1243 Skill Total - 198 Quest Points - 83 Combat - 64 Attack - 62 Strength - 68 Defense - 56 Prayer
77 Fishing - 60 Mining - 60 Woodcutting - 58 Cooking - 55 Firemaking -51 Crafting - 51 Agility - 50 Thieving

1243 Skill Total - 198 Quest Points - 83 Combat - 64 Attack - 62 Strength - 68 Defense - 56 Prayer
77 Fishing - 60 Mining - 60 Woodcutting - 58 Cooking - 55 Firemaking -51 Crafting - 51 Agility - 50 Thieving

1243 Skill Total - 198 Quest Points - 83 Combat - 64 Attack - 62 Strength - 68 Defense - 56 Prayer
77 Fishing - 60 Mining - 60 Woodcutting - 58 Cooking - 55 Firemaking -51 Crafting - 51 Agility - 50 Thieving

(Terrible image, but all that really changes is the face.)

Bio: After losing in combat against Roxas, Riku unleashes the darkness in his heart, wielding its power to gain the appearance of "Ansem". Alongside this, he is accompanied by the dark creature "Ansem" once was shielded by, though this is only recorded to have been used by Riku to restrain others.

Abilities: Having unleashed the darkness, Riku supposedly can not return to his former self. That is his tradeoff for greater strength, his bodyguard, and (as I've decided, not game-wise) the unlocking of his "Limit Break", essentially dashing rapidly through the air with a thrust before ending in a great series of slashes.
If allowed, I'd like to upgrade all remaining spells at this point to -ara class. The increase isn't just power, but both visual and how the spells themselves work.

This means...
Fira is longer homing, but has a more powerful explosion. Potential to ignite.
Blizzara will send a small blizzard (not the spell, but an actual snowstorm effect) flying down, half-homing to its target. If it hits the ground, it stays in place until a target comes in range for explosion. Potential to freeze.
Thundara trades a line of bolts to bolts striking in the general area its caster was in at the time of casting. Potential to shock.
Aerora creates a ball of air that seeks out the ground under a target to throw them into the air if they touch it. High potential to air-toss.
Cura trades a simple, instant heal for a regen effect.

Note: Wings are purely decorative and only show up occasionally.

Warlocks are masters of the dark arts, devoted to furthering their understanding and use of shadow and Fire based magics, along with the summoning of demons from within the Twisting Nether. They first appeared on Azeroth during the First War, when Gul'dan, the first of their kind among the invading orc clans of Draenor, led the Horde across the dimensional gulf through the Dark Portal while in servitude to the Burning Legion.

History

The eredar of the Burning Legion are credited as the original warlocks and wielders of dark magics, corrupted from the powerful and magically attuned eredar of Argus.

In most societies, the warlocks now live on the fringe of civilization, tolerated but not trusted. Human warlocks meet in secret in the basement of a bar in Stormwind. Thrall has expressed discomfort with the warlocks but understands the necessities in using them so he has allowed them the Cleft of Shadow. Conventional spell casters often see the warlock's magic as a vain attempt at increasing their own power.

Although many that consort with demons fall to darkness, the warlocks of the Horde and the Alliance advocate bending demonic forces to one's will without succumbing to complete corruption. These spell casters can summon demons to serve them, and they can also cast many painful spells that slowly eat at the life of their enemies. Warlocks are usually physically weak compared to other classes, but they compensate for this deficiency with their potent array of spells and their demonic minions. Compared to other spell casters, warlocks are among the strongest and often depend on the sacrifice of their own blood to fuel their magical powers.

On the world of Azeroth, there are many races who presently wield the dark power of the Nether. The playable races a warlock can choose from are the humans, gnomes, orcs, undead, and blood elves. Each has its own history in the dark demon arts.

This Wowhead page has a fairly accurate list of the abilities The Warlock has. Also, The Warlock has some abilities that can be empowered by using a Soul Shard with the Soulburn spell. a warlock has 3 Soul Shards available to him, which can only be regained by casting Soul Harvest, or by channeling Drain Soul on an opponent as they die.

The Warlock will be of the Affliction specialization, meaning that along with the posted list of abilities, he will also have the following abilities: Soul Swap, Haunt, Curse of Exhaustion and Unstable Affliction. (For WoW-savvy players, I'll be using this spec).

Anything listed with a 10-minute cooldown or more I'll only be able to use once in the battlefield.

Demon minions also have their own abilities, which will be explained when they're summoned.

Also, for your convenience, I'll provide links to the abilities I use when I use or mention them for the first time.

EDIT: I found a convinient list with pet abilities too. You can see it here: List

On Damage-Over-Time (DoT) effects
A large amount of warlock spells is instant-cast damage over time effects that are practically on an enemy as soon as the spell is cast. I thought that this would be way too overpowered for a Battlefield setting, so I had the idea to change these into casted bolts that would need to travel (with a rather high speed) to the target to do their damage. The bolts would also bend their trajectory to home in to the target, but wouldn't turn around after passing it.

Curses don't generally damage the enemy, so I figured they'd be fine as they are.