The Pool of Helm-Fire

With a Heart of a Lion, The Strength of a Giant, and The Determination to Cease all, Talios The Commander is a god who rules over the legions of leaders across the world. Being able to fill anyone with a great sense of inspiration and humbling command, he knows almost no equal. The Thaumaturges of The Pool of Helm-Fire shall know what it means to wield true power, to inspire anyone they see fit and worthy of such power.

*Disciple* ( Only 3 Spells at Disciple)
Our Heart and Pride: Talios allows his Thaumaturges to be imbued with a great sense of self-worth, letting them spread such a feeling to their allies. Upon such, a thaumaturge and his or her allies all now have coherent and unified thoughts, working together in harmony and perfection of movement. They each feel as if it is their duty to finish the task as a team, opposed to doing such individually.

Kingly Presence: A Thaumaturge under The Pool of Helm-Fire is able to present themselves with a ultimate kingly presence, often causing lesser-sentient beings to bow down before them and advanced sentient beings to become slightly intimidated by their very presence. They walk as if they are kings amongst commoners.

Thy Majesty: Talios knows being above all others is a sign of royalty, yet, he works to demonstrate that one should be able to hold to their word. Those imbued with such an invocation are able to completely master a single weapon-style or fighting method, exploiting it to its maximum potential. This can only be for a singular weapon at a time and ends up with addiction to the weapon and constant wanting to practice.

Custom Spell: You are free to create your own custom spell for such, however, approval from Rudolf or Goodmorning1 is required prior.

The Petrifying Gaze (Passive): To attack a Thaumaturge of The Divinity Pool of Helm-Fire, is to strike against death. As with a single stare, the thaumaturge is able to nearly petrify their opponents with fear, until they are attacked or are engaged previously in battle. Such a fearful gaze may reduce ones opponents to mere cowards.

 Cannot Be Chosen With Pride-Fail. 

Pride-Fail (Passive): Those who pre-emptively strike against such a thaumaturge within a moment of pride or ego, are reduced down to a abyssal feeling. As if they are for-ever falling, despite their physical bodies being perfectly fine. The world seems to slip from their mortal grasp, as if they are falling down into the dark. However, this effect only lasts briefly and does not work upon over-sentient creatures, or being of a relative high-intellect.

' Cannot Be Chosen With The Petrifying Gaze (Passive). '