I would be interested in having a side RP, sure.
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Elder Scrolls RP, now with the Creation Club!
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It's happening again. I have been visited by a soviet mad scientist, a king, a penguin prince of darkness, a house plant god thing, a mystical ancient member, a tired reaper (thank god) + a greeting.
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For the same reason Rome 2 was attacked by thousands of players who don't know what they're talking about. lleeeeeeemmmmings
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Welcome...
Unfortunately, I frequent the casual, not advanced RP forum (although good stuff comes out of casual I think). I know a couple that are in interest check/still accepting stage in there if you are interested.
Unfortunately, I frequent the casual, not advanced RP forum (although good stuff comes out of casual I think). I know a couple that are in interest check/still accepting stage in there if you are interested.
Any CS/OOC I can link up with? :)
I might be interested...
Desalith nodded at Oryx’s words. He heard footsteps approaching. It was likely Celeste, he guessed.
He knew he guessed incorrectly when he saw the face of another old friend; that of Martox, in the doorway. “Welcome, friend,” he said in greeting. “Have some beer.” He went to the closest wine barrel with a set of jugs; others would be arriving soon, no doubt.
Not a minute after he left his chair did he hear unmistakable footsteps; ones that he had not heard for a long time as well. Appearing in the doorway was a man taller than anyone else in the house. A part-giant. No, not a part-giant… the part-giant.
“Welcome Cewri! Just in time for the beer…” He added another jug for the benefit of Oryx, even though the beer would obviously be undrinkable, and a larger one that he found to the side for Cewri. She thought of everything. He kept one more jug to the side.
He knew he guessed incorrectly when he saw the face of another old friend; that of Martox, in the doorway. “Welcome, friend,” he said in greeting. “Have some beer.” He went to the closest wine barrel with a set of jugs; others would be arriving soon, no doubt.
Not a minute after he left his chair did he hear unmistakable footsteps; ones that he had not heard for a long time as well. Appearing in the doorway was a man taller than anyone else in the house. A part-giant. No, not a part-giant… the part-giant.
“Welcome Cewri! Just in time for the beer…” He added another jug for the benefit of Oryx, even though the beer would obviously be undrinkable, and a larger one that he found to the side for Cewri. She thought of everything. He kept one more jug to the side.
I'll keep this subscribed and watch until everyone is or is not in, then.
Would I still have a chance?
I like your character as well, so keep him up :)
Just checking in for activity...
Oryx had a face that would make most men, or indeed, people of many races squirm, but it was a face that Desalith welcomed after their travels and battles together and ten years.
He chuckled at the comment about the maidens. “In truth, I haven't indulged in that side of life for nearly a century. How are you, my old bony friend?”
He too took a chair by the fireplace, the robes of his Order draping over him and half the chair. He placed the staff across his lap. “I’ve managed well… no particular excitement. And you?”
He chuckled at the comment about the maidens. “In truth, I haven't indulged in that side of life for nearly a century. How are you, my old bony friend?”
He too took a chair by the fireplace, the robes of his Order draping over him and half the chair. He placed the staff across his lap. “I’ve managed well… no particular excitement. And you?”
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