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The Elder Scrolls: Rising Storm

darkwolf687 said
I think I should point out that an Arrow to the Eye, even in a fantasy setting, isn't exactly a laughing matter, he'd likely require a mage to heal him immediately or consume some of those almighty potions that exist within TES xD

That's if he manages to not die from the hilarious amount of trauma that would do to the brain.

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Fisheye said
Maybe he meant to say 33,000?

More than likely.

The Elder Scrolls: Vengeance of the Deep

But I don't think Lycanthropy affects your aging process, though. Kodlak might have just been getting along in years naturally and wanted to find a cure.

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Dervish said
I think you pretty much stay the age you were when you got the infection. After all, Kodlak Whiteman was pretty damn old, and I'm pretty sure werewolves are extremely long-lived, but not immortal like vampires. I think that's why in Kodlak's case he suddenly wanted to find a cure for his lycanthropy because his condition started to deteriorate and he knew his time was running short, desperate to find a cure so he could go to Sovengard. So yeah, it's totally possible to have a really old character, just maybe not insanely old.

It is stated in lore that the races of man live to be 100.

Fatal Souls: The Third Age

Ah, I see, galleys then. Cool beans. I'll have that Company Sheet on here some time later.

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So, what would be the maritime tradition of Vecca? From what I've been told, they're based off of Slavs, so would longships like the ones in Kievan Rus be their go-to ship seafaring vessel, or do they have bigger, multiple-masted tall ships at their disposal?

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Psyker Landshark said
Post'll be up by tomorrow. Have to go to China for two weeks starting Tuesday, though.

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Jangel13 said
yeah sorry but once the messenger is gone ill stop for a while but yeah it was a face to face negotiation thing

I understand. It's just that I'd like the first round of posting so far to be within the same time-frame. Letters sent between rulers to other rulers, or rulers to their generals, etc. will take days or even weeks when the lore scale of Tamriel is taken into account. For reference, High Rock, in lore scale, would engulf the entire Western and Southern regions of Europe.

That being said, regardless, I would like to keep negotiations orderly and in one single post to keep the IC looking orderly and making it easier for the GMs to sift through each nations' actions. I'll talk to Gcold about what he wants, but I believe that it'd be easier to go along with my suggestion, as it would keep it easier to get the time-frame's events and extrapolate potential daily issues and other things vital to us keeping this RP interesting.

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Ah, fair enough. In my experience Co-GMing another roleplay, we would usually do what I'd suggested, though it isn't an NRP.

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Try not to ping-pong posts back and forth too much. If it'll help cut down on such a thing, I'll refer you to a site called piratepad, where you can collaborate on documents to make a single post containing both of your characters without flooding the IC with many small posts between you two.