Vicier, why do all of your posts say -cut-?? Why did you delete it all? Just because an RP is dead doesn't mean some of us don't like to go back and read. Now it's literally like everything was for nothing.
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Ya'll are makin' me get that zelda RP itch that needs a'scratchin.... I have a post written up that I've been waiting to throw up once I'm ready to get the ball rolling again.
But yes, I've been working on a zelda RP site in the meantime.
But yes, I've been working on a zelda RP site in the meantime.
My mistake. Fixed* I don't want anyone posting until I get my post up anyway, so it's fine.
It's totally alright if Magus doesn't want to join them right now. I have a set up for those who don't want to get involved at first. If you, or anybody else, is planning on making another character at this point, however, now would be the best time. I was vague in listing the people Lethe brought to the graveyard for that reason.
Dervish said
Maryev's in it for the money. He doesn't actually think the world's in peril, not yet, anyways.
Unless Cain is the one paying him, there won't be any money in it. So if it's discovered the money was a lie, he'd likely be on his way, correct?
Knowing the stories of the Hero of Time, everyone should more or less know what cards are on the table when it comes to defeating Ganon-- danger, travel, etc. But either way, there's a reason Lethe isn't telling everyone the entire plan right now.
As I work on the next post, everyone please think long and hard about whether or not your character will believe and join Lethe.
Chapter 2 : A Grave Situation
A Skull Kid by the name of Ekra wanders into Kakariko Village. A man by the name of Angus, selling his wares at the festival, meets Ekra and the two become instant BFFs. Their meeting is abruptly interrupted by what appears to be a tall man covered in armorโa darknut named Maryev who, yearning for something to eat, pushes his way indignantly through the crowd. A fight nearly breaks out when Angus confronts him, but the two part ways in mere frustration.
Lethe continues bossing people aroundโor attempting to, rather. She convinces Izzaz to visit an old woman named Madame Astrid and retrieve an artifact from her. Magus refuses to go looking for Lethe's Chosen Ones and is instead inclined to wait by the Shadow Temple's entrance, where he feels an ominious presence festering from inside.
Upon being rescued, Jira instantly flees from the dingy basement in shame. Cain pursues him in an effort to lure him to the graveyard. Felicia, left alone, takes pity on one of her captors and tends to his woundsโnarrowly managing to escape as a result. She lingers by the fountain, debating whether or not she wants to get mixed up with a โshadyโ character like Cain whilst Nil casually captures her torment as another drawing inside his sketchbook. Frore, not but a few feet away and caring little for Letheโs demands, discovers the joy of eating. Having finally convinced Jira to get with the program, Cain goes on to usher Frore to the graveyard and convince Felicia to go there as well.
Zephyrus the Shiekah and Archer the Shiekah halfling are found by Veitaru meandering about Kakakriko as they hope to find out why their dreams had summoned them there. Veitaru begins to lead them back to the graveyardโultimately leaving them behind in her haste, coupled with their leisurely pace. [x] [x]
Meanwhile, Nilโs attempts to escape the oddity of seeing a Shiekah like Zephyrus walking about and a crude woman of the licentious variety named Yolanda confronts him. She invites him to the graveyard under the guise of needing someone to do a family portrait for a fat sum of rupees.
Izzaz runs into an old "bedmate" on his way to Madame Astridโsโ and is grudgingly distracted. Damn women with their wiles and such, am I right? He opts not to follow through with Lethe's demands.
Just as Jira, Frore, and Cain arrive at the graveyard, Lethe quickly departs to go about finding the other Chosen Ones she spoke ofโas does Cain shortly after.
Maryev sits himself down outside of the graveyard to devour his meal just before Felicia enters. She skirts by fearfully whilst Cain watches. Noticing that Maryev seems to be one of the Chosen Ones, he offers him work in hopes of luring him to the graveyard and joins Felicia on her way there. Maryev joins them grudgingly.
Angus and Ekra, on their own agenda to visit the grave of the blacksmith's parents, wander into the graveyard as wellโnot paying much mind to the odd assembly of people standing together awkwardly. [x] Cain captures their attention and gives them the destiny-spiel. Everyone confirms that theyโve been hearing whispers in the night.
Veitaru arrives and, shortly after, so do Zephyrus and Archerโpreceded by a mute Shiekah named Griz. A second darknut, albeit much less subtle and unconventionally friendly, randomly wanders into the graveyard and introduces himself as Epicoron.
Words become heated as everyone discusses potential reasons for being summoned to the grave when Lethe finally arrives-- followed by several others. [x] She announces the return of the Evil King, Ganondorf and that the Hero of Time will not return to vanquish him. It is revealed that the Goddess (referring to the Goddesses, three), has chosen all of those present to save Hyrule from utter destruction and it is up to them whether or not they are up to the task.
