Raineh Daze

Blades of Iron Roses: A fantasy Knight RP

I'm not really sure what to do if that paladin is maybe doing that and maybe not doing that.

Imaginary District: Youkai, Magic, and Youth, An Urban Fantasy RP

Ferrokinesis is even more specific (that would be iron specifically, or more broadly... magnetic metals). Metallokinesis is probably the right word. Greek and Latin... apparently share that word (unlike the word for iron). xD

Imaginary District: Youkai, Magic, and Youth, An Urban Fantasy RP

Everything is currently done but history. Mother of coffee I need some coffee XD.

@Jedly

I think there's a glaring omission in the abilities section. That is, exactly how good is her manipulation? That seem like... something that would probably be useful for the GM to know. xD

... also why is the word related to magnetism if the ability is all metals? I'm confused. D:

Imaginary District: Youkai, Magic, and Youth, An Urban Fantasy RP

@Natsu I'm sorry to inconvenience you in any way, but in particular, I'm hoping that Akio joins others outside. That gives me a certain clear way to introduce the samurai... xD

Blades of Iron Roses: A fantasy Knight RP

@Raineh Daze I think ghast is asking for some stories or names. Were not all as privy to the lore as some of the people who were on the inside for this setting's creation so "all the originals" means jack to us peoples new to the setting

@Themerlinhawk

To be honest, I think that's about as much detail as the first knights have at the moment. ^^;

Blades of Iron Roses: A fantasy Knight RP

Someone who is less Elionne and more "Was a dude. Evil lord showed up and smashed my cabbages. So I smashed his armies. With tactics. And his wife."
Just a (in a relative sense) more relatable person who rose to military power the traditional way, rather than the tradition. Having names like that helps, I feel, add some credence to the people opposed to Fanlily's rise to power.

@ghastlyInc

Pretty much all of the originals aside from the captain and the Knight-Witch, I think. They were just soldiers of various kinds and backgrounds that did a lot more than you would expect of such a small order. xD

Blades of Iron Roses: A fantasy Knight RP

any notable members of the knights that are more or less normal war heroes?
And are there any other knight orders of note, and whats the consensus on them?

@ghastlyInc

What's a normal war hero? xD

Imaginary District: Youkai, Magic, and Youth, An Urban Fantasy RP

Yes, but that's not really a conversation I have a good reason to get involved with. Once most people are outside, there's a much less forced way to join in.

Blades of Iron Roses: A fantasy Knight RP

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You simply made the situation easier. Two knight -captains and their men plus a paladin? Even with undead involved it could be overkill.

@AtomicNut

There was a paladin around all along. It doesn't really change anything.

It's still just one man with a particular set of duties.

Blades of Iron Roses: A fantasy Knight RP

Tyaethe wasted no time once the servants had brought clothes, slipping away from the party for but a minute... and emerging from under a tablecloth, dress in hand but still wearing the golden scarf. The dress got pushed into the hands of someone she trusted to simply take it back to her room when the knights left the party. That was when the paladin stated her intention to make certain that none of the graves near the mausoleum had been disturbed and split off before anyone could stop her.

The paladin's blade glowed dimly as she wandered through the darkened graveyard; the moonlight sharpened its dulled edge and reforged the damaged tip after her drama at the ball. Possibly a giveaway with a vigilant enough sentry but in this circumstance, her small form let her hide behind the grave markers and escape notice. The check took some time but turned up fortunate results: none of the graves had been freshly disturbed except for the very newest, which suggested merely a recent burial.

Still wary, she headed towards the mausoleum. A skilled magician could easily hide the traces of their misdeeds but the only way to tell that would be to find the undead themselves and make an estimated guess or to force it out of the necromancer in question. The timing of her search was impeccable: Marianne's arrow had barely been loosed before she came in sight, emerging from between the graves with sword in hand and ready to push through the chaff to get to their objective.

"The graves aren't disturbed, so we don't have an army to fight."