Aoi the Marauder

She comes from an ancient clan of raiding oni from the far north, whose tribal lifestyle of excessive violence turned her community into a terrible calamity, causing all neighboring civilizations to suffer greatly upon interaction. When the neighbors' patience ran out, her clan was brutally massacred by a legendary yokai mercenary, and the survivors scattered across the continent, while some even found their way to distant lands. Unable to abandon her old ways and the only way of life she'd ever known, she wandered the more civilized lands, trying to make a living from what she did best: plunder. Which led her to wonder: Perhaps honest work as a mercenary could be the turning point in her life?

• Defiant, aggressive, with an imposing presence, brave, somewhat rude, persevering, indifferent to the status of her enemies or anyone she dislikes.
• More skilled than she appears given her muscularity and size due to her experience as a looter.
• Doesn't mind looting corpses regardless of their condition.
• Expert at finding valuables.
• Dislikes yokai.
• Her role as a mercenary is to be a versatile combat tank.
• Her mystical nature ensures that she will always find treasure in the places she searches and among those she kills, meaning that her trinkets also reinforce her abilities based on the treasure she possesses.
• Distrusts the more disadvantageous side of her species' nature, which is the harbinger of bad times under extreme stress, as she can enter an uncontrollable state of rage-induced psychosis.
• She wields a large, spiked, black club with a red handle and a ring at the end (she's not afraid to throw it if she needs to attack from a distance); however, her strength is still useful for defense and combat.
• During rest periods, you can use the following unique abilities:

1. Fame and Fortune: For 4 battles, your Speed ​​is increased by 2 (if the Citrine gem is in your inventory), your Defense by 15% (if the Onyx gem is in your inventory), your Critical Hit Chance by 5% (if the Emerald gem is in your inventory), your Damage by 15% (if the Ruby gem is in your inventory), and/or your Dodge by 10 (if the Sapphire gem is in your inventory).

2. Unfettered Jealousy: You focus your eyes and they glow malevolently, increasing your Attack by 10% and your Stress by 5.

3. Oni's Blessing: Non-religious allies resist 15% stress damage for 4 battles. If an ally is not religious, their stress is reduced by 15, but if they are religious, their stress is increased by 15.

4. Unending Greed: Search the resting place, finding 1 random gem (can be used up to 3 times).

• Her Rain of Riches abilities (she forcefully throws her gold coins at an enemy like a shower, damaging them as they are imbued with her oni essence) and the Fame and Fortune camping skill boost are more powerful for each gem type she possesses.
• She has an ability called Oni Bash, which is based on a type of electrical power that explodes beneath the target's ground, decreasing the damage they can cause and the chance of a critical hit.
• Has an ability that allows her to become enraged, blocking one attack directed at her and increasing her strength, speed, and ability to penetrate defenses.
• Nicknames: Oni, Marauder, Aoi, and add any nicknames you wish.

Appearance: A muscular and stocky oni with light blue skin, several scars on her body (the most prominent on her lip), freckles on her face, 2.5 meters tall, two black horns, six abs, long white hair (darkened by dirt) that is disheveled, bangs that cover her eyes, two segments that pass around her neck in the front and five segments in the back with five gold rings at the tips, stocky proportions, four toes, small feet (compared to the rest of her body), large sharp fangs, medium-sized breasts for her species, a large rear, wide hips, and thick thighs.

Clothing: bare shoulders, bandages tied around her wrists and as a bra, dark oriental lower armor that reaches to her knees, and leather shoes that look like bandages with white fur sticking out that exposes her toes.

