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>That awkward moment when you learn the religious revival movement you were headin was actually a vehicle for a Lovecraftian Abomination masquerading as a God to jack your body and take over the world
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>That moment when you realize that you can only do fandom RPs because you're bad at original characters. This is what I get for never playing DnD
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I did it before it was cool :V

Though I may go back and make something for Ollas or something. Especially since I'm not sure how much of Cynthia's backstory stuff matches what I've written about the region for my own guy
Sure, I'm willing to do it
I'm working on it. I promise.



Name: Edwyrd Oriwarin
Age: 21
Sex: Male
Race: Elvish
Nation: Federation of Mecrundyr
Position/Status: Merchant Prince of the Republic of Tyre
History: Within the constituent Republics of the Federation of Mecrundyr there are certain individuals, families that have extensive connections and economic ties that far surpass those of the average citizens. They are connected by blood and money, either through familial ties or a patrimonial relationship between the heads of those powerfuls families and the people that they helped put into certain positions within the Federations power structure, as well as the economic system. Edwyrd was a member of one of those families.

Edwyrd was the eldest son of an Elvish family, one that had come to the Federation some time ago. They had managed to cement themselves inside the city through the development of capital, and he was raised to take over the business one day, when his father had retired. They had their hands extended through the Republic of Tyre and into several of the Republics beyond, not the strongest of the families but certainly not the weakest of them. They were involved in trade, government, and had their interests well in hand. He was raised well and learned avidly, proving himself to have a bit of a charismatic talent that would serve him well.

Then everything changed. The arcane cannon of Baelwill was destroyed, the arch priestess assassinated, and the people of that land returned home or simply vanished, leaving everyone to wonder what had happened. The winds of change had started to blow, and even Edwyrd could feel that.

Yet in the Federation things stayed the same. There were some murmurings, some calls for people to march and reclaim the world for themselves, but ultimately nothing came of it. There was no profit in war, in rambunctious change and violent conflict, not with the system that had been set up in the past. And ultimately the people were more concerned with the threat of the Werefolk, now more of a concern than ever since Baelwill is not around to keep them suppressed.

Ultimately Edwyrd came to power in a manner that he would not have liked, his father visiting some of his friends when the village was attacked by Werefolk, and he was killed while assisting in the defense. that left Edwyrd to take up leadership of his family, with the connections and influence that that implies. It has not been so easy settling in, but the transition was managed without significant loss, and now he is ready to go on.

Yet he is not content. Young, ambitious, not content with the status quo. Edwyrd plans to rise to the top of the Federation, and to make his mark on the world. Whatever it takes. And if that means striking against Baelwill, then so be it.

Skills and Abilities:

Tongue of Gold - Practically a necessity for any patrician, Edwyrd is very much a 'people person'. He has been trained in the art of conversation and debate, and how to interact with people. Whether it be talking with a rich aristocrat or a common shoemaker on the street, he knows just how to make a friend and leave a mark, which can be very useful when it comes to negotiations and diplomatic meetings. Not perfect, perhaps, but definitely above the norm

Mind of Money - As one would understand by his occupation, Edwyrd has a keen understanding of finances and the working of business, whether it be the operation of a business, the management of trade, government finances, or what have you. It comes down to knowing how the money flows, the right palms to grease to get things moving your way, and in a system where wealth is the true determinator of the influence that you have in society he is essentially geared towards that sort of lifestyle. Something that will probably come to good use in a military campaign.

Melting Pot of the World - The Republic of Tyre is a part of the Federation of Mecrundyr, a nation renowned for trade and its cosmpolitan nature. This means that the Republic is home to a multitude of people and races, from humans to elves and beyond. It is a nation stewing in ideas and beliefs, meaning that it is a very progressive society, even if it is not the most warlike as it could potentially be. Those who are educated, such as Edwyrd himself, have had some significant contact with other beliefs and ideologies, meaning a greater understanding in learning and places to pursue the development of knowledge

Song of the Sellsword - As a Republic that invests heavily in trade and mercantilism, Tyre relies primarily on the usage of mercenary forces when defending itself. While it can mobilize its population for a conflict if need be, it is much more efficient to use the wealth that many of the patricians have available to hire others to fight for them in their conflicts. While previously this may have been against other Republics in the Federation over various trade disputes that have spilled out of control, now it is primarily directed against the Werefolk. Nonetheless, it allows for a readily available source of military force, without the time, effort, and danger involved in training the populace to fight.
@Flamelord Perhaps the advent view combat as ugly, and created their fighters accordingly.


