Desert dweller and outspoken zealot for anything remotely calamitous, Kasimir embodies the true philosophy of Schadenfreude whenever he possibly can. Like most who embrace the wayward path of another's great misfortune, it is no surprise that his personality is hardly accepted by strangers. First and foremost he doesn't exactly look welcoming, which often prevents him from being approached; much to his liking as large groups of people do nothing but fuel his penchant for torment. Of the acquaintances kept at arm's length, he is highly selective of those he lets near... and while he is generally contentious at best, his aggressive nature is seldom spontaneous.

Kasimir practically beams with excitement if imminent hardships are on the horizon — most of which are simply hobbies in practice ranging from kidnapping, to inciting 'natural' disasters.

Using sandstorms as cover, their destructive nature ensures little escape from his victims. Word amongst townsfolk and travelers have claimed that storms giving rise without warning are a credit to Kasimir's sick definition of fun. Whether or not that holds any truth, it certainly keeps the wary and cautious from trekking through deserts without dire reason; a testament to his earned reputation, regardless of how little effort he wagers.

Character Moveset

shadow  claw  ●  Bone  rush  ●  pain split  ●  terrorize  ●  >> Ability <<

OOC Information — Read it, nerds

1. I am very seldom PM friendly unless it's related to modding/ room ownership. I try to reserve PMs for OOC chatter with people I've already acquainted myself with. Abusing this will only serve to annoy me and get you ignored or blocked.
   
   Don't be a tool.
2. This character's concept will not change for any reason, least of all for the benefit of our story, should we ever write one. If you're more interested in micromanaging multiple characters for the sake of textual entertainment, then perhaps you should consider writing a book instead.
3. Do NOT PM me with a starting post. As I mentioned before, I prefer to reserve PMs for OOC chatter, especially when my writing is always at the mercy of motivation. I never know when or if I'll be up for RP, so room interaction is probably your best bet.
4. My work schedule and real life obligations are extremely chaotic and will always take precedence. In the event I'm summoned AFK out of the blue, please understand that delayed responses or sudden log-offs are a reflection of distraction and truly nothing personal. Sometimes I simply don't have enough time to forewarn everybody I'm talking to or RPing with beforehand.
5. When I can find the time for RP, my posts can range anywhere between banter-esque one-lining, to novella-style multi-para that could probably make your eyes bleed. Either way I'll give back what I get, so don't worry. Your stone wall of text will never be met with 2-3 poorly-written sentences without any dialogue to work with. Ever.
6. Are smutty adventures a wicked good time to engage in every once in a while? You bet'cher sweet ass they are. Unfortunately, that's not why I loiter around. If smut ever happens, it'll be for good reason and always have story and structure behind it. If I wasn't interested in reading shit like '50 Shades of Grey', chances are I'm not gonna be interested in writing shit like it, either. Pass.
7. All of my profiles are coded from scratch. This shit's pretty easy when you know what you're doing. Do I still find it annoying when people steal work without giving proper credit? Of course I do. But I ain't here to teach people merit or argue the principles of what makes 'open source' free game for those who lack creativity.
   
   Just because you painted the Mona Lisa with eyebrows and called it your own doesn't make it original now, does it. Womp.
8. On that note, before you start griping about how this is an RP site and not a platform for coding enthusiasts, allow me to posit that the first impression is sometimes the only impression. I'm an artist by nature and rely on visual cues. Constructing one's profile is arguably on par with the importance of a business card — which can either attract or deter the potential for future RP.
   
   Don't preach to deaf ears, we all know that's the way things work around here. Are you more apt to approach a gray wall full of text, or an illustrated display that shows you precisely what you're dealing with? Deny it all you want, you're still gonna remember what Kasimir's face looks like tomorrow.