Pan

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The reader would not only look terrifying but also have an ominous presence. Skull head? Absolutely. At first people think it's a mask with some funky properties, but no, it's part of their actual head. Personally I’m imagining either a deer or a cow/bull skull, but you are free to pick your poison. The colour out of their skin has almost fully been drained leaving behind a sickly visage. Some of their most prominent features are the skull head, long claws and three horns with two on the sides of their head and one on their temple.

An important theme in them is the number three. Due to three being seen in things involving death and overall being a reoccurring number naturally including; three wither skeleton skulls needed to summon the wither, there being three dimensions to the world and most importantly three being the amount of canon lives people have. And thus it is an important element in the reader’s appearance and life that reappears often and they are naturally drawn to.

Adding to their ominous presence is this ever present mist that follows them. It can make it easier to see them coming if they are moving slowly granted should one know about it. However because they can move unsettling fast themself while the mist only crawls slowly towards them they could use it as subversion if they wanted to. Not to mention the fact that they are naturally deadly silent and thus easily spook people whether they want to or not when they appear. Not that them making an effort to move slow and making noise is that much less frightening. On one hand they could be described as; the quick unseen sudden death, and on the other hand; the slow and foreboding coming of death that comes for all that people wait for in fear while it slowly creeps towards them.

They are immune to the wither effect and withers’ themselves are passive to them. They would be capable to place their hand on an alive thing a drain it's life force. That's an alternatively way for them to get energy instead of eating or sleeping though they can still do those things too. When they sleep, since they don’t need to breath to live, it might seem like they are a literal corpse to others. If they stopped before they had drained somethings life fully the target would gain the wither effect, the duration which would depend on how long they had been draining the target before stopping (the longer they had been doing it, the longer the effect lasts). 

They'd feel an odd pull to go somewhere where someone just died and another for being in places with high death counts. Thus they can often found in such places. The deaths could be canon or non-canon, the canon ones having a slightly stronger pull on them. The main places they visit are L’Manberg(’s ruins), the prison’s perimeter and occasionally the Egg. A biome they naturally enjoy is soul sand valleys for the same reasons they enjoy the other places.

They also enjoy following any ghosts and Jack Manifold around. While one might think Jack would enjoy having a possible friend around, the thing is... he came back from hell and now there’s this person that keeps following him around and their presence just screams death. Wouldn’t that seem slightly terrifying to people and cause worry that they might be getting taken back to hell, because he sure thinks it does. Not to mention, he’s pretty sure that he’s seen that person go willingly to the Egg multiple times and he does not vibe with that.

Speaking of the Egg, they feel drawn to the deaths it has garnered already and have visited it multiple times. At first the Eggpire was ecstatic that someone was coming to visit the Egg willingly and unprompted however as soon as the Eggpire found out about the reader’s powers of draining life from things they were a lot more cautious and all subsequent visits needed at least one of them there as an escort. One them escorting the reader on their visits being because the Eggpire is afraid the reader might drain life force from the Egg and thus the escort is there to monitor them and their interactions with the Egg. 

Due to the reader's being, mobs react differently to them than other people. All undead mobs are passive unless attacked by the reader while withers are fully passive and focus on destroying other people and mobs instead of them even if they attack them. On the other hand both snow and iron golems are hostile to the reader unless instructed by their constructor otherwise, meaning naturally spawned village golems need to be instructed by the villagers they protect to not attack them. The previous thing being a rather hard thing to achieve since villagers fear and flee from them. Though if they persistently visit a village attempting to trade with the villagers and not show any form of aggression at all during their visits, the villagers might eventually start trading with them and instruct any iron golems in their village to not attack them on sight. And then there are piglins who would try to avoid them as much as possible and only trade if they are approached with gold clearly visible. The piglins see interacting with death as a bad omen unless it's to trade and so tend to avoid them at all costs. However some of the piglins that do trade with them, boast about how they cheated death (in trade).

And now for some adorable and fun additions to our reader. In their quest to try and make more noise as they move they decided to add these strips of leather with a few beads on the ends at the base of their horns. They actually did make some noise but most of it was by them manually shaking and tilting their head to hear the good clicky-clacks the beads made against each other and their skull. They have also tried attaching bells and wind chimes to their horns to fix the problem, but people said it was kinda of haunting to hear the bells' and chimes' sound in the wind and then hear literally nothing else. Especially when they are in the middle of nowhere, please reader, stop just appearing out of thin air behind them to ask if the noises made it less frightening, that's spooky. They have almost given people heart attacks multiple times now.

