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7 yrs ago
Current So I'm not cool enough to do it, but I think a Pokemon based Nation RP would be cool. Jussayin.
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9 yrs ago
[@Xandrya] I'm so sorry to hear that! :[ It's the most heart breaking thing to lose one of those little guys. I hope you'll be okay.
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10 yrs ago
Rescued a baby squirrel yesterday. They're so FLUFFY. <3
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10 yrs ago
Uncle falls from a ladder, mother has heart attack. What next, June? Bring it on, asshole.
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10 yrs ago
Today is a day of sadness. It is the day I quit partaking of the drink of my lord and savior, Lord Coffee Bean. I shall be very grumpy for the next three weeks.
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Fandoms/Genres I like to roleplay


Games
  • Pokemon
  • League of Legends
  • Golden Sun


Books
  • Harry Potter
  • Eragon
  • Percy Jackson


Genres/Other

I'm all about that fantasy. I can mix it with other genres, such as sci-fi, slice of life, etc. but I generally stick to fantasy settings. As long as something supernatural or mystical is afoot, I'm interested. I generally like adventure, exploration, and conversation more than action and fighting in my roleplays as long as everyone is having a good time. I enjoy tabletop RPGs such as Dungeons & Dragons, Scion, Dungeon World, and Ryuutama.

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MonsieurShade said
You certain that you're up for the task of handling three characters Aphelion? As much as i'd hate to see a interesting King such as that go to waste, I really don't mind picking up the slack if you feel it may be too much.


Hehehehe xD

Well, Ellesian and Alatus are going to be together usually, which will make things easier in that regard. There might be specific instances in which my posts will resemble a miniature novel if Ellesian and Alatus have to separate, but Alatus is very much a "support" character, there to enhance and help Ellesian along (or to carry out her really crazy demands).

I think I can handle it. Or if you feel like you'd really like to try King, I'll step down with Casperia (it was very fun writing him out though haha he's sorta huggable in a way? He's the first male I've written out before).

YamiCuoreLaroux said
And, computer issues strike before I can get the CS up. Darn it... Actually, which characters do we still need before we can start? Do we need at least one person for each position, or are there just a few specific ones that we need right now?


If Savi confirms my King, then each kingdom will have at least one ruler unless somebody else would like to play one. Raphael and Michael are tied for the least amount of people playing characters in them (since I have Ellesian and Alatus as my two). There seems to be a severe lack of servants and maids (Celeste in Lucifer is the only one), as well as Princes throughout all the Kingdoms (with Sariel being the only one).
"I will fortify these walls so that she may remain untainted by the horrors of men. Come what may, I will not let you have her."
Name: Casperia "Casper" Myre
Age: 26
Species: Human
Role and Kingdom: King of Michael
Abilities:
-His swordplay is impressive, though perhaps not the best in the Kingdom, he comes close to the top. He specializes in a hand-and-a-half sword-style, meaning he can either wield a shield and his favored sword, or he can use both hands on the hilt for extra power and dexterity.

Small biography:
In the line of royalty for the Kingdom of Michael, there were two Princes older than Casper. The eldest, the Prince-Heir, was the poster-child of "what a Prince should be". The second eldest was the perfect Knight, always defending the Prince-Heir in all matters and preparing for his time to become the Duke of Michael (in other-words, second-in-command). This left little room for Casper to get involved in affairs of politics and economics, though Casper possessed a mind more brilliant than his older brothers in such matters. They quenched his potential for greatness for fear of sibling rivalry and warring among Casper and his older brothers.

Because of his forced absence from anything of actual importance in the affairs of Michael, he had time, almost too much time, to think over and analyze his situation. Though young, he realized he could be easily expendable at the flick of a wrist from his brothers. An ambassador to a hostile Kingdom, perhaps? Or, sent to fight in a territory-war with Raphael, should they decide to impede on the lands of Michael more? He hated his lot. Expendable was not a word that he was proud to associate with himself, but expendable he was. He made sure to train himself in the ways of swordplay and combat strategy, though he was forbade to.

His only saving grace was his younger adopted sister, Lianne, who he formed a bond with over the years. Lia and him were both scorned and scoffed by the Prince-Heir and second Prince. Casper had to stop many pranks against Lia by the older Princes, who wanted to test how far they could push or hurt Lia before she would reveal her true demonic form. Casper ended up taking most of the abuse from the Princes when he got in their way, but he was willing to take whatever they would throw at him. He refused to see Lia's innocent nature spoiled by the likes of them.

