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@Archetype Zero What setup?
@Nyxira Oh true, I forgot to make a character. I was half-thinking that I would just be narrator this time, but now that I think about it, making a character does seem appealing
@Athol There will be things to scavenge in the areas you choose to go to, but for now you pretty much got nothing but rocks
@Nyxira Yeah, it looks good! As far as race goes, it's basically anything goes unless they use magic.
@Briza I like the concept, keep at it!
@Nyxira Yeah, we should have room for one more since not all of the people from the interest check have shown interest
No one in living memory knows what led to a sand-covered world. A mistake of its past inhabitants? A foreign invasion? A disease of unprecedented potency? It does not matter, for dwelling in the past is no way of surviving the future. Within the ancient graves, bodies of old stirred from all places and all times. There is no clinking of old armor, no clanking of familiar weapons. There is however, the familiar comfort of old mementos, from the silky chains of an old crest to the smooth, silver locket containing memories long forgotten.

Just a moment ago, the graves laid, undisturbed. Now, slowly, the memories of times long past arise from their tombs into a new world. Endless dunes of rough, gritty sand blow past their exposed bodies, stinging the flesh of some, or simply trickling over the scales of others. Some of the Arisen immediately shrank away from the gusts of biting sand, returning to the relative comfort of their graves. Others, however, rose up to face the outside world, curious of the new land that awaited them.

To their West, the distant ruins of some once-grand kingdom stuck out of the sand as if it was grasping for air.

To the East, a great sea laid still: No waves dared break its surface.

To the South laid nothing more than dunes more numerous.

To the North, the black sun hung over them like a dilated eye, the twin-peaked mountain scraping the heavens.
I’m gonna start writing the IC now, it should be up within the week
@PKRaptor Cool
@Archetype Zero I'm sure it will, but keep in mind that others' writing level may not be the same as yours and that's ok.
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