Lord Rager399

Lords and Legends

Of corse, anyone whos willing to post and try to get along (even in war) is welcome.

Heres a taste of the old system.

|-|THE CITY SYSTEM|-| 

When you start, you get 2 villages. Your villages are how you recruit troops. You start with 300 Mana. After that, every village you capture gets you 150 more Mana every oth posts. Also, how many troops you can have at one time is dependent on city size. 
However, once you have a village, instead of just taking over new ones, you can upgrade the ones you already have. Here's how it goes. 

Village (Level 1) 150 Mana per 5 posts and 100 citizens. Can support up to 300 soldiers. (Starting point) 

Then pay 750 Mana 

Small Town (Level 2) 200 Mana per 5 posts and 150 citizens. Can support up to 500 soldiers. 

Then pay 1000 Mana 

Large Town (Level 3) 250 Mana per 5 posts and 200 citizens. Can support up to 1000 soldiers. 

Then pay 1250 Mana 

City (Level 4) 300 Mana per 5 posts and 300 citizens. Can support up to 1500 soldiers. 

Then pay 1500 Mana 

Capital (Level 5) 500 Mana per 5 posts and 500 citizens. Can support 2000 soldiers. 

You can only have 1 capital city at a time. Citizens are like emergency soldiers, but only using knives and ramshackle bows. They are weak, and should only be used in emergencies. They cannot leave the village unless they are moving to another one. It is recommended that if you must move them, you bring along protection. 

Thisll get fixed and improved.

Lords and Legends

Alright, four sounds like a fine amount to start off.

I'll take it no one has any objections to however I build the roleplay. I'll be using the runescape map and gods as a base still, finding some of the orignal roleplays, and then cleaning it all up. Unless anyone has better suggestions? I don't have the capability to scan a map I draw or I would just let everyone make their own gods. But of corse you can be a self-alligned general.

Now give me a day to get everything built. Start thinking up your main charector/leader figure though! (think around what god you'd like to represent and where you'd most likely start.)

Lords and Legends

First thing I would like to point out

This IS yet another medival styled nation roleplay.
But it is NOT the same as all the rest.

Rather than focusing all your time and effort to just build up the basic infastructure and economy of your nation we delve almost instantly into combat and charector development. Using a system of mana, a flowing energy source gifted unto you for the loyalty of your people, your armies will build cities, sink fleets, and conquer the land. Face off against a world of npcs, or your fellow players.

You, the player, are a god among men. Or perhaps just a man praying to your god. Either way, with the use of charecters you create and their corrosponding nation you can become an unstoppable force or fall to your neighbors sword. It begins with a simple town, every settlement having a certain population. With mana you can grow this settlement and raise your mana supply, or raise an army for conquering neighboring cities to provide wealth instead.

With mana you buy troops, or ships if you fancy yourself a sailor. From several types of footsoldiers, mages, archers, knights, horsemen, and even high class warriors specific to your god.

It goes more in depth than that of corse! Systems will be put in place to keep things fair but really its up to the players.But I just want to see if there is interest.




Now this is based off an OLD OLD OLD roleplay that died and was born again many times in another place entirly.
The map was simply the map of the old rp, Runescape. Having preconstructed gods, creatures, and civilizations. Of corse it was only used as reference and was and will never be an exact replica. If there are any good mapmakers out there i'd gladly let you build a world and plot out villages for pcs and my own npc control. Or we could stick to the old setting simply to keep focus off writing up a nation and more focus on the writing FOR your nation.


It's all up for change, but I'm just thrown it out there.