Hey guys! I'm Buglet! I've spoken to Partisan and I suppose I'll be joining you all. I'm in the process of making a CS as we speak.
Also, I don't call this bingo @Zran, I call this propaganda talks at work.All hail the Weades!
Personality:
History: Briala spent her early years in Wintershouse, her father was the Lord Huntsmen, as was his father and his father before him, each serving whichever Lord Weade reigned at the time. Growing up she was given a good education due to her father’s high standing and the grace of Lord Rikard, often alongside the Lord’s son Gregar. Although she wasn’t taught any of the weapon skills he learnt.
Fortunately Briala’s elder brother, Jediah taught her the archery and hunting skills he learnt from their father. Before long she outshone him during their secret hunting trips, she’d be the one to bring down the most kills, first birds, the rabbits and all manner of small creature eventually even the rare deer. Jediah claimed the spoils as his due to their secrecy; Briala didn’t mind she merely enjoyed the hunt.
Unfortunately due to Jediah’s seeming prowess he was sent out to scout for boar alone their father would lead the hunt the next day, in honour of Lady Elisandre’s arrival there would be a hunt. Briala was unable to get out of Wintershouse, she had been trained to be Elisandre’s one of ladies-in-waiting, though she despised the though. The memory of their shared education and his kindness lingered in her mind. The next day when the hunting party road out Jediah wasn’t at the meeting place, yet their father found his trail and followed it to its end. They found her brother, dead, bow in hand, gored by the very boar he was hunting.
Soon after when Gregar was married to his beautiful bride, Elisandre, Briala took to the woods stealing one of her father’s bows and enough furs to survive the harsh weather. The death of her brother and seeming loss of the man she loved driving her into the wilderness, after the creature who took all from her.
After three days, searching the townspeople and her father assumed she died of the cold. But she did not die; she thrived in fact, finally free to roam. After much searching she found the great boars trail leading up into the mountains, she followed it doggedly. Until finally she found the beast’s lair, and slew the beast, it took three arrows to the head before it went down, managing to score her leg.
She made her way back limping, but managed to tow the beast behind her all the way back to the town much to the awe of the townsfolk, it had been eight days by now. She was celebrated as a minor hero, and when asked how she did it she simply stated, “It was not me, it was my brother”.
The only one she told the truth to was her father, who in turn told Lord Rikard and requested she be taught as his apprentice, since the spot was open and she clearly had a gift. Her father found there was not much left to teach her and when Rikard left for war he went to loyal as ever, leaving her in charge.
When news of Rikard’s death came through she feared for her father, though no one knew either way. She was however made Duke Gregar’s Huntswoman despite him being off fighting, because tradition said that each new lord must have new Huntsmen. Now she struggles with the intrigues of court and the increasing number of ex-soldiers turned bandit roaming the land.
Skills: Marksmanship, Tracking, Wilderness survival,
Dreams and fears: [can be whatever, just for flavor]
Favored equipment: [armor, weaponry, other equipment]
Extra: [this can be like an insignia if your character is a (former) noble, or a pet, or whatever.]I don't think I would say they are exactly like that, however we do have the eastern lands with the horsemen. They are kind of a mixture between Tatars and Turks. Maybe that works?Yup, that'd work fine. Eastern Turk-like is kinda what I'm going for. Any details I should know about them before I write my character?
@Partisan May I take the liberty of giving my character the last name of Chesfield, to give her a bit more background in the world? And probably a sigil of a mountain too, although she's not really a noble. Edit: I've also thought it might be better to change what we discussed Gregar, if that works for you? It would make sense because they grew up in the same castle.You may take that liberty, yes. Changing it to Gregar is also fine.
Hi! I'm brand new here and wanted to ask, before writing out a bunch of stuff, if you'd be okay with a total newbie in your campaign. I love writing and story telling and waaaay back in like 2001 or 2002 I was in a play-by-email roleplaying group, but that's my only experience. I would really like to play some sort of low-born or from-riches-to-rags type thief/scoundrel/smuggler. Let me know! Thanks!Feel free to join! We have space left.
<Snipped quote by Partisan> Yup, that'd work fine. Eastern Turk-like is kinda what I'm going for. Any details I should know about them before I write my character?Not really anything that I've already thought up about them, apart from we're gonna meet them at one point.
<Snipped quote by Klaudus> Not really anything that I've already thought up about them, apart from we're gonna meet them at one point.I'll write up a character then when I get a chance, and you can decide if it fits or not. This RP looks good.