Xavarir
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Now on to speculating about Timo!
Timoshkin joined the Galvanic Defenders, and through long study and no end of experimentation, he has become one of the most accomplished technomancers of his time. His etheric helmet represents the culmination of his life’s work to-date. It draws magical power from the substance of reality, grants him limited mastery over gravity, and greatly augments his physical strength and speed. While other Galvanic Defenders blast their enemies from across the battlefield, Timoshkin charges into the fray, a spinning, weaving cyclone of crackling energy and thundering hammer strikes.
Anyone else think that sounds insanely bad-ass? Sounds like a pretty offense based leader to me.
With greatly augmented strength and speed, I see him being very fragile but able to unload enormous amounts of damage, easily taking about full groups of rank 1 infantry.
I'm thinking two attacks. One an AoE based "weaving cyclone of crackling energy", perhaps even magical, and the second, a single target high damage attack, with knockback perhaps?
His limited mastery over gravity either could be either used to help his movement (ie. jumping over units/terrain) or hindering enemies movement (ie. causing the gravitational pull to strengthen around an enemy or himself, reducing movement by a few inches).
Timoshkin joined the Galvanic Defenders, and through long study and no end of experimentation, he has become one of the most accomplished technomancers of his time. His etheric helmet represents the culmination of his life’s work to-date. It draws magical power from the substance of reality, grants him limited mastery over gravity, and greatly augments his physical strength and speed. While other Galvanic Defenders blast their enemies from across the battlefield, Timoshkin charges into the fray, a spinning, weaving cyclone of crackling energy and thundering hammer strikes.
Anyone else think that sounds insanely bad-ass? Sounds like a pretty offense based leader to me.
With greatly augmented strength and speed, I see him being very fragile but able to unload enormous amounts of damage, easily taking about full groups of rank 1 infantry.
I'm thinking two attacks. One an AoE based "weaving cyclone of crackling energy", perhaps even magical, and the second, a single target high damage attack, with knockback perhaps?
His limited mastery over gravity either could be either used to help his movement (ie. jumping over units/terrain) or hindering enemies movement (ie. causing the gravitational pull to strengthen around an enemy or himself, reducing movement by a few inches).
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