Frizan is a Contest Moderator.

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4 yrs ago
I DON'T LIKE'EM PUTTING CHEMICALS IN THE WATER THAT TURNS THE FRICKIN' 1X1 SECTION LEWD.
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4 yrs ago
Oi JOSUKE, I logged on to my personal desktop computation device and went to ROLEPLAYERGUILDDOTCOM, now I'm trapped in the one-times-one section! Ain't that wacky?
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4 yrs ago
I didn't steal your meme, I colonized it.
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4 yrs ago
Rush RPG, cyka blyat
4 yrs ago
John Table. The man. The myth. The furniture.
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@Frizan even if you keep it to 1 contest, you'll still need assistant mods to help you judge the contest. Is that something you've brought up to management yet...?


I have not personally brought that up to any mods, because I assumed that naturally there would be more than just I running the Contest section and judging entries. I mean, the recruitment thread started by Hank is even called Recruiting new Contest Mods. Mods, plural. But given as I am the only one listed in the Contest Mod List on the Guild at this point in time, I can only assume there are no others. In light of Hank and Ruby's absence, I will have to independently recruit judges.
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I would separate it into 3 sections - small, weekly 200-word stories, bi-weekly or monthly 500-600 word stories and the monthly 'whatever amount of words you feel like' stories.

Additionally, and this is wild, but I'd also like to see art and other forms of creating involved in the latter monthly contest -> music, poetry (although technically you can put that under writing) drawing, digital art, etcetera.


Splitting into different sections would definitely be a decent way of doing things, and different mediums will be considered for future contests. I think for the first few months or so though, we'll be sticking with normal story contests, mainly to gauge the interest of the rest of the Guild. Then other mediums will be incorporated as activity rises.
Not a bad idea. One important thing to make sure for such is to not have rule-overload.

beyond setting time constraints and following guild rules, a contest doesn't really need much in the way of rules.


I absolutely agree, and the way I plan to have everything set up is that there are as few rules as possible, and they are all very simple and intuitive.

No whoms't'dv'e on my watch.
This topic's gettin' subbed.

This is a really good idea.
Kvatch, directly outside the Oblivion gate




Uzka had felled two more Clannfear with her mighty axe, but there were still more! These beasts simply wouldn't give in. Most animals would try to retreat after being wounded, but the strange reptiles she was fighting seemed almost single-minded, repeatedly trying to charge either at or through the line of defenders no matter how many arrows or lacerations they had sustained. What drove these creatures? Was something commanding them directly, and if so, what was their ultimate goal? So many questions, and Uzka had the answer to none of them. All she knew was that she needed to keep the beasts from reaching the refugees.

"One broke through! Kill it before it reaches the camp!"

A panicked guard's outstretched arm led Uzka to her target. One of the reptilian creatures had barreled through another defender and was charging down the hill. Dropping her axe and shield, the Orc hastily drew her bow from across her back and notched an arrow, letting it go when she was confident it would strike the target. A red-tailed blur shot through the air and found its mark in the flank of the charging Clannfear. Its gallop ended, but not its momentum, and the beast hit the ground like a sack of ebony. It skidded to a halt as another guard rushed over to deliver a killing blow. Disaster averted, though Uzka knew it was very much temporary as there were still more, but the rest were at least in front of the barricades and not behind them.

Being rid of close range attackers, Uzka kept her bow drawn to assist any distant allies with their quarry.




Inside the Kvatch Oblivion gate Tower




If nothing else, Daedra certainly knew how to outdo themselves. Orintur didn't think the demons' sense of decor could be any more morbid, yet what was before him shattered any notions of Daedra having limits on how grotesque they could possibly be. Stairs made of bone, floors made of a sickening amalgamation of flesh from possibly hundreds of victims, and fountains of what could only be blood. For what seemed like the first time, the Paladin experienced horror. True horror, and his anger was merely an extension of that horror.

"Yes...let's." He said solemnly. Finding that his strength had returned, Orintur grasped his hammer solidly and strode into the room, were he was immediately beset by a blade-wielding, helmeted Dremora.

"I will bathe in your BLOOD, WEAKLING!"

"You will bathe in the searing light of Stendarr, demon!"

This Dremora attacked more viciously than those Orintur fought previously, spurred on by the party's successful invasion of their Tower. Its swings were inaccurate but incredibly quick; Orintur's armor took multiple blows through sheer attrition. Eventually though, the foolish demon wore itself out, giving the Elf a perfect opportunity to counter. Striking it in the gut with his hammer, the Dremora keeled over, letting Orintur plant his hand on their back. A harmless gesture at first glance, but what one wouldn't be able to notice at a distance was the back of the Dremora's armor beginning to crack and fade.

Standing back up straight, the demon called out mockingly. "Are you giving me a pat on the back for besting you, mortal? It is good that you see your efforts are FUTILE!" Charging with blade raised, the Dremora bellowed a war cry at Orintur, unaware of the Elf's schemes.

Thrusting his shoulder forward unexpectedly, Orintur landed a solid blow into the demon's chest. Though not harmed, they had been dazed. Throwing his hammer down, he unleashed a flurry of punches that forced the Dremora to retreat backwards, away from the Altmer's strikes. Right as they were in position, Orintur let loose another shoulder charge into the demon's chest, sending them backwards with considerable force...into the spiked end of bone they were using as a stair step. Their weakened armor collapsed under the duress, letting the spike through into the Dremora's spine. Leaving them to gurgle blood-spattered curses at Orintur, the Paladin quickly retrieved his hammer and returned to the side of his companions.
Yo, so, ran into some life complications. It's looking like I'm gonna be moving soon, and needless to say I won't have decent internet for a while. Just a heads up so you guys don't wonder where the hell I went if I do end up disappearing for a little bit.
Yo, so, ran into some life complications. It's looking like I'm gonna be moving soon, and needless to say I won't have decent internet for a while. Just a heads up so you guys don't wonder where the hell I went if I do end up disappearing for a little bit.
@Frizan I see you lurking Friz-Master


Might be, I might not be.

I also may or may not be slowly and arduously refining a character idea.

That character idea may or may not include a sadistic healer that only employs his services to people so he can secretly watch their bones and flesh grossly and painfully fuse back into place.
Happy Halloween, nerds

Well, I think a week's time is good enough, and I believe that sufficient interest has been shown to go forward! I'll have the prompt thread up sometime this week.

Thanks to everyone that confirmed their interest!
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