Most violent character?

[NaruShadow]

Adam Brinks....and the MacGregors hahaha. They're not too bad for the most part, but if you manage to offend one of them you need to find a pretty big rock to hide under.

[Zanthos]

MacGregors? if your gonna say them, say the stone knights as well, hell even include the church of Donii. They'll all kill you if you cross them, and they're only bloody because of newspawns who think the world should be the way they think, despite years of tradition.

I personally appreciate the macrgegors and stone knights of the world, because they keep things realistic.

[saztronic]

Seko used to have a character called The Darkness or something like that. I never interacted with him, but he's the most frightening character I've ever heard about from others.

[SekoETC]

No, I think you're mixing things up. I had "the dark incarnation" but he was pretty nice, a bit eccentric but he didn't hurt people. You might be referring to Phoenix (originally called Jonas) who hurt several people and did some sexually perverted stuff as well.

My impression of Adam is that he doesn't have to use violence since he does a good enough job intimidating people.

About Fritter/Baron F., in my opinion he was rather charming. Might be because he had a crush on my character, although after she escaped, he was so mad that he would have killed her if he'd caught her again.

Most likely the most violent people are killed off before they can build up a reputation, while the most sadistic people must do it in secrecy and appear charming in the public. Cantrians in general tend to be very violent and not care much about death. Death is so common that if some nameless newspawn drops dead, people won't even pause their discussion to state the cause of death. Violence without a cause is more rare and shocking, but is seen very different from violence in the name of the law. If you look at a lynch mob from an outsider perspective, it may appear brutal but for the people involved, it's the only way to handle things.

[Razorlance]

I vote for most polish pirates, they tried to communicate to one of my characters as they slowly killed him. He was trying his best to understand but to no avail. I think they had followed his boat as soon as they saw it, they were pretty relentless on killing him.

[Talapus]

Yeah, I would have to go with the Barons. They were quite successful with killing off several entire towns. Or perhaps that guy who ran off with Luna to Burgeo. What was his name again?

[Kabanahut]

When I saw this thread I thought of Adam, So I guess he gets my vote

[15454]

I had Mr.S. and Shwe Ming, who became Baroness S.

[NaruShadow]

MacGregors? if your gonna say them, say the stone knights as well, hell even include the church of Donii. They'll all kill you if you cross them, and they're only bloody because of newspawns who think the world should be the way they think, despite years of tradition.

I personally appreciate the macrgegors and stone knights of the world, because they keep things realistic.

Yea they're generally good to have around, They're just very intimidating. Although some of the newer stone knights have a tendency to get cocky. One of my characters had to bail his friend out in Olipfirovash. He said something about how he was intimidated by the knights and didnt really like them, so he wanted to leave town. A young stone knight initiate threw a fit, attacked him and locked him up, determined to kill him. Luckily a much older knight arrived in town the next day, I spoke with him and we got my friend healed up and the worst that happened was he got kicked outta town. lol.


of course then he went on to try and gather an army to destroy the knights and got himself killed.

[Voltenion]

Amateurs... Mercenarios de Dominion To be more exact, Thomas of Lark. Killed about 30 people with just a bone spear In fact, he killed himself

[Xanalsir]

How'd he manage that? Killing people with a bone spear, I mean. Killing yourself isn't too tough.

[SekoETC]

A bone spear is a powerful weapon at least if the target doesn't have a shield. I remember one of my characters used to hit about 30 damage with a bone spear.

[joo]

Yeah, I had a character who almost killed someone with three throws of a bone spear.

[saztronic]

No, I think you're mixing things up. I had "the dark incarnation" but he was pretty nice, a bit eccentric but he didn't hurt people. You might be referring to Phoenix (originally called Jonas) who hurt several people and did some sexually perverted stuff as well.

You're probably right. I can't say too much, but it was something about stringing another charrie up in a tree and drawing pictures of him/her while s/he slowly starved to death. Something like that.

Which sounds like great roleplay, kudos, but I'm not sure I could handle something like that realistically or consistently -- from either side. *sigh* I have a limited range.

[SekoETC]

No, that wasn't my character. Sounds innovative though.