Aurora, the witch of doom, is a mysterious and powerful sorceress who is notorious for her ability to bring destruction and chaos wherever she goes. She is feared and even revered by many in the supernatural world due to her unparalleled dark magic and uncanny control over the forces of nature. Born with a natural affinity for dark magic, Aurora's powers quickly surpassed those of her peers. She was able to summon paranormal storms, create illusions of hopelessness and despair, and even manipulate time to her advantage. Her unmatched strength and skill made her a force to be reckoned with. However, Aurora's power came at a great cost.
Confusion painted Claire's face as she repeated, "He. " Aurora continued with a sense of caution, "He’s trying to protect you. He’s trying to keep you out of danger. That’s why I can't talk about it." Claire, slightly exasperated, pointed out that Aurora had mentioned something similar before, expressing her skepticism about the existence of this protective figure. She stated, "I don't remember being protected by anyone."
Her response, delivered with an enigmatic smile, portrayed the ordeal as merely ordinary an answer Cid met with a raised eyebrow and a hint of skepticism. However, if they turn on their teammates, watch out An example of this would be Damara Megido, the Witch of Time she traveled through the timeline and sabotaged the others during key moments.
However, Aurora's power came at a great cost. The more she tapped into her dark abilities, the closer she came to losing her humanity. As her powers grew, so did her thirst for chaos and destruction.
classpect analysis, babey!
Incredibly powerful when it comes to front-line fighting, although some of their abilities are kinda depressing.
Active or Passive: Active
What they do: Witches actively manipulate (or change) their aspect and manipulate/change things through their aspect. Doom is the aspect of rules/limits, fate/the inevitable/misfortune, entropy/decay, sacrifice, commiseration, and pessimism/caution.
Passive equivalent: Heir of Doom (Mituna Captor)
Inverse: Seer of Life
The Witch of Doom…hoo boy. You’ve got one hell of a person on your hands. Witches often have a bubbly personality; however, Doom players often have a pessimistic or generally darker outlook. So this Witch might be the type to be high-energy, but in a very chaotic kind of way. I could honestly see them being either incredibly optimistic or pessimistic (to the point of nihilism), but regardless, they are a force of pure chaos. A good way to describe them would be rebellious.
At first they might not be the type to recognize their own aptitude with the manipulation of Doom, but they do it anyway. This could involve them being able to bend rules as they please and get away with it. They don’t shy away from regulations; instead, they use them to their advantage. This might seem like more of a Mind-based example, but in terms of rules you could think of a lawyer manipulating the law so that it works their advantage. They aren’t the type to eschew the law; they are familiar with it and can find loopholes when they need them. Combining this with the more rebellious nature of Witches, we get someone who potentially uses the rules to help them rebel, ironically enough. Or they might be the type to shun rules entirely and live by a set of regulations they made up instead.
In terms of Doom-related symbols, this Witch might have a natural aptitude for explosives or fire. They also have a natural skill when it comes to computer programming (especially the ~ATH code as we see with Sollux). They could potentially use this skill to make the supposedly impossible, possible. Like if your computer is constantly breaking down, they’d do some high-speed programming in a /Hackerman/ kind of way, and wow! Not only is your computer is fixed, but it can also extend legs made of computer hardware and scuttle around with you. That’s a weird example but you get my point, right? This Witch can also manipulate through sacrifice, so maybe they’re especially good with Trojan type viruses (malware disguised as legitimate software). Anyway, combining the skills of programming and fire/explosions with the Witch’s high-energy, chaotic nature leaves us with a very powerful player. A more extreme Witch of Doom might be a fan of ominous or even anarchist graffiti (this could be in the real world or they could hack websites to say things) or arsonism, therefore manipulating others through Doom.
The Witch of Doom must learn to use their powers in a helpful and ethical way by knowing when to act and when to stand down. This Witch, with their particularly rebellious nature, might have a more difficult time learning to use their abilities wisely. They have the capability to send everything spiraling into utter chaos and destruction, but they can also keep everything from going down that path, too.
If the Witch of Breath goes against the team, this could result in some extreme consequences. Once they’re set loose in their session and gain enough power, they could potentially bend or even break the rules of the game itself. This has the potential to be highly advantageous to the team if this Witch is good. However, if they turn on their teammates, watch out… An example of this would be Damara Megido, the Witch of Time: she traveled through the timeline and sabotaged the others during key moments. A Witch of Doom would instead be bending or breaking the rules of SBURB in order to go against their teammates. An extremely powerful Witch of Doom might be able to make someone stay dead /permanently/ when they die, even if they are killed on their quest bed and have gone through all the right steps to ensure their ascension. Or maybe this Witch manipulates the Just/Heroic system that controls deaths, so even when a teammate’s death doesn’t count as either, they still end up dying permanently because the Witch has bent SBURB’s rules of what constitutes as Just and Heroic. On the other hand, a much more subtle effect of a Witch of Doom turned evil would be them manipulating the other players through their Doom, meaning their own pessimism and caution. Remember how Jade Harley could increase or decrease the size of objects with relative ease? This Witch can magnify other people’s Doom in a similar manner. All the players could potentially become frozen by their own doubts and negative outlooks, which would make everyone too nervous to proceed. Combining this with how they could manipulate the other players’ destinies and essentially force them down one path, the Witch of Doom is someone you seriously don’t want to mess with.
