Raijinslayer

The Sun Will Never Set (A Statisticless NRP)(It had a good run)

@Voltus_VentusWould the Ventians be willing to talk to either the Navari about rebellion against the Silme, the Silme, who need assistance in keeping the Navari in line, or the Khoren in launching an assault on the Heavenly Empire to reclaim "The Lost Mountain".

The Sun Will Never Set (A Statisticless NRP)(It had a good run)

@Willy VerebI was going to have Silme be the main spies for Umbraisis, but decided that it'd be better for each section to have their own spy forces, exceot the Khoren, who could careless and are as subtle as a boulder. So elf spies will be sent out, but they're more specialized and less long-term than the priests.

The Sun Will Never Set (A Statisticless NRP)(It had a good run)

@Hael20% might be, and human nation because it'd be easier to blend in since they are basically human for all intents and purposes, though they may not see themselves as such. And while Umbraisis isn't looking for anything particular or tryong to kill anybody yet, the Navari head rep. is eager to find out if the other nations have any secret weapon tech that can be replicated in Umbraisis or sabotaged. They might also try and kill a high ranking member of one of the Nations, perhaps one of the leaders, and try to start a war that Umbraisis can't possibly stay out of.

It's a known fact thoughout the world that Umbraisis is an unstable country, barely holding itself together, so the Navari might also be planning something behing the Unified Kingdoms back, collobrating with another country to target another.

The Blood Priest were once the Navari version of the Spanish Inquisition or the Secret Police, going around and targeting those who they thought were shirking away from the belief of Navarus, and punishing them harahly for it. However, since most Navari are extremely stubborn and unwilling to give in to others, the Blood Priest simply got better at breaking people and getting info. They are supposed to have been disbanded when Umbraisis was formed, but it was decided that their skills could be put to better use, as it was during their war with the Heavenly Empire in getting information from elvish prisoners. The training for these priests began to include counter-interrogation methods, how to blend in with the populace of an area more easily, as well as learning Stealth tactics from the Silme Nightowls(which I'll get into another time).

So, in total the spies will just be keeoing Umbraisis, or at the very least, the Navari informed about current events in other countries, as well as beings pawns set in place for plausible assassination attempts.

[@Althedil] Will do.

The Sun Will Never Set (A Statisticless NRP)(It had a good run)

I think my NS has enough information that I can make a post. I'll be adding in history sometime this weekend, and military sometime after. So, considering some stuff with my first post, would it be okay for there to be Navari spies/assassins in the nations with a decent human population(so like everyone). They'd be called Blood Priests, highly skilled in the ways of combat, information gathering, and torture, and are trained by the Church of Navarus in how to resist similar techniques if ever taken alive, a very difficult thing to do since Navari never surrender.

Tales of the Demon Blades

@IceHeartSemi-finsihed my CS, need to add a Background later, but I think I've alluded to it enough with everything else for you to get a picture of what ahppened

Legend by Fire

@Milowan Um, have you checked in with the GM before posting your character sheet in the character tab?

End of Days RP (EoD - Mass Effect/Evangelion Inspired)

@Gnar The Missing Link*POKE!*

Legend by Fire

The night was dark as a lone figure trekked through the the plains of Negotia, his features hidden by the hood of the drab dark grey cloak he wore. Holstered to his back, however, was a rather odd weapon that was not commonly seen in these parts, a Naginata. The blade was a sterling silver that gleamed faintly in the moonlight, as did the lacquered ironwood shaft. The weapon was simple in design, made for practicality in mind and leaving little room for embellishments. A sigh escaped the man's lips as his feet ached with a familiar pain, begging him to rest. He ignored it, to busy trying to figure out the conundrum that was his little glowing guide.

"I wonder where you are leading me, my little friend, and I do hope that it's somewhere close by."

The ball of light had appeared before him earlier in the day as he was helping a farm with reaping their harvest, swirling around him in a playful fashion, yet always managing to stay out of range of his hands as he tried to grasp it. It was like nothing else he'd ever seen before, and his scholarly curiousity made it impossible for him to ignore such a thing. He quickly finished what he had promised to do, then left immediately after the orb. It was only after he was quite a ways from the farm that he realized that, in his haste, he had left his horse behind. So he was know stuck walking as he followed this mysterious orb to Jergal-knows-where for Frin-knows-what. To say that this was an embarassing predicament was an understatement, and it certainly took its toll on Aiden with every step.

