Windblade
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2016 12:02 pmWindblade
Allegiance: Autobot
Function: Cityspeaker
Alternate Modes: F-35 Lightning II (Earth) / VTOL Cybernetic Jet (Cybertron)
Weapons: Energy Vibration Blade, Laser Turrets (Vehicle Mode)
Special Abilities: Cityspeaker
Height: 26ft/7.92m
Quote: ”Everyone needs a voice – no matter your size.”
Strength: 6
Intelligence: 8
Dexterity: 9
Speed: 8
Endurance: 6
Courage: 7
Firepower: 6
Accuracy: 8
Melee: 8
Tech Skill: 7
Charisma: 7
Rank: 7
Appearence: Windblade is a young, black and red femme with a slight frame, the only parts protruding about her being the wings that sprout from her back in an almost angelic manner. The wings, ducted fans held within, flex with Windblade’s mood, shooting upward when she is alert, downward when she’s sad and so on. Her face is marked with traditional Camien paint, down to the red ornamental paint beneath her sky blue optics. Her cranial unit and face have an Oriental appearance, down to a large, golden, comb-like tiara. Her Energy Vibration Sword is always sheathed at her side, not far from reach.
Profile: Windblade is a bit different from other Cybertronians. She’s from another, more civilized colony named “Caminus”. Caminus was a colony built atop a Metrotitan of the same name, one that Windblade spoke to regularly and had grown quite cordial with. Her duties on Caminus were that of a political one, speaking for the titan that comprised their colony. She communicated to their leader, the Mistress of Flame, Caminus’ energy needs, his need for clean streets, even his desire for holidays. She spoke with Caminus so much so that she began to treat the titan’s language as her preferred language, making her speak with somewhat of an accent when returning to the common tongue. Learning and speaking the language of the Metrotitans was easy, and it gave the gentle giants voices where they had none before.
Windblade is a cultured individual, though not wholly as religious as her peers. For instance, her peers see the Primes as religious figures instead of military leaders, and they worship Caminus instead of Primus. The Cityspeaker had become more of an agnostic after speaking to Caminus, however – it can be quite the sobering experience when you expect to find a god but instead find a quirky, lonely city.
Her morals drive her, and she values truth and justice in very high regard. She abides by them with such high conviction that she is often put at odds by the way the world is, much to her dismay. This lends itself to how she can be quite naïve. Craftier mechs use this to their advantage often, though afterwards they may find a fury that Hell hath no comparison.
Abilities: Being a VTOL, Windblade can take off from a complete standstill, and even hover in place in jet mode. Reaching speeds of Mach 2, the Cityspeaker is an adept pilot, though doesn’t care much for dogfighting even with her moderately powerful laser cannons. In robot mode, however, her lack of ranged combat strength makes her usefulness on the front lines limited, making it far easier to transform and use her speed to close the distance before reverting to robot mode and striking with her blades.
Her true combat strength come in her swordsmanship, where she can easily hold her own against some of the best. But skills mean nothing without the proper tools. Her weapon of choice is the Energy Vibration Blade; an Energon Sword with a twist. It resonates at a high frequency, brushing aside particles and severing the bonds between atoms as it passes through objects, leaving melted, perfectly sliced metal in its wake.
She can form psychic links with Metrotitans, and she has learned their ancient language thanks to the best tutors in the galaxy – the Titans themselves.
Weaknesses: Though she is quite intelligent, she can be somewhat naïve and overly optimistic about the ways of the universe. She is often rudely awakened about particular mechs, but she remains fervent in her convictions regardless of past transgressions. Windblade can also be somewhat awkward in conversations from time to time, especially when she won’t even tell white lies. She’s also quite close-range in combat, only having ranged abilities in her vehicle mode.
Allegiance: Autobot
Function: Cityspeaker
Alternate Modes: F-35 Lightning II (Earth) / VTOL Cybernetic Jet (Cybertron)
Weapons: Energy Vibration Blade, Laser Turrets (Vehicle Mode)
Special Abilities: Cityspeaker
Height: 26ft/7.92m
Quote: ”Everyone needs a voice – no matter your size.”
Strength: 6
Intelligence: 8
Dexterity: 9
Speed: 8
Endurance: 6
Courage: 7
Firepower: 6
Accuracy: 8
Melee: 8
Tech Skill: 7
Charisma: 7
Rank: 7
Appearence: Windblade is a young, black and red femme with a slight frame, the only parts protruding about her being the wings that sprout from her back in an almost angelic manner. The wings, ducted fans held within, flex with Windblade’s mood, shooting upward when she is alert, downward when she’s sad and so on. Her face is marked with traditional Camien paint, down to the red ornamental paint beneath her sky blue optics. Her cranial unit and face have an Oriental appearance, down to a large, golden, comb-like tiara. Her Energy Vibration Sword is always sheathed at her side, not far from reach.
Profile: Windblade is a bit different from other Cybertronians. She’s from another, more civilized colony named “Caminus”. Caminus was a colony built atop a Metrotitan of the same name, one that Windblade spoke to regularly and had grown quite cordial with. Her duties on Caminus were that of a political one, speaking for the titan that comprised their colony. She communicated to their leader, the Mistress of Flame, Caminus’ energy needs, his need for clean streets, even his desire for holidays. She spoke with Caminus so much so that she began to treat the titan’s language as her preferred language, making her speak with somewhat of an accent when returning to the common tongue. Learning and speaking the language of the Metrotitans was easy, and it gave the gentle giants voices where they had none before.
Windblade is a cultured individual, though not wholly as religious as her peers. For instance, her peers see the Primes as religious figures instead of military leaders, and they worship Caminus instead of Primus. The Cityspeaker had become more of an agnostic after speaking to Caminus, however – it can be quite the sobering experience when you expect to find a god but instead find a quirky, lonely city.
Her morals drive her, and she values truth and justice in very high regard. She abides by them with such high conviction that she is often put at odds by the way the world is, much to her dismay. This lends itself to how she can be quite naïve. Craftier mechs use this to their advantage often, though afterwards they may find a fury that Hell hath no comparison.
Abilities: Being a VTOL, Windblade can take off from a complete standstill, and even hover in place in jet mode. Reaching speeds of Mach 2, the Cityspeaker is an adept pilot, though doesn’t care much for dogfighting even with her moderately powerful laser cannons. In robot mode, however, her lack of ranged combat strength makes her usefulness on the front lines limited, making it far easier to transform and use her speed to close the distance before reverting to robot mode and striking with her blades.
Her true combat strength come in her swordsmanship, where she can easily hold her own against some of the best. But skills mean nothing without the proper tools. Her weapon of choice is the Energy Vibration Blade; an Energon Sword with a twist. It resonates at a high frequency, brushing aside particles and severing the bonds between atoms as it passes through objects, leaving melted, perfectly sliced metal in its wake.
She can form psychic links with Metrotitans, and she has learned their ancient language thanks to the best tutors in the galaxy – the Titans themselves.
Weaknesses: Though she is quite intelligent, she can be somewhat naïve and overly optimistic about the ways of the universe. She is often rudely awakened about particular mechs, but she remains fervent in her convictions regardless of past transgressions. Windblade can also be somewhat awkward in conversations from time to time, especially when she won’t even tell white lies. She’s also quite close-range in combat, only having ranged abilities in her vehicle mode.