@Kensai Does this one work? BBCode is a little jank
Quote that embodies the character. Can be something they said, something said about them, or a famous quote that fits them
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Full Name Age (18 or older, please) Appearance details not highlighted in the image used (optional)
Outlook: This section is the one where you talk about who your character is as a person. Personality is a big part, so are inner struggles, and their general outlook on life. This is also the section where you talk about their relationship with reality, what do they actually do when they are working magic? What actions do they take to invoke these powers, how do they think they operate? Are there inbuilt assumptions or limitations? This is also where you can talk about your mage's Avatar, the entity that exists inside the Mage's mind and represents their connection with their magic. How this operates differs for every mage, some see their avatar as a person that comes in their dreams, others hear a voice in their head, still others may not even see them a conscious being, just notice signs and messages that seem to be from a mirror of themselves. How overtly it appears to a mage also varies, some hear from them only once in a blue moon, others seldom spend a moment where they don't feel their avatar's presence in some way
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(Not Required. List characters they know and have some kind of relationship with. Can be PCs or NPCs) Character: Relationship
@Fiber, sorry to ping, but is House Thig fused with House Verditus in your take on the story?
Yes, it is. I'm trying to keep ties the overall Mage metaplot light (Avatar Storm is not in effect, Rogue Council transmission and Ascension Warrior storylines don't matter), but that did happen.
On character creation, roughly where would they be at if they only had 2 or 3 spheres that they were skilled in?
EDIT: Are things like Arcane also allowed?
Sorry I didn't catch this earlier, if they had only two or three spheres they were skilled in, they'd be specialized enough in them that they could pull off fairly advanced effects with those spheres. Although I'm trying not to be too rigid, if you're familiar with the tabletop system, they'd be able to do just about any powers listed under the third level for their best sphere, some of the third level powers and all of the second level powers for their second best sphere, and all second level powers but not really third level powers for their third best sphere. Again, this is with a narrow focus, if their skills were spread more broadly their best sphere would not be as strong.
Arcane is allowed, I think the way you described it in your CS is fine. Overall, I want characters to be balanced, but if some advantage they have is enough to be quite powerful, whether it's something like their Arcane being very strong or mundane things like access to lots of cash or connections, I'll let the player know and give them the choice of either toning it down, starting with less magical proficiency, or finding some other tradeoff.
@Fiber Let me know if there are any questions, concerns, or incompatibilities.
'I'm going to be frank with you. At the end of the day the world is fucked. But you'll not catch me laying down in the ashes. Not when I can dance in the fallout'
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Spheres ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ 'Just you wait until I figure them all out!' Prime, Matter, Correspondence.
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Robert █████ Age: 28, or at least that's a safe bet.
Robert is an odd person to describe. Mainly because you can't, not truly at any rate. How he looks varies from person to person. But rarely does he he stand out to anyone, always being an average face in the crowd. The exception is the large, weathered jacket he always has on him.
This un-person nature extends to recordings of him in all shapes. Written records, video tapes, memories. All fade, or get misplaced, or destroyed with shocking regularity. Mixed with his missing history Robert is forever just a step connected from others. It does make him very good at sneaking around places he shouldn't be though.
Though Mages, other supernaturals, and the occasional odd mundane, are more resistant to Robert and his Arcane nature.
Outlook: Robert is a Nihilist with a mean streak. A armchair optimist, and a backroom pragmatist.
He is fully convinced that the World is a fucked up mess, built to exploit and abuse everyone and everything.
And that's fine.
Because Robert has found the Keys to the Kingdom in the trash.
He doesn't know where he came from. Those memories are lost, possibly forever. He doesn't know where he is going. He has no grand ambitions or goals. But he knows where he is at and what he can do. And that's enough for him.
The first Sphere Robert Awakened to was Prime. So more then anything he is tuned into Reality. He might not be able to parse the full picture, not yet, but he's got a finger on it's pulse. So he knows, intimately, just how little he is in the face of 'Everyone' but that's not disheartening to him. That's just a challenge.
Plus there is something endlessly awe inspiring to just sit back and watch 'Reality' as it ripples and folds and changes. To find the fault lines where the ways of thinking shift imperceptibly. Knowing that Upstate you can get the cops to show up in five minuets with a shaky voice, while in downtown you can't get them to show even if you call them while in the middle of a active shoot out.
And that's a lot of what Magick is to him. Finding the patterns, and techniques, and tricks, and cheats. There isn't anything that can't be done. You just have to know the right way to do it. And if one doesn't exist, you make it, or fake it.
