I kind of prefer Force centric myself. I mean we've done the World Tournament thing twice already in the first two series. There's far more to GBN than just straight battling and I'd be interested in exploring those aspects.
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With the imminent release of Kingdom Hearts 3 looming in the distance, I decided I want to run a game based around the franchise. Anyone who knows me knows that this is not the first KH game I've tried to run on this site. But hopefully my idea this time around is unique enough to garner interest.
Long ago, the worlds were once together as one in what is now known as the Age of Fairy Tales. In this period, Wielders of the Keyblade used their titular weapons to safeguard the Light that protected the world. Five wielders known as the Foretellers, each one a student of the first Keyblade Master known only as the Master of Masters, started their own organizations called Unions in accordance with the Master's wishes. In time the Unions grew, and as they did so did tension between the five Foretellers. Before he mysteriously vanished, the Master of Masters mysteriously warned of a looming disaster, and a traitor among the Foretellers. This created dissent and distrust until eventually, the five unions clashed in what was later called the Keyblade War. The conflict was so destructive, so disastrous that the World was shattered and its remains scattered across the Lanes Between until they each formed new worlds. The old Keyblade Order was gone, but a new one began to blossom in its place. Situated in the Land of Departure, it is here that young Keyblade Wielders are taught the precepts and trained to strike down any who would upset the delicate balance of Light and Darkness. It is also here, at the world's center, that a powerful relic of the Age of Fairy Tales is buried. A Keyblade, known only as the X-Blade. It is said that this weapon was what the Unions originally fought over. The blade itself is broken, much like the original world, shattered into twenty pieces: 7 of Light and 13 of Darkness. It is in the Land of Departure that two Keyblade Masters each train their pupils in the way of the Keyblade. But when the pieces of the X-Blade mysteriously vanish, the two Masters are unable to agree on how best to diffuse the situation. One of the Masters departs alongside his pupils and they decide to brave the dangers of the Darkness to recover the X-Blade. Meanwhile, the remaining Master tasks his pupils with tracking down the missing Master and pupils and to do everything in their power to prevent another Keyblade War from erupting.
That's the gist of the plot, but there's a twist to it. Anyone who joins will have the option to play as a pupil of one of the two Masters. This is the inspiration for the RP's name. The Seekers are the pupils who left the Land of Departure in search of the missing X-Blade pieces, while the Chasers are the pupils who were sent to track down the missing wielders. Both parties are equally the protagonist, and both sides will be equally in the right. But the Seekers show themselves to be far more willing to put themselves closer to Darkness in order to achieve a desired outcome. So it's a party sticking primarily to the Light and one that ventures into the Darkness. Which team will you be a part of?
Long ago, the worlds were once together as one in what is now known as the Age of Fairy Tales. In this period, Wielders of the Keyblade used their titular weapons to safeguard the Light that protected the world. Five wielders known as the Foretellers, each one a student of the first Keyblade Master known only as the Master of Masters, started their own organizations called Unions in accordance with the Master's wishes. In time the Unions grew, and as they did so did tension between the five Foretellers. Before he mysteriously vanished, the Master of Masters mysteriously warned of a looming disaster, and a traitor among the Foretellers. This created dissent and distrust until eventually, the five unions clashed in what was later called the Keyblade War. The conflict was so destructive, so disastrous that the World was shattered and its remains scattered across the Lanes Between until they each formed new worlds. The old Keyblade Order was gone, but a new one began to blossom in its place. Situated in the Land of Departure, it is here that young Keyblade Wielders are taught the precepts and trained to strike down any who would upset the delicate balance of Light and Darkness. It is also here, at the world's center, that a powerful relic of the Age of Fairy Tales is buried. A Keyblade, known only as the X-Blade. It is said that this weapon was what the Unions originally fought over. The blade itself is broken, much like the original world, shattered into twenty pieces: 7 of Light and 13 of Darkness. It is in the Land of Departure that two Keyblade Masters each train their pupils in the way of the Keyblade. But when the pieces of the X-Blade mysteriously vanish, the two Masters are unable to agree on how best to diffuse the situation. One of the Masters departs alongside his pupils and they decide to brave the dangers of the Darkness to recover the X-Blade. Meanwhile, the remaining Master tasks his pupils with tracking down the missing Master and pupils and to do everything in their power to prevent another Keyblade War from erupting.
That's the gist of the plot, but there's a twist to it. Anyone who joins will have the option to play as a pupil of one of the two Masters. This is the inspiration for the RP's name. The Seekers are the pupils who left the Land of Departure in search of the missing X-Blade pieces, while the Chasers are the pupils who were sent to track down the missing wielders. Both parties are equally the protagonist, and both sides will be equally in the right. But the Seekers show themselves to be far more willing to put themselves closer to Darkness in order to achieve a desired outcome. So it's a party sticking primarily to the Light and one that ventures into the Darkness. Which team will you be a part of?
It has begun.
Well, I mean... Kaitou is perfectly capable of turning around and going back. He wouldn't have gotten terribly far in the time between his escape and Maildramon coming down. In fact him coming down from on high like that is a great way for Kaitou to spot him from a distance and then make his way back. And unlike most of the others... Falcomon isn't nearly as tired or exhausted. Hell I think Kaitou did more physically taxing things throughout the encounter than Falcomon did.
Where the heck is everyone?
@Krayzikk Updated Arno's sheet. He's now only missing Equipment.
Also, the following are appearances for Dorian and Krim (brother and father respectively).
Also, the following are appearances for Dorian and Krim (brother and father respectively).
Oh man... I have to come up with some reason for Hal to actually want to go back to Auradon Prep? Oy vey...
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other times it's a blind leap and if you overshoot, that's it.
Otherwise known as the Belmont Brand of midair controls. Patent pending.
@Sincerely Okay so, I imagine Hal being the one dude in school who was like, "Princess? Bitch, please. What is a princess to a god?" And yes, Hal did attend Auradon Prep for a couple of years before the fire incident so... yeah. lol
@Krayzikk I haven't read through everything yet but I'm definitely liking what I'm seeing. I'm a huge sucker for Gundam Epyon and would absolutely love the ability to incorporate its Heat Rod (or Whip, since that's what it actually is) into an AW.
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