Morrigan RP apps

RP thread for accepted ppl: http://www.planetminecraft.com/forums/morrigan-t55818.html

Well hello there, PMC! I will be hosting my 2nd rp today! First, one thing,
THIS IS NOT A SERVER RP, IT'S A FORUM RP.
Ok here is the story line:
Once upon a time, a war was fought between the light and the dark. On the light were the humans, giants, and elves. On the dark were the monsters, servants of the dark, and corrupted humans, giants, and elves. When the battle started to favor the dark, and the light was weakening, a goddess of light appeared. She had long, jet-black hair, a white dress, and black-feathered wings. With her power, she sealed the dark and banished them into another dimension. The war was finally over, but the goddess was now weak. With the last of her power, she told the light that her name was Morrigan and she would always help fight the dark in any way she could. When she was done, she repaired the damage done to the landscape caused by the war. The last of her power almost gone, she turned into a stone statue and melded into the earth, where she rests until she has enough power to return.
The humans, giants, and elves return to their homelands as their towns grow and prosper, while forgetting about the others' existence. The war fought between the two sides eventually became a legend, a simple story told to children. Not all of the dark was gone, though. There was still a few lesser monsters scattered throughout the world, trying to cause pain and suffering. However, there were already strong fighters who could take care of them, so the local townspeople ignored them. The lesser monsters, however, joined together and tried to take over the towns. But even with that army, it was no contest. The mages combined their strength and banished their armies to small places in the world. These areas were called dungeons, and anyone could go in, assuming you had something to give to the barrier to pass through.
The dungeons were not called dungeons for nothing. They had long passage ways, rooms filled with booby-trapped chests (which spawned the monsters inside and locked the doors to the room), and a boss room, where the strongest monster waits, ready to fight any adventurer who ventured inside. When you defeated the boss monster, a door opens behind where it spawned, giving you a fairly reasonable reward. The reward varied by how hard the dungeon and boss monster was. The harder the dungeon, the better the reward, and vice versa.
This peace and prosperity did not last forever, though. After several thousand years, the bond keeping the darkness and bay began to waver. Some of the weakest of the weak slipped past the barriers holding the darkness back. The townsfolk ignored them, however, as the strong fighters who trained inside the dungeons kept them out.
They knew it wouldn't last forever, though. Some of the fighters became wanderers and adventurers, and wandered the lands, searching for the goddess Morrigan, who could help them and keep the darkness back again. As they crossed the oceans, they found new lands that held new animals, new biomes, and even new dungeons.
It was then that the elves, giants, and humans reunited, though they had little to no memory of each other. They were wary of each other, but eventually learned to trust each other. They began to fight side by side and always kept searching for the goddess Morrigan.

Man that took a while, didn't it? Well, here we are. I'll explain what each race can do. The humans were a jack-of-all-trades, not useless at much, but not full masters either. They could use magic, archery, and weapons with ease. The elves excelled at archery and magic, though they were not very good with close range combat. They also could not wear heavy armor, as they would be easy pickings for anybody, and it would cancel out their amazing speed. The giants excelled at close range combat, particularly blunt weapons, and were faster than humans, but slower than elves. They could hold a claymore (2 handed blade) in one hand while holding a shield in the other. They could not use magic very well, though, and did not use bows and arrows, preferring javelins instead. They did not have the range of human or elven bows, though.
Ah yes, there is now also a new way of fighting: alchemy. Here is how it works: you need these devices called cylinders, which were cylinder-shaped launchers that could use round crystals made from the elements and monscious metal, which held them together. The crystals could be combined with each other to create new crystals that could fight or defend, though it had to be a specific recipe. Anything else would cause the crystals to be destroyed beyond repair. The cylinders were attached to your arm, and you could only use one crystal at a time. The only exception was the basic water crystal, which could be stacked up in groups of a total of five inside the cylinder, which allowed a much stronger force when launched against whatever you're aiming at.
It's not all warriors, though. There are also farmers, lumberjacks, blacksmiths, shopkeepers, and so on. You can choose to be one of them as well.
Ok now that that's out of the way, here are the rules:
1: No godmodding. That means no controlling other people's characters or being overpowered, like using 5 weapons at once.
2: No trolling.
3: No saying, "I threw a punch and it landed," or anything like that if you ever fight another person's character. Let them decide if they get hit or not. After 6 or 7 misses, though, feel free to type that in. THEN it would be fine.
4: Down below on the apps, where it says "class", you can only have 2 at a time.
Now for the apps:
Name:
Age:
Gender:
Race:
Class:
Personality/Appearance:
Backstory:
Anything else:
Well that's it. Feel free to make your apps.
EDIT: Crap forgot this: you can summon familiars. You can only have up to 2, though. If one dies, you are allowed to get a replacement.

People accepted:
Scarifar
BlackFTW
iHazRabiez
Gobble124

People who can accept:
Scarifar
iHazRabiez