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What is this? A proper reference sheet with updated information of a character that desperately needed it? 'Tis a miracle! And one day, EVENTUALLY! I will make more for other characters. eventually

Name: Lykofos Arbenet (Lee-cough-os Arr-ben-et, usually goes by his last name)

Sex: Male (straight)

Species: ghost (dark mage)

Age: +400 years since death

Height: (with legs): 2.25m/7'4''

Weight: ???

Likes: Playing around with his powers, his cape, others' misery, annoying people (ranging from just trolling to emotional torment) especially the serious and stoic, classical music, organized chaos.

Dislikes: People touching his cape, when his attempts at annoying yield no results, people telling him what to do, interrupting his studies.

Personality: A man from a prestigious background with a lot of class, he is elegant and flamboyant in his expressions, almost theatrical. Arbenet pursues knowledge and the power that comes with it, and a life (or afterlife, if you will) of pleasure with little to no regard for others. He is cunning, manipulative, has a way with words and is proud and confident of his abilities. He does things for seemingly no rhyme or reason, but he really is just bored having lived so long. Arbenet boasts a nigh unbreakable composure and is rarely in a bad mood, but if he is not, it will show.

Bio: Once a highly respected wizard in life, he was a magical prodigy with easy access to instructors and magic books of all sorts. He was curious to see first hand the true extent of what magic could do, so he studied and practiced all the time. One day, curiosity got the better of him and he read ancient, forbidden tomes not meant for anyone to read. As he read these tomes in secret, his power grew ever stronger, too strong in fact that he caused an accident where innocent people, both human and mage, died. These actions caused humans to fear and mistrust mages and led to Arbenet's public humiliation and later on, his banishment. Due to the fear that Arbenet caused, six powerful mages -three of darkness and three of light- gathered to send him away to another world and cast a seal on him to prevent his return. The banished wizard was sent to the deeper corners of the Dreamworld, where he slowly lost his mind and soon enough, his life. Determined to continue his studies, he cast a "curse" (depending on how you see it) on himself to keep himself alive as a specter until he has learned everything there is about magic.

Powers and Abilities: Dark magic, elemental magic, mild shapeshifting, expert word usage ("the silver tongue," as it's called), low precognition skills (can fairly accurately predict outcomes in the very near future), and his most used skill: advanced reality manipulation. He is, without a doubt, the most powerful wizard of his time. Should he anticipate a confrontation, he will try to study as much of his opponent as he can. He does not play fair and has many tricks up his sleeve.

Weaknesses/Limitations: Powerful as he may be, he has a few weaknesses. While as a ghost, physical attacks can phase through him, he is not immune to attacks that target the mind. He can hold his own against demigods and beings of similar level to those, but he cannot stand up to a god. Cannot time travel, or control reality when there is none (such as in a dream or illusion, not to be confused with the Dreamworld itself). Lastly, the seal of the ancients that was cast on him when he was banished keeps him anchored to the dreamworld. Should it be broken, he'd be able to travel through dimensions freely, but as of now, he is restricted to the Dreamworld and people's dreams.

Fun Facts!
- He actually had a family before being banished. There's a chance that Liz might be his descendant.
- Part of the reason he likes to torment people is because of underlying bitterness from being banished.
- Everyone he knew is dead.
- Somnifer is his favorite victim to tease, mainly because he relates to him in a way.
- Legit takes time out of his day to think of metaphors about how he can control reality. ("It's in the palm of my hand", "Laws of physics are mere suggestions" and so on)
- Can actually offer a deep and meaningful conversation given the right circumstances.

Description
What is this? A proper reference sheet with updated information of a character that desperately needed it? 'Tis a miracle! And one day, EVENTUALLY! I will make more for other characters. eventually

Name: Lykofos Arbenet (Lee-cough-os Arr-ben-et, usually goes by his last name)

Sex: Male (straight)

Species: ghost (dark mage)

Age: +400 years since death

Height: (with legs): 2.25m/7'4''

Weight: ???

Likes: Playing around with his powers, his cape, others' misery, annoying people (ranging from just trolling to emotional torment) especially the serious and stoic, classical music, organized chaos.

Dislikes: People touching his cape, when his attempts at annoying yield no results, people telling him what to do, interrupting his studies.

Personality: A man from a prestigious background with a lot of class, he is elegant and flamboyant in his expressions, almost theatrical. Arbenet pursues knowledge and the power that comes with it, and a life (or afterlife, if you will) of pleasure with little to no regard for others. He is cunning, manipulative, has a way with words and is proud and confident of his abilities. He does things for seemingly no rhyme or reason, but he really is just bored having lived so long. Arbenet boasts a nigh unbreakable composure and is rarely in a bad mood, but if he is not, it will show.

Bio: Once a highly respected wizard in life, he was a magical prodigy with easy access to instructors and magic books of all sorts. He was curious to see first hand the true extent of what magic could do, so he studied and practiced all the time. One day, curiosity got the better of him and he read ancient, forbidden tomes not meant for anyone to read. As he read these tomes in secret, his power grew ever stronger, too strong in fact that he caused an accident where innocent people, both human and mage, died. These actions caused humans to fear and mistrust mages and led to Arbenet's public humiliation and later on, his banishment. Due to the fear that Arbenet caused, six powerful mages -three of darkness and three of light- gathered to send him away to another world and cast a seal on him to prevent his return. The banished wizard was sent to the deeper corners of the Dreamworld, where he slowly lost his mind and soon enough, his life. Determined to continue his studies, he cast a "curse" (depending on how you see it) on himself to keep himself alive as a specter until he has learned everything there is about magic.

Powers and Abilities: Dark magic, elemental magic, mild shapeshifting, expert word usage ("the silver tongue," as it's called), low precognition skills (can fairly accurately predict outcomes in the very near future), and his most used skill: advanced reality manipulation. He is, without a doubt, the most powerful wizard of his time. Should he anticipate a confrontation, he will try to study as much of his opponent as he can. He does not play fair and has many tricks up his sleeve.

Weaknesses/Limitations: Powerful as he may be, he has a few weaknesses. While as a ghost, physical attacks can phase through him, he is not immune to attacks that target the mind. He can hold his own against demigods and beings of similar level to those, but he cannot stand up to a god. Cannot time travel, or control reality when there is none (such as in a dream or illusion, not to be confused with the Dreamworld itself). Lastly, the seal of the ancients that was cast on him when he was banished keeps him anchored to the dreamworld. Should it be broken, he'd be able to travel through dimensions freely, but as of now, he is restricted to the Dreamworld and people's dreams.

Fun Facts!
- He actually had a family before being banished. There's a chance that Liz might be his descendant.
- Part of the reason he likes to torment people is because of underlying bitterness from being banished.
- Everyone he knew is dead.
- Somnifer is his favorite victim to tease, mainly because he relates to him in a way.
- Legit takes time out of his day to think of metaphors about how he can control reality. ("It's in the palm of my hand", "Laws of physics are mere suggestions" and so on)
- Can actually offer a deep and meaningful conversation given the right circumstances.