Are you still accepting takers?
I don't see any reason we can't accept more.
I would like to get an idea of everyone's characters so I can figure out the best place to start us all off at.
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I don't see any reason we can't accept more.
I would like to get an idea of everyone's characters so I can figure out the best place to start us all off at.
Generally, expressing interest is seen as wanting to join the RP here, and people will specify if they're just watching
But I definitely want to join this, so write my name down
Aha! Thanks for the clarification :)
Lots of interest but do I have any takers?
Ok! I'm home now so I'll get to work on posting about the religions of the world. Is there anything I'm missing?
I'm intrigued, I'll keep an eye on it. But I'm interested as well. I'll let you know via PM if I'll join or not.
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Looking forward to it :)
Technological advances as well, weapons tech and such.
Weapons would be what you find in a typical D&D campaign. (Swords and such)
Technologically speaking you're looking at something similar to Middle Earth from Lord of the Rings.
I'd be interested in joining!
I have a question of my own; are there monstrous races out there? Giant spiders, Unicorns, giant rats in basements, that sort of thing?
There are those things!
Hmm, lets see...
How about Magic and Religion? Outside of those little immortal warriors, are such things prevalent, and which forms do they take if this is the case?
I'm interested, by the way. I hope there's enough space left in here for me to squeeze in, I quite like the setup you've got so far~
Magic is not prevalent outside the Soturi but does exist. Religion plays a much larger role that I'll go into once I get back home. (I'm replying on my phone and it's tedious).
I will be playing the king along with several other characters as needed to guide the plot. I'll go into more detail on how the King came to power and how he set up his government to keep the people oppressed. He has made a point of flaunting the nobility's wealth to keep the people from uniting against him, rather wanting them to focus on hating each other.
The King came to power when he took control of the Soturi order, being the strongest and most cunning among them. They fought to drive out orcs, ogres and goblins that were being led by the God of the underworld. Once they were driven back into the underworld the Soturi order was decimated and the worlds armies crippled. He secretly had his close followers kill the remaining Soturi, who served as guardians of the people. He then declared himself king of all the land and those loyal to him enforced his rule. He left the nobility and royalty of each conquered nation intact to rule in his stead since him empire was so vast. Any who opposed him were killed publicly as a warning. Eventually he had full control and no longer needed those closest to him. Fearing they may one day be able to overpower him he killed the remaining Soturi who had been loyal to him and decreed that any children born Soturi be put to death immediately. Harboring Soturi was also punishable by death. Newborns were to be inspected by city guards for the mark of the Soturi but could often be persuaded to look the other way, money usually exchanging hands.
The King came to power when he took control of the Soturi order, being the strongest and most cunning among them. They fought to drive out orcs, ogres and goblins that were being led by the God of the underworld. Once they were driven back into the underworld the Soturi order was decimated and the worlds armies crippled. He secretly had his close followers kill the remaining Soturi, who served as guardians of the people. He then declared himself king of all the land and those loyal to him enforced his rule. He left the nobility and royalty of each conquered nation intact to rule in his stead since him empire was so vast. Any who opposed him were killed publicly as a warning. Eventually he had full control and no longer needed those closest to him. Fearing they may one day be able to overpower him he killed the remaining Soturi who had been loyal to him and decreed that any children born Soturi be put to death immediately. Harboring Soturi was also punishable by death. Newborns were to be inspected by city guards for the mark of the Soturi but could often be persuaded to look the other way, money usually exchanging hands.
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