IcePezz

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Okies, so this rp is gorgeous. Unfortunately, advanced is super intimidating for me. My posts are generally 400-500 some odd words, and my frequency is perhaps 3 times a week when I have the time. But I feel like I've been missing something in the rp's I've either done or been in. Would ya all mind if I joined?

The Watchers

@Frengo islts gorgeous, unfortunately it's full :p

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@Crimson Raven thank you for letting me know.

Ok, who is next to post?
Edit- as long as not everyone hates me here

Astaria: General Fantasy RP

So I just need to say this is a beautiful rp. I know you guys are full, but if you don't mind me subscribing :) I'd love to keep up with the story. And if a spot ever opens up, I'm happy to give it a try

The Watchers

I would offer up my rp, but it isn't much to offer, and I'm losing popularity contests. But the link is in my signature if anyone is interested. Also, if anyone knows of a good, moderately paced fantasy rp, it would be nice to be able to write and not gm.

A Fantasy Tavern idea... social thread thing?

I was part of something like this before... It could be fun

The Watchers

I hope we're still going to continue with this

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A habit that we got into during the last rp, was to mention those in the scene in your post. The rp was quite large (over 10 active players) and could get a bit chaotic at times. So in order to keep everyone on track, we would place mentions at the bottom.

This rp currently has 6 active players, not counting the gm's. Which is a pretty good group, and we still have a few that haven't yet submitted their character sheets. But in an effort to keep things organized, how do you all feel about keeping the mentioning going?

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On the outside, the house itself was not -as- different as the rest of the shabby lots in this so called village. It was obvious that an effort was made, at the very least, to make it stand out. Unfortunately, poor weather and time make it unbearably difficult to keep up such appearances. And so, by the time the group had arrived, while they would certainly notice the odd way in which it somehow stood out, it would have looked as pitiful as the rest of them.

Suddenly footsteps could be heard from behind the door, rushing to open it. A young woman, barely into her twenties, stood in the door way, her hand over her chest as she caught her breath. Any introductions were cut short as the young woman spoke. "My apologies for keeping you waiting, please do come in." She offered a curt nod, and motioned them all inside.

To anyone with keen senses, they might have felt something before entering... something odd, not just about the house, but someone was watching them. It wasn't clear where that someone was, nor was their intent. But somewhere in the distance, a pair of eyes lingered over the odd group. The figure did not stir, did not speak, no sound was uttered upon viewing who was present. They remained silent and hidden, merely observing the going-ons in front of the sage's home.

The outside appearance of the small cottage was quite deceiving. For starters it was much bigger inside than the outside may have led you to believe. Everything was polished, exotic carpets draped over the cold, hard floors, fancy curtains shielded the interior from the views that plagued the town, and chandeliers hung in every room, illuminating every corner and crevice.

The young woman quickly made her way to the front of the group. She was pretty in a very plain way, mousy brown hair pulled back in a braided bun, and eyes that matched in color. There was nothing extravagant really to speak about her, but she seemed pleasant enough. She led them into a large room, it wasn't a very far walk from the front door, and the group would not have noticed anything distinctive within the nouveau riche setting. Once in the room, there was a long rectangular table of cherry wood, lined with ornate chairs. A large chair was placed on the far end, the seat was padded for extra comfort.

"You will stay in here, for now. The master of the house will be with you shortly.", was all the woman said before disappearing into halls.

@Belwicket @vietmyke @AdamantiumWolf @Zero Hex @The Harbinger of Ferocity @Jon Y

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This is just a note to EVERYONE. In the previous rp, the group met up with 2 dragons in a cave when they went to retrieve the artifact Genevieve sent them for. This is the dragon they defeated together.

In the previous rp, I had specifically asked for people to not skip ahead so that I can play out another battle. Unfortunately, it did not work out that way. When Arena and I wrote out this rp, we had decided since those scenes never concluded, that a battle would've taken place, and the group of warriors up in the mountains had taken down one of the dragons. The other one was less effected by the stone, and therefore, not as evil. After defeating one, they managed to get out of the cave, and after a long journey back, made it to Waeldeshore.

@Belwicket I understand that we did not make that part clear, so that's fine. But consider Arena's correction a warning. In accordance to your cs, Regina returned to Waeldeshore. Which is on Silver Lily Isle. Which means she would've needed to take a boat to get to wherever this new place is. I know we haven't done much in regards to world building and map making, so I am sorry. But if you cannot pay attention to the details given and the direction set, then this is not the rp for you.