Ringmaster Zee

You sir have a fine art style, your clean lines and geometry are quite pleasing to the eye. I'd also like to say it's rather nice to see something aside from sprites and humanized drawings on this forum. I enjoy your anatomy as well, it adds a layer of personality to your characters. Keep it up. -Zee

You have a great art style, I enjoy how it looks as if you're drawing in ink, but with the lovely shading that pencil can offer. I especially enjoyed your dragon drawing, it really showed what you could do outside of the mechanical styles which I also enjoyed. Your xenomorph was another point of joy for me, as I never see enough drawings of these infamous sci fi monsters. Good on you. -Zee

I enjoy the movie style Metru design. Your knack for coloring is great, and so is your aptitude for how to create lines without actually putting them in the drawing. I enjoyed this piece. -Zee

It's good to see you being productive my old friend. I think your line work has gotten exponentially better, and Malum was one of my favorite sets, so good on you mate. -Zee

Good job old friend, keep it up. I like seeing sketches, they remind me that Tablets, while an mazing tool, aren't a requirement.

Entertaining, I just recieved Darkrai from the B/W give away. Nice to see your still active Kohaku.

You sir are amazing. I hope you continue to write pieces like this, it was really a treat to read.

Largely yes.You get captured, you get knocked out, you wake up on the IslandI'd assume then that I would be far away form any caches, and others, to add a competitive edge? (By the way, this is what attracted me to this RPG, that being the sense of competition and survival of the fittest. Well done.)-Zee

Name: Zee (Sorry to be Unoriginal, but I like the Character :})Species: Toa of SonicsGender: MaleAppearance: A Toa of whom is a head taller than most others, due to Robotic replacements for parts damaged in a fall. His armor is colored black, with some underlying grey tones where his armor has gaps. Over all of this is silver heavy armor that covers his shins, one of his wrists, and his Kanohi. The Kanohi he bears is carved to look similar to the Avohkii, after a drawing he saw by a Turaga. It's powers are not a reflection of that. Zee's right arm is completely robotic, his ankles have large shock supports on them, and his torso has numerous life support apparatus underneath and above his armor/Powers: Zee can control sounds, as his elemental power allows him. This means he can both suck the noise out of a space, and channel it in unbearable amounts at will. Usually though, he prefers to use it as a force, attacking his enemies with bands of sound similar to a sonic boom on a smaller scale. His Kanohi bears the power of Levitation, and his robotic parts and augmentations allow him to undergo much more stress than many others. This is limited to being able to fall from greater distances and having less breakable bones, but it is also a hindrance, as if these parts fail, he is doomed.Weapons/Equipment: Zee bears only two weapons, as his previous position allowed. A blade, which is similar to a machete, and a side arm with three bullets left in the chamber.Bio: Zee was a part of a Toa team on an island near Stelt, Zakaz, and Xia. This island was burned to the ground by a plague of unknown origin, and when the last settlement fell he fled in the direction of Metru Nui. En route his small seafaring vessel was caught by a group of Skakdi outside of Xia. They were a few miles off the coast of Xia about to rendezvous with a group of slavers when the Xian coast guard boarded them and retrieved Zee, after killing his captors. They kept him alive only to place him in a foreign legionary group known as "The Schism." After several years serving them in raiding small island nations Zee deserted. He wandered for many weeks across a desert isle in the southern end of the world. Then he was captured by slavers once again, wherein he was sent to the island of pain.-Zee

Excuse my fine sirs, but if a character were to join the RPG after his approval by the Moderator, would he simply awake on the island? Would the briefing about the caches and what not, and being captured by slavers and placed on the island be the last thing they remembered?

You've managed to capture the whole of one of my favorite games of all time, in a single moment. You're writing style is great, and it brought me back to the days when I saw through Takua's eyes. Thank you for this piece of nostalgia, it'll be forever remembered.

Never seen the movie, read the book, nor plan to. I used it as an umbrella name, not taking it from any actual source. I also believe it to resembles the original Organization from the 1770's, so my ballad stays the same. -Zee

I give a resounding Aye to Article 261. I hadn't really thought about it, but it does seem our Solar System was missing one ecosystem, and as it turns out it is the one most dominant in the Northern Hemisphere of our own planet. I also give Article 262 an Aye, as the plant seems quite creative, and will be another thing that all CIRCLE writers will be able to use making our Epics seem all the more connected. The Inika were some of my very favorite Toa, and featured one of my favorite bands at the time as their head-liner, aside from their strange Kanohi, I say they were some of the best Toa out there. So with that said, I vote Aye on Article 263. Aye to Article 264. These stones seem quite well thought out in all respects. I particularly like the idea behind Article 265, so I give it an aye. Article 266 is a quite fun idea, I like it and therefor give it an aye. I'm not a fan of the naming scheme of this, but it holds true to being well balanced and am obligated to give it an Aye. -Zee

I will have to change my ballot on Article 250 from Undecided to Nay. I'm sorry but never being able to break the spell seems like to much. -Zee

I enjoy the fact that we are trying to come up with a species name for the Glatorians, but I think we should come up with a name more suiting for a race of warriors such as something derived form the Greek word for Warrior, Polemistus. So I vote Nay to Article 253. I agree with Article 254, as it adds to our already rich back story. I like the idea of Article 255, and will vote Aye as it gives me nostalgia to how Matoran revered Mata Nui on the island of his namesake back in the glory days of the series, but I believe they should be less similar to the Elemental lords. Now this Article I do have a problem with. Whilst the initial idea is okay, I don't like the fact that the name and traditions were taken from the Illuminati organization featured in the movie "Angels & Demons". Believe me, my Epic idea isn't exactly creative, but I didn't call it Night of the Living Dead or 28 Weeks Later, from which I derive the idea from. I even go into such great lengths never to call the antagonists zombies, instead calling them the Undead, or Corpses. I will vote Aye if the name is changed to something more original. Until then I have to give Article 256 a Nay. Article 257 is another that I view as problematic. First off, how was a secretive war fought that featured powerful alliances between multiple species? I mean sure conflicts can happen under the cover of darkness, I mean look at the combat records for the Cold War, but I believe that this war would've been more public considering the masses endangered by the Illuminati who would've been given the ole' one two anyways considering they were going up against the most militant species in the universe. I have to give this one a Nay as well. I like the idea behind Article 258, and have to give it an Aye, especially because I love the League of Six Kingdoms lore. The idea behind this is quite cool if you ask me, and as long as the numbers of these elite warriors is limited, I give a resounding Aye. Ausar I absolutely love this idea. I've always wanted a Fungi tribe ever since participating in the RPG forum where a fungal jungle underground was featured. -Zee