#rageaspect

I've been meaning to do this one for a while, largely because it's quite easy but also because it's what I consider one of my OCs to be.

1) Stirrer of the century

The Maid of Rage would serve rage and negative spirit. To do this, she would probably just het everybody up and make them all angry. Depending on who she affects, this could be great or catastrophic. Your Maid works on a Prince of Space and you’re doomed. However, she angers a Page of Rage and this would be a definite positive. Alternatively, serving it could be seen as the opposite. By serving it she could calm everybody down in a massive way and stop people being too rash. It’s up to your interpretation, really.

2) Using rage

By serving using Rage, she would channel all her negative energy into things that would help the others. She would use her rage to power her on and do things she wouldn’t/couldn’t normally do. This means that she might have to kill a dangerous Player who could endanger the session, for example. That’s the best example I can come up with off the top of my head.

3) Made of rage

This would equate to her just becoming a rage machine. She would be so angry and negative that if anything or anyone crossed her, she would attack it right there and then. This could be good, as she may destroy a dangerous Player, but she might kill a helpful one. Consider this her Berserk Mode.

Your Maid of Rage really does need a best friend/Moirail to keep them under control otherwise you’re basically screwed. Her alignment makes very little difference here; she would be so blinded by rage half the time that it wouldn’t matter.

1) Offense

During combat the Knight would be able to use Rage to supplement their fighting skills with their aspect by entering a berserker mode, which would utilise the pure essence of Rage to increase the Knight’s physical strength and endurance. The Knight would have to be able to control this rage or else they could lose control and go on a rampage. However, it’s unlikely the Knights berserker mode would be sustainable for very long, meaning they would have to be quick and finish the fight before their energy runs out.

2) Defence

The Rage aspect seems to contradict the Knights purpose of protecting others, however it’s possible that Rage could be used effectively to protect someone or something. The player could use their anger of an enemy as inspiration to keep fighting for their friends and to protect them, keeping him going and sustaining him until they defeat their foe.

3) Genesis frog

 Using their combat prowess and anger as a weapon, the Knight could be more than capable of protecting both the frog breeder and the Genesis Frog, but they would have to be careful to keep their rage under control or they might risk harming the frog or the breeder in the crossfire.

Indeed, the Knight of Rage has the potential to be a powerful combat class if the player can control their rage and channel it into whatever they needed to accomplish. Otherwise they could be a plague on their session, losing control during vital events and failing to protect their team, even causing harm to those they mean to shield.

1) Destroying rage

The ability to destroy rage could be either a passive or an active ability. In a passive way, the Prince’s actions could unintentionally lead to pacifying a team member who is extremely angry. In a more active way, the Prince could actively seek out and destroy the persons rage by removing the source of their anger e.g. If the person X is angry at person Y then the Prince could kill/remove person Y, thus calming person X. This could backfire however as removing person Y could just further anger person X, making the entire situation worse for everyone.

2) Destroying with rage

As with many Rage players, the Prince is capable of entering a berserker mode that substantially increases their strength and speed. However the Prince’s mode is slightly different as this class is made for destruction. This berserker mode slowly causes damage to the Prince’s body over time and sustained rages will eventually cause great harm to the Prince, which could prove fatal. As with the rest of the Rage players, if the Prince can’t learn to control their rage then they could end up losing control in this state and harming their allies.

The Prince of Rage just like many other Prince classes could potentially be an invaluable offensive asset to their team or end up being the entire session’s downfall. This all depends on how well the player can cope with their rage. This class may also be one of the most powerful classes in terms of straightforward damage and raw strength.

Works well with: Sylph of Rage, Rogue of Rage

Works poorly with: Bard of Rage, Knight of Blood

Seer of Rage

Requested by twotwoonetea and nepecatnip.

This one is the Title of one of my closest friends, and she asked me to do it ages ago but I’ve only just got around to it… Well, this is a really interesting, if slightly simple Title and it was good to analyse.

1) Understanding

Let me set the scene for you… Person A says something which really annoys Person B, entirely by accident. Nobody can really see why Person B is so pissed off about it. Except… The Seer of Rage. The moral of that story is that if somebody is angry or wrathful, and the reasons aren’t obvious, the Seer would be able to understand why they were that way. This understanding would no doubt benefit your group, unless your Seer was rogue. She’d be able to pass on this knowledge to other members of the group, and they’d be able to deal with it accordingly. Of course, if your Seer is working against the group, she could keep this knowledge to herself and exacerbate the situation by either doing nothing about it or encouraging the negative emotions within the person feeling them.

2) Predicting

The Seer of Rage would be able to predict if actions or words would invoke a bad reaction from others, like feelings of wrath or anger. She could tell if they (or somebody else) was about to anger somebody, and probably to the extent. Depending on her alignment, she could either stop it happening, and thus spare their feelings, or encourage it and cause mischief. This could make or break a group’s social bindings and has the potential, if she’s bad, to rip apart the group.

3) Using

Using Rage to predict or understand could mean that, should she become angry or experience general negative spirit, she could end up understanding or predicting something. Like say she gets in a tizz and then BOOM she gets a vision or something. I’m not sure about this one but I’m tired and it sounded fun hehe.