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Original Sketch art by @star-dragon-art, colored in by me.

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Name: Eridanus Ríza

Class: Champion Fighter

Race: Human (Variant)

Alignment: C-N         Size: Medium

Age: 24                      Gender: Male

Height: 5′10″              Weight: 180 lbs

Hair: Black                 Skin: Olive

Background: Soldier Feat(s): Shield Master

Languages: Common, Orcish

Stats (Level 1, Dice Roll, +1 to DEX and STR)

STR: 16     DEX: 13

CON: 16    INT: 12

WIS: 12     CHA: 9

Character Level Plans: lvl 4 - Spear Mastery; lvl 6 - Charger, lvl 8 - Sentinel, lvl 12 - Defensive Duelist, lvl 14 - ABS (+2 CON, 18), lvl 16 - ABS (+2 CON, 20), lvl 20 - ABS (+2 STR, 18)

Weapon Proficiencies: Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons.

Weapons: Spear, Longspear (Non-Throwable, reach), Shield, Bow and Arrows, Short Sword

Fighting Style(s): Protection

Personality Traits: Rather reserved and quiet but his attitude changes greatly when in battle. 

He always likes to be in the frontlines and assert his dominance over his opponents.

Has a compulsive need to protect women from harm.

Has a disdain for most mages but puts up with them for their practical use.

Ideals: Believes that anything that can be killed with magic can be killed just as well with sweat and metal.

What good is a warrior if they're dead? (He will retreat if the battle is not in his favor/futile to go on)

Bonds: He is loyal to the nation of Chrysant.

Flaws: He can let his anger get the best of him at times.

Proficiencies: Light, Medium and Heavy Armor, Cook’s Utensils, Land Vehicles, Athletics, Intimidation, and Perception.

Tools: Explorer’s Pack

Notes: Eridanus’ main style of combat is to disable enemies by knocking them prone with his shield and then stabbing them while vulnerable. (Useful for gaining advantage on targets).

Background: Eridanus comes from a small farming village on the countryside of Chrysant. He lived his life without his father as he died in a naval battle. This would force Eridanus to do much of the heavy farmwork growing up. A friend of his, Meridia, would often accompany him in his spare time. The two were nearly inseparable and their parents thought that the two would end up getting married when they were old enough.

Eventually, an group of nomadic Orc raiders would attack the village for supplies and women. The orcs would catch Eridanus and Meridia together, forcing Eridanus to attack an Orc with the only thing he had available at the time, a hoe. The orc bashed Eridanus aside knocking him out cold, and take Meridia with him.

Eridanus awoke to find his mother by his side in their home. It was then she told him that soldiers led by General Aelius were tracking down the Orcs to kill them and save the captives. Time passed and Eridanus waited and the soldiers had returned with a wagon of most of the missing women, many of which had their clothes torn and were weeping. Meridia was in the wagon, bruised and bloody.

Over the next month, Eridanus would try to help Meridia but she would no longer speak. She became reserved and would often have a meltdown. One day, Eridanus was on his way to see her at her home with some fruit he harvested. She found her by a tree, bloodied and with a knife in her hand. She had taken her own life.

Eridanus broke down and wept for days at the loss of Meridia. After this event, he became noticeable more angry and irritable. He would have outbursts of violence and attack anyone who even looked at him the wrong way. The only person he showed any sign of affection to was his mother. 

Despite his now violent nature, he felt the need to try to stop anything like this from happening again. He was powerless against the orc and couldn’t defend those he cared about, so he joined the Chrysanthian Military as part of the Naval Forces like his father.

During his training, Eridanus was not seen as the best trainee in the camp, far from it. Despite the harassment of his colleagues, he would keep practicing and would favor the spear. One day he had to train in grappling with a Paladin-in-training named Malleo. Despite his best efforts, he would constantly fail against Malleo until Eridanus got the idea to grab a nearby observer, Skopos, and toss him at Malleo only to run away.

Looked down upon by all of his peers, he became shunned and forced into cooking duty for his cowardice and was only allowed to continue in the training program due to his previous perseverance against Malleo.

He never saw cooking duty as a punishment though as he seemed to enjoy it. Though at times, a mage girl would try to sneak up on him for whatever reason. When he caught her one time when he was preparing a stew, he would tell her to leave him alone and that her magic “might spoil the stew”. She would leave and Eridanus would continue on cooking. 

Eridanus came to the conclusion that the stew didn’t have enough potatoes and went off in search for more at the nearby storage. What he found instead was the mage girl being harassed by trainees and he saw them pushing themselves onto her. Eridanus felt a rage he hadn’t felt in years, the same rage he felt when the Orcs attack, the same rage he felt when he lost Meridia. 

Eridanus charged at the trainees and knocked them to the floor only to beat and bloody all of them despite becoming bruised and bloodied himself. A monk would swiftly intervene quickly after, incapacitating the trainees except Eridanus. It was here Eridanus would learn the mage girl’s name, Mila. 

