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Just a regular university student, majoring in hospitality and tourism. Also a history and trivial knowledge nerd, aircraft aficionado, occasional trekker and a D&D player.

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Walker Rex, as it is known, is a first generation bipedal attack vehicle designed to cross difficult terrain and engage the enemy with highly advanced rail gun or with more conventional machine guns and auto cannons. Rex also has either thermally targeted rocket system called Nimbus that launches several rockets at the enemy..., Richard read from an old manual he had helped to write a few years ago. The manual detailed Rex' technical data and how to use it effectively. He had written how he had defeated the Extraterrestrial Two. He didn't like remembering it, though. Three days fighting a giant monster from the outer space and sitting in a tall tin can armed with barely tested weaponry hadn't been the most pleasant experience. Although without him, Rex and the Myrmidon Fleet, thousands of innocents might have been killed. It had been a risk worth taken, Richard thought.

Richard was in his office, filing a few reports of his tour to American military schools, giving guest lectures and making couple public appearances. He had returned to the base in the Christmas Island few days ago, and had slept one day straight before starting to write his reports about the tour and training with the Myrmidons.

The office wasn't a large one, but it was adequate for him. There were a workstation and a couple comfortable chairs with a coffee table between them. The room had one wall covered with books and another wall covered with trophies and articles about CETM and him from different international newspapers. Two walls remaining were mostly made from glass, one opening outside and the last wall to the inside and giving Richard a view that was envied. The windows could be dimmed whenever a need arose from a switch, but Richard didn't enjoy using the function.

Richard stretched his arms. Working in an office made his limbs stiff easily, and he was feeling slightly tired. He had had some close quarters combat training with a platoon of security guards in the afternoon, and he had sparred longer than anyone else. Richard yawned, and looked at his watch. It's almost midnight, and there will an early morning. I should get some sleep before the morning exercises, he thought. Suddenly, as he was standing up and starting to take his things with him, his radio buzzed and relayed a message.

"Command to Conwood, are you still awake? Over"

Great, like I didn't have anything better to do with my life Richard thought annoyed. Picking the radio, he answered. "Command, this is Conwood. I am receiving."

"Great. Secretary wants you to the hangar. A new Extraterrestrial contact has been sighted, and you're wanted to wait and support the Nephilim if needed with the Frog. Over."

Richard knew his duty. "Understood. Is there anything more, Command? Over."

Negative, sir. Command over and out. The radio clicked and stopped receiving. Richard stood in his office for a few seconds in silence. A new contact?
@ShidenBlades You can play as anyone from lord to peasant if you like, but I recommend picking someone from the upper classes. I'll update non-player characters and lore as the game goes. The world is still quite bare, but I plan to flesh it out more this week.
The Dark Age of Brythunnia

The year is 964 AC, or After the Crowning. A threat of civil war and conflict with its neighbouring kingdoms looms over the head of the Brythunnians. The old King Aedin the Second has died, and his only lawful son Duncan has inherited the throne, holding his court in the city of Lundine. But Duncan's hold on power is meagre at best, as his father left many illegimite sons and daughters, and many of his nobles would like to replace Duncan. How will you react to the situation? Will you start playing the game of power politics, or will stand in the sidelines, compromising and adapting to the situation? The choice is yours, and yours only.

The Dark Age of Brythunnia is a character-driven RPG á la Game of Thrones, Witcher and Dragon Age, main point being realism and gritty world. I have drawn inspiration from A Song of Ice and Fire, the Witcher series and Conan, and slightly from real history, mainly from the early medieval Europe after the fall of Rome and before the Crusades.

There will not be much magic or supernatural elements, and I would like to point out that make your characters three dimensional. I want to see some effort on that regard. Make them feel real.







Rules

The forum rules apply. Be a friendly person and keep me informed of your activity, and we will come along just fine.
The regions are ruled by a select few of people, and the first come, first serve. If you want to make a character that rules a certain region (Heartlands, Highlands and Dragon Mountains), then be quick about it. You can also make a minor noble who just rules a castle or a town in a certain region. A rule of thumb for towns and castles: towns provide higher taxes, but also a great number of low-grade troops to be levied, while a castle provides a smaller number of taxes and a medium amount of moderate to good troops.



If you have questions, improvements or suggestions, I'll be listening. This will be the first RP I am managing, and created this post to see is there anyone interested something like this, so be straight and honest. If this gets enough attention, I'll start expanding the world.
When shall start playing? It seems we have just a couple active players, but I think we should start anyways.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCHq0m67lq8

The number one reason why Felix aep Caileach decided to try his chances as a mercenary...
@Nightraider I've done some edits and revisions on the Wolfman. Among other adjustments, he's now a British American and lives permanently in New York. What's your verdict?
@Ermine Wasn't it 1987? At least I think it is according to my knowledge.
Felix aep Caileach was sitting by a fire, sharing it with two tough-looking Nords and one skinny Imperial. His comrades, as he had learnt to call them, were cooking some late night meal and exchanging banter and tales of their adventures. Felix was drinking dark ale from a small wooden mug and trying to nibble a hard rye bread.

