One Last War: MARIPET

Instructions

Meet MARIPET! A puppet-esque being with a split personality- quite literally! Their body is split in two parts, held together by strings. The blue side is named Stitkhis (pronounced Stitches), and the yellow side is named Paych (pronounced Patch). ABILITIES: Splitter Web: Using the power of SPLIT (and maybe a dash of INSECT), Maripet can turn a single projectile into a full-on bullet hell. however, they do not have control over where the projectiles go, so there is a chance that they might hurt their allies. The "Nuclear" Option: Can split an atom. This is a last resort move. "I SAWED THIS BOAT IN HALF-": Allows Maripet to cut through anything made of wood, dirt, and some metals/rocks. Divide The Pain: Maripet can select a nearby enemy, and Maripet will direct 50% of any damage they take to said enemy. this can be used on multiple enemies, but the amount of damage split will decrease with each additional enemy selected. The Great Divide: Can split an enemy team into two separate teams. this will cancel any enemy team buffs casted by another enemy (if there are any). The divided teams CAN NOT regroup until after combat, and will be considered enemies of each other. Splitting Injuries: Can give people massive headaches, and can split open any cuts and similar wounds. Shattering Shots: If any weapon comes in contact with an arrow from the split-shot, said weapon will shatter to pieces. Cutting Connections: Can disable all means of communicating with a faction base during combat. Strike!: Creates a massive bowling ball and hurls it at the enemy. "I think I just broke my legs.": Can force people to do the splits. If they aren't flexible, that sucks for them. Rift between: Can create a rift to any place that Maripet has been to already. Gotta Split!: Quickly dashes away, leaving behind a small fissure in the ground. Bone Split: Literally just fractures enemy bones. cannot be used on vital bones such as the spine, skull, or funny bone. Tear At The Seam: able to pretty much annihilate regular fabric Split Decision: Can react to things with insane reaction time. Cut The Dice: Can divide an enemy roll in half. If the roll still succeeds, Maripet will lose 2 stat points. If it fails, Maripet will instead gain one half-point. This half-point does nothing on it's own, but if they get two, they can permanently increase the stat by 1. Relation-Split: Maripet is able to sew the threads of distrust into alliances and other kinds of relationships, which will eventually result in said relationships being broken up. Don't Try This At Home: Maripet can split things on a molecular level (i.e. Splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen). requires a lot of focus though. Split Your Sides: Can cause people to start laughing uncontrollably. If the target doesn't get out of the range of this spell, they will eventually die of asphyxiation. Seams I Gotta Go: Creates a rift leading to anywhere that Maripet has already been. This rift can be used by allies of Maripet, and dissipates as soon as Maripet walks through it. PASSIVE: Split Focus: Maripet can focus on casting multiple spells at a time. They can do 2 with no reprocussions, 3 will cause mild pain, 4 will result in them losing consciousness if done for too long, and 5 or more will have increasing levels of pain, and eventually will leave them very close to death. The pain caused by this passive can be physical, mental, or emotional, and can be anything from uncontrolled crying to a ripped arm. Thread Splitter: Maripet is basically a living voodoo doll. Because of this, they do not have any bones, blood, organs, and flesh, nor do they have any robotic parts or machinery. They can sew up most wounds, however this is limited by the materials they have. Specifically, the number of their sewing pins. Most wounds take 1 pin to sew up, but if the wound is large enough, it may require 2 or more pins. FOREVER APART: If the two halves of Maripet were to ever be reconnected permanently, A great calamity would occur... Think of them like two halves of a demon core. You REALLY don't want to let them recombine. (If you don't know what the design inspiration was, istg you are uncultured-)