Glyph

== Appearance ==
Victoria King is a 5’ 8” white American female sporting ice blue undercut hair.  She tends to do her makeup with a punky-gothy vibe and takes wardrobe inspiration from her “big sister” Sophia, AKA Sigil.  She almost always keeps her arms bare, showcasing the sleeve of triangular glyph tattoos that she has on her right arm.
When in action as Glyph she wears a high collared, sleeveless purple costume and a heads up display that keeps her in constant contact with Sigil and their mentor, the Magus Riot.
== Powers ==
Through her study with Magus Riot, Glyph has developed limited control over natural elements using chaos magic.  These powers stem from the untamed, natural world and are more potent when connected to nature in some way.  She is a relative neophyte in the world of magic and is uncertain of the extent of these powers.
The elemental chaos spirits have bestowed Glyph and Sigil with summonable hard light construct armor. This armor can be manipulated into a variety of offensive and defensive forms and offers protection against physical and mystical attacks.
Magus Riot has also provided a wealth of resources for Glyph and Sigil to carry out his work, including the use of his mansion, a pair of futuristic lightcycles, communicators, and a teleportal.  He has also trained them in the martial art of Krav Maga as a last line of defense against threats.  Well, any threats with eyes and glands at least.
== Background ==
toria’s parents are talented and well respected members of New Halcyon City’s mystical community.  They wield potent powers with precision and grace and bring mighty forces to bear under their command through alchemy and arcane arts.  And they’re boring fuckin’ stiffs.
So that’s why Vic left home.  She was sick and tired of being the darling little girl of hoity toity magicians. She was tired of being shopped around as a pre-debutante to the sons of other pretentious mystical families.  So she got a bitching haircut and went to live with the bad dude of magic, the Magus Riot, and never looked back.  Now she fights side by side with the Magus’ existing protégé Sigil and is looking to drop a big ol’ chaotic middle finger into the center of New Halcyon’s precious little stability.
Vic wants to do good for the city, but she thinks that this city has developed a very perverse notion of what “good” is.  It doesn’t need more businesses or robots or arcane magical societies.  It needs a healthy dose of raw, primitive, unpredictable nature.
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