Name: Raen (Rain) Hero Alias: A light, a hope... A monster Equipment: A single, HIGH power, three shot revolver. His armor is somewhat high tech, yet still old fashioned in style. This is due to the nature of his world. It can take small arms fire, and makes him extremely quick. http://ifunny.co/fun/cS96Xa133 A knife Fighting: He can control and create flame, though to balance this, I must pick from these spells when fighting: Fire orb: Duh Cleansing Flame: Gather a flame in hand, and force it into someone's body, exploding it from the inside. Takes two turns to charge, if they attack on the third post, they will be hit. Fire stream: Flamethrower Fire tornado: Engulf ones self in spinning flames for a sort time, or send it out to attack someone. Will follow them for a short while. Meteor: Call forth a massive flaming rock from the sky to smash into foes. Size varies. Fire shield: Immobilize one's self, but block all physical frontal damage for a short time. Storm of Destruction: Three posts to charge, this storm will decimate everything and anyone who dare enter it. If one sees it being charged, immediately run for the hills, if the hills survive. Raen is a flame from the church if flame. This church received popularity when a dies ease spread out, infecting most the world with a case of feral-like behavior. The church would burn these zombie men into the ground, destroying them, while also ridding that man of the plague's spread. A flame had three main jobs. Kill those too far gone, burn those against the church, and find new hosts. In order for the chuck to maintain power, several requirements were needed. The fire underneath the throne must always stay lit, using those smited as fuel. The church also must have three leaders. Flames are sent out, finding people who had not turned from the infection yet. Using the cleansing flame, most would die. In very rare cases, one would survive. This person was now worshipped like a god, for the loss of their legs, and death three years later. These people would be messengers, telling the flames what to do, directly from the fire itself.