How it works isn't something he could really explain to a non Mage. It's a frame of mind, and a way of pushing your Will out into the Everything that is. Sometimes you need tools and props to help. But like any good Con, it only has to look good on the surface. As not many people bother to look twice, and by the time they would Robert is long gone.
The difference is that when it comes to Magick, Robert is truly devoted to the craft. For all his apathy, and cynicism, and devil-may-care about the world and it's current state of affairs. He Loves Magick. He is shockingly open with it, using smaller effects often as he can get away with. And loves to hear about how people view their world. Because he doesn't think that there is one 'True' way to see the world. All of them are right. His is just more correct then most.
This is in part to his Avatar. A statuesque woman, that seems intent on pushing Robert as far as he can go in regards to Magick. Teaching and testing him in regards to how to twist and rewrite reality.
He sees her often. Weekly if not more, in the spaces between Con's or Grifts or in his dreams while he sleeps. She's too perfect to be human. Almost too perfect to be real. But she knows him. Better almost then he knows himself. But... She also doesn't quite seem to see Robert as he is now. And there is a level of frustration underlying all of their interactions. As if she feel like he should know all of this already. And she will make mentions of things that Robert can't remember, things from the nebulous 'before', but never explains any of them to him.
Personal History ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ 'You a cop? Why you asking? Who wants to know?' A surprisingly tricky thing to answer. Because put bluntly, Robert doesn't know. His memories only go back a few years before they just stop. What caused him to lose his history isn't something he knows. It wasn't his Awakening, as that's back in his gaps, but he does sometimes get flashes of insight, or recollections from these lost years that hint at a lot more then they realistically should.
That said, Robert also doesn't really care. Who he was isn't who he is now.
And who he is now, is a fast talking Con Artist. Testing the edges of what he can get away with, both legally and Magickally. And then working out way to get past even those limits.
Notably, Robert's Awakening is remembered. But only the singular event that was his awakening, the lead up and aftermath are dust in the wind.
Quote that embodies the character. Can be something they said, something said about them, or a famous quote that fits them
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Spheres ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ (List the spheres of magic that your character has skill with, in order of most skilled to least skilled. The less you list, the more skilled you will be at each of them. )
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Full Name Age (18 or older, please) Appearance details not highlighted in the image used (optional)
Outlook: This section is the one where you talk about who your character is as a person. Personality is a big part, so are inner struggles, and their general outlook on life. This is also the section where you talk about their relationship with reality, what do they actually do when they are working magic? What actions do they take to invoke these powers, how do they think they operate? Are there inbuilt assumptions or limitations? This is also where you can talk about your mage's Avatar, the entity that exists inside the Mage's mind and represents their connection with their magic. How this operates differs for every mage, some see their avatar as a person that comes in their dreams, others hear a voice in their head, still others may not even see them a conscious being, just notice signs and messages that seem to be from a mirror of themselves. How overtly it appears to a mage also varies, some hear from them only once in a blue moon, others seldom spend a moment where they don't feel their avatar's presence in some way
Personal History ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ (Talk about their biography, how they came to be where they are now)
Plot Hooks ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ (Not required. If you want to list potential storylines or unresolved issues related to your character that might come up later, this is where you can do that)
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(Not Required. List characters they know and have some kind of relationship with. Can be PCs or NPCs) Character: Relationship
Officially open for business and ready for character applications! Please note, applications are not first come, first serve, I will evaluate the applications before I make acceptance decisions. The notion site is still a work in progress but has some things that you can read, who knows, you might even get some clues about potential future plotlines.
Inside your character is a supernatural gift, that their perception can become reality, and accomplish things that the slumbering masses would think are impossible. How they do this is something that differs for every one of the so-called awakened, some chant rituals and draw sigils, some call upon spirits, some pray to the divine, some build wondrous devices, it matters not how they do it, all methods are real in the eyes of their practitioners and in their tangible effects on the world.
With time and study your character will deepen their wisdom and soar higher, past the old limits and the boundaries of reality. This journey of self discovery will not be an easy one, as every supernatural action draws a reaction from the mundane reality that is held together by the consensus of everyday life; too much boldness, too blatant a use of magic can result in terrifying backlash as reality reasserts itself in a most violent way. Ever present in the background also are the architects of the present age, the group that took the society from a world of superstition and myth and to one of cold, unbending science and technology. They are the Technocracy, and they are the enemy of every free spirited mage that dares to practice the supernatural arts in the modern day. Whether they are embedded in law enforcement, research labs, or corporate hierarchies, their agents are ever present and utterly devoted to snuffing out any trace of the supernatural. Against them stand the nine traditions, disparate groups of mages united by their battle against the technocrats, holding out hope that a world where the supernatural is part of everyday life can bloom again, and that every human pursue their own spiritual awakening. In the vastness of the world there are other, even stranger kinds one may encounter, some whose quest to control reality has led them to be lost in their own dreams, completely unmoored from the mundane, or those who would prefer to see it all burn, who revel and delight at every last corner of reality they can blight with a little more decay or bitterness.