The two would eventually become friends despite Eridanus’ outburst against those who made fun of her for being a mage. He would often find himself in constant struggles with Malleo as he would constantly harass Mila as Eridanus saw it. Eridanus would receive his first mission and be sent off-shore. The ship Eridanus was on would be caught in a terrible storm out in the sea and become shipwrecked on the island of Moon’s Eye.

Eridanus was the only survivor and he gathered whatever supplies he could from the wreckage after burying the bodies he could find of his comrades. Being the cook of the ship and not the navigator, Eridanus has no idea where he was and just felt like giving up on life. He turned to a life of solitude in the wild and would hunt animals until he ran across a village. It was in this village he saw a newsboard that was requesting able bodies to ward off bandits raiding trade routes.

I made a relationship chart for my D&D characters (Well, except Kazoo Daddy, that’s @theitalianmafia oc. He’s also not canon to this but I added him anyway).

Solid lines mean established relationships

Dotted lines mean potential relationships

Pink = likes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Cyan = Friendly

Purple = Hate

Black = Wouldn’t hesitate to kill

Green = Thinks is a joke

I was trying to replicate the Pearl Points art style from Steven Universe with this as an exercise since I’m still new to art.

How I made the card: https://www.aygocm.co.uk/create

How I did her design: https://www.dolldivine.com/anime-princess-dress-up

This is Chrysant. She is a EARTH attribute monster and would have been a part of the Elemental Hero series. Her special ability would be that by once per turn, you could halve her Attack points so you'd be able to deal direct damage to your opponent.

And yes, I do ship her with Sparkman because I think my recent obsession with Transformers has made me suddenly become attracted to like robot-coded characters outside of the mecha genre.

A week later, it made itself known again; this time, it actually ran across my foot as I was sitting at the desk processing an order. I have one of those circulation mats under there, so my shoes were off and electrical pulses were doing their thing. I thought being close to my feet (which can occasionally be a bit pungent) or experiencing an electric pulse might deter it, and for a while, it was unseen. I heard that someone at the bus stop had allegedly seen a couple of rats running around inside the takeaway at the end, but when the person phoned the council, they conveniently mentioned they had visited just the evening before and found no signs of rats.

I don't know how the takeaway manages because, to keep their back door closed while cooking in high temperatures (it was 39°C in my shop one morning last week), they must be boiling alive. I admire their ability to avoid leaving their doors open. The reason I have had my visitors is that I have to open the back door to let some air in. I've almost melted a few times as it is; shutting the door would see me as a huge puddle of blubber at my workbench!

Later that same day, the chippy cleaned out their bin (I'm grateful because it stinks when it's warm), but they rinsed it into the road, so the smell stuck to the tarmac, heated up, and for a few days, my shop was filled with a pungent rotting fish smell! The day after, when I arrived at the shop, a couple of rats were happily licking the tarmac (better than window licking, I guess!). I had another visit that day too; this time, the rat ran from the toilet and out the back door—I'm assuming it was the same one.

Come last Monday, just before 7 am, I made my way to the desk. As I waited for the computer to start up, I saw one of our selection guides sitting on top of the recycling bin next to my chair. As I moved the guide, a rat jumped up from the bin, ran across the desk, and disappeared around the corner, presumably heading to the back door. I think it was more shocked than I was. Randolph (as I named him) had definitely tripled in size since my first encounter with him.

Being blissfully unaware and not always putting two-and-two together, it never occurred to me that when I complained to my wholesaler about getting too many heads snapped off Chrysanthemums, the missing heads were actually being eaten. It was only on that Monday when Randolph had obviously spent the weekend inside the shop that it registered it was him eating them. However, none of the stems were bent, damaged, or broken. It was as though someone had just popped them off. I cannot believe a rat of his size would be able to climb the main stem and then up the thinner flower stems before popping them off. Also, Google informed me that Chrysanthemums can be poisonous to rats, making them a good plant to grow to keep them away from your garden. This leave just one other option: a mouse!

Unless there is some kind of spider that likes to eat Chrysanthemums, I now have to assume it was a mouse. Oddly, no petal is ever left behind, so whatever is taking them is eating it all. There is no sign of any droppings, and whatever is eating them has only ever eaten the yellow ones!

For ten days, there has been no sign of any rodent or Chrysanthemum-eating spider. Other than a bag of flower stems I may leave in the shop overnight (I take home all the stems to put in my compost bin—my roses have bloomed better than in previous years thanks to my homemade compost), I have no other food source readily available. When customers gift me cakes, chocolate, and biscuits, they either go into the fridge or in a kitchen cupboard with a very tight-fitting door. I vacuum at the end of every day, so if there are any biscuit crumbs—they are not left to tempt anything into the shop. Plus, there are six other businesses open in the evening that offer food, so there's not much need for a furry visitor to come to me.

