Sub Archetypes

Sub Archetypes this are the Sublets to the Archetypes you can pick from

## **Zombie:**

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Fresh: This refers to a recently turned zombie, someone who has just been infected and hasn't fully transformed yet.

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Infected: This stage represents individuals who have been infected by the zombie virus but haven't fully transformed. They may show signs of illness or aggression.

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Shambling: Shambling zombies are in a slow and clumsy state, characterized by a dragging or stumbling walk.

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Rotted: At this stage, the zombie's body has started to decompose, resulting in a more decayed and gruesome appearance.

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Decayed: Decayed zombies have undergone significant decomposition, with parts of their body missing or severely deteriorated.

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Putrid: Putrid zombies are in an advanced state of decay, emitting a strong foul odor due to the decomposition process.

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Decomposed: This final stage represents zombies that have reached an advanced state of decay, with little remaining of their original human form.

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## **Manipulator:**

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Novice: A beginner or someone who is just starting to learn and develop their manipulative abilities.

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Apprentice: An individual who has progressed beyond the novice stage and is gaining more skills and experience in manipulation.

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Adept: An adept manipulator has become skilled and proficient in the art of manipulation.

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Manipulator: This stage represents individuals who have mastered the art of manipulation and can effectively control or influence others.

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Puppeteer: Puppeteers are skilled manipulators who have a high level of control over others, as if they are pulling their strings.

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Illusionist: Illusionists are master manipulators who can create deceptive illusions and manipulate perception to their advantage.

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Grandmaster: This final stage represents the highest level of mastery in manipulation, with individuals possessing exceptional skills and knowledge.

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## **Insane:**

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Insane: This refers to a state of mental instability or madness.

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Delirious: Delirious individuals are in a state of extreme confusion, disorientation, and hallucination.

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Mad: This stage represents individuals who have lost touch with reality and exhibit irrational behavior or thinking.

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Crazed: Crazed individuals are mentally disturbed and show signs of wild, erratic, or frenzied behavior.

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Deranged: Deranged individuals have a severe distortion of mental faculties, often displaying violent or abnormal behavior.

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Unhinged: Unhinged individuals have become mentally unstable or unhinged from reality, often exhibiting unpredictable behavior.

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Psychotic: Psychotic individuals experience a loss of touch with reality, often characterized by delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized thinking.

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Manic: Manic individuals experience periods of intense excitement, euphoria, or agitation, often accompanied by erratic behavior.

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Lunatic: Lunatics are individuals who are considered to be mentally unstable, often exhibiting irrational or unpredictable behavior.

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Demented: Demented individuals have a severe decline in mental functioning, often exhibiting confusion, memory loss, and impaired judgment.

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Insanity: This stage represents individuals who have completely lost their sanity and are unable to distinguish between reality and fantasy.

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Disturbed: Disturbed individuals have a disrupted mental or emotional state, often experiencing distress or dysfunction.

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Unbalanced: Unbalanced individuals have an unstable or disturbed mental state, often displaying erratic behavior or emotions.

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Frantic: Frantic individuals are in a state of extreme agitation, panic, or frenzied activity.

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Madcap: Madcap individuals exhibit wild, impulsive, or reckless behavior, often without regard for consequences.

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Chaotic: Chaotic individuals are in a state of extreme disorder or confusion, often exhibiting unpredictable or random behavior.

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## **Fast:**

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Fast: This refers to individuals who possess a high level of speed or agility.

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Rapid: Rapid individuals move or act with great speed or swiftness.

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Quick: Quick individuals are able to move, react, or think with rapid speed.

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Swift: Swift individuals move with great speed and grace, demonstrating agility and quickness.

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Agile: Agile individuals possess the ability to move with ease, speed, and precision.

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Fleet: Fleet individuals are exceptionally fast or nimble, able to cover distances quickly.

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Speedy: Speedy individuals can move or perform actions at a high speed.

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Rapid-fire: Rapid-fire individuals can perform actions or respond quickly and continuously, without pause.

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Supersonic: Supersonic refers to speeds that are faster than the speed of sound, representing extreme velocity.

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Lightning-fast: Lightning-fast individuals move or react with incredible speed, as fast as or comparable to lightning.

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## **Corny:**

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Cheesy: Something that is overly sentimental, lacking in originality, or trying too hard to be emotional.

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Goofy: Characterized by a sense of fun or silliness, often involving playful or ridiculous behavior.

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Dorky: Referring to someone who is socially awkward, nerdy, or overly enthusiastic about niche interests.

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Silly: Behaving in a playful, lighthearted, or foolish manner.

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Lame: Describing something as uncool, unimpressive, or uninspiring.

