The 3P Universe! This is a universe where three old god pantheons suddenly appearing in 2001 and essentially throw the world into disarray for many years before slowly stabilizing and coming to terms with their new circumstances. The Norse, Greek and Egyptian pantheons specifically.

Amisi's whole life has been roughly centered around the forge since just before highschool and has developed further and carried her into a career path to where she currently is. Since the age of 16 and for the next 21 years, Amisi has made it her life's goal to show her praise and worth to Anubis through hard work and fire. She knows the application of hammer to anvil very well and can manage to use even fine tools to make finer parts. Such as making the parts to build a set of scales. She knows how to smelt and use normal metals such as copper to iron to steel. Can also make and apply Brass and Bronze. Roughly 20-21 years of applied experience. Upon entering the Realms, common leather supplies became harder to come by. Which means hunting, skinning and making your own in this case. In this case and the help of the Nordic people, she has made use of just common leathers that one can gain from deer, elk or moose. However after leaving the realm, she would learn to best use cow, goat and pig hide. Roughly 5-6 years worth of applied experience. After getting to the Hellenic Realm, she stumbled on the need for using precious metals for detailing work in many of her projects. Through time and effort as well as learning from a few skilled hands of the Hellenic Realm, would pick up the finer art. Learning how best to melt down gold, silver and in even fewer cases, platinum. Roughly 3-4 years worth of applied experience.

After getting into the realm the first time, Amisi joined with a group of adventurers on and off as a freelance repairwoman while picking up the tools of their trade. ( 4-5 years on and off. )

Born in the United States and was away on vacation with their cousin in Bardiyah while heading into Egypt upon the time of the “Realm-Fall,” where the Realms of the Greek, Norse and Egyptian Pantheons suddenly returned. During the confusion, they were swept from their family having seemingly disappeared amidst the chaos of the unnatural circumstances. Sometime later they were found near the border of Egypt and Lybia, their parents had an entirely different child than when they first arrived however, an incredibly confused Anu.

From there, they were returned to the US where things became difficult. Ridicule, hate, blame, and persecution, they suffered much from the bigots of the US’ southern region for what they had become and would continue to suffer for a time after. The crisis that had spawned across the world and had turned many things onto their heads with the including of lost friends and family. Thankfully, they managed to make a few friends that helped the poor child return their life to some levels of normalcy for a time.

Shortly after coming of age, they became relatively recluse and withdrawn from all the world, preferring to remain away from others as a whole. During this time and a lack of work, they spent this time in a search of who they were while exploring themselves and their faith. After some odds and ends hobbying with some quiet meditation, it led them to understand their preference to heat and physical labor. Trying other things on and off for a time lead them to finally trying metal crafts and enjoying smithing.

Some years after this, their hobby turned from what it was into a rather skilled profession. Whilst mass produced things could be made fast, they didn’t have the same aesthetic that a smith could provide nor the same relative durability. Many hours over an anvil, in the heat of the forge and many items ranging from knives to replica armors, they set out from their home in the US and decided to travel abroad in order to deeper understanding of themself and their now cherished practice.

Their first stop on this more peaceful pilgrimage of fire and steel, landed them in Northern Germany. Specifically in the Nordic Pantheon’s realm where Amisi could broaden their practice and educate themself further. Here she learned their language and customs, gaining a deeper understanding of their practices, faith and lore. The deepening of her understanding allowed her to reach a new level of independent work that may reduce some costs such as tanning and leatherworking to enhance the comfort and flexibility of certain pieces. She would leave to Greece after 4 years with an affirmed identity, strengthened faith and stronger desire for further improvement.

Continuing their pilgrimage led them to Western Greece where they entered into the Greek Pantheon’s realm. Here they would continue their studies and begin working into other fields of work. Addressing and finer tuning their intricate detailing and slipping into jeweler work to make use of the gold detailing they could apply to their weapons and armor they crafted. Amongst their immersion and occasional revelry, they started to feel that pull again and would after another 4 years, pack up and move along.
Her travels ended with her in Egypt where she would primarily remain. She built her own practice focused on smithing beautiful formations for the temple and crafting intricate jewelry for the priesthood. She began studies in her down time in order to become a priestess, finding that she had the potential power to create and resist flames. However she has more immediate access to enhancing abilities and would then start to learn and develop them. Under the priesthood she would later learn enough to join them and immerse herself further in her faith.

Despite their reluctance, she would eventually begin to become accepted despite her odd form of worship. She reapplied various forms of worship for Anubis and through that show faith reinforced the discipline of others. Through the odd sermon during her hammering, the ill-placed lesson through the bellows and the metaphor through a quenching hiss, she would make a show of Enduring faith when competing with others. It is then during her showings of faith she is pulled to the side and seemingly vanishes.

A bog standard ballpeen hammer. Hammer head made from heavy tool steel with the handle being made from of ash.

A simple canvas shoulder bag with nothing special except additional reinforcements of leather and steel chainmail to make sure it is much sturdier. Within the bag is a leather tool roll with a multiple of fine crafting tools, small hammers and scrap pieces for jewelry repair. Also within is a small jeweler's anvil and a small 20lbs smithing anvil.