Letter Bee

Fantasy 1775: The New World (looking for new players)

@TheUnknowable, He fought against the Other Gods and helped a lot of poor people.

Fantasy 1775: The New World (looking for new players)

@TheUnknowable, Catholic Heaven, I think.

The Star Children

@Letter Bee
I'm kind of confused as to how to start out. Where am I? Are there other people around me? Am I awake or asleep? Just a vague description of what's going on would be helpful

@Alina13

Sigh, you and the other Star Kids have been captured by the Government, and treated relatively well, before being taken into a conference (detailed in the first link I gave you) with your handlers and an Alien defector. Then, you are taken to the gym detailed in the final two paragraphs of the second link to practice; where you have free choice of what area to choose, as well as a communicator to talk with the others if you want.

[Wonder]Full Hearts

Rob's grave. Time to put one's money where one's mouth was, so goes the expression. Mikhail went looking for the grave site, and ended up asking one of the former guards for directions. Finally, he reached it, a plot of earth outside the compound that was, remarkably, overgrown with grass and even roses. And he can see it; a mound of earth with flowers and a cross, just as Fred described.

Tears came to his eyes, as he remembered how Rob had devised the escape plan, and how he had tried to lead the kids to safety, paying the ultimate price. Coming over to the grave, Mikhail cried for a few minutes, before it hit him.

Rob was a candidate for being a Champion as well, either of the power of Hope that Mikhail had now, or something like Courage. However, it was more obvious, less hidden, and that was why he died.

Tears faded, to be replaced with new dedication. Time to see how Fred was doing. Then, a fear overcame Mikhail; what if there were razors in that bathroom?! If that was the case, he may have allowed Rob's brother to be in danger, and that, that cannot be allowed.

@Ikthaias

Fantasy 1775: The New World (looking for new players)

@TheUnknowable, Up in the middle of the night; sleep is interrupted.

Fantasy 1775: The New World (looking for new players)

@Minato Namikaze, Posting from phone. Wanna talk on the MeetingWords?

Fallout Infinities: An Alternate Fallout World (Also Called Ultimate Fallout)

@Simple Unicycle, @Trevor1001, @Lord Coake, @Vulkan, @Hjalti, @Chronothesis...

All right, I guess it's time to admit it.

I'm tired of this game, and I want to move on towards other projects. Don't get me wrong, I had fun, but, well, ever since the late holidays, we've had issues with pacing, and apparently, I'm forcing the plot on your throats, not letting you just go off on your own and live your lives.

And for all its worth, I'm sorry about it.

I'm really sorry about it.

Here were going to be my plans for the 'Boldt Castle Arc' in-between the New York and Commonwealth Arcs.

Boldt Castle Conference - New!

The Jewish Ghouls are headquartered in the Albany/Troy area, and are called The Zealots. Despite their leadership being composed primarily of Ghouls, they include a fair number of normal humans, who serve as the defense force. The Zealots as a whole number 600, with 300 armed men and women, 100 assigned to permanaent defense, and 200 which can be devoted to offensive operations.

The Book Runners (They sell guns too) are ran by Arthur and Miranda Rapids, Par's parents. They, despite their name, make and sell guns as well, and are headquarted in Boldt castle itself. They, through their trade links, can also call upon small towns all across the state in order to provide miltia and supplies, which would, at full muster, number 600, with 300 that can be diverted to offensive operations.

Another group is The Market, descendants of a Vault 122, composed of Stock Marketeers and their families, who had to buy and sell their supplies within their Vault, and who upon their emergence, shot up what raiders were there and set up a local market that first became an attraction to small towns, and later an essential part of the local economy, competing with, and complementing, the Zealots (who are Bankers), and the Book Runners (who also sell guns, and are wandering traders and manufacturers).

And, of course, there is the Rochester Institute of Technology, which would have been looted by the Brotherhood a while ago...if not for the fact that their technology is mostly (aside from a few Laser and Plasma Weapons) Non-Military Tech. They are specialized in Medicine, Engineering, and even Art (which they justify for keeping internal morale). They also have Photographic tech that can be repurposed for surveillance.

And the final group is The Ballplayers, a group of semi-crazy people that seek to restore the Sports of the Old World, such as Baseball, Football, and Basketball. They found a major, semi-automated factory for sports equipment in Buffalo, New York, and more importantly, have learned how to manufacture Kevlar and other bulletproof materials, which they wove into their sports wear. They number 500, and can devote 100 for offensive operations.

Fallout Infinities: An Alternate Fallout World (Also Called Ultimate Fallout)

Bumping this.

The Star Children

@TaliPaendrag, It's okay, and good that you notified me. Also, I talked to Scarifar yesterday, he's still in the game.

The Star Children

@Alina13, Approved.