals 1d25+(CHA Mod*2) DMG, 25% Bubble Shield recoil; Consumes 2 actions]
Triforce of Power x100: The original Triforce of Power was a fraction of Din's divine essence, left with that of her sisters' as a gift for mankind. Naturally, she can tap into a wellspring of unearthly might that's equivalent to more than 100 Triforces of Power put together. Doing so directly swaps Eldyne's Wisdom stat with her Strength stat, on top of buffing the damage of her attacks by her STR mod for a maximum of 3 turns, however it can be disengaged at any point. For every 30% DMG that Eldyne has sustained, the max duration of this move increases by 1, however it does not increase or change while this buff is active. [Swaps WIS and STR stat; Buffs all attacks by STR mod; 3 turn duration + 1 turn/30 DMG received; 3 turn cooldown]
Final Smash (1)
Golden Goddess of Power: Eldyne unleashes her divine soul, momentarily shedding her mortal vessel to once again assume the form of the Golden Goddess of Power: Din! In this state, Din's divine aura halves all damage received. In addition, any and every non-divine individual that looks at her while in this form is automatically inflicted with Mind-Melted and Blind. In her goddess form, Din can use her Open Palm attack three times in a single action, without incurring any cooldown. [Halves damage received; inflicts Mind-Melted and Blind on sight of her; Can use Open Palm 3x in one action, once, without cooldowns; 3 turn duration]
Other Info:
- While she has incarnated into a human body, quite like the Goddess Hylia did with Zelda in Skyward Sword; due to being one of the three Golden Goddesses, Din was able to retain all of her memories and abilities as a divine entity. Just because she can use her divine powers doesn't mean her very mortal body can take it though. Unleashing the full extent of her godhood would undoubtedly reduce her physical form to atoms, and she quite likes her current form thank-you-very-much!
- The golden goddesses transcend time and space in the Zelda universe. Din is understandably aware with the general points of Hyrule's history in practically all timelines... just the general points though. Unless it was an earth-shattering event, a goddess like herself rarely bothered with the miniscule details and intricacies of mortals.
Last Edit:
Jul 21, 2021 18:10:27 GMT -8 by Blade Unlimited