Then, this very morning, I went to move a hand-tied bouquet I made up just before I left last night. It's for display only, and as I picked it up from my workbench, I wondered why it looked so empty. I was sure I had made it look fuller. At that moment, I saw three areas filled with multiple stems—those three areas had housed some beautiful yellow Chrysanthemum flowers. Not anymore. Look at them.

Reasons Why Chrysanthemum Cats Is Getting More Popular In The Past Decade | Chrysanthemum Cats – Chrysanthemums were first cultivated in China as a flowering herb as far back as the 15th one hundred year BC.[11] Over 500 cultivars had been recorded by simply 1630.[9] By the year 2014 it was estimated that there are now over twenty, 000 cultivars worldwide and about 7, 000 cultivars in The far east.[12] The plant is renowned as one of the 4 Gentlemen in Chinese and East Oriental art. The plant is very significant during the Twice Ninth Festival.

Chrysanthemum cultivation began inside Japan during the Nara and Heian time periods (early 8th to be able to late 12th centuries), and gained popularity in the Edo time (early 17th to help late 19th century). Many flower styles, colours, and kinds were created. The way the flowers were produced and shaped additionally developed, and chrysanthemum culture flourished. Typically the Imperial Seal regarding Japan is a chrysanthemum and the institution on the monarchy is also the Chrysanthemum Throne. Many festivals and demonstrates take place throughout Japan in autumn as soon as the flowers bloom. Chrysanthemum Day (菊の節句 Kiku no Sekku) is one of the five ancient almost holy festivals. It is famous on the 9th day of the 9th month. It was started in 910, when the imperial the courtroom held its initially chrysanthemum show.

Chrysanthemums entered American horticulture in 1798 while Colonel John Stevens imported a discerning variety known as ‘Dark Purple’ from Britain. The introduction has been part of an effort to progress attractions within Elysian Fields in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Modern developed chrysanthemums are showier than their untamed relatives. The blossom heads occur in different forms, and can be daisy-like or decorative, like pompons or keys. This genus is made up of many hybrids and also thousands of cultivars formulated for horticultural requirements. In addition to the traditional yellow-colored, other colors can be obtained, such as white, crimson, and red. The most significant hybrid is Chrysanthemum × morifolium (syn. C. × grandiflorum), derived primarily from C. indicum, but involving other types.

Over 140 cultivars of chrysanthemum possess gained the Royal Horticultural Society’s Merit of Garden Value (confirmed 2017).[14]

Chrysanthemums are divided into two basic categories, garden hardy in addition to exhibition. Garden healthy mums are completely new perennials capable of wintering in most northern latitudes. Exhibition varieties are generally not usually as strong. Garden hardies are generally defined by their particular ability to produce an abundance of small blooms with little if any mechanical assistance, such as staking, and withstanding wind in addition to rain. Exhibition versions, though, require staking, overwintering in a comparatively dry, cool natural environment, and sometimes the addition of night lights.

The event varieties can be used to develop many amazing vegetable forms, such as substantial disbudded blooms, squirt forms, and many creatively trained forms, such as thousand-bloom, standard (trees), fans, hanging bins, topiary, bonsai, and also cascades.

Chrysanthemum types are divided into tough luck different bloom varieties by the US State Chrysanthemum Society, Inc., which is in keeping with the actual international classification technique. The bloom types are defined furthermore in which the ray along with disk florets are usually arranged. Chrysanthemum types are composed of many individual flowers (florets), each one of these capable of producing a seed starting. The disk florets are in the center of the grow head, and the kitchen tools florets are on the perimeter. The ray florets are considered not perfect flowers, as they simply possess the female the reproductive system organs, while the storage florets are considered best flowers, as they have got both male and feminine reproductive organs.

Abnormal incurves are carefully bred to produce a giant brain called an ogiku. The disk florets tend to be concealed in layers of curving beam florets that dangle down to create a ‘skirt’. Regular incurves resemble, but usually along with smaller blooms along with a dense, globular application form. Intermediate incurve flowers may have broader florets and a less densely flowered head.

Inside the reflex form, the drives florets are invisible and the ray florets reflex outwards to generate a mop-like appearance. The particular decorative form resembles reflex blooms, but the ray florets usually do not radiate at higher than a 90° angle to the stem.

The pompon form is totally double, of modest size, and very globular in form. One and semidouble flowers have exposed disk florets and one to help seven rows of beam florets. In the anemone form, the disk florets are prominent, usually raised and overshadowing the ray florets. The spoon-form hard drive florets are obvious and the long, tubular ray florets are spatulate. In the index form, the disk florets are concealed, and the ray florets are generally tube-like with absolutely hooked or barbed finishes, hanging loosely across the stem. In the clean and thistle wide variety, the disk florets might be visible.

In Japan, a form of bonsai chrysanthemum was developed over the ages. The cultivated floral has a lifespan of about 5 years and might be kept in smaller size. Another method is to use pieces of deceased wood and the blossom grows over the backside along the wood to have the illusion from the entrance that the miniature woods blooms.

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