The Kaard-Case Project [A Deltarune AU] - (Minor update as of 2/6/2020)
givorsteal for Ace of Clubs
The Character
The Ace of Clubs is, just as is common with the aces, mimicking their respective king to some degree. Looking up to the King of Clubs's affinity for combat without magic, the Ace of Clubs follows suit, wearing enormous metal cuffs to artificially weight their punches. Their somewhat generic in the idea that their the "Big guy who likes to fight and shouts a lot", though they have a noteworthy resolve. In battle, it only takes them one turn to get back onto their feet after being downed, and can only lose after either being downed three times in a row (immediately after getting up) or by having him be downed while their whole team is also downed. They are the appointed head of security by the King of Clubs, as they appreciate sharing a mindset with someone... even if it is an ace.
The voice
The ace of clubs's voice is very rough and very LOUD. They basically shout everything, even if they don't need to. If you can get it to be somewhat guttural of a voice, give it a shot!
Format reminder
Quotation marks (") mark the dialogue, and brackets [ ] mark direction. Even if the brackets show up in the middle of a line, don't read that part- just use it as a note for how to deliver the line.
"Bah! How am I supposed to keep up with Sir King Clubs's strength if I don't keep up with my training? Spar with me, I say! SPAAAAAR!"
[This line should be delivered from a stubborn son of a gun who has made this request many times already but just won't take no for an answer]"Yes, Sir King of Clubs! As it will always be... You can count on me!"
[Nothing much in terms of direction here- stay high on energy! Vahl is eager to please the king of his suit, as all the Aces are][Do some general battle grunts. Ace of Clubs is the only character who does this... and he does it a LOT]
After some time to consider options and whatnot, I've got to say that i've taken a liking to this voice. It's got the energy and the tone were looking for, and it's generally great work- that kind of voice isn't an easy thing to do. Welcome to the cast!