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| | ==Fainche the Beautiful== | ||
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| '''Fainche''' | |||
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is the younger, hot tempered of the two Fairytales sisters. She has an eye for the latest fashion and never goes to a fight without having had a look into a mirror. "[[Fairytales_Family/Looking good on any occasion|Looking good on any occasion]], be it dinner, duell or death" is her motto. This also applies for the combat unit, the famous ''Banner of the Dragon''. The soldiers have to shave regularly, even before battle. Uniforms are cleaned every second day, and a specialized uniform consultant keeps the unit clad in latest fashion of the Far East. Yes, that also applies to the weapons. There are few soldiers wielding such beautiful weapons in combat. It is even said that the ''Dragons'' carry a so called field mirror, along with some clothes to change, into every battle. | |||
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==Florence the Bellicose== | ==Florence the Bellicose== | ||
lives and lets die by the sword. Her | {| style="border: 1px solid; float: right; width:25%; text-align: center; margin: 0.5em;" | ||
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lives and lets die by the sword. But unlike her younger sister Fainche, she believes that the feather can be mightier the pen, and that it may be better to make a step back than jumping over a bottomless pit. Her infantry unit, the ''Banner of the Griffin'', has a tradition of breaching enemy lines and suffering heavy losses, close to total annihilation. As such, the men under Florence enjoy the stay in every city the find, for they know that it is most going to likely their last. Well, with three exceptions: The unit's mascot, the lovely [[Fairytales_Family/Bannerholder Bob|Bannerholder Bob]], the grim looking Captain Gismar, and the healer and herb nerd Vladimir somehow manage it to keep a permanent position in the script of the Florence's mayhem commando. | |||
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==Mysterion Deathadder III. the Capricous== | ==Mysterion Deathadder III. the Capricous== | ||
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is the black sheep of the Fairytales family. One half | is the black sheep of the Fairytales family. One half Fairytales, the other half Deathadder, the capricous, aggressive and heartless cousin of Florence and Fainche has [[Fairytales_Family/no mercy|no mercy]] for his soldiers, which he sees as an simple investment, and even less for his enemies. His sergant has to [[Fairytales_Family/eat his correspondence|eat his correspondence]], he commands his soldiers to carry him from place to place, and when he takes the service of a healer, it will be only himself who gets healed. Mysterion is the prototype of a cold hearted noble. | ||
Beside his deficits regarding his character, Mysterion is a devoted conquerror, occasional drinker, plunderer, rapist, and deadly tactician with even more deadly ambitions. | Beside his deficits regarding his character, Mysterion is a devoted conquerror, occasional drinker, plunderer, rapist, and deadly tactician with even more deadly ambitions. | ||
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'''The Fairytales'''<br>have their roots in the very east of the [[Far East]], in the realm of [[Arcaea|Arcaea]]. [[Fairytales_Family/Fainche|Fainche]] and [[Fairytales_Family/Florence|Florence]] are the heroic sisters of the family, both hot-hearted and eager for war. Flash, the older brother, only flashed through Battlemaster history and has disappeared since then. The last member is [[Fairytales_Family/Mysterion_Deathadder_III.|Mysterion]], a distant cousin from the Deathadders, a branch far far away from the root of the Fairytales family tree. | |||
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Following a call of Grandmother Fairytales, Fainche, Florence, and Mysterion have decided to take a break from active duty and do some holidays in a distant place behind seven lakes and seven mountains, far far away from the trouble of the medieval world. | |||
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'''Latest News:''' The Fairytales are back on stage! |
Latest revision as of 18:17, 21 April 2008
Fainche the Beautiful
is the younger, hot tempered of the two Fairytales sisters. She has an eye for the latest fashion and never goes to a fight without having had a look into a mirror. "Looking good on any occasion, be it dinner, duell or death" is her motto. This also applies for the combat unit, the famous Banner of the Dragon. The soldiers have to shave regularly, even before battle. Uniforms are cleaned every second day, and a specialized uniform consultant keeps the unit clad in latest fashion of the Far East. Yes, that also applies to the weapons. There are few soldiers wielding such beautiful weapons in combat. It is even said that the Dragons carry a so called field mirror, along with some clothes to change, into every battle. Florence the Bellicose
lives and lets die by the sword. But unlike her younger sister Fainche, she believes that the feather can be mightier the pen, and that it may be better to make a step back than jumping over a bottomless pit. Her infantry unit, the Banner of the Griffin, has a tradition of breaching enemy lines and suffering heavy losses, close to total annihilation. As such, the men under Florence enjoy the stay in every city the find, for they know that it is most going to likely their last. Well, with three exceptions: The unit's mascot, the lovely Bannerholder Bob, the grim looking Captain Gismar, and the healer and herb nerd Vladimir somehow manage it to keep a permanent position in the script of the Florence's mayhem commando. Mysterion Deathadder III. the Capricous
is the black sheep of the Fairytales family. One half Fairytales, the other half Deathadder, the capricous, aggressive and heartless cousin of Florence and Fainche has no mercy for his soldiers, which he sees as an simple investment, and even less for his enemies. His sergant has to eat his correspondence, he commands his soldiers to carry him from place to place, and when he takes the service of a healer, it will be only himself who gets healed. Mysterion is the prototype of a cold hearted noble. Beside his deficits regarding his character, Mysterion is a devoted conquerror, occasional drinker, plunderer, rapist, and deadly tactician with even more deadly ambitions. |
The Fairytales
have their roots in the very east of the Far East, in the realm of Arcaea. Fainche and Florence are the heroic sisters of the family, both hot-hearted and eager for war. Flash, the older brother, only flashed through Battlemaster history and has disappeared since then. The last member is Mysterion, a distant cousin from the Deathadders, a branch far far away from the root of the Fairytales family tree.
Following a call of Grandmother Fairytales, Fainche, Florence, and Mysterion have decided to take a break from active duty and do some holidays in a distant place behind seven lakes and seven mountains, far far away from the trouble of the medieval world.
Latest News: The Fairytales are back on stage!