Another thing they have hung from their horns are soul lanterns, usually if it's dark, they are mining or they are walking through the nether. Though one time they decided mid through their journey in the nether that they wanted to trade with piglins and headed to the nearest bastion since they had only seen tiny glimpses of piglins otherwise. When they got to the bastion and went to trade with the piglins there they ran for the hills when they saw them. They took out their gold to try and signal that they just wanted to trade, but the piglins just kept fleeing from them. Determined to trade with them the reader began sprinting and chasing after them, the piglins now letting out squeals of terror. Fundy had decided that it would be good to get some extra gold in the nether, but he wasn't ready for what he saw when stumbled upon this bastion. What was essentially death embodied of their server running and chasing piglins, who were desperately trying to run away from them, while holding gold and shouting with tears in their eyes that they only wanted to trade, all the while the two soul lanterns on their side horns completely forgotten. He looked at the scene in utter astonishment for a second before bursting into laughter out of the absurdity of the situation. However his merriment soon came to an end as the reader noticed him. He just continued laughing at them, that was until they turned and ran at him, then he screamed. Thankfully they only wanted his help and so he told/reminded them about the soul lanterns. They gifted him some gold as thanks before returning to attempting to trade with the piglins, this time without the soul lanterns, while he returned back home having had enough of scare already, but with some gold to call his trip a success.

They admire Philza due to his title of Angel of Death. They end up hero-worshiping him quite a bit and tend to cheer him on during any conflict he’s apart of and they happened to be a witness of, otherwise tending to not care for anything but if the end results in death. They sometimes attempt to talk to his crows and always carry something for them to eat in case they run into one or more of them. They enjoy collecting Phil’s and the crows’ dropped feathers to use for jewelry and other accessories to further their own appearance as death incarnate. They are currently working on a cape made of the feathers.

I think among the other people on the server who would have natural affinity to them depending on their ore type;

For Phil it would instinctually be any ore hybrid whose ore is shiny, in this case; Iron, gold, diamond and emerald. Plus redstone, but only if it's activated, and netherite, but only if the gold parts of them are visible.

For Techno it would instinctually be gold and netherite.

For Foolish it would be instinctually be gold and emerald.

For Fundy it would be instinctually be emerald, but only by a slight margin.

Some ore specific things that some of the different version can do;

Netherite hybrid wouldn't have the grey tint to their skin due to not only being a refined ore (an alloy, more specifically) but also due to not being based from an overworld ore. If one looked closely they could see tiny specs and streaks of gold in the veins. They are also the only one immune/resistant to lava and fire.

Gold hybrid passively pacifies piglins similarly to wearing gold armour. The only ore hybrid whose skin could be tinted grey or red, depending on whether they are overworld or nether based. Their favourite biome would be either the badlands (the mesa) if overworld based and the nether in general if nether based.

Iron hybrid would be able to use themselves to set things on fire if they have a piece of flint. They would also feel a weird kinship towards iron golems.

Redstone hybrid would emit a light if they get hit or tapped due to getting activated that way.The light lasting for about a minute before stopping. The redstone in them gets activated by active redstone like redstone torches and blocks of redstone.

Lapis lazuli hybrid would need one less piece of lapis lazuli to enchant since they can just use their nails to write or coat the enchantments on whatever they are enchanting. Their blood dyes anything it touches very easily and it's almost impossible to wash off.

Coal hybrid would have strange affinity to wither skeletons that they don't quite understand. They can light their fingers on fire and use them as an impromptu torch. Probably the only one who could make their base on the surface overworld and still be comfortable.

Emerald hybrid tends to get a lot of discounts from any villagers they trade with. Their favourite biome or most specifically the one they are most comfortable in would be the mountains/extreme hills.

Now on to some small scenarios of them interacting with others on the server or the other way around;

Tubbo definitely wanted to perform some experiments with them to test their powers/abilities similar to the way he did to Ranboo when they found about his silk touch hands.

TW! Panic Attack Ranboo having a mental breakdown, because he wanted to make the reader some gifts with their specific ore type (for ex. having a piece of it as the center piece of jewelry he made) but now that he thinks about it he isn’t sure of whether they would be delighted or horrified that he technically used their kin to make things that he would gift them. Aaand now he’s facing the moral dilemma of whether this is ethical or not. Techno ends up finding him spiraling and goes to try and calm him down, but then Ranboo ends up telling him about it. Techno starts to think about the times he’s not only gifted them things, but also about the times he ended up using the ore without even thinking with them in the same room as him. And now they are both spiraling. When Phil finally finds them both, he had to call the reader on the comms to ask them about it so that they would have definitive answer and calm down. TW! End

Several people have made the joke “Could this be considered blood money?” when the reader has bought something using their ore type (since it technically could be).

Ranboo has on few occasions while sleepwalking picked the reader up and moved them to another place. Should the reader try to move away while he’s still around he would end up getting agitated, but still move them back. So in short; they have to wait for Ranboo to either leave the area or wake up. This would end up happening to the emerald hybrid most often due to their veins’ colour reminding him of grass blocks.

