Tyrael

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Appearance: Tyrael is the Archangel of Justice, Retribution, Judgment, Righteousness, and Law. Tyrael has a decent height, about 190 centimeters. He wears heavy golden armor with silver accents, a manifestation of his spirit and a reflection of his pragmatism and utilitarianism. He has slightly oversized pauldrons, and a few dragonscale elements can be seen on his cuirass. He wears a white hood, which conceals his featureless face beneath the darkness; indeed, as an angel, he has no face in the traditional sense. On his back are second shoulder pads, this time for wings, which resemble golden feathers. Tyrael's large wings resemble shimmering tentacles of pure blue energy. Personality: Tyrael was once considered the strictest of all angels, unwavering in his adherence to laws, rules, and order. He had a single duty: to ensure Heaven's victory in the Eternal Battle. He was renowned for his calm, composure, and meticulous use of combat techniques. Outside of combat, Tyrael was distinguished by his fairness and impartiality, as justice itself should be. In his pursuit of virtue, Tyrael incurred the enmity of both angels and demons, and no angel was more fierce against demons than Tyrael. As the embodiment of justice, Tyrael represented the more draconian elements of that aspect, such as retribution and consequences. Tyrael enjoys combat. He is pragmatic and utilitarian, which is reflected in his armor. Thanks to Uldyssian's sacrifice (Uldyssian was one of the newly emerged nephalem who subsequently gained incredible power and saved his world of Sanctuary from destruction), Tyrael changed his ways and became something of a renegade from the Divines. He intervened in defense of humanity, despite the edicts of his fellow Council members. Over time, he came to believe that angels were meant not only to fight demons, but also to protect the innocent from them. Weapon: Eldruin, the Sword of Justice, is the personal weapon of the Archangel Tyrael. Eldruin is considered a symbol of justice itself. By all accounts, Eldruin is a unique weapon, capable of cutting through any enemy or substance in the universe. However, some believe the sword's blade cannot penetrate or harm a being with righteous intentions. The sword can destroy demonic seals. Furthermore, the sword has the ability to create a kind of small shield, protecting its wielder from destructive forces that would otherwise harm other mortals. It also appears to possess a certain degree of sentience. Only those with a righteous heart may wield this blade, and it will not aid its user if used in anger. It carries an angelic resonance and is large enough to be wielded with both hands. Eldruin is, in a sense, a part of Tyrael himself. It is linked to his essence, regardless of what form he takes, be it angel or mortal. Even if Tyrael were to somehow become fully human, Eldruin would remain linked to him. Eldruin can sustain mortal life, allowing them to survive without food or water. It can cleanse mortals of taint. Abilities: As an angel, he possesses physical abilities that far exceed those of a human, even for ordinary angels. As expected, he is capable of flight. Like other angels, he is incapable of dying of old age. Their wings emit pure energy, and under normal circumstances, any human weapon that strikes them will turn to ash. The wings can also pierce demons. His vision surpasses that of a human, but after exposure to Chalad'ar, all of Tyrael's senses have become heightened. Tyrael still possesses the ability to be both a commander and a warrior. Tyrael is a master swordsman. As an angel, he has resistance to mental influences and disease. Tyrael can also use light magic. He has learned to incinerate enemies with holy light and heal the wounds of his allies. He can also cast a special spell that covers the Eldruin sword in blue flames. In this state, the sword is capable of destroying powerful artifacts, including the Worldstone. However, the spell takes a rather long time to cast.