welcome to Eldritch Academy
In a world of myths and mysteries, the pinnacle of the magical academies exists. Eldritch Academy offers education to all ages and species but specializes in the study and training of one's innate mystical capabilities, often called Eldritch Energies, Powers, or Unknowns, but more formally known as their Talent. However, tensions run high with the nations only holding a fragile peace as the Talents that rival the epitomes of technology change the balance of power.
With the more recent uprising of evil Shades and introduction of combat-oriented programs into Talent-focused schools, nations grow more aggressive towards one another. The demand for resources grows, and skirmishes at the border of Arka and Mistere become more frequent. Monsters run into the nations from the Wildes, terrorizing villages and cities. The need for trained or in-training Hunters and Guardians has never been more urgent.
Of Myths and Mysteries
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updates
FEBRUARY 20, 2019
Community Update 2.5 is out! We would like to introduce you to Student Dorm Assistants, a newly organized staff list, and best of all, an updated Academy Guide!
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Community Update #2 is out! We bring you a Fame/Infamy system, an organized Event/PvP system, a new Academy Guide featuring new roles and colorgroups to replace our dorm colors, along with monsters, quests, teams, shards, and more!
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Dec 8, 2018 21:58:24 GMT -6
Post by Hazel Blackwood on Dec 8, 2018 21:58:24 GMT -6
♦ STUDENT INFORMATION ♦ Name: Hazel Blackwood Gender: Female Age: 21 Year in school: College Sophomore Dorm: Cobalt Height: 5'5" Appearance: Brown wavy hair covered in a beanie frame large, dreamy and distant grey eyes. Around 5'5" and only a hundred and ten pounds, there's not much in the way of meat on Hazel's frame--combined with her frequently exhausted shuffle and absent-mindedness, even a summer breeze wouldn't have too much trouble knocking her over. Very rarely does she ever dress up: even in the summer, it's long sleeves and jeans regardless of the heat. Hazel suffers from a chronic case of burnout. Always a bright kid through primary and secondary schooling, she was eager to learn and pushed by her foster parents to achieve the best grades possible every step of the way. By the time she graduated high school, though, the symptoms had already started to show; increasingly annoyed with parental demands of nigh perfection and bored with the unstimulating, prison-like environment of school, she skated through her entire senior year with a flat B average. Seemingly lackadaisical in her work ethic, she puts off frivolous and dire tasks alike until the last minute, then does the bare minimum required not to get a failing grade or fired--much to the frustration of her professors and boss. The same could also be said for her approach to relationships. She puts little time in actually connecting with people, making casual friends and acquaintances here and there without ever really getting to know someone. Her social life consists of drifting between various circles from class or work, aimlessly making idle chatter with whomever is most convenient, and then promptly losing contact with them as soon as the semester is over or they leave for a better job. Underneath her aloof attitude, however, lies a constant grind of emotional clockwork. There's never a moment's rest from the constant squeaking and squealing of anxiety--rarely a respite from the exhaustion of depression and emotional isolation. She intermittently spaces out--at her desk, in the hall...at any random time of the day, it seems, when it all gets to be too much and she's forced to pause. When asked if she's alright, a simple "I'm fine" is all she says to wave away any concern or inquiries. She rarely opens up. A casually guarded individual, Hazel never tells about her personal life beyond the bare basics, especially with regards to her family. She might talk about things that interest her--a new album out from a band she's fond of, or something from her coursework that she's curious about--but rarely does she delve into how her relationships with her family members. History:♦ SPECIES INFORMATION ♦ Name of Species: Human Baseline Dimension: Human, average is 5ft to 6 ft, although it depends on the human. Baseline Appearance: well they're human, no fancy natural hair colours unless dyed, just casual brown/blue/green eyes naturally and pretty normal. Culture/Origin of Species: The most basic of species yet the strongest, humans have been around for hundreds of years and play a major part in history. The outnumber every other species, and it's common to see families with one human and one mythical creature as the parent. Humans cannot pinpoint their origin due to how long they have been on this land for. Traits: • Humans have a natural affinity for magic based on the basic elements, nature, electricity, fire, earth, water, air and metal. This gives them strength when using the elements and resistance against them. From these elements humans naturally have 3 resilience aspect points. • Humans can fit in anywhere, it is easy for them to learn languages, different talents, fighting styles or cultures, this allows them to have an extra talent. Flaws: • f l a w l e s s |
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Dec 8, 2018 22:45:44 GMT -6
Post by Izalie on Dec 8, 2018 22:45:44 GMT -6
♦ STUDENT INFORMATION ♦ Name: Hazel Blackwood Gender: Female Age: 21 Year in school: College Sophomore Dorm: Cobalt Height: 5'5" Appearance:Brown wavy hair covered in a beanie frame large, dreamy and distant grey eyes. Around 5'5" and only a hundred and ten pounds, there's not much in the way of meat on Hazel's frame--combined with her frequently exhausted shuffle and absent-mindedness, even a summer breeze wouldn't have too much trouble knocking her over. Very rarely does she ever dress up: even in the summer, it's long sleeves and jeans regardless of the heat. Hazel suffers from a chronic case of burnout. Always a bright kid through primary and secondary schooling, she was eager to learn and pushed by her foster parents to achieve the best grades possible every step of the way. By the time she graduated high school, though, the symptoms had already started to show; increasingly annoyed with parental demands of nigh perfection and bored with the unstimulating, prison-like environment of school, she skated through her entire senior year with a flat B average. Seemingly lackadaisical in her work ethic, she puts off frivolous and dire tasks alike until the last minute, then does the bare minimum required not to get a failing grade or fired--much to the frustration of her professors and boss. The same could also be said for her approach to relationships. She puts little time in actually connecting with people, making casual friends and acquaintances here and there without ever really getting to know someone. Her social life consists of drifting between various circles from class or work, aimlessly making idle chatter with whomever is most convenient, and then promptly losing contact with them as soon as the semester is over or they leave for a better job. Underneath her aloof attitude, however, lies a constant grind of emotional clockwork. There's never a moment's rest from the constant squeaking and squealing of anxiety--rarely a respite from the exhaustion of depression and emotional isolation. She intermittently spaces out--at her desk, in the hall...at any random time of the day, it seems, when it all gets to be too much and she's forced to pause. When asked if she's alright, a simple "I'm fine" is all she says to wave away any concern or inquiries. She rarely opens up. A casually guarded individual, Hazel never tells about her personal life beyond the bare basics, especially with regards to her family. She might talk about things that interest her--a new album out from a band she's fond of, or something from her coursework that she's curious about--but rarely does she delve into how her relationships with her family members. History:♦ SPECIES INFORMATION ♦ Name of Species: Human Baseline Dimension: Human, average is 5ft to 6 ft, although it depends on the human. Baseline Appearance: well they're human, no fancy natural hair colours unless dyed, just casual brown/blue/green eyes naturally and pretty normal. Culture/Origin of Species: The most basic of species yet the strongest, humans have been around for hundreds of years and play a major part in history. The outnumber every other species, and it's common to see families with one human and one mythical creature as the parent. Humans cannot pinpoint their origin due to how long they have been on this land for. Traits: • Humans have a natural affinity for magic based on the basic elements, nature, electricity, fire, earth, water, air and metal. This gives them strength when using the elements and resistance against them. From these elements humans naturally have 3 resilience aspect points. • Humans can fit in anywhere, it is easy for them to learn languages, different talents, fighting styles or cultures, this allows them to have an extra talent. Flaws: • f l a w l e s s  |
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