The thrill of her body twisting into a new shape became something of a thrill to the young guild mage and left her looking forward to the experimentation each week. Her mentor eventually picked up on this fact and upped the number of experiments to about four weekly. The constant warping of Doria's form led her body to become unstable and take on the properties of the spell that had been cast on her so many times. At first excited to have been gifted with the power to mimic the animals she loved so much and running errands for the guild no other mage could, Doria eventually takes a much darker view of her newly found powers. Finding she was slowly loosing her own identity to the myriad forms she assumed on a daily basis. In her current state, Doria does her best to balance her natural cheeriness with the mental problems that come from loosing one's sense of self.
Abilities and Skills: Due to her unstable form Doria will take on the physical shape of any being she touches for a period of more then 30 seconds. Her powers are imperfect, however, as she can only take on a general archetype of whatever race the being whom she was copying. In other words any specific mental, magical, or any other unique traits that said being may possess are not taken into Doria's borrowed form.
Doria's unique body structure has also caused her to lose accesses to her original form. In its place Doria has gained access to a form resembling a hybrid of the most recent forms she had assumed before her total break down. The basis of the form is built upon the frame of a merfolk woman, bi-pedal, lithe, and possessing fins and other fish-like traits, mixed with minor traits of the last few forms she has assumed. These non-merfolk traits appear at random and change every time she assumes this hybrid state.
Re: Doria Parmina | OC 6/6
Abilities and Skills:
Due to her unstable form Doria will take on the physical shape of any being she touches for a period of more then 30 seconds. Her powers are imperfect, however, as she can only take on a general archetype of whatever race the being whom she was copying. In other words any specific mental, magical, or any other unique traits that said being may possess are not taken into Doria's borrowed form.
Doria's unique body structure has also caused her to lose accesses to her original form. In its place Doria has gained access to a form resembling a hybrid of the most recent forms she had assumed before her total break down. The basis of the form is built upon the frame of a merfolk woman, bi-pedal, lithe, and possessing fins and other fish-like traits, mixed with minor traits of the last few forms she has assumed. These non-merfolk traits appear at random and change every time she assumes this hybrid state.