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Cringy: Inducing a feeling of embarrassment, discomfort, or secondhand embarrassment.

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Naff: Referring to something that is tasteless, tacky, or lacking in style.

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Trite: Overused, lacking originality, or lacking freshness.

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Banal: Describing something as unoriginal, predictable, or commonplace.

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## **Rich:**

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Wealthy: Having a significant amount of money, assets, or resources.

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Affluent: Describing someone who is financially well-off or prosperous.

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Prosperous: Having success, wealth, or good fortune, often in terms of financial well-being.

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Opulent: Characterized by great wealth, luxury, or abundance.

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Lavish: Excessively generous or extravagant, often referring to spending or lifestyle.

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Luxurious: Indulgent, elegant, or characterized by high-quality and comfort.

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Extravagant: Excessive or lavish in spending, often beyond what is necessary.

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Affluent: Having a plentiful supply of money or possessions; wealthy.

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Wealthy: Having a large amount of money, assets, or resources.

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Rich: Possessing great material wealth or resources.

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## **Narcissist:**

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Egotist: A person excessively focused on oneself, often showing arrogance or self-importance.

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Vanity-driven: Driven by excessive concern for one's appearance, status, or achievements.

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Self-obsessed: Preoccupied with oneself, often showing little regard for others' feelings or needs.

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Conceited: Having an excessively favorable opinion of oneself, often accompanied by arrogance.

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Arrogant: Displaying an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.

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Egomaniac: Referring to someone with an obsessive preoccupation with themselves and their own desires.

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Narcissistic: Having an excessive interest in oneself, often accompanied by a lack of empathy for others.

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## **Athletic:**

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Fit: Being in good physical condition, often as a result of regular exercise or training.

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Active: Engaging in physical activity or exercise; physically involved or energetic.

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Energetic: Having a high level of energy, enthusiasm, or vitality.

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Agile: Quick and well-coordinated in movement; nimble or flexible.

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Quick: Moving or functioning rapidly; showing prompt response or high speed.

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Strong: Possessing physical power or having great physical strength.

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Powerful: Having great strength or force; capable of exerting a strong influence.

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Dominant: Exercising control or influence over others; superior in strength or importance.

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Victorious: Achieving victory or success; overcoming opponents or challenges.

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## **Body Builder:**

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Muscular: Having well-developed or prominent muscles; having a muscular physique.

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Chiseled: Having a well-defined or sculpted physique, often referring to the appearance of muscles.

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Ripped: Describing a well-defined and highly developed musculature with low body fat.

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Sculpted: Having a well-proportioned and aesthetically pleasing physique, often achieved through targeted exercise and diet.

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Toned: Referring to having firm and well-defined muscles, usually without excessive bulk.

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Shredded: Describing a physique with extremely low body fat percentage, resulting in highly visible muscle definition.

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Vascular: Having visible veins, often a characteristic of well-developed muscles and low body fat.

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Bulging: Referring to muscles that appear swollen or protruding, indicating strength and size.

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Stacked: Describing a heavily muscled physique, often characterized by large muscle mass and impressive size.

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Jacked: Slang term for having a muscular and well-developed physique, often associated with strength training.

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## Frail

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Feeble: This archetype excels in delicate tasks and manipulation of small objects, despite having limited physical strength. They have a feeble grasp, endurance, and resilience.

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Frail: The frail archetype compensates for their weak physical strikes with precise and accurate attacks. They excel in evasion and have a slightly faster recovery from minor injuries.

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Weakling: Weaklings rely on strategy, determination, and keen observation to overcome physical limitations. They possess a weakling's gambit, determination, and insight.

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Fragile: Fragile individuals create fragile shields for limited protection, deliver precise strikes, and recover from injuries faster than expected despite their physical fragility.

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Delicate: Delicate characters exhibit exceptional dexterity, create illusions or distractions, and adapt quickly to changing circumstances despite their inherent fragility.

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Timid: Timid individuals excel in stealth, perception, and subtle manipulation. They move in silence, possess heightened senses, and influence others through persuasion.

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Vulnerable: Despite their vulnerability, this archetype minimizes risks through heightened awareness, mental and emotional resilience, and agile movements.

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Helpless: Helpless characters rely on charm, perception, and survival instincts to navigate challenging situations. They possess charm, perception, and survival instincts.

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Powerless: Powerless individuals gain insight, adaptability, and persuasive skills to achieve success despite lacking physical power. They exhibit insight, adaptability, and persuasion.

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Insignificant: Insignificant characters excel in deception, tenacity, and manipulation. They conceal their true capabilities, display unwavering determination, and manipulate situations.

