ClocktowerEchos

After the End -- A Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy RP

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That's where I stole the name shamelessly from, yeah, but you'll find that the environment isn't very similar (in that everything that isn't the East Coast is terra incognita). Surprisingly, nobody got it last time around.

Anyways, good to see there's some interest.

@DeltaV

What version are you playing on? The mod goes from like Canada to the Norther South America. Also, even if you start on East Coast US, you can still see across the country I think.

After the End -- A Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy RP

I take that this is taken from the CK2 mod of the same name?

The Gregorian - Imperium (Warhammer 50K RP, The Shape of the Nightmare to Come)

@agentmanateeI think I'm still interested? Not sure how much I really want to make a CS for this atm, doesn't look like anyone else is really talking about their's.

Adam Philip's Totally Legit Laboratory For The Science!

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#MAKEFREEGREATAGAIN

@Cynder

Adam Philip's Totally Legit Laboratory For The Science!

You guys make huge posts, hot damn.

@Cynder

Yeah... I don't think this RP is really fit for Free judging by its posts. Oops

EDIT: Also, just putting this here, but should there be some sort of floor plan of what level is offices, lab, containment cell, mechanical areas, etc? I feel like this should be preemptively done so people know where's what.

Rolling Thunder: A Sci-Fi Tank Crew Stuck in a Fantasy World

Ehh... the idea of anyone not in the tank forced playing second fiddle isn't all too appealing.
Also the fact that the Fantasy people all some how speak English is a bit immersion breaking going to admit.

Adam Philip's Totally Legit Laboratory For The Science!

@ClocktowerEchos If we're being honest Clocku, all this ork shit is giving me an itch to try and get into Warhammer. Should I?

@AdobeFlash

I'm going to assume you mean 40k and not Fantasy since Worogoro is a 40k Ork (slight differences between Orks in 40k and those in Fantasy) but yeah, I recomend it. I will warn you though, its been around for some 30 years and has a hell of a lot of lore and advise you purely stick to fluff and lore instead of tabletop until you know some stuff. Here's a introduction video to 40k. (Fair warning, its 30 minutes) If you made your way through all of that, I can point you to some more places

Adam Philip's Totally Legit Laboratory For The Science!

Worogoro

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"Aw, Pickle, why can't I have any steak?" Maya whined through the improperly installed mail slot.

"Cuz dis is mah steak. If you want it den youz gonna haft fite me fo it." Worogoro tore another chunk off the slab of meat, purposefully chewing it loudly just to spite the girl, "'Oo are ya calling "Pikkel" anywayz?" The squig at the ork's feet barked in agreement as it jumped up and down on stumpy legs.

Staring into the hole, the Ork scowled and gave a silent roar to bear his maw at Maya in the attempt at either intimidating her or starting a fight as part of the ritual of feeding "da bitey git" (Worogoro would have preferred the second option to be honest, most of the people around the lab were too soft and squishy to put up and threat even if they tried). Of course, this lead to a strange relationship between the ork and the girl (at least to the ork) as he saw her as the only one strong or "orky" enough to try and fight him or at least try to look intimidating without spouting out useless nonsense like "laws" or "company policy". Stupid things where always between Worogoro and having a "good, propa scrap".

"Just eat ya grubz ya 'umie." Worogoro head butted the door just for good measure and as a signal of aggression towards Maya. Only the door seemed to take it far more personally than Maya did as it unceremoniously flopped over with a crash. The two just looked at each other before Worogoro preformed the delicate (not really), graceful (even less so) dance (not even close) known as "the Orkish Shuffle", hastily picking up the metal door and planting it into the door frame before producing some sheet metal and attaching it via punched in stakes. It took Worogoro a second to realize that in his haste, he accidentally bolted the door shut. A quick jury rigging of attaching new, also mysteriously produced hinges in the center of the door fix that problem as Worogoro open the door ever so slightly in calml (for an ork) fashion and peered in, body blocking the way out just in case, "Lissen 'ere, you want da meetz den youz gotta annoy da big boss. Also, no eatin' me squig eitha!"

@Emuxe