"... and then I told them this one joke; what's the difference between a Reachman and a bucket full of shit. 'Nothing', they answered, but then I replied 'Wrong, the bucket of course!'" a tall and brawny Nord named Björn the Bald told Felix and other men by the fireplace. Felix feigned amusement, as he didn't enjoy such jokes, while the others laughed wholeheartedly.

Felix had heard that Björn was a former Stormcloak, born in a farm near Whiterun, and he claimed that he had witnessed one of the Dragonborn's duels with a dragon. Helmi the Hammer, the other Nord by the fireplace, had one day claimed that Björn's story was ridiculous. The men had started to wrestle in the mud, wrestling and punching each other for quite a while, until they both had been exhausted. They had buried their grudges and had become friends quickly.

"Have I told you about this one time when I had to wrestle with a snow troll?" Björn asked. He had drunk some mead and ale, so one couldn't trust everything he said. "You did not do that, I am sure" Helmi said with slighty doubtful tone. "You wouldn't even be here if you had wrestled with a troll."

"Hell I didn't. I wouldn't do that even for thousand coins" Björn said. Another burst of laughter. Felix smiled a little. "But I could have, y'know. Björn the Troll-wrestler, that would be a good name to settle for."

"I think that would make a mighty song" Felix said. He had made few friends in the mercenary company, and he included Björn in them. He laughed easily and shared his experiences and sparred sometimes with Felix, although he wasn't much of an challenge for a veteran Stormcloak soldier.

"You could make one, bard. 'The Song of the Troll-wrestler', and the name of Björn the Bald would always be remembered." Björn took a sip from his waterskin. Björn shook his head. "Damn this water, it's too mild for me!"

Felix' companions continued to exchange crude jokes. How many Khajiits are needed to repair a barrel? Only one, but you have steal it back. A mage, a Thalmor informer and an elf walked into a tavern, and he wanted a drink. It seemed that Björn and Helmi had an infinite number of jokes like these. The other Imperial mostly stayed quiet and laughed with them. Felix hadn't catched his name.

Björn wasn't much older than Felix, but he had lived most of his life in the same farm as where he had been born. Once the fighting with the Reachmen ended, Björn would go back to his family's farm and rebuild it, as it had been razed during the Civil War.

Felix couldn't say the same. He had been forced to leave Leyawiin and his family in fear of Imperial's police, Penitus Oculatus for his part in an illegal protest and in a skirmish with legionnaires. Throughout his escape across Cyrodiil, Felix had felt extreme fear and extreme tiredness, feeling like a hunted animal, finally reaching Skyrim just after the Civil War's start.

For few years, Felix made a living by traveling from town to town from one end of Skyrim to another and singing about Dragonborn and of other heroes, far away from the reach of imperial agents. Now, Felix felt almost safe. He had joined the mercenary company as an act of drunken foolishness, after he had drunken too much of the sweet but strong northern mead. He couldn't remember all the details about that fateful night, but the next morning he had woken up in a wagon full of furs and weapons, sporting a hammering hangover.

Sometime before midnight, Felix had to go to relieve himself to a nearby bush. His piss hissed and steamed when it hit the cold ground. He was shivering, when he had done relieving himself and pulling his trousers up, he decided to go back to his backpack and take a look at his manuscript he a carried. He had been tasked to record and detail the mercenary company's happenings and goings into a book. Felix had named the book as Devils of the Reach. It was a catchy title, and it was also better than his first title, Our War against the Witchmen. At least it sounded better.

While walking to his backpack, Felix was stopped by an assembly of mercenaries that had gathered to hear commander Ashav's speech. He tried to speak loudly, but Felix could spot that he was slightly struggling to get his voice heard. A scouting sortie was ordered, and volunteers were asked to attend an elf called Daelin. A couple had already volunteered, as Felix understood it.

Well, time to write this down and get some sleep, Felix thought.
@Nightraider I can adress the issue number three right away. It's because he has read a lot of horror fiction since childhood, although I should have written about that more clearly.

Issue number two: He has gone after Croyd for revenge. It's not noble, nor just, but he sees Croyd as a criminal who needs to be apprehended

Issue number one: thanks to your opinions, I think I will change James' nationality to American. Perhaps I will rewrite as a son of a middle class stock broker who lives and studies in New York.

I am going to revise and overhaul the character in the coming days. I think I won't change his Ace talent, but I'll maybe make some adjustments.
@Oak7ree I'm finishing off the IC at the minute, but there are a few things that'll I'll need for you to clarify with your Bargain Bin X-Man fairly soon.


@Nightraider What's on your mind? I am open to suggestions and improvements.
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