VERY interesting bit of intel in Alice's character sheet. Looks like Clayton's sister is on The Spirit of Adventure too, and has taken Alice under her wing.
Prince Aladdin Quest (Disney Villains *Almost* Victorious)
- Thread starter TempestK
- Start date
- Crossover Fantasy
I wish there was a "?" emote. What?
- Location
- Wherever I feel like being
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Yeah, I'm a bit confused here myself. Tric, what's the what?
Lifeandlice
Practitioning side-character
- Location
- Usa
I believe when they thought the occult action got removed what actually happened was they got mixed up.
- Location
- California,USA
[X] Plan: Salty Introductions
- Location
- Alabama
To note, the plan has Tinker, Tailor, Engineer... Occult has Tomes, Trinkets and Treasures as well as Tonics, Tinctures and Tablets. So being me, I got them confused when glancing at them in the tally poll I made to check the current votes, missed Call of the Wild still being there, and saw it was edited while somehow skipping past the Occult Action just below the Learning one. Nat 1 on reading there.
- Location
- Wherever I feel like being
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Only for roll boosts. Lowering DCs would add a whole other dimension to things that just feels like it would make things far too complicated.
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
Wait so is Wonderland something entirely created by Alice's mind or is it something she connected to and gave it's current form?
That's a good question, I'm kinda wondering too. I imagine Alice wishes she knew the answer too.
Family Matters (Canon)
- Location
- Oregon
Family Matters
"I see, I see," his uncle spoke with genuine cheer, his voice a booming thunder of laughter. "It's good hearing that Olympus is in such a good state." There was a subtle penetration of sorrow in his voice now, as Zeus let out a sight, his brows curling downward. "A shame my brother had to take the route he did… if I'd only known, I'd have gladly let Hades stay on Olympus to assist in the running of it alongside myself. I'd never considered it though, Hades always seemed more… standoffish."
Zagreus questioned that for a moment, as uncle Zeus could be a tad bit unconsciously derisive of others, though out of no intentional ill will. Eventually he simply nodded, criss crossed in front of the chained man in front of him, on his knees and held in restraint by glowing metallic chains taken from Hephaestus' forge, subduing the marvelous God. "I'm sorry again, uncle." He offered softly, his relative merely shaking his head with a sad smile.
"Not your fault my boy, it's your father and my brother who I have issues with currently, and I wouldn't feel right putting you at odds with your father and mother." Zeus let out a sigh before offering a slight chuckle, "Besides, I'm sure once Hades has had a chance to consider things that everything will work out. We've fought in the past, I'm sure this is another phase of his." Zagreus considered that but didn't comment, wincing at the deep growl that emerged deeper within the enormous cavern which within housed Zeus and one other being; according to his father it has been a monster before even his own existence, something that preceded the God's themselves.
So imagine his surprise when Zeus rolled his eyes with a chuckle. "Dear old pops is just upset he's been in here so long, I wouldn't let it disturb you, he's harmless."
"'Pops'?" Zagreus questioned with a tilt of the head, his gaze picking up on an emergent cool blue glow from deep within the cavern.
Instead of being answered by Zeus this time, a cold and distant voice somehow spoke right as his ears. "I am here only so long as you can contain me… and Hades cannot do so forever."
Zagreus ignored the chill that went down his back, Zeus merely frowning as if having tasted something foul, before he sighed. "Enough of that though," he spoke, the sudden glimmer of hope in his eyes taking Zagreus aback. "I have a favor to ask of you though, Zagreus."
"Anything but to ask for your own release, I suppose," he offered consolingly, his uncle smiling wide at the agreement.
"My boy… I have a son, Hercules," paternal concern shone in his eyes now, a grimace on his face. "He's probably taking things hard on himself, and I worry about how he might be doing. Would you talk to him, in whatever way you could? At least to make sure he's alright. Please, Zagreus."
The usually moody "teen" God found himself lacking any biting or witty remarks, instead resorting to a shallow nod. "I don't see that as a problem," he said with finality, "I will find your son and ensure his well being, uncle. It's the least I can do."
Zeus gave him a grateful "thank you" before Zagreus bid him farewell. On his way out, he could make out the voice once more, again speaking as if from within his own mind.
"I'll be seeing you . . . Grandson."
