Maddie is the youngest Old One, who’s true name is incomprehensible and unpronounceable by the mortal tongue. The guardian figure of the Four Horsies, who is trying to ensure that they fulfill their intended purpose by the end times. Tells stories of her youth, which was filled with chaos and madness.
MADDIE’S SPECIAL POWER: Telepathy
CALAMITY
Calamity is the child of Pestilence. Allergic to nearly everything - but in reality, everything is allergic to them. Wears a gas mask to protect others from any ailments that may be contracted from being in close proximity to them. Despite this, they have a massive heart and are protective of their siblings, and only want them to be safe. Gets along best with Ghost, due to their similar natures as a hazard to everyone around them.
CALAMITY’S SPECIAL POWER: Plaguemancy
RAVEN
Raven is the child of Famine. A natural prankster who has trouble telling a ‘harmless prank’ from ‘destroying her sibling’s self-esteem’. She is known for causing a bit of chaos with various degrees of harm, from starting off conspiracy theories to making her sibling’s food turn to dust in their mouth. Attached to the human ‘punk’ aesthetic, but completely misses the point of what being punk is about. Gets along best with Clash, and wants to form a band with him.
RAVEN’S SPECIAL POWER: Famine Field
CLASH
Clash is the child of War. Trained in all forms of equine combat from the day he could trot, and uses it as a way to vent his frustrations. Hot-headed and hot-tempered, and incredibly passionate about everything he does. Gets along best with Raven, who wants to form a band with him. He doesn’t know anything about making music, but loves metal.
CLASH’S SPECIAL POWER: Tempered Tantrum
GHOST
Ghost is the child of Death. Easily excitable, but can kill anything that is not immortal with a skeletal touch. Spirits of those that they have accidentally killed tend to lurk around them for a long while, including the spirit of a dead bird - the first creature that they touched. Gets along best with Calamity, due to their similar natures as hazards to everyone around them.