Mage is about both the inner battle of self-mastery and the outer battle of individuals against a society that demand that any nail that sticks out be hammered down, it’s a game where people discuss the nature of reality and have kung fu fights with terminator robots, it’s a game about perseverance, hope, and everything else that comes up along the way. And yes, it is The Game of Philosophical Knife Fights.
What is this RP?
This RP centers on a small group of mages brought together by chance in the city of Las Vegas. They might be new to magic, they might be new to Vegas, new to both or new to neither. A chance discovery of a strange, otherworldly poker chip brings all of them together, and gives them their first taste of the wider storm brewing on the horizon. They’ll start off with humble powers and grow over time, as they get drawn into a larger conflict brewing behind the scenes. Vegas has got a lot of themes to explore, from reality the border between reality and illusions, to risking it on all on a crazy bet, to the just plain insanity of fighting a war for reality in a city that features fake Venice, fake Paris, fake New York, and fake Rome among other things.
I would describe the style I’m trying to run as a quasi-sandbox. There will be a lot of plot hooks that your characters are given the option to pursue, with freedom to pick and choose among them, and you’re encouraged to add your own ideas or personal subplots in also. As the GM I will try to make most of them have some impact on the overall story to create a sense of plot progression. Hopefully, it can allow for player freedom and create variety between personal, episodic, and long term plot lines. I’m looking for dedicated players who would want to be part of that; knowledge of the setting is not necessary, I’m happy to answer any questions that come up along the way. Please be comfortable writing long posts for collaborations and detailed scenes, though solo scenes without much happening still won’t need more than a handful of paragraphs.
Rules 1. Be kind to everyone. If you have a dispute, work it out in a civil way. 2. Respect the bounds of the RP. Remember the general rules about not godmoding, controlling others characters, making characters that are overpowered/setting breaking, or contradicting what’s been established for RP. There’s plenty of room to work with others and incorporate ideas, just try to talk it through first. 3. Be part of a group. Try to work with people to make the RP happen, give people the opportunity to decide where the plot goes. Also, if you end up leaving the RP, it's all fine, just let us know if you can.
If anyone is extra eager to get started on a character, here you go.
The nine traditions cover most Mages outside of the Technocracy, but it is not mandatory to belong to one. There are Mages who follow more niche methodologies usually called crafts (looking those up is left as an exercise for the reader), or those that follow a personal methodology that doesn't align with any large group, called Orphans.
Information on Traditions (Yes I did steal this from TV Tropes): Order of Hermes: The traditional 'wizard' and user of Hermetic Magic. Masters of the Sphere of Forces. Verbena: Pagan and druidic-inspired witches who use healing and transformation powers. Masters of the Sphere of Life. Celestial Chorus: Spiritual and religious miracle workers who channel the power of their faith. Masters of the Sphere of Prime. Dreamspeakers (Kha'vadi): Shamans who commune with the world of the spirits. Obviously, masters of the Sphere of Spirit. Akashic Brotherhood (Akashayana): Enlightened monks from the Far East, and experts of Supernatural Martial Arts. Masters of the Sphere of Mind. Euthanatos (Chakravanti): Necromantic mages who guide the great wheel of death and rebirth. Masters of the Sphere of Entropy. Cult of Ecstasy (Sahajiya): Mages who seek to alter perceptions and find new experiences, usually through the use of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Masters of the Sphere of Time. Sons of Ether: Mad Scientist mages who embrace the weirder and more fantastic theories of Science. Also known as the gender-neutral Society of Ether or Etherites. Masters of the Sphere of Matter. Virtual Adepts: Computer wizards and hacker mages who seek to open up technology to the masses. Masters of the Sphere of Correspondence.
