Lord Repter
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Commanded Elements
Repter has full control over Fire, Earth, Water and Wind Elements.
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Created Races
Adept Demonians, Adept Elves, Adept Humans, Boutanyas, Dragons, Elves, Gnomlings, Half-Dragons, Half Orcks, and Maloseeds
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Created Classes
Sorcerer and Druid. These classes are only obtainable by a Lord Repter specific race.
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Lords and Champions
Darius, The Mole, The Phoenix, The Angler Fish, The Nebula Cloud
He’s powerful, he’s loud, he’s immature, he’s impulsive and hot-headed… and his greed for katsu is insatiable! He’s Lord Repter and he is the god who presides over Universe Outerah. Repter is as ancient as Outerah itself and although the archives speak of a more humble and righteous entity, that is not the person Lord Repter is today.
And judging him by his personality would be the last mistake anyone would make. Lord Repter commands unspeakable power and contrary to what some might think, he wields it responsibly. After all, it is his philosophy and his “passing the torch” onto Darius that has led to Outerah being what it is today. As a god, he believes that all others like him should be distant observers and intervene only when it is absolutely necessary. For Repter, this means that Outerah’s destruction would have to be imminent in order for him to enter the mortal world. Either that or if either Proterius or Marcarvious have been released from their respective prisons.
Lord Repter is also responsible for the creation of the Elements of: Fire, Water, Wind, and Earth. As such, he created their Elemental Lord proxies who reside over Outerah in the mortal world to this day. He is regarded as something of a middle child when it comes to the Three Great Deities. He’s not as intelligent or powerful as Proterius nor does he have the ambition or drive of Marcarvious, so he might feel unassuming when compared to them. But this is exactly why he was able to emerge victorious when their inevitable clash for power took place. Using Proterius’s own “high and mighty” attitude against him, Repter banded together in a one-time alliance with Marcarvious to seal him away in The Core of Outerah. Knowing that Marcarvious would betray him, Repter beat him to the punch and made sure to make it count! It was all or nothing!
But residing in The Core of Outerah and maintaining his distance from all mortals tends to get boring over time. It is said that Lord Repter has come and gone from Outerah multiple times, mostly out of boredom, but also because his confidence in The Guardian of Outerah is absolute. Lord Repter even chose two of Darius’s successors in place of the Elemental Lords because “he felt like it.” It’s little surprise that those chosen by Lord Repter have proven to be the most prestigious and effective.
Despite his efforts to distance himself from the mortals of Outerah, Lord Repter would inevitably gain followers. Whether it’s a sincere adoration for the four Elements or maybe they love chicken katsu as much as he does (almost… for to claim that one loves katsu as much as Lord Repter are blasphemous words!), The Repten Clergy has always been passionate about Lord Repter’s divine dish and it has become a staple in Outeran cuisine!
For all the great things Lord Repter has done for Outerah, he is ultimately an entity with simple desires. He wants Outerah to grow with as little influence from the gods as possible (though he understands the necessity of religious worship) and to enjoy the little things in life. For most part, that means chowing down on chicken katsu, but Repter does keep himself in top form and ensures that his power doesn’t wane. After all, Proterius and Marcarvious can always be freed. The means in which Lord Repter has grown in power is simple, yet effective. The skull he wears like a helmet is actually the means in which he contains the bulk of his power. He calls it a limiter. If Lord Repter removes this limiter, then he has unrestricted access to the powers he has gained over the eons.
Lord Repter appears as a cloaked reptilian humanoid wearing a skull on his head that outlines his face perfectly. He is an honest and blunt god; the notion of a filter seems lost on him. Despite his rough personality, Repter is strangely humble; he has no illusions of being more powerful than Proterius and even acknowledges that Marcarvious’s power is greater than his own. But it’s this practical approach that saved Outerah from his counterparts. There is only one thing about Lord Repter that is uncertain and that’s whether or not he has a draconic form like Proterius or Marcarvious… It is the one question that has never been answered.
Darius - The Title of the Hero
There is no greater legend in all of Outerah than the tale of Darius. He is revered not only because he was Repter’s mortal companion, but because he literally lives on through his successors. In exchange for great power, Darius aided his divine friend against both Proterius and Marcarvious. There were many mortals Darius once called friend, but he was the only one to survive in two separate battles against powerful deities. Not only did he aid in sealing Proterius away in The Core of Outerah, but he also helped Repter banish Marcarvious to a small, confined dimension.
The price Darius paid for this power isn’t typical of what it means to deal with powerful entities. Lord Repter was sincere in his gratitude, but he may or may not have had an ulterior motive when it came to the aftermath of his seizing power. Repter believed that the deities should have little to no involvement in mortal affairs; as such, he has resided in The Core of Outerah while letting Darius take the reins as Outerah’s Guardian. But when Darius passed away, his legacy hadn’t ended. In fact, this was just the beginning.
