>The mastermind of the 6000 year plan is only 18 int
20 would be more accurate >18 wis
Perhaps. >18 cha
Yes. Despite his big head and larger attitude that made him a laughingstock to the wise Meccans, he did manage to gather 59,999 followers and organise them well enough that they continued his evil plans hundreds of years into the future. >Below average physical stats
He had the physical endurance to read all the books in all the universities of Mecca and the vitality to live to the ripe of age of 150. >Lawful Good alignment >The creator of the White Devils >Lawful >Good >Implying
Yeah, so he'd definitely have at least an above-average constitution due to being able to study like 22 hours a day every day until he's read every single book by the time he hits 18, and that's not even mentioning his innate Antediluvian and High Black racial bonuses.
>High Black
You mean High Ebonoid?
And also Yakub was born with two brains so it's twice the processing power.
I swear no one bothers reading the lore nowadays.
My friend was wanting to run a forgotten bronze age game with 5e or conan 2d20 if I can sell him on it. And I was thinking how I would play yakub. Was probably gonna go with artificer or druid if 5e and a mesmerist for conan. Maybe summon horror could make white people.
Thanks for telling us you're too moronic to differentiate greek metaphysical philosophies that underpin modern science and civilization and some guy in a shed who hasn't taken his meds, midwit-san.
I used a slightly disguised version as a historical (but less dead than anyone initially suspected) figure in a game inspired by Feist's Midkemia.
Elves (and a number of other races) were created to be servants of a specific Valheru.
Elves are divided into three parts: Those who work directly for the Valheru 'House Elves', those who work as laborers/farmers 'Field Elves', and those who have run away and lived in the deep forest 'Forest Elves'.
Ages pass, the Valheru go to sleep/die/pine for R'lyeh. House elves try to keep up the appearance that the Valheru are still in charge. One of them who never liked being a servant tries to replace the Valheru with himself. Other house elves are extremely outraged and he is forced to flee.
Out in the wilderness he builds his wizards stronghold (He's an MU specalized in alteration) and start experimenting. He tries crossbreeding elves with anything he can get hold of in order to make a new race without the built in compulsion to serve the Valheru but with a new built-in compulsion to serve him. Crossing elves with orcs, who were the servants of another Valheru, he gets the new and never before seen race of ... humans. Humans are much less suceptible to orders from Valheru, but he is unable to force them to genetically obey him, so naturally some of them run off.
The forest elves discover the humans and are outraged at the unnatural act that 'Yacub' has perpetrated. They lay siege to his stronghold for decades but are unable to storm it. Finally the house elves, who has spent the intervening time trying to ressurect, or at least animate, their Valheru, find out where 'Yacub' has run to. And for the first and last time in history the forest elves and the house elves cooperate in breaching the stronghold. But naturally the house elves try to betray the forest elves in order to 'bring them back under control' and the storming degenerates into infighting and 'Yacub' manages to get away again...
...So forest elves hate and want to kill house elves and 'Yacub' and want to exterminate all humans.
House elves are very powerful magic users (but none as powerful as 'Yacub') who want to find and kill 'Yacub', want to catch the forest elves and put them to work, and generally ignore humans. But above all they still want to bring back their Valheru, and during the thousands of years that have passed they have made ill-considered pacs with various extra-dimensional entities.
'Yacub' is hiding in a new stronghold, still trying to become a Valheru, and ignores humans who he consider a failed experiment.
And the field elves still toil for the house elves
And the humans are fighting the forest elves, have almost no idea that house elves exist, zero idea that field elves and 'Yacub' exist, and zero idea that humans are elf/orc crossbreeds.
(So yeah, the house elves were influenced by the Pantathian snake-men, and the forest elves by the Moredhel, both from Feist's Midkemia. Also the elves were servants of ONE Valheru. The others, of which there were over a dozen, had their own servant races)
Magic User. 18 Int, Wis, and Cha, below average physical stats. Lawful alignment, Lawful Good if in a newer system.
>The mastermind of the 6000 year plan is only 18 int
20 would be more accurate
>18 wis
Perhaps.
>18 cha
Yes. Despite his big head and larger attitude that made him a laughingstock to the wise Meccans, he did manage to gather 59,999 followers and organise them well enough that they continued his evil plans hundreds of years into the future.
>Below average physical stats
He had the physical endurance to read all the books in all the universities of Mecca and the vitality to live to the ripe of age of 150.
>Lawful Good alignment
>The creator of the White Devils
>Lawful
>Good
>Implying
>and the vitality to live to the ripe of age of 150.
Wasn't it just the average lifespan back then?
Yeah, so he'd definitely have at least an above-average constitution due to being able to study like 22 hours a day every day until he's read every single book by the time he hits 18, and that's not even mentioning his innate Antediluvian and High Black racial bonuses.
>High Black
You mean High Ebonoid?
