Lugal-Kitun

Lugal-Kitun Last King of Uruk Class: Caster Alternative Classes: None Gender: Female Height: 150 cm Weight: 46 kg Alignment: Neutral Good Strength: D+ Endurance: E+ Agility: B Mana: A++ Luck: D Personality: Lugal-Kitun is, rather surprisingly and in contrast to her predecessor, humble and empathetic. She is a gentle woman with a fine understanding of detail in both form and mind. She exudes an air of nobility about her, and her actions and mannerisms are all prim and proper. Her diction is flowery and somewhat archaic, indicating a tendency to favor things that are grandiose. Lugal-Kitun is a person hardened by war and thus is capable of entering into a mindset most acclimated for battle, but as a person she is quite emotional. She is a capricious romantic, and greatly cherishes all that is related to love. In addition, she is rather compassionate and has a distinct sense of justice, especially towards those who are weaker than her. She is somewhat idealistic, and is easily moved by grand tales or tragedy. Class Skills: Item Construction: The skill to manufacture magical items.

-C: Lugal-Kitun is capable of creating powerful healing potions and protective talismans that call upon the favor of spirits and elementals. Territory Creation: The skill to build a special terrain that is advantageous to oneself as a magus.

B: Creation of a 'Workshop' becomes possible. Lugal-Kitun was never trained in the rituals to set up a proper auspicious territory in the ways of ancient Sumer. Her self-taught knowledge, incomplete as it is, is enough to establish a territory equivalent to a modern magus' workshop.

Personal Skills:

Charisma: The natural talent to command an army. Increases the ability of allies during group battles. A rare talent.

E: Leadership skills are high, but the morale of troops decreases extremely. Despite leading Uruk to peace and prosperity, the citizenry turned their back on Lugal-Kitun for failing to live up to their impossible expectations of a 'new Gilgamesh'. High-Speed Divine Words: 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.

C: Line counts for all spells are halved. Single verse spells can be cast at the speed of Single-Action spells. Independent Action: The ability to remain independent even when rejecting the Magical Energy supply from the Master. At the higher ranks, it is also possible to remain for extended periods of time in this world without an established contract.

A++: Lugal-Kitun can remain in this world indefinitely even without a Master and even activate her Noble Phantasm's final ceremony at least once. Multiple uses will inevitably deplete her plentiful prana reserves.

Noble Phantasms

Akar-Kiengri- Ra Golden Raiment of Sumer Rank: B Type: Anti-Unit Range: 0 Maximum Target: 1

Akar-Kiengri-Ra is the common name given to the armor of the King of Uruk. The armor was not passed from one king to the next, however; each king had their own set of armor, which took the name Akar-Kiengri-Ra. The armor, just like the scepter of office, was the official symbol of the King of Urk when on the battlefield. While each king's version was different, they all shared a common inspiration: the sublime golden armor of the greatest of kings; the incomparable Gilgamesh. Lugal-Kitun's armor abandoned most of its defensive purposes to make it as light as possible and thus maximize her speed and agility in combat. It consist of an awkward looking breastplate that protects her shoulders and upper arms, as well as the underside of her breasts to the end of her sternum. She also wears gauntlets seamlessly connected to vambraces.