Ozzy the bounty hunter has been born!

his actual name is ozark, and he hates being called ozzy

so call him ozzy as much as you want

I've been thinking about doing some writing about what happens when a wayward soul somehow ends up in Ark's domain. It's underworld adjacent(mainly because it wasn't his to begin with), so It'd be interesting to see that, I think.

coincidentally, the whole getoutofmyhead joke i just made may actually be relevant

ark regularly: adhd
ark in weapon mode: IM ABOUT TO FOCUS ON EVERYTHING AT ONCE AND NOT TAKE IN ANYTHING

ark's full power is something i've thought about a lot

when i was starting out i wanted him to be the strongest, but that was when i was just starting to get out of the gary stu character creation mindset

what i've generally decided on now is that he's insanely strong, but he's dragged down by three main weaknesses. 1, he gets bored easily, and full power makes fights too easy, 2, a good chunk of his abilities are contained, because he's got no memories and isn't in his original state, and 3, even when he regains full power, he won't have a complete grasp on it.

that's my general idea

the bloodline of jeremiah bones so far goes

Medieval times-Pirate age

because there are two generations that are elden ring characters and one that's sea of thieves. i'm writing about this now because i'm going to try and write out the entire bloodline, then put it in novel form

with some big changes, because the current story is full of copyright

more bones bloodline lore

they're all descendants of cain

yes, that cain

and as such, the family has a long history of commiting affronts to gods

ozark's motivations are something i'm still working on

as of right now, he's fighting to protect a little town that took him in after he escaped his captors. they had been suffering from constant damage from raids and battles, and they still haven't fully repaired. 

I've also been thinking about the economics of forengard, and how the sects would interact with each other. Clearly there's not massive amounts of trade, otherwise the Medieval sect would pretty much be rendered nonexistent, but there must be some, due to the fact that some mortals can cross between the sects. Just something to think about