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Feeble-Minded: Despite cognitive limitations, feeble-minded individuals exhibit awareness, resilience, and intuition. They maintain basic cognitive functions, emotional fortitude, and rely on instincts.

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Pitiable: Pitiable characters leverage sympathy, resilience, and inspiration. They elicit pity, demonstrate resilience, and inspire others through tales of overcoming adversity

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## **Creative**

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Dreamy: Characterized by having a tendency to daydream or fantasize.

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Inventive: Having the ability to create or develop new ideas, concepts, or inventions.

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Imaginary: Existing only in the imagination or fantasy, not real.

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Creative: Displaying originality and imagination in artistic or intellectual pursuits.

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Visionary: Having the ability to think about or plan the future with imagination or wisdom.

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Innovative: Characterized by introducing new ideas, methods, or technologies.

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Artistic: Displaying creativity, skill, or talent in artistic endeavors.

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Envisioned: Conceived or imagined as a possibility or desired outcome.

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Pictorial: Relating to or consisting of pictures or visual representations.

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Inspired: Filled with the urge or ability to do or feel something creative or unusual.

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Fanciful: Characterized by imaginative or whimsical ideas or notions.

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## **Patient**

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Resilience: The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks.

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Endurance: The ability to withstand prolonged physical or mental effort.

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Active Listening: The practice of fully focusing on, understanding, and responding to a speaker.

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Empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.

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Understanding: Showing comprehension, sympathy, or sensitivity towards others' perspectives.

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Organization: The act of arranging or structuring tasks and resources efficiently.

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Prioritization: The act of determining the order or importance of tasks or activities.

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Efficiency: The ability to accomplish tasks with minimum wasted time, effort, or resources.

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Calmness: The state of being tranquil or composed, especially in challenging situations.

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Adaptability: The capacity to adjust or change in response to new circumstances.

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Non-judgmental attitude: Having an open-minded and accepting approach without criticism.

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Time Management: The practice of organizing and planning how to effectively allocate time.

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## Murphey's Law

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Backfire: A situation or action that has an unintended negative effect or consequence.

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Rebound: The act of recovering, bouncing back, or returning to a previous state after a setback, failure, or difficult period.

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Catastrophe: An extreme and disastrous event or situation that causes widespread destruction, suffering, or loss.

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Disastrous: Describes something that is highly destructive, disastrous, or calamitous in nature, often resulting in severe consequences.

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Meltdown: A state of emotional or psychological breakdown, characterized by a loss of control, composure, or rationality.

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Ruination: The act or process of completely destroying, devastating, or causing irreparable damage to something.

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Cataclysm: A violent and sudden upheaval or event that brings about immense changes, often associated with widespread destruction or chaos.

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Devastation: The state of complete destruction, desolation, or ruin caused by a catastrophic event or intense emotional distress.

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## Abomination

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Abomination: Something that is loathsome, repugnant, or morally objectionable, often arousing strong feelings of disgust or aversion.

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Monstrosity: Refers to something that is monstrous in appearance, nature, or behavior, typically characterized by being grotesque, hideous, or terrifying.

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Aberration: A departure from what is considered normal, expected, or typical, often presenting a deviation from the usual course or pattern.

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Anomaly: Something that deviates from the standard, normal, or expected, displaying an irregularity, peculiarity, or exception.

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Mutation: A permanent alteration or change in the genetic material, resulting in a new characteristic, trait, or variation.

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Grotesquerie: Refers to an absurd, distorted, or bizarre representation or embodiment, often characterized by being grotesque, abnormal, or strange in appearance.

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Deviation: A significant departure or divergence from a norm, standard, or expected course of action, often leading to a unique or unconventional outcome.

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Anomalous Being: A being or entity that possesses unusual or abnormal qualities, differing from the typical or expected, often associated with extraordinary abilities or characteristics.

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Genetic Aberration: A genetic anomaly or abnormality that leads to distinct variations, deviations, or atypical traits.

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Artificial Horror: A created or manufactured entity that instills fear, terror, or dread, often associated with fictional or supernatural constructs designed to evoke horror.

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Nightmarish Entity: An entity or being that evokes feelings of fear, dread, or horror, reminiscent of a nightmare, often associated with terrifying or horrifying qualities.

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## Imaginative

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Feeble: Skilled at perceiving subtle nuances and delicate details; excels in capturing the fragility and gentleness of imaginative worlds.

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Dreamy: Masters of creating enchanting and ethereal realms; adept at evoking a sense of wonder and whimsy through their imaginative expressions.

