Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa - Caster

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[PTabbedContent=Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa Caster][PTab=Status] Parameters STR D END D AGI D MNA A LCK C NP A+ Personal Skills Skill 01 Expert of Many Specializations: Rank B+ Expert of Many Specializations is the ability to access and use of many expert skills. Agrippa can use magecraft, kabbalah, astrology, alchemy, formalcraft, and to a total of 16 skills related to magecraft with a B-rank proficiency. Skill 02 Natural Born Genius: Rank B Natural Born Genius is a skill for those prodigies who were born with an unnaturally high intellect. Agrippa had mastered the ways of the sword and war by the age of twenty, finding them boring, and moved into the world of academia where he adept at learning. This skill grants him impressive intellegence in regards to most subjects and a great memory when observing increasing the likelihood that he can master something after one attempt. Skill 03 High Speed Divine Words: Rank E (FAKE) High-Speed Divine Words is the power to activate Thaumaturgy without the use of Magic Circuits. The language of the Age of Gods, back when words played a heavy role in spellcasting. As such, it is power long lost by modern magi. Through his research and pursuit, Agrippa was able to somewhat emulate the lost art of Divine Words, however he was not able to achieve the levels told in legend. He is only capable of using this skill in rituals with the aid of his Noble Phantasm to recreate lost mysteries for but a moment. Class Skills Skill 01 Item Construction: Rank A+ Item Construction is the skill to manufacture magical items. Heinrich is the inspiration for many feats in magecraft through use of his notes or blueprints. He is known for creating a successful elixir of immortality. Heinrich has no desire to make anything for him, thus this skill often goes unused. Skill 03 Territory Creation: Rank A Territory Creation is the skill to build a special terrain that is advantageous to oneself as a magus. At this rank, creation of a "Temple", which is superior to a "Workshop", becomes possible. Noble Phantasm De Occulta Philosophia Libri Ultimo: Complete Grimoire of Occult Philosophy Rank: A+ Type: Anti-Unit The Complete Grimoire of Occult Philosophy is the culmination of all of Agrippa's work in life brought to fruition. Sadly he was not able to complete this in life. This grimoire contains all of the spells and magic he learned in life. Much like a Magic Crest, Agrippa only has to pass prana through the grimoire and the grimoire will seek the spell he desires and perform the casting for him. During his life, Agrippa learned almost all magecraft available to him in Europe and as such roughly 80% of all European spells can be found in this tome. The Grimoire was unable to be released in its entirety. Agrippa was only able to release three books of the seven he had planned. The full combat potential of this Noble Phantasm is when the grimoire is separated into its seven tomes. By channeling prana through all seven tomes while conducting a ritual utilizing divine words, Agrippa is able to briefly create true ether from the Age of the Gods. The ether is released in a concentrated orb which causes a catalytic explosion causing raw destruction and flooding that area with it as it dissipates. The concentration of ether has high destructive potential, but the scale limits its use to only be able to guarantee damage to a single target and the surrounding area. - Book One: Natural Magic - Book Two: Celestial Magic - Book Three: Ceremonial Magic - Book Four: Creation Magic - Book Five: Infernal Magic - Book Six: Language Magic - Book Seven: Lost Magic [/PTab] [PTab=Profile] Character Details 1 Height / Weight : 152cm / 51kg Source : 15th Century Germany Home Region : Europe Alignment : Chaotic Neutral Gender : Male Master of Many Talents Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa was always a sharp man. From a young age he showed potential in mastering anything he set his mind to in a short amount of time. He spent his youth focusing on martial attributes by becoming a soldier for Maximilian I performing deeds to earn him knighthood. Afterward, he spent his time focusing on academia which lead him to magecraft. He had exhausted many of his previous sources so finding a subject rich with lost knowledge peeked his interests greatly. Magical Research Agrippa spent many years of his life jumping from one topic of magecraft to another. He would find small connections between each branch and work to put them all together. He recorded his progress in dozens of tomes that he could refer back to when he needed. Magecraft would eventually lose all that it had to offer in regards to new horizons for him. What remained were lost archives to the magecraft or of true magic. He came across many passages that told him that the only way to proceed was by reaching the Root. He refused. Pursuit Many great men can be described by their actions and how they achieved them. Pursuit perfectly describes Agrippa. He was always seeking new avenues to amass more skills and knowledge. He was relentless like a predator. It seemed to be the driving force of his life. He never seemed satisfied with the results, but he was always happiest when he was learning or working toward a goal. He has difficulty in saying that he has regrets because his whole life was spent doing what he loved. An endless pursuit. Grimoire of Occult Philosophy As Agrippa aged, he realized that he would not live long enough to truly gain everything he desired. Like any magus he wanted to leave behind records of his exploits. However, the means to craft a magic crest for his wealth of knowledge would require more circuits than he had available. He sought to change the system. He hoped to create an artificial magic crest. A well of knowledge for anyone to delve into. His plan was to store everything in a grimoire that held every piece of magical knowledge he had gained. He neared his goal, but failed to actualize it. His grimoire remained in pieces and he died. Those who sought his knowledge tore it to pieces, taking only what they wanted, until nothing was left. 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