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2 yrs ago
Current I do not "brainrot". I brainferment so my brain will become even smoother and even more potent than before in its smoothness.
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2 yrs ago
I live. I die. I live again!
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4 yrs ago
I was gone for a lot longer than I thought >.>"
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4 yrs ago
Sorry for my absence! A Volunteering position suddenly turned into a Volunteer Leadership position I was not expecting at all so things have been hectic.
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4 yrs ago
Look at you posers, having to bang dragons or sell your soul for magic when you could just play a lute for some. Anyways, here's Wonderwall. - Bards
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I should probably mention that Quxikotl mercenaries are somewhat common provided you know how to contact them and don't destroy them at first sight. They're a wary bunch and lack the ferocity they used to have but there's something to be said about having a giant armored lizardmen charging at you with an notAK-47 firing wildly and a chainsaw sword revving in hand that few other things can replicate. The mercs, like everyone else in the race, are just trying to find their way and a purpose in life and because their society never really valued looking into philosophical thoughts like that, they don't know how to cope with it beyond doing what they know how to do.

Also, stahp feeling compassion towards them dammit, they're meant to be hated >_<
@Hellis Ayy glad you liked it. About the Crocodile Chucker, could I keep it if Henderson claims it was made by the Stevie Down Under although plenty of people saw him making the thing, sprinkled the thing in some Australian beer and kept it in his office cubbie fully loaded for self defense? Everyone whose also seen it can tell that its not made by Steve Iwrin as it looks like a supped high school physics project on drugs with a crocodile in it.

Not a complete necessity, mostly there for the shits and giggles of having OMH calling in "artillery" and launching a crocodile at someone. In the office. Because of the Choco-Croco Incidient.
@Klomster The Quxikotl have somewhat managed to turn their aggressive nature into being stubborn defenders as their new life demands of them, but they are rather lost in a sense that they don't know exactly what to do and have the aforementioned "species existential crisis". There's also the Lizardfolk in space ships that have become space-born settlements on the inside and former outposts on moons and astroids although both of the categories are having their numbers culled as time goes on.

I'd imagine that the primary driving force of Schaferkin warpacks attacking the Quxikotl would be someone trying to gain some political power or martial prestige from attacking the "hated raiders of old".
In IᎶ. 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay


I LIVE, I DIE, I POST AGAIN! WITNESS MEEEEEE!!!
In IᎶ. 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
With everyone finally gathering the nerves to enter the holy light of holiness, Svegg decided it was time to follow them unto destiny. He closed his eyes, breathed in and out deeply, cleared his stormy mind, felt the world around him (which was quite literally nothing to be completely honest), focused his inner chi and balanced his chakra through methods he didn't even know. Probably involved glowing orbs of dragon power or something occultly strange like that.

Opening his eyes, Svegg stared down the light with a thousand mile stare right into the center of it.

And immediately flailed back as he learned that staring straight into a bright light is a terrible idea.

You can't blame the guy though; he was only born a few minutes ago.

Once again gathering his inner mind, soul, body, being, organs, blood, thoughts, conscious, plans, important documents, shoes, bags and passport, Svegg planted his foot into the ground like a sumo wrestler and screamed a loud, deep, manly, machismo, testosterone-fueled roar of courage and charged into the light.



He burst through the light and charged right through, not caring about anything or anyone. Ignoring all of his siblings and the floating letters, he bull rushed right into the The Gambler's Folly, gracefully executing a 10/10 dolphin diving into the portal (although he landed with something about a 4/10).

The other Igs remaining didn't even know what had happened until they ear the after effects of what could only be called an extremely effeminate French tridactyl running into the room on stubby little legs, screaming its head off and charging right into the nearest portal like an idiot. Svegg honestly should have invested more in his INT and WIS stats respectively; even if they weren't going to help his build, they would certain help him in the places where he desperately needed help it seemed.
@Hellis Okay, so I got interested and was reminded of something. So I ran with it. And created this shit. Don't hurt me too badly pls ;-;


@ClocktowerEchos Just remembered something, did the Quixikotl ever kill Schäferkin civilians?


There's a reason why I mentioned Nanking earlier, I'll let you figure the connection out.

Now that could prove interesting. The war, and the Desolation in particular, could have been a major point in the Covenant's acquisition of ascendance over the two governments, being an excellent ground for proving that their experimental technologies and hybrid tactics are superior to either's specialised approach to warfare. They would also be quite likely to keep a base there - which would be very bad news for the Quixikotl, since the Covenant's arsenal contains anything between particle weaponry, evolving war drone interfaces, mutated beasts, artificial plagues, poison gasses and more, all of which they are impatient to test on anything that will not offer more than negligible resistance. Not to mention the frequent raids to capture living test subjects for less than ethical purposes - after all, how often does one have the opportunity to experiment on sentient beings without rousing the entire system's wrath?


Just because the Quxikotl have been crippled doesn't mean they'll bend their knee to you; the cost of keeping the guys in line as a vassal or puppet would far out weight any actual plus you'd get from them. Plus, if you plan on testing weapon on Tenohexotl, you are going to have a hell of a time trying to get the race who you are using as live test dummies to comply with you.

That's exactly the kind of appeal I'm envisioning for the Concordat. Downtrodden masses sucked in by fancy implants and the promise of utopia. Nice source of tension with a state that relies on downtrodden masses.


The Lizard might find some of your shitck interesting but the fact that they are hated by everyone means that they will likely never leave to go anywhere. "Rejects" within Quxikotl society tend to either be summarily executed or "volunteered their lives for the good of the race". The base and weaponry again don't bother me all that much provided you don't actually blow up the planet or wipe out all of the Quxikotl on it.

Something else everyone might find interesting, for all intents and purposes, Quxikotl are effectively blank slates culturally, having lost faith in their old pantheon of war gods. If any of you have a religion you want to spread because of Space-Jesus Deus Vult, please do tell. It would make for a very interesting dynamic all things considered.
@Klomster Well, there is a reason why every child is conscripted into the military at age 12, even more so now.
@Klomster Just treat the bombardment/Desolation of Tenohexotl as the Hiroshima and Nagasaki of this RP; everyone dropped the most devastating and explode-y WMDs on the planet to both destroy it but also to show off to everyone else "this is what our WMDs can do, don't fuck with us" sort of thing.

Basically, any weapon that didn't destroy the crust or stripped away the entire atmosphere was probably dropped on Tenohexotl as a sort of military show and tell amongst everyone else and was a decent place of testing stuff out. Hell, you could probably still get away with detonating shit on it provided you have a base on remains of Tenohexolt and don't destroy the planet entirely.
The most general advice I would give is to look at how books describe their settings and the details that entail that. How they describe not just the look but the feel and the vibe of the location. I find that if you manage to do it, accents can be pretty effective provided they're understandable and don't give off the wrong accent. Also see if you can look up anything about diction as well; find how people of the era would talk and any euphemisms they might use. IE anything from "them" to "colored" to "negros" to whatever else someone might have used to describe a black person.
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