These are the areas of magic someone can be proficient in, what spheres someone is competent with determines what kinds of magical effects they can create. More skill with a sphere will allow for more impressive feats. Combining spheres allows people to do things one sphere alone cannot, such as using Life and Matter to turn a statue into a living being, Forces and Mind to turn thoughts into a light projection, or Matter and Correspondence to teleport an inanimate object
Name | What it covers | Example effects Correspondence | Space, Distance, Connections | Sense far away places, open portals, teleport, manipulate the distance between things Entropy | Fate, probability, uncertainty, chaos, possibilities | Control chance outcomes, curse something with bad luck, alter the probability of potential events Forces | Energy, elemental forces, motion, vibration, light | Conjure light, throw fireballs, dull sound, manipulate electricity, telekinesis Life | Living things, biological processes | Heal wounds, shapeshift living things, inflict diseases, enhance natural abilities Matter | Inanimate objects, physical materials | Reshape inanimate objects, transmute lead into gold, turn solid things into liquid, create chemical reactions Mind | Thought, mental processes, consciousness, psychology, human judgment, perception | Read minds, manipulate emotions, conjure illusions, attack people on a telepathic level Prime | Raw magical energy, the primal essence of reality | Sense magic, counter magic, harvest magical energies from nodes, embed magic in places and objects, manage paradox backlash Spirit | Other worlds, spirits, hauntings | See other dimensions, talk to spirits, venture into the spirit world, open portals to other worlds Time | The flow of time, speed and duration, the past and the future | Get premonitions, slow time, speed up things to supernatural levels
Quote that embodies the character. Can be something they said, something said about them, or a famous quote that fits them
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Full Name Age (18 or older, please) Appearance details not highlighted in the image used (optional)
Outlook: This section is the one where you talk about who your character is as a person. Personality is a big part, so are inner struggles, and their general outlook on life. This is also the section where you talk about their relationship with reality, what do they actually do when they are working magic? What actions do they take to invoke these powers, how do they think they operate? Are there inbuilt assumptions or limitations? This is also where you can talk about your mage's Avatar, the entity that exists inside the Mage's mind and represents their connection with their magic. How this operates differs for every mage, some see their avatar as a person that comes in their dreams, others hear a voice in their head, still others may not even see them a conscious being, just notice signs and messages that seem to be from a mirror of themselves. How overtly it appears to a mage also varies, some hear from them only once in a blue moon, others seldom spend a moment where they don't feel their avatar's presence in some way
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Plot Hooks ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ (Not required. If you want to list potential storylines or unresolved issues related to your character that might come up later, this is where you can do that)
Affiliations ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ (Not Required. List characters they know and have some kind of relationship with. Can be PCs or NPCs) Character: Relationship
Ascension: When a Mage reaches a level of enlightenment surpasses all limitations and moves on to a higher state, one beyond this reality. So rare that it is not confirmed to ever have happened, it is more of an abstract goal for mages. Ascension War: The name for the ongoing conflict among Mages, trying to define the nature of reality and the beliefs of the general public. Largely, it is fight between the Traditions, who want a dynamic, mystical world with little control over magic and widespread belief in any kind of supernatural power, and the Technocracy who want a static, standardized, safe and predictable world where Magic is subsumed as part of technology and science and reason and incremental progress rule. Arcane: A natural “stealth aura” skilled mages project, which makes it easier for odd, subtle and unnatural details to go unnoticed Avatar: A piece of the Mage’s personality that represents their connection to the supernatural forces. How the Avatar appears and communicates is different for every Mage, while it is common for them to see them as a human figure of the opposite gender, others may simply hear a voice, see a whispy apparition, or even just perceive subtle signs in the world that seem to communicate with them. How active an Avatar is also varies from Mage to Mage, to some it is a constant presence, others only speak to them sporadically, offering cryptic spiritual insights or appearing at profound moments. Awakened: People aware of the supernatural Bygone: Mythical creatures that are no longer believed to be real, but may still exist in very limited numbers in places hidden from the general masses Chantry: A base for Mages Coincidental Magic: Magic that doesn’t arouse suspicion, subtle enough that an unawakened observer wouldn’t realize anything is off Focus: Something a Mage uses when performing magic, defined by their paradigm. It may be an object such as a wand or a smartphone, a phrase they say, or gestures, or any combination of the above, whatever they think is necessary to work their magic. If it’s an action or external object they use when they do their magic, it’s a focus. How elaborate they are varies, generally the more elaborate the effect the more elaborate the use of Foci must be, and the more experienced the Mage the less they need to rely on Foci. Gauntlet: The barrier between the normal world and the spirit world, the one that keeps spirits from intruding. It varies in strength from place to place, and skilled mages can manipulate it’s strength also. Mage: A human who can use their own beliefs and practices to affect reality in a way that breaks what is generally understood to be possible by the general public. Marauder: A Mage who has completely lost touch with reality, warping