• A Hamlet-style village with an inn, brothel, gambling hall, church, fountain, a mental asylum that doubles as a hospital, a tavern, and a blacksmith's shop.
• A castle ruin with cultists, bandits, and the undead inside, featuring a captive prophet (mutated to a height of 3 meters, playing with gouged-out eyes and yellow teeth, capable of using his predictions to rain down debris from the ruins on his enemies) and one of the necromancers betrayed by the previous lord of the land.
• An abandoned port invaded by ocean creatures and the undead, featuring two bosses: a ghost crew tied to their ship and a girl sacrificed by the previous lord of the land, turned into a mermaid.
• A forest filled with creatures infested with parasitic fungi and poisonous mushrooms, featuring a cannon used by bandits to invade, and a witch who was once the assistant of the previous lord of the land.
• A labyrinth inhabited by creatures resembling pigmen and beasts, with two mutations from the experiments of the territory's previous lord, known as the Pig Prince (he hits hard and is intelligent), and a large flesh aberration that mutates into four forms to ensure its survival.
• A farm sealed by enchanted stone slabs, corrupted by crystals spread like an infection over the living beings that once inhabited it by a being fallen from the stars (there may be enemies exclusive to the area, enemies from other areas, and enemies from other areas corrupted by the infection of the area). The Sleeper is located deep within the area as a boss, and under his command is the corrupted Miller (bearded, 3 meters tall, eyes glowing cyan, beam imbued with the power of the area as a weapon and skeletal torso). He also unleashes a being known as the Star Thing (3 meters tall, body composed of animal corpses, farm workers, and crystals, face of a human corpse) that could roam any area and appear as a boss.
• Butches Circus, a type of coliseum where you fight against other adventurers.
• Swampy courtyard of the Crimson Court, accessible only with an invitation (obtained randomly). Where once mansions under the effects of the curse once stood, now only ruins remain, with insects capable of transmitting the crimson curse. Its former inhabitants have been corrupted by the curse, turning them into half-mosquito or half-leech human aberrations capable of transmitting the curse. A giant crocodile is waiting for prey. It also has the Man, Viscount, and Countess as bosses (she is 3 meters tall, has a mosquito face, protuberances on her upper body, white hair, non-functional wings for flight, and a robust and monstrous mosquito lower body).
• Darkest Dungeon located under an abandoned mansion in front of a cliff (Giving those who enter special torches called "Talisman of the Flame" that help mitigate the influence of the place in order to maintain sanity) inhabited by deformed and corrupted monsters by the influence of a cosmic monster called "Heart of Darkness" (who is the cause of the corruption of the other areas, creator of the human race, owner of the dungeon that remains asleep and when defeated destroys the world to use its power going back in time to the day the hiring of adventurers began) that makes blood rain and that the link is full of fleshy structures with multiple eyes and mouths, making leaving there permanently affects by leaving a fear marked in their subconscious that prevents them from returning there regardless of having succeeded or trying to escape are forced to sacrifice 1 member of the team.
• Nest of the eldritch beast Shrieker (giant crow affected by the eldrich corruption with high dodge that steals equipment from the fallen) to recover what was stolen by this monster.
• Hamlet's village is in chaos due to an invasion by bandits led by their leader Vvulf (wearing barbarian armor, a shield with a bloody skull, bombs as weapons and a wolfskin from his right shoulder to the end of his back).
• (In all areas there is a chance that there is a Shambler altar that if given a torch all light is lost and is able to summon the eldritch beast Shambler (2 meters, several red eyes, black tentacles with purple, spines on the back and jaw with sharp teeth) capable of summoning minions (worm appearance, 3 mouths, red eyes around its main mouth and several tongues coming out of the main mouth), and there is also the possibility that if they carry a large inventory for what was obtained an eldritch being called Collector may appear (blue flaming skull inside a cage, yellow tunic covering his body composed of faces of fallen adventurers, floating, 2 meters and brown gloves) that summons heads with spines of adventurers as minions (when acting they have ghostly bodies and disappear if the Collector is killed), in addition, if the crimson curse has many infected a human known as the Fanatic may appear (a bald cleric with a mace as his weapon) obsessed with purging the infected at the stake and who, when defeated, leaves behind up to two bottles containing the cure for the crimson curse (which does not remove the effects of those who have already assimilated it as part of themselves by altering their bodies).
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• Vermintide nest (humanoid and mutant rats that are not afraid of devouring their fallen allies to recover and created altars to their Skaven god in certain places) located in a warpstones mine (green gems with a high chance of mutating living beings) with warriors (with basic or no armor, plus mutated rats of various shapes and advanced warriors with weapons imbued with warpstone and better armor), miners, mechanics (with weapons that shoot green liquid mixed with the toxicity of warpstones, green fire flamethrowers or mechanical wheels like motorcycles with one) and researchers (with plague doctor suits using chemicals made from warpstone as a weapon) vermintides that use said warpstones as an engine, core or centerpiece of their firearms (capable of poisoning), machinery (made as wheels for rodents) and research (such as their use as an enhancer of individuals without mutating them excessively and only in some aspect specific as a mutated rat triple the size focused on strength), having as bosses the Doomwheel machine, commander Grey Seer, mutant called Bonecrusher Rat Ogre (blindfolded eyes, green loincloth and left hand replaced by a warpstone crystal), mutant called Storm Demon (hands replaced by flamethrowers, ammo on shoulders and a parasitic twin on back) and vermite called Impure Hybrid locked away after being infected by the farm infection.