And also Yakub was born with two brains so it's twice the processing power.
I swear no one bothers reading the lore nowadays.
>You mean High Ebonoid?
If you read the expanded lore he's half-Shuyuk, half-Siyniyn
>What's his Class?
bvll
Tricknologist. It's like Artificer but with CHA as the class stat.
My friend was wanting to run a forgotten bronze age game with 5e or conan 2d20 if I can sell him on it. And I was thinking how I would play yakub. Was probably gonna go with artificer or druid if 5e and a mesmerist for conan. Maybe summon horror could make white people.
>invents a fake religion to trick people
>"hmm how do I call it to sound legit and believable?"
>...
>Tricknology, splendid!
Is it really a religion? White Devils used tricknology to create stuff like capitalism, atom bomb and property rights
I thought BLACK people invented everything (including food) and wh*tes just stole it? Or was that previous edition lore that's been retconned?
Nonono, Black People invented everything good, White Devils invented everything bad
It's weird that Tricknology was a reference to Scientology when NOI and Scientology were allies.
AH yes. Completely unlikely muh BASTED TRUE REDPILL Mormons, scientology, and Lutheran white religion. have a nice day.
Some day I hope even you Mary worshipers can find Christ. Merry Christmas, idolator!
Read that back to yourself. Do you find it embarrassing?
Lost me at Lutheran, hombre.
Wypromancer.
Dark Lord
Black mage
Rogue.
World's greatest dad.
Someone post the comic
It's too jolly to today
The funniest part about Yakub is it’s how I already view religion just a bunch of schizophrenic ramblings
>tips fedora
Oh don’t get me wrong nothing wrong with being a schizo it’s always funny watching people compare their power levels
It feels like you have been transported from the early 2000s.
If you say so
t. carbonically frozen coma victim from 2003
Thanks for telling us you're too moronic to differentiate greek metaphysical philosophies that underpin modern science and civilization and some guy in a shed who hasn't taken his meds, midwit-san.
KYS icchantika.
Wild Card Fortunato
I used a slightly disguised version as a historical (but less dead than anyone initially suspected) figure in a game inspired by Feist's Midkemia.
Elves (and a number of other races) were created to be servants of a specific Valheru.
Elves are divided into three parts: Those who work directly for the Valheru 'House Elves', those who work as laborers/farmers 'Field Elves', and those who have run away and lived in the deep forest 'Forest Elves'.
Ages pass, the Valheru go to sleep/die/pine for R'lyeh. House elves try to keep up the appearance that the Valheru are still in charge. One of them who never liked being a servant tries to replace the Valheru with himself. Other house elves are extremely outraged and he is forced to flee.
Out in the wilderness he builds his wizards stronghold (He's an MU specalized in alteration) and start experimenting. He tries crossbreeding elves with anything he can get hold of in order to make a new race without the built in compulsion to serve the Valheru but with a new built-in compulsion to serve him. Crossing elves with orcs, who were the servants of another Valheru, he gets the new and never before seen race of ... humans. Humans are much less suceptible to orders from Valheru, but he is unable to force them to genetically obey him, so naturally some of them run off.
The forest elves discover the humans and are outraged at the unnatural act that 'Yacub' has perpetrated. They lay siege to his stronghold for decades but are unable to storm it. Finally the house elves, who has spent the intervening time trying to ressurect, or at least animate, their Valheru, find out where 'Yacub' has run to. And for the first and last time in history the forest elves and the house elves cooperate in breaching the stronghold. But naturally the house elves try to betray the forest elves in order to 'bring them back under control' and the storming degenerates into infighting and 'Yacub' manages to get away again...
...So forest elves hate and want to kill house elves and 'Yacub' and want to exterminate all humans.
House elves are very powerful magic users (but none as powerful as 'Yacub') who want to find and kill 'Yacub', want to catch the forest elves and put them to work, and generally ignore humans. But above all they still want to bring back their Valheru, and during the thousands of years that have passed they have made ill-considered pacs with various extra-dimensional entities.
'Yacub' is hiding in a new stronghold, still trying to become a Valheru, and ignores humans who he consider a failed experiment.
And the field elves still toil for the house elves
And the humans are fighting the forest elves, have almost no idea that house elves exist, zero idea that field elves and 'Yacub' exist, and zero idea that humans are elf/orc crossbreeds.
(So yeah, the house elves were influenced by the Pantathian snake-men, and the forest elves by the Moredhel, both from Feist's Midkemia. Also the elves were servants of ONE Valheru. The others, of which there were over a dozen, had their own servant races)
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Isn't that Fortunado form the Wild Card series?
Yakub is my favorite anime dad.
Magic User, more specifically, the Vitrimancer variant from the Necrotic Gnome Labyrinth Lords supplement.
>Yakub
>mage
He is obviously an artificer that created the albinoid flesh golems