When the Queen and King were assassinated on that fateful day, his world changed dramatically. The Prince-Heir and second Prince went to arms in a fit of vengeance, to show that the royalty of Michael would not sit quietly while Gabriel killed them off. They gathered up troops and set way without much forethought or planning, and tragedy struck. Their entire battalion was ambushed by rebels within the Kingdom of Michael, who were willing to destroy the royal line there and then for their cause. The Prince-Heir was lost in that ambush, while the second Prince returned with a significantly smaller number of men, nearly all of which who were injured or dying. The second Prince, though, appeared relatively unscathed despite some scrapes and bruises.

The nobility of Michael heralded the second Prince as a war hero who deserved to be coronated as King as soon as they could fit a crown to his brow. Casper seemed to be the only one who thought it suspicious that the second Prince, who was supposed to be the devout protector and Knight of the eldest Prince, was alive. The Prince-Heir's protection was the sworn duty of the second Prince, so how come he appeared unharmed?

The truth came when Casper eavesdropped on a couple of Knights who were loyal to the second Prince. They had staged the attack, using people from the farm lands who they forcibly indentured into an army with the intent to kill the Prince-Heir. Those loyal to the second Prince turned on their unknowing comrades and killed them, all so that the second Prince could be the next King. What ended up driving Casper into a fury was not the betrayal of his eldest brother, but what the Knights laughed and joked about next.

The second Prince was going to publicly execute Princess Lianne as the traitor working with Gabriel. She was going to be crucified and placed at the top of the main-gate of the castle, so that all could see what happened to demon wenches who didn't know their place.

Casper practically flew across the castle in his haste. He would not see Lia hurt. He would not! When Casper arrived in the second Prince's chambers, he didn't fully realize what he was doing until he had beheaded his older brother and his brother's lifeless body fell to the ground at his feet. He felt no pity, or remorse. All he could do was laugh in relief. The immediate threat to Lia was eradicated! All he had to do now was become King in order to ensure her safety.

The next few days were a blur, in which Casper ended up winning over the nobles after extricating the confessions from the Knights loyal to the second Prince. The battle was hard, but the evidence against the second Prince was piled too high and was too concrete for them to argue against. He had a fair number of people amongst the army and nobility who were, if not loyal, amiable to his cause.

In the month after, he was coronated King of Michael and all of the plots between his older brothers were swept underneath the proverbial rug, never to be spoken of. He made sure that all the Knights who knew of Lianne's planned execution by the second Prince were "taken care of", either by an armed robber, poison in their food and drink, or by swearing their allegiance devotedly to him. He hoped that his younger sister would never learn of the darkness in the world that was ready to swallow her up, given the chance.

Though the people of Michael never paid much attention to him in the past while his older brothers lived, they pay attention now. In his rule, he has made many decisions to improve the defense of Michael. He has secured trade routes between smaller neighboring Kingdoms, and has improved the quality of life for his subjects.



Across his back and chest he has many scars from the times that he would stop his brothers from harming Lia.

As he grew older, his personality grew more twisted, more than likely cultivated from the abuse of his brothers against him. He unconditionally hates every male to come into his sight, and gaining his trust is extremely hard if you are male. However, he tends to have a fondness for females (with an extreme bias for Lia). He is gentle-spoken and sincere towards females, which is a complete contrast to his brusque way with men.
I'll make a king if everyone is alright with me roleplaying as two rulers?

I'd make sure that I didn't godmode, etc. I've had a character in mind as a king for Michael.
It would really depend on whoever wanted to become King/Queen and whoever was already a King/Queen. Their stories would have to mesh pretty well, so a lot of cooperation would be required.
This is just a recommendation:

Why not have one ruler for each kingdom at the start (looks like we have three Queens thusfar and the mysterious King of Lucifer in Furnia's story to complete the Lucifer rulership). During the RP should any romance come up with one of the rulers, the character that they decide to marry/be involved with could become the "High Consort/King/Queen"?

Another thing we could do to curve the amount of people needed, is to limit all of the kingdoms to one Prince or Princess, as well as limiting it to one Knight, one Bishop and two warriors per kingdom? Might help expedite the process?
I'll do another character, if need be. I have Ellesian and Alatus, but I can do somebody in Michael.
ohhh yes! A Knight in Ellesian's Queendom Kingdom ;D

EDIT:

@Kitty

Maybe you could open portals and from them call upon the Cosmos to create beams of energy to pierce through lines of foes? (maybe up to three portals in different areas, so three beams of light you could triangulate differently depending on what you wanted to attack), or you could work with gravity magic to crush or lift up things?
Hahaha, yeah, the bumps are real xD But it's cool, the rp is worth it :]






I'm interested in this, I'm gonna think up a character ^^
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