A Skull Kid by the name of Ekra wanders into Kakariko Village. A man by the name of Angus, selling his wares at the festival, meets Ekra and the two become instant BFFs. Their meeting is abruptly interrupted by what appears to be a tall man covered in armorโa darknut named Maryev who, yearning for something to eat, pushes his way indignantly through the crowd. A fight nearly breaks out when Angus confronts him, but the two part ways in mere frustration.
Lethe continues bossing people aroundโor attempting to, rather. She convinces Izzaz to visit an old woman named Madame Astrid and retrieve an artifact from her. Magus refuses to go looking for Lethe's Chosen Ones and is instead inclined to wait by the Shadow Temple's entrance, where he feels an ominious presence festering from inside.
Upon being rescued, Jira instantly flees from the dingy basement in shame. Cain pursues him in an effort to lure him to the graveyard. Felicia, left alone, takes pity on one of her captors and tends to his woundsโnarrowly managing to escape as a result. She lingers by the fountain, debating whether or not she wants to get mixed up with a โshadyโ character like Cain whilst Nil casually captures her torment as another drawing inside his sketchbook. Frore, not but a few feet away and caring little for Letheโs demands, discovers the joy of eating. Having finally convinced Jira to get with the program, Cain goes on to usher Frore to the graveyard and convince Felicia to go there as well.
Zephyrus the Shiekah and Archer the Shiekah halfling are found by Veitaru meandering about Kakakriko as they hope to find out why their dreams had summoned them there. Veitaru begins to lead them back to the graveyardโultimately leaving them behind in her haste, coupled with their leisurely pace. [x] [x]
Meanwhile, Nilโs attempts to escape the oddity of seeing a Shiekah like Zephyrus walking about and a crude woman of the licentious variety named Yolanda confronts him. She invites him to the graveyard under the guise of needing someone to do a family portrait for a fat sum of rupees.
Izzaz runs into an old "bedmate" on his way to Madame Astridโsโ and is grudgingly distracted. Damn women with their wiles and such, am I right? He opts not to follow through with Lethe's demands.
Just as Jira, Frore, and Cain arrive at the graveyard, Lethe quickly departs to go about finding the other Chosen Ones she spoke ofโas does Cain shortly after.
Maryev sits himself down outside of the graveyard to devour his meal just before Felicia enters. She skirts by fearfully whilst Cain watches. Noticing that Maryev seems to be one of the Chosen Ones, he offers him work in hopes of luring him to the graveyard and joins Felicia on her way there. Maryev joins them grudgingly.
Angus and Ekra, on their own agenda to visit the grave of the blacksmith's parents, wander into the graveyard as wellโnot paying much mind to the odd assembly of people standing together awkwardly. [x] Cain captures their attention and gives them the destiny-spiel. Everyone confirms that theyโve been hearing whispers in the night.
Veitaru arrives and, shortly after, so do Zephyrus and Archerโpreceded by a mute Shiekah named Griz. A second darknut, albeit much less subtle and unconventionally friendly, randomly wanders into the graveyard and introduces himself as Epicoron.
Words become heated as everyone discusses potential reasons for being summoned to the grave when Lethe finally arrives-- followed by several others. [x] She announces the return of the Evil King, Ganondorf and that the Hero of Time will not return to vanquish him. It is revealed that the Goddess (referring to the Goddesses, three), has chosen all of those present to save Hyrule from utter destruction and it is up to them whether or not they are up to the task.
The best way you can do that is by recycling your character for another-- perhaps similar-- RP in the future. Not by going behind the GM's back and hijacking their roleplay against their will.
Thorgili, did you totally miss the quote from evershadow that Diggerton so kindly dug up?
I can think of several reasons why starting an RP without the GM would be a horrible idea. The first being the mess we, the players, would inevitably make for evershadow to have to try and clean up. The beginning can be crucial to an RP's success and screwing it up by blindly jumping in and starting it with no idea where it's headed would be unwise. Secondly, it's rude. Especially since she explicitly said not to. I honestly can't believe it's even still being brought up as an option.
I can think of several reasons why starting an RP without the GM would be a horrible idea. The first being the mess we, the players, would inevitably make for evershadow to have to try and clean up. The beginning can be crucial to an RP's success and screwing it up by blindly jumping in and starting it with no idea where it's headed would be unwise. Secondly, it's rude. Especially since she explicitly said not to. I honestly can't believe it's even still being brought up as an option.
Just waiting on an answer to a question, then I should be good to post my CS tonight~
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