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Inventive: Innovators who excel in devising new concepts and solutions; their imagination thrives in finding practical and original ideas.

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Imaginary: Experts in crafting imaginary realms and characters; their creativity knows no bounds when it comes to conjuring up vibrant and fictional worlds.

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Creative: Versatile thinkers who can transform ordinary ideas into extraordinary works; they excel in finding unique perspectives and original approaches.

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Visionary: Masters of foresight and conceptualization; they can envision grand and groundbreaking ideas that inspire and shape the future.

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Innovative: Pioneers of cutting-edge ideas and technologies; their imagination fuels their ability to revolutionize and bring about positive change.

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Artistic: Proficient in various artistic forms and mediums; their creativity is expressed through visual, auditory, or performance-based creations.

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Envisioned: Exceptional at visualizing and conceptualizing ideas; they can vividly imagine and bring to life their imaginative visions.

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Pictorial: Skillful in creating vivid visual representations; their imagination flourishes in painting vivid and captivating mental pictures.

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Inspired: Artists who draw inspiration from diverse sources; their creative spark ignites through encounters, experiences, or influential figures.

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Fanciful: Experts in weaving whimsical and fantastical tales; their imagination thrives in constructing narratives that transport others to extraordinary realms.

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Imaginative: Generalists with a broad imaginative capacity; their creativity knows no bounds, allowing them to explore and excel in various creative pursuits.

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## Portal Dancer

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Portal Weaver: This dancer has the extraordinary skill of weaving intricate and mesmerizing portals, seamlessly connecting different dimensions and worlds through their graceful movements.

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Gateway Enchantress: The Gateway Enchantress entrances audiences by summoning ethereal gateways that lead to enchanting realms, beckoning spectators to step into a world of wonder and magic.

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Rift Conjurer: This dancer possesses the ability to conjure ephemeral rifts in space, allowing them to effortlessly traverse between distant locations and create breathtaking performances across multiple realms.

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Dimension Dervish: The Dimension Dervish spins and whirls with such intensity that they can create temporary portals, opening pathways to unseen dimensions and transporting spectators to realms beyond imagination.

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Stargate Maven: The Stargate Maven dances with celestial grace, utilizing their mastery of portals to open shimmering stargates that bridge the gaps between galaxies, enabling breathtaking cosmic journeys.

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Portal Seraph: This dancer embodies the essence of ethereal beauty and grace, summoning radiant portals that glow with celestial light, offering glimpses into heavenly realms beyond mortal comprehension.

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Vortex Conjurer: The Vortex Conjurer manipulates the very fabric of reality, summoning swirling vortexes that transport dancers and spectators alike into a whirlwind of awe-inspiring performances.

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Portal Sorcerer: With their intricate dance movements, the Portal Sorcerer commands the power of portals, effortlessly opening gateways to different realms, allowing for mesmerizing choreographic possibilities.

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Interdimensional Maestro: The Interdimensional Maestro's dance transcends traditional boundaries, seamlessly blending movements from various realms and utilizing portals to create a truly immersive and captivating experience.

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Astral Navigator: The Astral Navigator guides dancers through astral planes, deftly manipulating portals to navigate the

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cosmic dance floor, leading both performers and audience on an otherworldly journey.

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## Parasitic

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Worm-like: Constricting, regenerative, camouflaging, paralyzing, and burrowing abilities.

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Leeching: Blood extraction, healing transfusion, enhanced senses, anticoagulant secretion, and stealthy attachment.

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Bloodsucking: Exclusive blood feeding, rapid movement, hypnotic charm, blood manipulation, and hemolytic toxins.

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Host-dependent: Symbiotic relationship, host manipulation, adaptive physiology, resistance adaptation, and shared sensations.

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Invasive: Tissue integration, organ assimilation, cellular manipulation, rapid proliferation, and resilient encapsulation.

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Vermina, the Adaptive: Vermina adapts through mimicry, enhancing its survival by imitating the abilities and attributes of its host. It also symbiotically enhances the host's physical capabilities and drains energy from surroundings. With genetic manipulation, it alters the host's traits. The symbiotic bond benefits both entities.

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Infestus, the Regenerator: Infestus rapidly regenerates injuries and assimilates beneficial traits through cellular assimilation. It absorbs energy from various sources and uses adaptive camouflage for stealth. It establishes hive mind connections for shared knowledge.

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Devoros, the Consuming: Devoros feeds voraciously, secretes corrosive acid, contorts its body, dissolves barriers, and efficiently digests organic matter.

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Pestilus, the Purifier: Pestilus emits a purifying aura, generates antibodies, cleanses and regenerates tissues, manipulates diseases, and neutralizes toxins.

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