"I see, I see," his uncle spoke with genuine cheer, his voice a booming thunder of laughter. "It's good hearing that Olympus is in such a good state." There was a subtle penetration of sorrow in his voice now, as Zeus let out a sight, his brows curling downward. "A shame my brother had to take the route he did… if I'd only known, I'd have gladly let Hades stay on Olympus to assist in the running of it alongside myself. I'd never considered it though, Hades always seemed more… standoffish."
Zagreus questioned that for a moment, as uncle Zeus could be a tad bit unconsciously derisive of others, though out of no intentional ill will. Eventually he simply nodded, criss crossed in front of the chained man in front of him, on his knees and held in restraint by glowing metallic chains taken from Hephaestus' forge, subduing the marvelous God. "I'm sorry again, uncle." He offered softly, his relative merely shaking his head with a sad smile.
"Not your fault my boy, it's your father and my brother who I have issues with currently, and I wouldn't feel right putting you at odds with your father and mother." Zeus let out a sigh before offering a slight chuckle, "Besides, I'm sure once Hades has had a chance to consider things that everything will work out. We've fought in the past, I'm sure this is another phase of his." Zagreus considered that but didn't comment, wincing at the deep growl that emerged deeper within the enormous cavern which within housed Zeus and one other being; according to his father it has been a monster before even his own existence, something that preceded the God's themselves.
So imagine his surprise when Zeus rolled his eyes with a chuckle. "Dear old pops is just upset he's been in here so long, I wouldn't let it disturb you, he's harmless."
"'Pops'?" Zagreus questioned with a tilt of the head, his gaze picking up on an emergent cool blue glow from deep within the cavern.
Instead of being answered by Zeus this time, a cold and distant voice somehow spoke right as his ears. "I am here only so long as you can contain me… and Hades cannot do so forever."
Zagreus ignored the chill that went down his back, Zeus merely frowning as if having tasted something foul, before he sighed. "Enough of that though," he spoke, the sudden glimmer of hope in his eyes taking Zagreus aback. "I have a favor to ask of you though, Zagreus."
"Anything but to ask for your own release, I suppose," he offered consolingly, his uncle smiling wide at the agreement.
"My boy… I have a son, Hercules," paternal concern shone in his eyes now, a grimace on his face. "He's probably taking things hard on himself, and I worry about how he might be doing. Would you talk to him, in whatever way you could? At least to make sure he's alright. Please, Zagreus."
The usually moody "teen" God found himself lacking any biting or witty remarks, instead resorting to a shallow nod. "I don't see that as a problem," he said with finality, "I will find your son and ensure his well being, uncle. It's the least I can do."
Zeus gave him a grateful "thank you" before Zagreus bid him farewell. On his way out, he could make out the voice once more, again speaking as if from within his own mind.
"I'll be seeing you . . . Grandson."
Martial: 17 (Zagreus has been trained by some of the greatest heroes that have passed into his father's realm. Even though he's still very young by godly standards, he can throw down like a veteran fighter.)
Stewardship: 6 (Zagreus has pretty much had his every material want handled for him by his father or the servants. He can manage his personal equipment, but that's about where his skill ends. And don't even think about asking him to handle finances.)
Diplomacy: 11 (Like with Martial, Zagreus has had access to some of the best philosophers that have ever died for his education. It's not his fault that he much more preferred to exercise his brawn over his brains, right?)
Intrigue: 14 (Zagreus' father is literally known as "The Unseen", and his fast-talking and cunning ways have definitely rubbed off on his son. If for no other reason to ensure that his dad won't be able to trick him into cleaning up after Cerberus again.)
Learning: 14 (Unlike the Philosophers, which Zagreus could distract by asking them what the sound of one hand clapping was, dead scholars were much more dogged in making sure that their student actually learned something. Pythagorus has a mean arm when it comes to getting Zagrus' attention with a stylus)
Occult: 19 (He's a god. 'Nuff said.)
Caught Between Life and death: Zagreus has an innate connection to the cycles of rebirth and life - with it he draws power from blood, the lifeblood of all mortal beings; unlike most God's, Zagreus bleeds the blood of mortal men when cut, though it behaves alike any other God's in function. When feasible for Zagreus to draw on shed blood in the vicinity, he can use it to empower himself and his weapons, giving him a +10 to Martial.
