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TRIGGERS: Would it piss off a knight who took his/her job seriously? Then Agrias would probably be a little bugged by it, at least. That said, she's not uptight. She won't come down on someone for having a drink or cussing a blue streak. Showing disrespect to royalty, knights, or soldiers will provoke a cool response. And while she's fine with someone being surprised or shocked to meet a female knight, she's not fine with being told women have no business with knighthood; she'll put the ice in those blue eyes to good use.
COMBAT PROWESS: Agrias has mastered all five techniques of the Holy Sword, the Ivalician Holy Knight discipline; she can channel holy energy through the blade of a sword (and only a sword) and direct it in "blasts" within a certain range. She also specialized in White Magic spellcraft to serve as a medic for her allies during emergencies. Beyond these abilities, she is a young, athletic woman who is extremely well-versed in swordplay, and is slightly better at predicting and evading physical attacks than most of her allies.
MENTAL STATE: Brave and loyal, with a steadfast sense of justice and a strong code of honor. Not one to fawn, but will treat royalty and fellow knights/soldiers with great respect and courtesy. Disgusted by thievery, cowardice, and opportunism. Owing to her battles against the Lucavi - the demonic hierarchy of her world - and growing up in a realm where dragons and minotaurs are megafauna rather than myth, Agrias is quite willing to accept the appearance of supernatural beings. She is less willing to accept any claim or boast that these beings cannot be harmed or slain.
TELEPATHY/MINDREADING: Sure. Let's just talk it over before you go psychically rewiring her mind to make her think she's an alcoholic penguin with a job in custodial service.
FOURTH-WALLING: Not unthinkable! Agrias would respond with some permutation of blinks, puzzled frowns, and a tilted head to someone who claims she's a character in a story, especially given the medium she "appears" in.
PHYSICAL CONTACT: Agrias would be fine with a hand on her arm, a nudge or friendly slap on the shoulder, and in some circumstances even a hug. Handshakes or clasped wrists are also welcome. She'll kneel to Ivalician royalty, bow to foreign kings and queens, and incline her head to knights and soldiers.
ROMANCE/SEXUAL RELATIONS: Uncharted territory. Agrias has never had a romantic partner and doesn't imagine she ever will, but this has always been tied to her knighthood. Now that she is no longer in Ivalice, and unsure if she will ever return, her outlook may change.
INJURE/KILL: I figure discussing character death prior to writing it is an unspoken agreement! As for injuries, Agrias is a knight and they come with the job. If your character is sparring or fighting with her, wounds are reasonable, barring dismemberment, disfigurement, multiple subdural hematomas, etc.
DEVICE HACKING: Hit me up first.
THREADJACKING: Go for it!
ANYTHING ELSE: Pretty much that. I'm not hugely possessive when playing existing characters, and I don't think I have a monopoly on good ideas for them, so don't worry too much about stepping on my toes. My AIM, e-mail, and this journal are probably the best places to contact me for ideas; I lack a Tumblr and a Plurk (I don't like them).
COMBAT PROWESS: Agrias has mastered all five techniques of the Holy Sword, the Ivalician Holy Knight discipline; she can channel holy energy through the blade of a sword (and only a sword) and direct it in "blasts" within a certain range. She also specialized in White Magic spellcraft to serve as a medic for her allies during emergencies. Beyond these abilities, she is a young, athletic woman who is extremely well-versed in swordplay, and is slightly better at predicting and evading physical attacks than most of her allies.
MENTAL STATE: Brave and loyal, with a steadfast sense of justice and a strong code of honor. Not one to fawn, but will treat royalty and fellow knights/soldiers with great respect and courtesy. Disgusted by thievery, cowardice, and opportunism. Owing to her battles against the Lucavi - the demonic hierarchy of her world - and growing up in a realm where dragons and minotaurs are megafauna rather than myth, Agrias is quite willing to accept the appearance of supernatural beings. She is less willing to accept any claim or boast that these beings cannot be harmed or slain.
TELEPATHY/MINDREADING: Sure. Let's just talk it over before you go psychically rewiring her mind to make her think she's an alcoholic penguin with a job in custodial service.
FOURTH-WALLING: Not unthinkable! Agrias would respond with some permutation of blinks, puzzled frowns, and a tilted head to someone who claims she's a character in a story, especially given the medium she "appears" in.
PHYSICAL CONTACT: Agrias would be fine with a hand on her arm, a nudge or friendly slap on the shoulder, and in some circumstances even a hug. Handshakes or clasped wrists are also welcome. She'll kneel to Ivalician royalty, bow to foreign kings and queens, and incline her head to knights and soldiers.
ROMANCE/SEXUAL RELATIONS: Uncharted territory. Agrias has never had a romantic partner and doesn't imagine she ever will, but this has always been tied to her knighthood. Now that she is no longer in Ivalice, and unsure if she will ever return, her outlook may change.
INJURE/KILL: I figure discussing character death prior to writing it is an unspoken agreement! As for injuries, Agrias is a knight and they come with the job. If your character is sparring or fighting with her, wounds are reasonable, barring dismemberment, disfigurement, multiple subdural hematomas, etc.
DEVICE HACKING: Hit me up first.
THREADJACKING: Go for it!
ANYTHING ELSE: Pretty much that. I'm not hugely possessive when playing existing characters, and I don't think I have a monopoly on good ideas for them, so don't worry too much about stepping on my toes. My AIM, e-mail, and this journal are probably the best places to contact me for ideas; I lack a Tumblr and a Plurk (I don't like them).
