Magic the Gathering OC's

Melitum, the Quiet Hunger

Name: Melitum

Age: ???

Gender: Male

Race: Aetherborn

Appearance: Blue eyes, with ashen grey skin. He wears a black and grey coat over himself at all times, to hide himself away. Humanoid form, like all aetherborn. 

Sexuality: Straight

Home Plane: Kaladesh

Alignment: Himself

Colors: Black, Green.

Mechanic: Typically harms his enemies and drains them of aether, before converting some of that aether to harm himself and create animal constructs that are more savage than the original, organic one. Also calls for the help of other Aetherborn for assistance, offering his own life or that of his constructs to sustain them.

Relationships: The Underworld (Associate), Renegades (cooperative), and Gonti (Associate and Ally), Nissa Revane (Suspected by, and respects.)

Personality: Cold, calculating, quiet, intuitive, tactful, resourceful, studious, sometimes callous, manipulative.

Weapon(s) of choice: His magic and constructs. Able to suck the aether out of living beings. 

Color Inspirations:

Black: Summons underworld Aetherborn, and uses his connections to reach out to them for aid. Drains living things of their essence or gives up his own to create his constructs.

Green: Beasts he finds, tames, and drains beasts of their essence to make his constructs. 

Theme: Link

Background: Melitum was born the same as any other Aetherborn: hungry, always hungry. So he lived a life of crime, killing others and stealing their aether so that he himself would live. Somewhere along the line, he picked up an interest in animals, after witnessing a strange elven woman, most likely a planeswalker, take such an interest in the nature of the world of Kaladesh. He then decided to take to studying the world around him, and began to create constructs based off of these animals in Kaladesh. It was at that point that something awoke in him- his Planeswalker spark. He then planeswalked out of Kaladesh, and landed in a foreign world. And this is where he will find your character.

Ideals: "The ends justify the means." "Nothing is done for free." "You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours."