Looks pretty good, tell me more about the Trickery Skill though. How does it work? What are its limits? What does it even do exactly? As it is now it's pretty vague and could allow just about anything to happen so long as it ends up tricking someone. Loki's a god of deception primarily, even his feat of fooling one god into killing another was more deception than a particular skill.Name: Augustus Dracolore
Gender: Male
Age: 17
Physical Features: 6'0" slightly muscular 178 lbs, with gold hair and orange eyes, has a few scars from protecting Ashley from a pack of foxes.
Appearance: Augustus usually wears a letterman jacket for his school, and usually a baby blue shirt and jeans.
Personality: Augustus is a mysterious and protective person. He is on the Track and Field Team.
Post Oscillation
Name: Augustus Dracolore
Kinship: Legendkin
Myth/Legend: Loki, Norse God of Trickery
Gender: Male
Age: 17
Physical Features: Augustus hasn't changed at all due to Loki's ability to Shapeshift.
Appearance:
Personality: The protectiveness has been replaced with the personality of a class clown, but on a much stronger level.
Mythos: Norse mythology, in some versions, he was taken in by the gods, and became Thor and Odin's traveling companion, he was also considered an enemy of the gods, demanding things like their drink uninvited. He was also considered a god of fire. He also led a blind God to kill another one.
Skills
Trickery (Active or Passive Skill): Loki is the Norse God of Trickery, and can use this skill to fool people, as simple as like a magic trick, to accidentally injuring someone else.
Fire manipulation (Active skill): in some sources, he is considered a fire God along with his trickery.
Mental pollution (Minor) (Passive): This skill forces the personality traits, unconcerned about others, and slight evil.
Net Making (Active skill): in other accounts Loki was known to make nets, both Metaphorical and Literal.
Shapeshift (Active Skill): Loki was known to Shapeshift, example was when he gave birth to Odin's horse, he transformed into a mare to court the Stallion that sired the horse in question.
Stats
Force
Power: Average
Strength: High
Defense
Toughness: Below Average
Resilience: Low
Dexterity
Speed: Average
Agility: Average
Quickness: Above Average
Energy
Constitution: Above Average
Stamina: Average
Endurance: Above Average
Tenacity
Elemental Resistances: above average (vs Fire is higher)
Physical Resistances: Average
Control Resistances: Extremely High (Due to his Mental Pollution
Penetration: High
Balor, the god that he ended up killing, was immune to damage from any and all items except mistle-toe, and the gods had lots of fun testing out Balor's invincibility. Loki just thought it'd be pretty cool to give another blind god a spear made out of mistletoe to chuck at him, which ended up killing him.