Frizan

Trying Something Different

Saluto, Figgy! A pleasure to make your acquaintance.

I hope you find your time here on the Guild enjoyable, and that you make some good friends and roleplaying partners. Can't wait to see what you bring to the table!

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Trying something new...

Saluto, fashionable skeletal man! Welcome to the Guild; glad to have you with us!

Indeed, roleplaying here is much akin to writing books with many different co-authors. Sometimes it's fast, sometimes it's slow, and sometimes, unfortunately, it ends for one reason or another. I assure you, though, that the journey is always worth the time it takes to reach the destination!

As for your "skill level"(in relation to the Guild's sub-forums anyway), well, it all depends on how much you're willing to dedicate and involve yourself with the different roleplays you join. For example, ff you foresee yourself putting forth a lot of creativity and detail in your writing, as well as staying along for the ride the whole way through, I would highly recommend Advanced. Really though, I wouldn't pay much mind to the connotations the different names for the sub-forums may convey, if you stumble across a roleplay you think you'd enjoy and be willing to dedicate your time to, I encourage you to jump right in!

Happy roleplaying!

What am I even doing

Saluto, Funkadelic, and welcome to the Guild!

There's actually a whole subforum dedicated to tabletop roleplays right here! Outside of there, it's basically up to the GM of any given roleplay as to how they do things. Some use dice rolls, some kinda just free-form everything, and all other systems you could imagine. Hopefully you'll find a concept that interests you!

HEY

Saluto, Nota! Glad to have you in the Guild! Hope you can find some fun roleplays to suck up all of your free time participate in!

Hello.

Saluto, Winter! Glad to see some more new blood on the Guild, even if they are old blood when it comes to roleplaying.

Since you're a fan of The Elder Scrolls, I'm in a position to recommend some good ones! Of course, I'm in them, so I'm without a doubt biased, so they may or may not be your thing, and that's a-okay!

This first one I've been in since its conception(two whole friggin' years ago! Time really flies.), Fruits of Contention is an Advanced roleplay that is focused on a mercenary company full of average joes going against a strange enemy invading Tamriel. It's quite far along and catching up may seem daunting, but we keep a concise summary of all major events, and the GMs are always willing to help you get up to speed with your characters! It's set a few years after the defeat of Alduin in TES:Skyrim.

The other one, Crimson Skies is a Casual roleplay set during the Oblivion Crisis. It's significantly younger than the previous roleplay and not far along at all. The Hero of Kvatch is retconned out and replaced by the current player party, so plenty of Daedric shenanigans are certain to ensue.

Even if you don't join the roleplays I mentioned, I hope you find yourself at home here on the Guild!

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

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That's the strangest slang for French kissing I've ever heard.

@Dervish

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

Y so quiet homies.

Show the Dervakiin yer love.

@Dervish

SORRY CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER THE SOUND OF RIPPING AND TEARING SOME DEMON FACES

The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion - Crimson Skies

A rebuttal against Naenya would have to wait, for the unmistakable sounds of advancing heretics echoed up through the winding halls and into the ears of Orintur, and it appeared to be a much larger force than the group had faced before. Gods above, and large it was indeed. Nearly a dozen of the demons and their hellspawn Scamp beastlings poured through the archway and into the party's poor excuse of a sanctuary. Adamiir and Veeza had already found their prey, and it was time for the Paladin to choose his own...and the mage that had just struck Naenya looked quite enticing to the furious Elf. Unfortunately, the Churl had already taken note of Orintur's gaze and struck him with a bolt of lightning midway through his charge. Orintur suddenly found himself unable to lift up his hammer to strike the mage, his right arm failing to barely bring the head off of the floor. It was a good thing then that Paladins were trained to be as versatile as they are zealous.

Getting close enough to get a decent grip on the Churl, Orintur grabbed its wrist and wrenched it away from himself with his good arm, sending the next bolt flying harmlessly into the stone floor, before landing an armored backhand to the mage's head. This left the mage open enough for the Paladin to grab his dagger and bury it into the demon's neck before it could retaliate. His foe had fallen, but the effect of their assault remained, and so Orintur was forced to leave his beloved hammer on the ground for the time being and rely on his dagger...and raw strength.

Standing over Naenya, Orintur remained on guard as he spoke to the she-Elf. "Can you stand, mage? Our fellows strike fast and true against these heretics, but I would not advise remaining on the ground as you are. I don't think Dremora will discriminate between the wounded and the battle-ready..."

In Defense Of The Genre [Part II]

As everything I could say has already been said, and oft times more eloquently/with far less salt, I will simply put in my two cents to say that I also believe that moderation on the Guild has been inconsistent at best, and would rather the team work with the community rather than hide away in their private chatlogs and devise "solutions" for the community without consultation.

I add my voice to this discussion so this whole thing has less of a chance to be blown under the rug as just something a "vocal minority" came up with. Accusing the grieved parties of vocal minority status is a common way to stifle discourse and attempt to discredit others in the eyes of third-party observers, and I'd hate to think the moderation staff, or even other regular users would stoop to such a low tactic.