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jaderotaski β Kiya - Shadowrun OC
Published: 2013-10-10 01:36:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 4524; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 12
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This was so hard to do T-T Drawing people with extra limbs is not easy at all!Yeah I made a shadow run charterer (Cant you tell I love pen and paper rpg's?) Her name is Kiya and shes a Narkatki, basically a meta human born with extra limbs and she originated from Iran where she was sort of idolized as religious types revere Nartakis as being blessed by the goddesses and stuff.
Anyway shes not no memory of who she is she just woke up one day in a hospital to have cybernetic surgery on her legs and eyes, with no memory of who she is, her name 'Kiya' is what is written on the pendent around her neck and its what the hospital used to identify her.
Anyway she ended up doing a bunch of odd jobs to get by before deciding to join a group of shadowrunners to earn money.
There is more to her then that but eh, I'm lazy XD
Jade xx
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I always imagined a Nartaki four-wielding SMG's while being heavily cybered up with wired reflexes.
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Iran? Aren't they just in the Indian subcontinent yet? *somewhat of a Shadowrun nerd but sure a fan8
Albeit in a way, it would make sense in at least a very alt-Shadowrun... Iranian cultures and Indians cultures are related in history... Zoroastrism and Hinduism/related are born of the same distant proto-religion kinda.. like in a way how germanic and norseΒ and surely eastern germanic peoples shared myths...
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Well didn't want her smack bang IN Idea but Iran is right next to it so...close enough I guess? To be honest I don't have much in the way of a character bio for her mainly because I took partial Amnesia as a negative quality stat wise
Nice to meet another Shadowrun fan tho!
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She doth have a nice potentional for the story
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Se does indeed, like making certain things for my characters to be entirely up to the DM so its just as much of a surprise to me as it is to my character so it feels a bit more genuine. The thing like most about Kiya is because she's genuinely a nice warm person and she really doesn't fit in amongst the rough veteran shadowrunners at all, yet she has skills they need which Β guessing is why they keep her around.
TBH we haven't really started the game properly yet so everything is still up in the open for her ^^
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Awesome game in making x3
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Weapon-Jongleur is just the best (powergaming) way to play a nartaki.
With the background, well, with the world being more and more a multicultural kettle, i tend to accept every nationality, as long as the background story somewhat covers the right ethnic heritage ... even if it is centuries in the past and thinned out to nearly nothing as long, as it has some kind of punch in the story (grandgrandgrandgrandgrandgrandgrandgrandgrandfather has been a high priest of ganesha or something).
Thought about some other nartaki-concepts for the usage of the extrta arms. AR-Decker/Rigger comes into mind, because the charakter could manipulate twice as much overlays/windows at the same time. How this works in rules-mechanics is tricky though, because it is not covered in the books. Time for a brainstorming with the GM ...
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Id that so? TBH I knew I wanted ehr to have a street samurai-esque build with a focus on blades and heavy weapons, she also has medical and mechanical skills so she can fix drones and vehicles I really like playing characters from varying back grounds, places in Iran and Syria especially, though have my fair share of other characters who are norse/greek etc in DND, M&M and other games
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The old 'persian' world and the indian subcontinent are quite underused in gaming if you ask moi
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Make me want to do a somewhat unhinged 'mage' of the Indian tradition(s), a Shivaite 'Left Hand Path' perhaps if I can find a good table to play and join...
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Extra arms have always been a trouble with me. I've never been able to make them look good in the slightest. What I've tried is making them have an extra set of shoulders under the primary set of arms. Course, with my below amateur drawing skills, it still looks bad. I'd suggest trying that for the multi-arm aspect if you can.
Otherwise, she looks good. And the concept is interesting and seems rather cool!
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