Abrahm Nythos

Abrahm Nythos, aka 'eleventhHour', is an Olive-blooded troll. He is not one of the first trolls to receive the game, nor does he ever seem to express much of an interest in playing it. His desire to socialize, however awkward and invasive these attempts may be, has drawn him into playing it anyways. His handle may refer to the concept of a late or final hour, which may as well be related to the 'Doomsday Clock' and the 'X Minutes to Midnight' concepts. His name, which sounds phonetically like 'Abram', relates to his arcana as the biblical name 'Abraham' means 'father of many nations'. He bears a symbol of a circle being crossed out by an X, which is also expressed in his quirk of breaking his O's with X's. While it is an abstraction of the planet's non-existence, it also shares another reference. This character's appearance was apparently influenced by a late-night's viewing of Bane plays Slender. The symbol is the very same used for The Operator in the Slenderman mythos.

His face was supposedly 'blown off' in a FLARPing accident when he was 6 sweeps old, which might have lead him to become so antisocial, pessimistic, and grim. His breathing is audible and he can only consume liquids through the tubes that protrude from the mask covering nose, mouth, and jaw. He cannot revive other players in the game due to donning this device, though it is unknown as to whether or not his dreamself shares the same handicap. He speaks articulately and can maintain his cool for an extended period of time if he's dealing with a calm, rational person. He is brutally honest and incredibly sarcastic with just about anybody. He does not seem to 'seek approval'.

 He attempts to build his own doomsday devices once in a while, but falls short of his goal for all the same reasons--a lack of funds or a lack of materials. One device in particular, the Doomsday Cannon, was shelled out and rewired into a computer. This suggests that Abrahm is tech-savvy, but the fact that his commputer itself acts like an ancient MSDOS suggests that he's no computer genius. Obviously he must do some research, given that his hive seems littered with books.

 His lusus, a pegasus covered in eyes, was inspired by the concept of the Four Horsemen and the all-seeing angels--both of which are related to the apocalypse. It is not a powerful creature by any means, but it can avoid danger easily by seeing and anticipating it early enough to escape. It is also rumored to bring about foul luck.