All of the people on the list of people who had an affinity for a certain ore type; Phil, Techno, Foolish and Fundy, have on multiple occasions walked straight into something or tripped due to them staring at the reader. Primal brain go brrr when they see them, especially if it’s unexpected, and then they forget to watch where they are going. Phil is the prime offender and he gets so very easily distracted by a person sized shiny thing before crashing straight into something. Foolish’s brain goes “Shiny! Kin?” and ends up staring longer than he thought, it ending up with him walking straight into a tree with him laughing it off. Fundy’s thoughts go more on the lines of “Ooh, want! Take? Steal? Wait, no, no, no! They’re a person, bad brain, bad brain.” and while he is scolding his thoughts he ends up walking straight into a wall. And Technoblade, well uhhh, here’s the funny thing... if the reader is a gold hybrid he might just stare at them at first, but after few seconds if he didn’t end up walking into something or tripping, he’s barreling straight towards them. If the reader’s holding onto someone or the other way around they just get a bunch of jealous snorts coming the other person’s way. However if no one is in contact with the reader or they are alone he is going to pick them up and carry them until he either; snaps out of it or he has stored them safely in his home.

TW! Manipulation. Both Technoblade and Dream were very interested on if one could use the reader’s blood with molds to make resources out of them. This would be possible if the reader’s blood was the molten variety of their ore, but if the reader was a very human ore hybrid it would be less so. While both of them are interested in the prospects of it they have very different ways of going about it. Techno would ask the reader about it and if they were okay with trying it. If they said no to it he would sulk for a bit, but then accept it, only theorizing about it without experiments. While Dream would go down one of three routes; Route one being budding up to the reader and guilt tripping them if they said no when he asked, Route two being acquiring a favor from the reader and cashing it in to try it, and Route three being kidnapping them and doing it anyway (whether it would be him that did the kidnapping or someone he convinced to do it for him is up for debate). TW! Ends.

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I could see this going one of two ways; either the blobs are somewhat aware that DreamXD most likely created them originally and thus have a positive opinion of him or they are not aware and view him as just as much of threat as anyone else. 

Generally speaking the blobs found everyone a threat to their person and thus would immediately attempt to protect and shield the reader from them. However if DreamXD decided to visit the reader initially the blobs would form up into their gigantic form to try and intimidate the person away, but once he got closer to them they recognized him as their creator god. They would allow him to meet their person, but should he try anything weird they would assume he was actually a threat and proceed to drive him away. In the meantime they would sing the readers praises and tell him about how nice it was to live here with their person. DreamXD could probably understand a little of what they were saying but the rest was unintelligible squeeks.

On the readers side I think they would enjoy having someone to actually talk to and have conversation with even though DreamXD acted kind of strange every now and then. Then again the reader wouldn’t think too much of it since the blobs didn’t immediately hate him and they themselves hadn’t spoken to actual people in a long time. And while the blobs may have allowed them to meet they still require and demand the reader’s attention, especially when they are talking to each other, so the reader ends up being covered and surrounded by blobs they now must pet, pat and cuddle.

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The reader being a caretaker to whole bunch of blob dreams, as in there are several blobs of varying sizes but most of the time they are very small. It's basically a kindergarten for blobs. The blobs love the reader and demand attention from them constantly and get jealous of each other 24/7. While the blobs are individuals should they agree to work together they could fuse together and become gigantic.

The reader living far away from the main smp so no one basically knows they exist. The reader knows nothing of the going-ons of the smp nor do they know that their favourite blobs are a spitting image of dream's mask. The house I imagine they would live in would be some ranch style house with giant fenced in yard and garden. Their house and yard are filled with miniature furniture of varying sizes and toys for all the blobs to use and play with. Though most of the time the blobs play a chasing game with each other. Some of the blobs help the reader pull out vegetables from the ground when they are gardening.

One time when the reader had come back from a jungle they came back with some melon seeds and started growing them. When the melons are grown they cut two of them into tiny pieces and serve them to the blobs who end up absolutely loving it. They in fact love it so much some of the more devious ones sneak into the garden at their next outing and try to eat the watermelons. The reader suddenly starts to hear crying and immediately jumps into parent mode, but when they check it out they see a couple of tiny blobs crying around a watermelon that has bitemarks in it. The look disappointment and utter disbelief they have is magnificent but they instantly get to comforting the blobs in order to get them to calm down. When they do, and start to squeek angrily at the reader for lying to them about the tasty soft watermelon, the reader gathers all the blobs and gives them all a lecture that they aren't allowed to just try to eat the things in the garden without permission nor are they now allowed in the garden without supervision.

One time Dream's personal blob he can change consciousness to goes missing. So he changes to them and then is absolutely surrounded by other blobs, that mind you he didn't know existed, with absolutely no clue to where he is. When he finally figures it out he changes back to his normal body and starts the trek there. What he didn't expect was that the blobs would register him as threat the second he was in the readers proximity. And when those blobs came to the conclusion that their person was in danger they formed into a giant blob and basically chased/imitated him away. Dream might have seen his own one pointedly ignore him in favour of receiving attention and headpats from the reader. When they register the threat to be gone they simple separate and fall down back to the ground, bouncing off the surface they landed on.

Bunch of blobs squeeking at the reader for whatever they might want and the reader having to basically guess what they might want using context clues. The blobs swarming the reader at bedtime because almost all of them want to cuddle and the few that don't want to be tucked into their nests/beds.