Drhoz

Re: WWYCD: Your Fav C and Team, are outlawed Quite likely, in fact. Vitus D'rhazz comes from a bronze-age world with suitably 'primitive' ethics. He was in the middle of a long argument about the wisdom of cutting Gravitar's throat whilst we had her unconcious at one point. This did NOT go down well with his teammates or UNITY, but fortunately Vitus was distracted by the arrival of the press, before he could press his point. So, if for example film comes to light of Vitus beat the snot out of some neighbourhood drug dealer, and dropping him off a bridge comes to light, two things will likely happen 1) Vitus will likely enjoy the peace and quiet of Hot Sleep or mere prison (he is a desperately unhappy soul, with good reason) 2) his teammates would have to prove he couldn't possibly have done it, when it would be very likely to them that he did. (They watch him very careful after battles, in case of "My knife slipped. Into his throat" incidents).

Re: WWYCD: Hi! We're your Sidekicks! Vitus D'rhazz would boggle, for some time. "Sidekicks? What is a sidekick?" and probably spiral off into another paranoid interrogation of his colleagues. And when it gets explained to him, would reject the sidekick violently, recalling all to well the horrific fate of his adopted son. Vitus has almost always been far too busy and dedicated for any sort of family or faux-family life - and look how badly the only exception ended up. If mutilation and being fed alive to a monster was the fate of the only individual Vitus ever felt responsible for, anyone wanting to be in the same position is clearly out of their minds.

Re: Superhero Images Vitus, Conjuror of Clan Scorpion, stuck on Earth for the duration and quite possibly the last civilised (supposedly) gnoll in the Multiverse

Re: Quote of the Week from my gaming group... yes, yes he does - or at least there's the relevant posts at drhoz.livejournal.com - under the 'delusional personalities' tag see his Speech of Venting at Eurostar & his teammates here

Re: A contriversial "Would your character...?" Hmm... first off Vitus would stare long and hard at the villainess in question, clearly considering her utterly out of her mind. He's a GNOLL, he wouldn't even be cross-fertile, or even remotely interested in other species. Even if he was cross-fertile she'd have the problem that she's presumably human, and Vitus doesn't think highly of humans (altho he admits they do alright for themselves despite the handicap of not being born gnolls) Reflecting further, and no doubt putting it all down to the fact that most humans on this stupid bloody planet are as insane as their so-called civilisation, (and suspecting it was fall-out of the Playboy interview and photoshoot he did) he would agree, rolling his eyes a bit. He might not know any of the aforementioned millions, or live anywhere nearby, but going along with her plan would be less troublesome then explaining to his colleages why he didn't. Also, if she somehow CAN concieve, it might be an answer to the little problem he's been having, namely being the very last civilised gnoll in the Multiverse, and the only one in any accessible timeline. Then he'ld recall that he might well be responsible for the state of his own species' existance, and the horrible fate of his only lover and adopted son, and storm off to find something to hurt. (Vitus is such a JOY to play...)