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I could be interested in this. Been meaning to play a nation RP with a particular faction for quite some time.

Is it possible for our deities to be relations or reincarnations of previous, more powerful deities?
Incidentally, this is what Sorin sounds like. Also a glimpse into his plane of origin.
The unknown being easily countered the hastily-cast fireball, essentially just as Sorin expected it to. Luckily it didn't take much offense to the provocation, and went on to explain itself and its motivations. All of the talk of "dreams" that this "Viewer" rattled on about was nonsense to Sorin; he was busy trying to piece together what this being actually was, and what it was truly capable of.

The easiest answer was that it was another Planeswalker, but that left much without explanation. Perhaps it once was a Planeswalker, but had managed to ascend beyond that state by some means. Its power was certainly reminiscent of that of Planeswalkers (Sorin included) prior to the Mending. This also tied in how similar this plane was to Dominaria, while being ravaged by the Time Spiral.

Whatever its identity, the Viewer was wasting Sorin's valuable time by involving him with this folly. The Eldrazi were running amok in the Multiverse at that very moment, with Sorin doing nothing to stop them. However, if the Viewer's claims of omnipotent wish-granting were true, this event could introduce an even greater calamity. He couldn't fathom what these other people would do with the nigh-unlimited power offered by this being. In such cases as the System Lord, he was sure that it would not be good.

It was vital that he ensured that no such thing happened, though he first had to ensure that his time was not being wasted. Sorin was the plaything of nothing and no one, and he needed to establish that fact posthaste, in addition to validating the true power of the Viewer.

"Listen to me, you cosmic mockery," Sorin called out, striding boldly forward. "If you do not know how grave an error you have made by disturbing me, allow me to enlighten you. I am Sorin Markov, Prince of All Vampires and Lord of Innistrad. Entire planes have risen and fallen at my word. I shall not be made a fool of by some interplanar jester. Give me a reason that I should not end your pitiful existence here and now."
Primal Conundrum said
No interest in were-beasts being in this in general.


Strange. Oh well, good luck with whatever you're doing, then.
No room for discussion? Didn't have plans for him to be much more powerful than the average were-beast.
Running an idea by you: Weredragon barbarian warlord.
I could be interested in this. I had a vampire character written up for another RP that never got off the ground, and I'd like to get a chance to use him.

Though I would note that dragons don't breed. They're lesser Aedra, essentially the closest thing to angels in TES.
Could be interested. Would be willing to take the water trainee spot, though I'd prefer to discuss my summon in private for plot reasons.
Sorin gave the lich a contemptuous look as he slowly followed the others into the building. "You have a strange idea of hell, lich." As it was, Innistrad had a hell, and Sorin was quite familiar with it. The fiery maw of Ashmouth was the source of the power that had turned him into a vampire, and Sorin had made an expedition into it long ago when researching his own condition.

The building was apparently some manner of leisure or entertainment establishment, from what Sorin could tell. Drinks, games and other such distractions were plentiful. Rather than have his focus broken by them, Sorin stayed on guard. This place gave him an uncomfortable feeling, even without being so obviously the subject of forceful time/space displacement. The ancient vampire's hand never strayed from his sword.

His suspicions were confirmed by the appearance of the strange entity that claimed credit for the building's abduction. Though he did not draw the Parasite Blade, Sorin's grip on it tightened as he spun to face the unknown being. As it spoke, he tried to read its mans signature, but found himself unable. It was though it was not even really there, merely a shadow, as obvious as it seemed. This greatly perplexed Sorin, as even illusions had mana signatures.

In any case, Sorin now had a prime suspect for the individual responsible for bringing him here. Rather than mouth off as he was sure the others were about to do, he remained silent, yet firm. He advanced to the front of the group, standing among the closest to the being, slowly gathering mana and his sword ready to be drawn.
As Sorin listened to the man, his brow furrowed in thought. A plane of that many populated worlds? It was rare, but not unheard of. Rabiah was onesuch that he could recall, consisting of precisely one-thousand-one worlds. The issue with these larger planes was that their mana was often thinly diffused throughout them, making naturally-occurring mages a rarity in them.

Still, he mused aloud, "One plane, yet many worlds. Content with a tyrant to rule them. It is well that the Elder Dragon has not yet discovered your plane, 'System Lord.'" He warned, cryptically.

The small group came upon the towering structure, apparently halted by the security measures in place. Sorin was not familiar with this specific architecture, but he had seen structures not unlike this one on more urban planes, such as Fiora. They were apparently worried about tripping some manner of alarm by forcing their way in, which Sorin deemed a paltry manner. Mortals were very rarely difficult for him to deal with.

As he strode forward to resolve the issue, he gave the offhand comment, "It's a queer thing, how a blatantly necrotic lich is so concerned with subtlety."

Sorin called to the Black mana of the plane, and with it he formed a simple corruption spell. With a slight touch, the wood of the door around the lock rotted away, and the latch fell to the ground with a clang. Another tap and the heavy doors swung open. Sorin turned about, sardonically gesturing for his "companions" to lead the way inside.
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