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This took way to long to finish. I've been in a weird place since I had to move suddenly, and I've been having some issue with motivation to do...well anything really. But I finally buckled down enough to finish this, and the full party is complete. I decided to make Zwei both the the hypothetical game's mascot character and the Party's Navigator. And yea, I didn't bother making a separate post for Zwei's persona, this just seemed easier.

The idea is that, while I'm still using the Phantom Thieves shtick from Persona 5, I also wanted to add in some references to the characters original canon as hunters. So Zwei, instead of being a Cat Burglar like Morgana is a Hunting Dog. There's more to the Hunting motif, but I'll get to that in a later Character sheet. There is a mystery to who and what Zwei is, and it's both similar to and different from Morgana. But again, I'll get into that later.

So after this, the Phantom Thieves' Targets are next, then the remaining Confidants after that.

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A talking dog creature Ruby and Yang met during their first visit to Ironwood's Palace. They found him locked in one of Ironwood's prison cells and (After Ruby was done squeeing over the cute talking dog) agreed to let him out in exchange for him showing them a way out of the Palace. When Zwei followed the girls out of the Metaverse, he turned into a normal looking Corgi and still retained the ability to speak. However, only those involved in the affairs of the Metaverse can actually understand him.
Zwei claims to be a hunting dog serving a specific "Master" to track down and eliminate especially dangerous Shadows. Unfortunately, Zwei lost track of his master and doesn't remember much about him. He initially came to Ironwood's Palace under the impression that if he just kept doing what his master trained him to do, he'd eventually find him or get his attention.
Zwei will also show the Phantom Thieves the Remnant, what Zwei calls "Everyone's Palace". A part of the Metaverse that serves as the Collective Unconscious of Vale where people's shadows can be found and dealt with before they are corrupted enough to develop a personal Palace.
After Ironwood's downfall, Zwei makes a deal with Ruby: He'll teacher her and the other Phantom Thieves everything he knows about the Metverse if she helps him find his master. To that end, Ruby and Yang took Zwei home with them to give the dog a proper place to live during his search.
Confidant Story: Zwei's Confidant rank will go up automatically over the course of the story. Usually after some relevant plot point, Ruby and Zwei will have a conversation to deepen their relationship. Over time, Zwei will become more comfortable with Ruby and Yang. (partially helped by Taiyang fawning over him just as much as Ruby) And while he still wants to find his master, his desperation to do so will diminish.
Confident Abilities: As Zwei's confidant rank increases, his Persona, Vendidad, will develop more abilities to support the party both in battle and while exploring the Remnant. With Moral Support, Zwei can cast healing and buff magic on the party in a time of need. Guide Dog will automatically map out an entire Remnant floor. With Bait 'n Switch, there's a chance Zewi can set up a Hold Up at the beginning of a battle. With Active Support, Zwei will recover the party's HP and Sp. Treasure Hound will occasionally reset treasure chests in dungeons after battles. Escape Route allows Zwei to swap out Party members if two or more are knocked out. And with Final Guard Zwei can negate one otherwise fatal blow.

Vendidad

The Vendidad is a collection of texts within the greater compendium of the Avesta. However, unlike the other texts of the Avesta, the Vendidad is an ecclesiastical code, not a liturgical manual.
There is a degree of moral relativism apparent in the Vendidad, and the diverse rules and regulations are not always expressed as being mystical, absolute, universal or mandatory. The Vendidad is mainly about social laws, mores, customs and culture. In some instances, the description of prescribed behavior is accompanied by a description of the penances that have to be made to atone for violations thereof.

Description
This took way to long to finish. I've been in a weird place since I had to move suddenly, and I've been having some issue with motivation to do...well anything really. But I finally buckled down enough to finish this, and the full party is complete. I decided to make Zwei both the the hypothetical game's mascot character and the Party's Navigator. And yea, I didn't bother making a separate post for Zwei's persona, this just seemed easier.

The idea is that, while I'm still using the Phantom Thieves shtick from Persona 5, I also wanted to add in some references to the characters original canon as hunters. So Zwei, instead of being a Cat Burglar like Morgana is a Hunting Dog. There's more to the Hunting motif, but I'll get to that in a later Character sheet. There is a mystery to who and what Zwei is, and it's both similar to and different from Morgana. But again, I'll get into that later.

So after this, the Phantom Thieves' Targets are next, then the remaining Confidants after that.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

A talking dog creature Ruby and Yang met during their first visit to Ironwood's Palace. They found him locked in one of Ironwood's prison cells and (After Ruby was done squeeing over the cute talking dog) agreed to let him out in exchange for him showing them a way out of the Palace. When Zwei followed the girls out of the Metaverse, he turned into a normal looking Corgi and still retained the ability to speak. However, only those involved in the affairs of the Metaverse can actually understand him.
Zwei claims to be a hunting dog serving a specific "Master" to track down and eliminate especially dangerous Shadows. Unfortunately, Zwei lost track of his master and doesn't remember much about him. He initially came to Ironwood's Palace under the impression that if he just kept doing what his master trained him to do, he'd eventually find him or get his attention.
Zwei will also show the Phantom Thieves the Remnant, what Zwei calls "Everyone's Palace". A part of the Metaverse that serves as the Collective Unconscious of Vale where people's shadows can be found and dealt with before they are corrupted enough to develop a personal Palace.
After Ironwood's downfall, Zwei makes a deal with Ruby: He'll teacher her and the other Phantom Thieves everything he knows about the Metverse if she helps him find his master. To that end, Ruby and Yang took Zwei home with them to give the dog a proper place to live during his search.
Confidant Story: Zwei's Confidant rank will go up automatically over the course of the story. Usually after some relevant plot point, Ruby and Zwei will have a conversation to deepen their relationship. Over time, Zwei will become more comfortable with Ruby and Yang. (partially helped by Taiyang fawning over him just as much as Ruby) And while he still wants to find his master, his desperation to do so will diminish.
Confident Abilities: As Zwei's confidant rank increases, his Persona, Vendidad, will develop more abilities to support the party both in battle and while exploring the Remnant. With Moral Support, Zwei can cast healing and buff magic on the party in a time of need. Guide Dog will automatically map out an entire Remnant floor. With Bait 'n Switch, there's a chance Zewi can set up a Hold Up at the beginning of a battle. With Active Support, Zwei will recover the party's HP and Sp. Treasure Hound will occasionally reset treasure chests in dungeons after battles. Escape Route allows Zwei to swap out Party members if two or more are knocked out. And with Final Guard Zwei can negate one otherwise fatal blow.

Vendidad

The Vendidad is a collection of texts within the greater compendium of the Avesta. However, unlike the other texts of the Avesta, the Vendidad is an ecclesiastical code, not a liturgical manual.
There is a degree of moral relativism apparent in the Vendidad, and the diverse rules and regulations are not always expressed as being mystical, absolute, universal or mandatory. The Vendidad is mainly about social laws, mores, customs and culture. In some instances, the description of prescribed behavior is accompanied by a description of the penances that have to be made to atone for violations thereof.