Darius was not only the first ever Guardian of Outerah, but he was the champion of the Elemental Lords of Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. With their blessing, Darius’s spirit would inhabit the body of each successor. This great champion gains two titles: Darius and The Guardian of Outerah. These names have become interchangeable as time passed on, and the esteemed champion who would carry on Darius’s legacy does so knowing the burden they carry.
Each time a successor is chosen, the chosen champion gains the memories and abilities of not only Darius himself, but every predecessor before him or her. But The Guardian of Outerah is meant to stay outside of the affairs of other worlds unless they directly threaten the universe in its entirety. Every Guardian of Outerah is tasked with maintaining the balance of the four Elements. This means not only seeing to it that these Elemental energies stay in relative harmony, but making sure the energies of rival Elements do not exceed that of Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. This also means that their time as Guardian is up whenever the Elemental Lords decide that their champion’s task is done. That puts The Guardian’s life in their hands, literally. Lord Repter himself can also choose a champion to don the titles of Darius and The Guardian of Outerah, though this has reportedly only happened twice. This is done when the situation in Outerah is dire.
The oldest of the preserved archives speak of Lord Repter and his triumph over his two rivals and credit him for protecting Outerah by creating “The Darius System.” But as time has gone on, Lord Repter’s name has fallen into obscurity because The Guardian of Outerah is effectively timeless. There is always a worthy champion donning the title of Darius to protect the universe. This legend is as old as Outerah itself, so it’s easy to see why people from all worlds revere not only the current Guardian, but Darius himself.
To those who aren’t pious, the difference between worshiping Lord Repter and venerating Darius seems trivial. But the fact that Lord Repter’s worshippers do not include Darius among the champions who have donned his title spurs great debate between both sides. It’s not meant as an insult, but Lord Repter’s followers simply believe that Darius started the legacy and that it doesn’t make sense to include him in worship when he’s the progenitor of the Outeran Guardians. Those who venerate Darius, however, believe that he should be included for that very reason and tend to favor him over Lord Repter due to the continuous influence each Darius has in Outerah. Worshippers of Darius don’t have a favorable opinion of Repter’s distant nature nor his willingness to let mortals guide their own destinies.
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The Elemental Lords
Lord Repter created his four Elemental Lords with a fraction of his own energy. These four Elements traverse the universe. Because they are part of Repter, he can see what they see, hear what they hear, experience what they experience. So while he might be taking a backseat and letting the mortals of Outerah shape their worlds, his eyes are still upon them.
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Lord of Earth: The Mole
A gant mole that resides within the ground of Orgarges, it is said that The Lord of Earth is responsible for creating the maze that is Orgarges’ subterranean tunnel system. It has been spotted within other planets, but prefers planets with less water and more, well, earth! Its claws can drill through the thickest material or mineral as easily as a hot knife cuts through butter. The debris that collects on its fur throughout its travels has manifested into a makeshift suit of armor; the Lord of Earth’s energy powers this protective barrier, making him difficult to damage… though any who would dare to attack this entity are asking for an early grave.
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Lord of Fire: The Phoenix
This majestic phoenix lights the skies in which it soars. However, the Lord of Fire’s fireshow is even deadlier than it is beautiful. While in flight, the atmospheric humidity dries up and leaves an arid landscape in its wake. Fortunately, this transformation of landscape is brief and the areas occupied by the Lord of Fire revert back to normal after one week’s time. The glow of the Phoenix radiates through the skies, making it appear like daytime even in the night. It sores leisurely throughout the universe until converting into an egg, dissipating all together until reborn.
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Lord of Water: The Angler Fish
Though the Angler Fish can be found in any of Outerah’s worlds, it primarily wanders the depths of Vicrious’s oceans. The Lord of Water is responsible for creating an abundance of aquatic wildlife and monsters that serve as both predator and prey. High tides are an ill omen throughout the worlds of Outerah that bear water, as that is often a sign that The Lord of Water is somewhere within the vicinity. Though all four are proxies of Lord Repter, The Angler seems to be the embodiment of his personality… for better or worse. It’s the most distant of the four lords, but also the most abrasive and prone to practical jokes. The Lord of Water knows the superstition and fear that is associated with his presence, so he’ll cause high tides just for kicks.
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Lord of Wind: The Nebula Cloud
This massive storm cloud traverses the universe and appears as a thick fog that completely cuts visibility. The Nebula Cloud is responsible for delaying travels, blocking communications, and causing some sandstorms. However, the Lord of Wind is also responsible for rotating polarity, collecting space debris, and renewing each of the planet’s cycles. Some consider this Lord a hindrance, but without it, outer space would be overburdened by space debris and make interplanetary travel considerably more dangerous.