Renewal and Rebirth: If Zagreus would perish, instead his body disincorporates and he revives shortly afterwards in the Underworld. He can use the traces of blood shed there as a conduit to teleport back, allowing him to rejoin his companions, or otherwise return to the last area of civilization that he visited personally.
Scent of Tartarus: Zagreus' father is basically the boss of monsters in Greece. And they know it. He gains +10 to Diplomacy against any sapient monsters; and unless they have been issued direct orders from his father, he can usually give them orders without too much backsass.
Stewardship: 6 (Zagreus has pretty much had his every material want handled for him by his father or the servants. He can manage his personal equipment, but that's about where his skill ends. And don't even think about asking him to handle finances.)
Diplomacy: 11 (Like with Martial, Zagreus has had access to some of the best philosophers that have ever died for his education. It's not his fault that he much more preferred to exercise his brawn over his brains, right?)
Intrigue: 14 (Zagreus' father is literally known as "The Unseen", and his fast-talking and cunning ways have definitely rubbed off on his son. If for no other reason to ensure that his dad won't be able to trick him into cleaning up after Cerberus again.)
Learning: 14 (Unlike the Philosophers, which Zagreus could distract by asking them what the sound of one hand clapping was, dead scholars were much more dogged in making sure that their student actually learned something. Pythagorus has a mean arm when it comes to getting Zagrus' attention with a stylus)
Occult: 19 (He's a god. 'Nuff said.)
Caught Between Life and death: Zagreus has an innate connection to the cycles of rebirth and life - with it he draws power from blood, the lifeblood of all mortal beings; unlike most God's, Zagreus bleeds the blood of mortal men when cut, though it behaves alike any other God's in function. When feasible for Zagreus to draw on shed blood in the vicinity, he can use it to empower himself and his weapons, giving him a +10 to Martial.
Renewal and Rebirth: If Zagreus would perish, instead his body disincorporates and he revives shortly afterwards in the Underworld. He can use the traces of blood shed there as a conduit to teleport back, allowing him to rejoin his companions, or otherwise return to the last area of civilization that he visited personally.
Scent of Tartarus: Zagreus' father is basically the boss of monsters in Greece. And they know it. He gains +10 to Diplomacy against any sapient monsters; and unless they have been issued direct orders from his father, he can usually give them orders without too much backsass.
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jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
Well at the moment she preventing herself from thinking Wonderland is anything more than a dream.
Though I suppose we should be grateful this Alice is based off the Disney version as opposed to oh say, American McGee's Alice.
Also for some reason I can't help but imagine the Cheshire Cat dropping by Egypt to touch base with Chaos.
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-Sees 'Meow' rating-
Oh dear, I think I've given the GM ideas.
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- Location
- Oregon
To anyone interested, I edited in a character sheet as well so now you all know a bit more of where Zagreus stands in terms of others. May edit in another trait, gonna talk to Temp before I do but yeah!
Another excellent omake! Well done! I feel bad for Zeus here.
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- He/They
Hopefully Hercules doesn't immediately decide to fight Zagreus upon learning whose son he is.
- Location
- Wherever I feel like being
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Herc seems to be the type of guy that gives the people the benefit of the doubt. I mean, look how he handled the whole encounter with Nessus.
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
Speaking of all the stat sheets etc, what's the proverbial scale you're using here?
By which I mean this sort of thing:
0-9 subpar for the average human
10-19 normal human with varying levels of training
20+ elite human/supernatural capability
Beucase for example Zag is a god (even if he's a young one) and his base martial capability is just slightly better then Aladdin who is not a trained warrior.
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Lifeandlice
Practitioning side-character
- Location
- Usa
In all fairness, Zag gets a +15 to nearly any combat situation iirc from one of his traits. Sure Al's got a trait to add half his intrigue (not sure if it's his base or his modified) but that requires that he be in a bad spot.
- Pronouns
- He
Yeah, the Disney version is completely different from the mythology version. Hopefully, this experience won't turn him into that version.
Thozmp
Gets my kicks above the waistline, Sunshine.
Actually, it requires he try to escape from a bad spot. It doesn't seem to help him fight his way out of a corner, but rather being able to spot ways to slip past.