reality just by their mere presence. Their hazy mental state means they only have limited free will and little awareness of others around them, the area around them functions like step into another world, with the consensus reality gone. Inside this zone, Paradox backlash still exist but the nature of their powers means it is frequently redirected at other people inside the area around them, leading to chaotic and disastrous outcomes. It is rare that a Mage ever ends up in such a distorted state and when it happens it is difficult to hide, prone to massive collateral damage and generally treated as a top priority for suppression by the Technocracy and Traditions alike. Nephandi: Mages who worship the ideas of decay, destruction, and corruption. They desire Decension, the opposite of Ascension for both themselves and the entire world. They aren’t about power, personal gain, or anything else except an end to all things, they are without redeeming qualities. Nephandi aren’t just Mages that engages in malevolent activities, they have become something else and their Avatar is stained for all time. They are rare, and every organized group of Mages prefers to keep it that way; the Traditions, the Technocracy, the disparate groups, and even Marauders all have a zero tolerance policy and try to eliminate a Nephandi whenever the opportunity presents itself. Because of this, most Nephandi are masters at hiding their status, and prefer to work in the shadows, never letting people see their true selves until it is too late. Node: A place rich in magical power, where mages can tap into this power to enhance their own effects or harvest it for other purposes Paradox: The negative consequences of magic that breaks the consensus reality. The actual extent depends on how large the violation is, how many witnesses it had, the mage’s own skill in mitigating it, and whether the Mage has accumulated a lot of paradox that they have not managed to discharge from previous actions that they have not managed to discharge. Very large paradox backlash can result in permanent changes, summon dangerous entities called Paradox Spirits, or send the Mage to other realities called Paradox Realms. Quiet: A Mage’s natural tendency to lose touch with reality. Can be mild or quite severe depending on their use of magic and their own Quintessence: Also known as Prime, the primal essence of all reality. It is basically raw magical potential, if a mage has access to a lot of it, it becomes easier to perform great feats. When mages conjure something from nothing as opposed to manipulating objects and forces already around them, they are using Quintessence. The Prime sphere deals with directly, representing a Mage’s skill with calling upon and manipulating it. Note: This is not a mana system, Mages do not “run out” of Quintessence and then find themselves unable to perform magic, it is just another factor that makes certain types of magic easier or harder depending on how much excess Quintessence they have. Resonance: The traces Magic leaves behind on the world. The traces left by small acts are not noticeable except by other mages, the resonance from more powerful magic can manifest itself in ways that even the unawakened can notice it, like nature magic causing the plants to grow wilder and more verdant, or spirit magic making the voices of the other world loud enough to be heard without magical means. Rote: A standard magical effect, one that is commonly repeated and useful in many contexts Seeking: A moment when a Mage faces the barrier to the next stage of enlightenment, a spiritual trial. What this will look like differs for every mage, as does what triggers it, but they are always intense experiences, layered with symbolism related to their life and their worldview. Success can lead them to reach new levels of power and knowledge, failures can be traumatic experiences. Sleepers: Someone who is not awakened, like your average person off the street. It’s harder to magic if there are many sleepers around, if they don’t believe what they’re seeing is possible it becomes more difficult to pull off a magical effect. Tass: Magical energy imbued into a physical object, allowing it to be transported, traded or used to enable other magical effects. Technocracy: The shadowy organization of Mages that aims to create a consistent, safe, and prosperous reality. They trace their roots an offshoot of the Order of Hermes, acting out of concern for protecting the sleeping masses from the damage of the supernatural run wild. They practice magic as science and technology, some of it so advanced that it resembles sci-fi, but with rigorous discipline and little tolerance for any other forms. Their vision is one of modernity and constant but gradual and pre-planned progress and are happy to point to the vast improvements in quality of life that science and technology have given average people all across the world. Despite the bureaucracy and demands for conformity, the Technocracy itself is not a monolith, inside you will find people ranging from those who covertly desire a reconciliation with the Traditions to those that demand total eradication as a top priority, and people that range from truly dedicated to the plight of average people all over the world to those that see that see all of them as indistinct, thoughtless masses unworthy of any dignity or agency. They are organized in five Conventions, each with a different area of focus: The Syndicate (Control of money and commerce), New World Order (Control of media, narratives, information, and government), Progenitors (Biological research and technology), Iteration X (Computers and Engineering), and the Void Engineers (Exploration, of earth and beyond). Umbra: The spirit world, containing everything from spiritual entities to alternate realities, to living representations of concepts and collective emotions, eldritch horrors, and more. Magic can be far more powerful out here, outside the reach of sleepers, but with that comes other dangers. Often divided into several subcategories such as the Near Umbra, the Middle Umbra, and the Far Umbra, every further venture being stranger, more wonderous, and more dangerous that the last. Vulgar Magic: Magic that blatantly breaks with the normally assumed laws of reality, and would be obvious to an average bystander
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