Character Information (Compulsory)Name (as known in the novel): Dong Zhuo
Real Name (if any): See above.
Sex: Male.
Age: 54
Affiliation (put 'neutral' if undecided): Himself.
Weapon(s): Mauser C96, dagger.
Appearance: Here.Physical Description (Optional)Height: 163cm/5' 4"
Weight: 80kg/176lbs
Likes: Power, inflicting pain on others, alcohol, women, indulging himself, oppressing people, witnessing suffering.
Dislikes: Commoners, bad news, peasants, merchants, basically everyone.
Personality: If one looked up 'tyrant' in the dictionary, one would find Dong Zhuo's picture. A cunning, ruthless and often rude sadist, prone to creating carefully calculated strategic plans that he almost immediately sabotages through impulse and instinct after his easily agitated temper is roused. Has no ability to comprehend others, thinking only of himself and his own goals, others are but tools to be used and discarded.
History (Compulsory)Bios: Born into a military family in Lintao, there was only ever one path for Dong Zhuo; the military. Doubly so, owing to his skill in shooting from horseback and his own physical strength. But destiny, or so he claims, had greater plans for him. While serving in the Han Army, Dong Zhuo found a bloodstained dagger in the aftermath of a skirmish with the inscription 'slash the kings like logging' faintly visible. Dong Zhuo has kept this knife with him ever since, claiming it to be a good luck charm.
He became a soldier of the Capital Corps of the Han, being transfered there from his previous unit. He served under Zhang Huan in his northern campaign to suppress rebels, and was rewarded magnificently, being given 9,000 rolls of fine silk and a following slew of promotions, county magistrate in Yanmen Commandery, a divisional commandant in Shu Commandery, a Wu and Ji Colonel in the Western Regions, Inspector of Bing Province, and finally Administrator of Hedong Commandery.
His rise, seemingly unstoppable, was briefly halted by a defeat by the Yellow Turbans, but Dong Zhuo knew this setback would not last long for him. Destiny had greater things for him. After a few more minor defeats, Dong Zhuo realised the Han Dynasty's power was waning, and made preparations accordingly. His chance came when his superior ordered him into the capital to depose the eunuchs surrounding the emperor. The coup succeeded, but the situation in the capital was... Tenuous, at best.
So Dong Zhuo deposed the Emperor in favour of his own candidate, murdered the former Emperor and the Empress Dowager, declared himself Chancellor and bullied the Imperial Court into submission through brute force. Upon hearing rumours of an approaching army, Dong Zhuo ordered his troops to raze the Imperial Capital, Luoyang, seize anything of value, pillage the Imperial Tombs and then burn it all and salt the earth for good measure. He fled westwards to Chang'an with his puppet Emperor, and there he remains.
Additional Information (Optional):
Character Information (Compulsory)Name (as known in the novel): Lu Bu
Real Name (if any): See above.
Sex: Male.
Age: 44
Affiliation (put 'neutral' if undecided): Dong Zhou (in reality, himself)
Weapon(s): MG 34, Miao dao, M1911
Appearance (picture link is preferred): Here.Physical Description (Optional)Height: 6' 4"
Weight: 88kg/195 lbs
Likes: Fighting, women, indulging himself, alcohol, being his own person and allowed to do whatever he wants, whenever
Dislikes: Thinking, tactics, strategy, patience, cowardice, resistance to whatever he wants at that time
Personality: Lü Bu is impulsive. Although smart, he doesn't really think; however, his reputation means this comes across as 'being decisive' rather than 'being an absolute moron'. He's hedonistic, taking what he wants, when he wants it, and everyone who tries to get in his way can get out of it or lose it. Has no comprehension of honour or loyalty, being a man governed entirely by impulse, but he's unlikely to bite the hand that feeds him.
As long as he remembers it feeds him, at least.
History (Compulsory)Bios: Lü Bu first came to prominence as a cavalry commander in the Han Army at Henei Commandery. His service and life prior to this were largely unremarkable, save for his sheer size and skill with weaponry, demonstrated in a few minor actions against bandits. Were it not for the events of the time, however, he likely would have faded into history. But Lü Bu and his cavalry, under Ding Yuan, were ordered by the Dong Zhou to the capital to join his military coup against the eunuchs.
Ding Yuan and Dong Zhou fought over the latter's conduct in the Imperial Court, and Dong Zhou bribed Lü Bu into betraying his superior before he assumed command over Ding Yuan's troops, presenting Dong Zhou with Ding Yuan's head. He led Dong Zhou's rearguard in the flight to Chang'an, seemingly content for now do to as he pleases while nominally owing his loyalties to Dong Zhou.
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