Witches often break the supposed Rules of their aspect, and this is the Witch of Doom we’re talking about, so this results in a powerful player when it comes to offense. Firstly, this Witch can manipulate through Doom. This could involve the manipulation of the dead. They’d be some kind of weird re-animator, not able to bring things back to life but…they can raise the dead and turn them into a zombie army. Freaky, especially considering that this Witch could even use it on their fellow players. Which would be pretty messed up when you think about how this Witch isn’t restoring the player to life; instead, they become an almost mindless (or maybe, as a result of Doom, very somber, pessimistic, and hopeless) being who obeys the commands of the Witch. Yikes.
This Witch can also manipulate and break the rules of Doom itself. Doom can represent destiny, so a powerful Witch of Doom would be able to manipulate and twist the fate of their enemies and their comrades as they please. Is this underling meant to survive? Not anymore! The end is inevitable? Lemme change that! Manipulating the Doom in the game might even involve them controlling the meteors that happen during the Reckoning. This Witch could also quickly eliminate enemies by manipulating Doom in the form of decay; they wave their hand and change the gradual process of withering into a quick attack that turns the enemies into dust. Mr. Stark, I don’t feel so good. Another thing this Witch could do is, by changing the rules of the game, they could make the underlings more or less powerful, or even cause them to turn against each other. They could do this with themself and their teammates as well, allowing them to essentially hack into the game in order to become extremely powerful. I mentioned earlier how this Witch can increase or decrease their fellow players’ caution and pessimism as well, so if they’re a good Witch, they can decrease the Doom in their teammates and allow them to become more oriented towards finding success as well as being less weighed down by all the death in the game. And, of course, this Witch can manipulate the literal forms of Doom (fire and explosives). So what I’m saying overall is that they’re definitely a front-line fighter with a variety of cool powers.
As for a land for the Witch of Doom, I recommend the Land of Toxins and Terror. LOTAT is a land corrupted by rivers of toxic sludge that the consorts don’t know the origin of. However, if they drink too much from it, they become shambling, undead beasts capable of mass destruction. You must learn how to best manipulate the toxic rivers as well as when you should put down the undead consorts or when to sympathize and spare them, potentially using them as a means to your ends.
As for a strife specibus, Witches tend to have varying but typically powerful weapons (rifle, trident/fork, wands?) while Doom players have used some more or less unconventional weapons (throwing stars, psiionics). The Witch of Doom will likely start out with a cool but unusual weapon and, once they ascend, they’ll probably have a powerful, game-breaking type weapon. Hell, they might not even need a physical weapon if their Doom powers are strong enough.
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Aurora wears 2 half-shaped golden decorative earrings with an earring drop in both ears, with a tied-up hairstyle of 3 large tails that reach down to her feet, being the one in the middle length and more collected than those of the other 2 sides.
She became consumed by an insatiable hunger for power, seeking to control and manipulate everyone and everything around her. Many believed that Aurora had sold her soul to the dark forces that empowered her. Whispers of forbidden rituals and pacts with demons surrounded her name. Some claimed that her very presence brought bad luck and misfortune, as if she was a living embodiment of doom. In spite of her terrifying reputation, there were a few who saw the potential for redemption in Aurora. They believed that if her immense power could be harnessed for good, she could become a formidable ally against the ever-present threats to the supernatural world. Aurora's path towards redemption and her struggle to overcome her dark nature is an ongoing battle. She must confront her inner demons and find a way to use her powers responsibly to protect those she once sought to destroy. In conclusion, Aurora, the witch of doom, is a complex and enigmatic character. Her dark abilities and insatiable thirst for power make her feared by many, while others see her potential as a powerful force for good. Regardless of her intentions, the legend of Aurora will continue to inspire awe and terror in the supernatural world..
Reviews for "Aurora Witch of Doom: An Ancient Prophecy"
1. John - 2 stars - I found "Aurora Witch of Doom" to be quite disappointing. The story lacked depth and the characters felt one-dimensional. The plot was predictable and lacked originality. I was hoping for a thrilling witch story, but instead, I found myself bored and uninterested throughout. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating and imaginative read.
2. Emily - 3 stars - "Aurora Witch of Doom" did not live up to my expectations. While the concept of the book seemed intriguing, the execution fell short. The pacing was off, with certain parts dragging on and others feeling rushed. The love story between the main character and her love interest seemed forced and lacked chemistry. Additionally, the dialogue was cheesy and unnatural. Although there were a few exciting moments, they were not enough to make up for the overall mediocre storytelling.
3. Sarah - 2.5 stars - Unfortunately, "Aurora Witch of Doom" did not capture my attention. The writing style was lackluster and failed to engage me in the story. The plot seemed convoluted and confusing, leaving me feeling disconnected from the characters and their actions. The book lacked the necessary world-building, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the magical elements. Overall, I ended up feeling disappointed and would not recommend this book to others.