Nah. The Eradica Titan would like a word. They very muchdo not see combat as ugly. Especially as they were basically on interstellar jihad against the TEC


I have no idea why the Advent fighter looks so ugly (for a nation that specifically designs their stuff to b aesthetically pleasing) Oh well.
The hangar bay of the Voraascant was what one might expect, mainly full of transports that were intended to convey a civilian population down to the surface of a planet for colonization/recolonization. That meant that they weren't exactly best for ship to ship transport, sizable as they were. It might not be a Missionary Frigate, but it wasn't the smallest craft that could be available for the Advent to travel in.

That was what Carina went to one of the vessels in their strike craft squadron, a fighter that had been built as a space superiority fighter. Not something you would want to take up against a capital ship, but it was useful against frigates, and for clearing the skies of enemy strike craft so you could send in the bombers. It was fast, and well armed, just what she needed for a diplomatic mission to an unknown vessel.

She strode up to the waiting fighter, letting a hand run along it as she accessed the PsiTech inside. Everything seemed to be in working order, and it was ready to be used. While some Psintegrates were able to fly their strike craft without having to be in the ship themselves, that would somewhat defeat the purpose of this meeting. She was supposed to be there in person after all.

Coming to a stop, she tilted her head slightly as she sent off a message through the Unity. 'I am leaving now. Let us hope that this provides answers, and that they are willing to accept the word of the Unity.' That earned confirmations and well wishes from across the ship, a much smaller voice than she was used to but comforting nonetheless.

With that readied she clambered up the waiting ladder, and slipped into the cockpit of the fighter. It was comfortable to some extent, made to deal with whatever G-forces might arise during complex maneuvers in space. Carina smiled as she picked up the tiara that rested in front of her, the mental headset that she would use to command the fighter while flying it. Once it had been placed upon her head the uplink began, connecting her to the PsiTech of the ship.

The Engines let out a hum as the vessel picked up off the deck, hovering in place as she adjusted to flying the ship. After a few moments she indicated for the doors to be lowered, allowing her to escape into space beyond. A confirmation was sent off t the bridge before she set a course for the Paramount.

At the same time she sent off a message, to make sure she didn't earn a hostile response. 'This is Coalescent Carina Hamp of the Advent. I am currently en route towards your vessel. Requesting landing instructions.'


-Keep moving-
@Flamelord
Moar crossover characters


Eh, not a straight crossover. More like inspiration, sine Masae is very much a different person. She's just able to disassociate herself in DGo from herself in the real world. Or something like that.
Editing i progress, come back later
Tartys was well on her way to assisting her comrades when she heard Omega call out behind her. She didn't know why until she looked back, realizing that the sector had not yet been captured for some reason. It was only after she had thought about it for a second that she realized why, suddenly more angry that the booby traps the Machina had set off kept them from actually taking the territory.

"Seriously," she grumbled as she turned about and followed after Omega back into the sector. If they got any prisoners from this then she was definitely going to have one of them fix her feathers. Her wings were going to be ruined after this, she was sure of it. But it didn't stop her from moving as quickly as she could, rejoining Omega at the pillar and slapping it in a sign of how angry she was to have to come back.

Glancing off, she followed his gaze to the nearby sector. "It looks like everyone is busy with the Leviathan." A further look carried her to one of the other nearby sectors. "the other demon sectors aren't looking very nice either. But there are definitely a lot of them" The red tint in the water made that obvious.

With that said she looked back to Omega. "So what next," she asked as she readied her spear.



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