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Academy of Noble Arms

I'm into it.

Can anyone use a Noble Arm? Or is it hereditary, or what?

Rebels! The Coven! Interest Check!!!

I skimmed at first and saw "Rupert Giles" and thought this was a Buffy the Vampire Slayer RP for a second.

Anyway, I have some interest and am keeping an eye on this.

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

Nira: Lightsaber
Emiliana: Lightsaber
Mia: Shockstaff
Kilgaris: Lightsaber
Huleez: Blaster

All of these characters get a point into those stats.

So how do we want to bring the two groups together? Is the Dark Side collab going to write a bit more a do a time skip?

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

Everyone busy with New Years Resolutions?

Werewolf Rp Idea

I'm still into this, just waiting for OOC/more info.

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

I did say it was just to keep things balanced.

Star Wars: Opposing Forces

He was referring to my previous post about giving people points for their training.

I made a map

Elves:

The "Wandering Folk" live on the wooded island south of Alliance land, right on the border. They are so called, because their homes, veritable palaces, move by magic throughout the forest. Though if you were to stand upon the roof of one, you would look over the tops of the trees, their palaces can't be seen from the outside of the woods, or even from the air. They also cannot be reached on purpose, but can only be arrived at by accident. Even the elves cannot set out to go home once they leave, and have to wander through the forest until they happen upon it. The elves, however, being eternal tend not to be bothered by the extra time it takes to travel, and are quite adept at the mental gymnastics that are required to avoid intentionally seeking the place that they want to go.

The Wandering Folk are prideful, but nonsensical. They are easy to slight by humans, because they take offense seemingly at random. It is not clear to humans whether they want to be offended, or their social cues are so complicated that outsiders step over their manners on accident.

It is said that humans have a high capacity for reason, but a low capacity for magic, and that the Wandering Folk are quite the opposite.

I made a map

Most "civilized" people live within those mountain borders, around the lake. Though there are probably lands across the sea to the east. The rest of the land is taken up by other people. Barbarians if this is an all human world but maybe warring tribes of orcs and wargs and stuff. There are some "civilized" outposts out there, to keep an eye on things.

So this will be some sort of alliance of holds, rather than a kingdom. Each will have it's own ruling family. It could be the Human Alliance, unless this is going to be a multirace world.



These are people who don't want to live under the Lords of the Alliance. Have a piratey or roguish vibe.

I see a string of mountains just before the snowy lands of the North, and the few passes are guarded by towers. A bit GoT, but maybe there's something awful up North. Giants? We'll discuss it. The towers are to keep watch for whatever it is.

Every member of the Alliance's central military(we'll come up with one) has to do a tour of duty up there.

There's a few holds, almost entirely within the mountain barrier. And a bigger one on the coast that is probably a capital. The south most one, and the one by the bridge at the north east tip of the barrier mountain are charged with keeping the barbarian/bad races out of the good lands.

The Northguard and Southguard have a lot of political pull in the Alliance, because they're necessary in guarding the lands from outside forces.

The bigger hold is the oldest city in Alliance lands, but it's almost entirely impoverished. They were once a fishing and trading community, but trade to other lands has slowed greatly and the waters have been overfished. Now it's a poor, crimeridden city with poor, unscrupulous Lords.

More thoughts, feel free to jump in anyone and everyone.

I made a map

You want me to keep adding detail? I was trying to leave things open for other people to give input.