"I can guess why you've come, little friend, your master probably heard of the legend 'Wyrmslayer', then sent you to find him. Well, I'll tell you right now, the legend is a lie . . . I'm no hero, I wasn't able to save my father, my sister, not even myself after the ordeal. Why Fate decreed that a failure such as myself should be gifted with his blessing is beyond me." Aiden pulled down his hood , ruffling his Silver hair and looking up into the starry night sky, his ice-blue eyes glazing over as he considered the past 9 years. "I've slain no monsters, rescued no damsels, all I did was fruitlessly attempt to save my sister and avenge my father, and failed to do either one."

With a final sigh, he pulled up his hood, a hollow chuckle emnating from it's depths. "I'm sorry about the negativity, little light, I'm usually a much more sociable person to be around." The light simply continued its whimsical flight, and Aiden continued to follow it to where ever it was leading him.

Tales of the Demon Blades

Name:Hakai

My Hider

Age: 25

Gender: Male

Clan Affiliation: Clanless, he is a wandering blade of destruction and mayhem, selling his skills to whoever is willing to pay. He used to be in service to a Demon Lord who sent him after the blade, but he has since turned his back on him, loving the feeling of having true power in his hands.

Demon Blade Wielder: Yes

Skills: Hakai was trained by ancient demons an ancient style that mixes the abilities of magic and swordplay to make one a deadly opponent of great power. To amplify his skills, he also has the ability to manipulate ashes, though not to a great extent, as his human body limits him greatly. What he can do is form shards of ash that are hard and sharp like obsidian, using it to either help defend against an attack or supplement his own aggressive fighting style, the largest he can make being about 3 feet long and 1 and a half feet wide. He can also make a medium sized ash cloud to cover his escapes and what not He also has a crazy amount of strength, the few who've faced him and survived likening it to that of an ox. His fighting style centers solely on overpowering his enemy with brute force and speed, but that doesn't mean he can't take a few hits himself, as his training with demon's means that hs body is naturally resilient and he's very capable of ignoring pain for a time.

Bio: (Make sure you include in the bio why your character was given a Demon Blade; was it because of high birth, skill, because you were the ‘sacrifice’ to the demon weapon, etc)

Weapon Name: Akuma no shihai-en, (Devil's Dominating Flame

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Weapon Forged From:
A demon lord that reigned over a massive demon army far to the north in a corrupted forest, and was slain by a sly warior who then went on to be the first of the Kuraihono Clan, which would use the blade's abilities to quickly rise in power, influence, and fear among the other noble houses. It even destroyed another houses and stole their Demon blade in a hostile takeover of their lands. Hakai believes that he killed all of them the night he stole his blade, but it's possible that he missed a one, and the other Demon Blade has still yet to be found.

My Hider

Weapon Abilities:

A Lord's Dominance: THe fires of the blade can make it so that any demon or creature of demonic origin killed by this blade can be revived to serve the wielder as their servant. The maximum number of servants is two, and they can't be overly powerful demon's either, as the corruption cost would surely be two great. The cost for this ability depends on the demon being revived, so it can be any where from low to high medium.

The fires of Hell: The flames that cloak the blade do not burn anything unless the wielder wills them to, but when he does, they can easily reach intense levels of heat with in seconds, allowing them to burn and slash through most armors and creatures easily. This is ability has a hi-corruption level, though it can be lessened by only using it for a split second, lowering the cost to a upper level medium corruption rate at least.

The Evil is contained by: The talisman for this blade is an obsidian pendant that contains a portion of the devilish fire with in it, but also holds an strange counter flame that seems to be the exact opposite of the demon flame and thus keeps it in check. Where the Kuraihono founder found this substance is a mystery that died and burned with the clan.
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The Sun Will Never Set (A Statisticless NRP)(It had a good run)

I've finally got a handle on what I want my military to look like, just need to put in all the military lingoisms and what not . . . and get GM approval on some stuff. Also, I've decided on how Umbraisis is politically. It's basically going to be America, but if the States never really united together after beating back the British. The Silme are trying to hold everything together, being the most active in matters of foreign diplomacy, the Navari are trying to go to war, as their belief system dictates they must to and are heavily against modernazation of their civilian lives. The Khoren only care for their mountains, and would be content to let the nation fall to pieces if not for their southern neighbor.

So they are a nation very much divided, with the savage Navari in prime position to attempt either a coup, or a rebellion. War might be what breaks this nation . . . or could be the crucible it needs to rise to ever greater heights.