A nameless, vengeful Fomorian spirit called to assume the name of their first chieftain, Cichol Gricenchos, who was eventually feared as a god of chaos and shadows. He knows his identity is false, but refuses to admit it, as disbelief could harm his amassed power. He wishes to use the Holy Grail's power to rewrite history's view of his people. While he has no dislike of humans, who he views as Milesians, he hates anyone with divinity in their blood, believing them to be the Tuatha de Danann who persecuted the Fomorians.

General
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Character: Cichol Gricenchos

Player: Puddles

Aspects
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High Concept: False Lord of Chaos
* The Fomorians were a personification of chaos and the indomitable wild, the inability of other races to subjugate them eventually embodied them as chaotic monsters.
* Cichol Gricenchos was the Fomorian's first chieftain, and thus a demi-god of Chaos.
* The true identity of Caster is that of unimportant Fomor sorcerer who died on Tory Island, but being summoned through the Grail War forced him to assume the identity of a Heroic Spirit.
* Because Balor, one of the Fomorian's greatest heroes, was designated as too evil, he was assigned the role of the Fomorian's first leader, Cichol Gricenchos. Mythological corruption aside, the early Fomorian were not inherently malign.

Trouble: Corruption through Misinterpretation
* Constant retelling of ancient tales turned the legacy of the peaceful Fomorian who spent their early years fishing and foraging for food into something monstrous.
* In modern times, the word "Fomor" means Pirate in Ireland. Is this Servant using a pirated name?

Background: Contrary to the Divine
* The Nameless Fomorian was killed on Tory Island by another semi-divine race, the Tuatha de Danann. Thanks to the bitter and endless conflict between the two races, Caster despises gods bitterly.

Rising Action: Tapestry Steeped in Blood
* The Fomorian was slain amidst a ritual that utilized both the blood of his fallen comrades and his oppressors. His ravaged corpse mingled with the chaotic blood of his kin and the light-filled blood of the Tuatha de Danann as it decomposed.

The Story: A Caster Cursed with Butterfingers?!
* While Caster will never admit it, it's rather possible his failure to complete the sacrificial circle was thanks to the inefficiency of his hands at manipulating small objects. Whoever his Master is had best be prepared for a crash course in sorcery...


Guest Starring: Balor the Evil Eye
The True Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, a power that only the Fomorians ever achieved in their greatest general. This ability to deconstruct life with a mere glance, does it lie somewhere in Caster's mingled blood as well?

Guest Starring: Irisa von Eizbern
The ill-fated Homunculus designed as the Small Grail for the 5th Grail War. His chaotic heart was touched by her plight and resolve to defy insurmountable odds to escape death, and he agreed to lend her his power: "I give you the power of Cichol. You now possess the power of the Fomors. A power of strength, from the spirit of chaos... Which will lead to a brilliant annihilation of your enemies."

Skills
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Fantastic (+6) Lore
Superb (+5) Conviction, Discipline
Great (+4) Alertness, Endurance
Good (+3) Craftsmanship, Scholarship
Fair (+2) Intimidation, Stealth, Deceit
Average (+1) Empathy, Resources, Might, Investigation



Stress
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Physical

Mental

Presence

Armor

Stunts and Powers
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-3 Envocation
-3 Thaumaturgy
-1 Demesne
-1 Meld with Shadow
(F) Inhumane Toughness
(F) Inhumane Recovery

Consequences
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