• City sewers invaded by the green-robed warrior vermintides, battering ram carriers with warpstone chemicals (capable of poisoning and decreasing the healing of their enemies) and researchers called plagues, having as bosses of maximum difficulty the plague priest and at the bottom of the sewers locked a mutant aberration called Hellpit Abomination (4 legs, 4 arms with the upper left hand replaced by a ball shining in chemicals, without eyes, 4 vermite heads joined around the neck and spikes on the back next to devices that inject chemicals capable of making it revive)
• Sundward isles of oriental style and inhabited by yokai that are enemies, notable bosses would be: a species of catfish yokai called omanazu the size of a boat capable of spitting poison and using the tide to its advantage, 2 stone shisa called Shishi and Komainu corrupted by a fungal infection that controls them to prevent them from stopping their infection, vengeful spirit of a samurai riding a horse, the final which is a giant yokai of blue humanoid appearance without features beyond the eyes in addition to enormous damage called Umibozu, and a blue eldrich yokai called Raiju with the appearance of a crustacean man (a mix between a crab and a lobster) 3 meters tall (he has a sickle stuck in his head, oriental armor and with a large club with spikes and a shotgun as weapons; in addition, after killing him, followers of this will appear in missions on the islands as enemies).
• A snowy mountain inhabited by tribal people who aren't afraid to use living beings tied to pillars as defense; giants, traps, and trees that can spread a disease that, over time, chills the person until they die (which mainly affects their resistance and speed drastically); undead animals and altars that can force the summoning of Wendigos, like one of the bosses (whose death gives up to two spheres with a cure for the area's disease).
• Butches Circus expansions such as a deep and dangerous area where followers of an entity superior to the "Heart of Darkness" forces the appearance of beings and monsters classified as dungeon bosses or random areas to battle, another hidden area where it is said that a resurrection ritual is performed for a price (50,000 gold) or the challenge of defeating a repeatable boss of a "friendly" duel (which does not end in death but the damage you keep the same) against the Ringmaster (tall woman with a gray helmet with 5 rusty spikes on the sides, yellow edge and central spike and only the left eye visible, mace as a weapon capable of stun and apply bleeding in an area, red lipstick, red left glove that reaches the elbow and with spikes, red heels, yellow sleeve on the right arm from the elbow to the wrist with white extension edges, black tunic with red fabric as a belt that has a yellow fabric in the shape of an arrow with red edges, white bow on the chest and black fur scarf; apart (of using 2 human-sized puppets as a shield or distraction since you must first destroy them to confront her directly and circus tricks as a form of attack).
• Pet cemetery with great treasures but inhabited by undead, beasts that were once pets of the undead, zombies, ghostly dark creatures (categorized as nightmares), spider nests, dryads, a gorgon as a boss, a ghostly horse as a boss, a tall ghostly man with a hat covering his face (he can summon up to 3 eyeless circular beings that open part of themselves like worm mouths) and Tindalo as a summonable boss giving a special offering at a pillar with torches (giant skinless dog with 3 heads and layers of fire breathing that will not fall until it loses all its heads).
• Hidden area as a repeatable mission of maximum difficulty as it is a sealed area of ​​the city in which there is a distortion created by the same entity as the Butches Circus boss section. This place is a corridor of 5 rooms with powerful enemies from any region (including those exclusive to this place, which are Eldrich Aberrations, Corrupted Adventurers, and more powerful variants). In the last room, you face a high-level boss (it can be from any region, but monstrosities from this place are prioritized). Upon defeat, you can opt for the resurrection ritual reward and be returned to the exit.
• Hamlet's village in chaos due to the invasion of Wildlanders (they wear scant clothing, redheads, Viking tattoos and iron helmets with animal features), a wild tribe with hyenas and bears (with 1 prosthetic arm and a cannon on their back) and one with a deer-shaped helmet that rides a golem monster (serpentine body, 2 insect legs curving like a neck, closures on its forehead, skulls decorating its sides near the leg connections and large spines on top), as well as being commanded by one of the 3 matriarchs that rule the tribe called Flayed (she is 3 meters tall, large chest, long red hair, stocky, metal bra, skulls as shoulder pads with some white fur, brown bandages on her hands and feet, Viking tattoos, loincloth and thick 3-spiked helmet), Warhawk (she is 3 meters tall, stocky, falcon head-shaped helmet with wings metal, brown bandages on hands and feet, loincloth with chain laces, dark brown cape, short red hair, Viking tattoos, large chest, metal bra with belt laces and belts connected to a metal prosthesis with a cannon on the hand) and Steelpath (2 meters tall, large chest, short red hair, stocky, metal bra, metal gloves and loincloth, brown boots, Viking tattoos, red cape with white fur on top, helmet with 2 horns and 2 spikes, and uses a large sword).
• Hamlet's village in chaos due to the invasion of Levantines (ancient Arabic-themed relic hunters) being able to have units with firearms apart from traditional weapons, led by Enchantress the Snake Charmer (woman with large breasts and rear, wide hips, a pet snake as a scarf, grey earrings, rings, average height, brown skin, iron crown with prominent point facing the sky, low-cut blue dress, black boots and silver necklace) and Janissary (male, 2 meters tall, iron mask with a veil, padded plate suit with white details, light blue cloth under the belt, black gloves and boots, and 2 capes on his shoulders) who uses a musket and a curved sword as weapons.