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Elliot Braide // ROOK

Ensign



Elliot couldn’t help but admire the way the Blackout moved on the battlefield, the impressiveness of the feat was recognized even by the rookie squad member. As much as Rook wanted to watch Hex’s prowess further that was of course tabled by the ever present threat of death looming overhead, and of course the Skollr that was hungry for a piece of Rook. He would be going hungry today if Rook had anything to say about it. Maul out and at the ready Elliot powered up the boosters and engaged the thrust as he aimed to close the distance and finish the fight in one blow. Already he could taste the victory on his tongue, he could relish in it shortly. Dashing forward dashingly he would sweep forward with his Maul and impale the enemy MAS through its center mass and remove it from the fight in one decisive move. At least that was how things were supposed to play out as far as Elliot was concerned.

Unfortunately a frontal charge was as obvious as the sunrise and it was no meager rookie in the pilot seat of the Skollr before Rook. Anticipating his actions the Skollr had already begun spinning up it’s gatling even as Rook had begun his dash, Rook could only realize all too late his folly as the enemy MAS brought the weapon up and released a stream of fire towards him. Rook did his best to pivot the Venator and attempt to dodge but his moment was already committed to his original direction and refused to be swayed so easily. The resulting maneuver managed to both save and cost him as the Venator slid in the terrain and managed to avoid taking direct fire center mass. Rook was unable to escape unscathed however as a stream of munitions tore apart his shoulder launcher and a few outliers tore apart a bank of optics on his left side. Rook’s teeth were practically on the verge of shattering with how hard he was gritting them as he pushed the Venator to boost sideways as he sought cover to reevaluate. Perhaps rushing in hadn’t been the best idea.

Rook quickly began scanning the battlefield from his place of cover as he tried to locate Hex. He was hoping they’d been spared catching too many of those rounds with Rook there to take most of the Skollr’s attention but when he finally found the Blackout huddled behind cover as well it was easy to tell that they’d suffered a few hits. Fear suddenly took hold of Rook as his imagination ran wild in the absence of any way to confirm Hex’s status, his worries were compounded by the fact that although the Blackout was behind cover it was also unmoving. His first thought was to hail her over comms but he knew that was useless and could only try and formulate a plan or some sort of next step.

And suddenly he was relieved, the Blackout was moving again, Rook gave out a cheer that reverberated around his cockpit before he tamped down his excitement. At least Hex wasn’t out of the fight yet, they still had a chance. But then suddenly Rook’s systems were alerting him to a target lock and panic set in as he initially tried to locate the angle that the Skollr might have gotten on them but nothing obvious stuck out as it appeared they were still under cover. Then it dawned on him that the signature was coming from the IFF’less MAS that he’d previously been certain was the Blackout. For a moment doubt crept in and Rook worried he’d fallen into a trap. Noticeably the feeds from his remaining optics began going haywire for a moment and Rook’s anxiety grew. Every nerve was screaming at him to go on the offensive before it was too late but Rook pushed hard to hold those instincts back as the seconds ticked by.

R̴̪͚͇̙̈́͑̊͒̓̄͂̀̈́̍̉̅̓̕͘ö̸͕̬̭̗͈͇̾̆͒͌̐̂͊͌̊̉̅̓͌͆͊̈̒̉͜͠͝͠ō̸̧̢̬̣̯̘̣̑̑̓̈́̆͐͐̃͛̽̈̌͜͝͝k̶͎͍̼͉̀̋̉͊̂̀̀̈̕͝͝,̴̢̢̼̪͎͕͕̙̪̙͎̩̤̫̬͕̃͂̇͋́͛͑͘͝ ̷͇̲̬̞̹̥͇̞͓̟͚̐̃̍̿̿́̿͋͠ͅḯ̶̧̧̛̗͔͇̩̘͔͙͋̍̆̑̍̂͋͘̕͠t̷̨̛͙̠͉̞̠̦̾͒̅̄͗'̷̹̞̖̎̿̄̀̏̈̆͌̊͊̚͠ͅś̸̛͎̫̻͖̮̮͚̱̭̜̹͍̱̲̽̋̽͂̈́̒̊̿̋͋̚͜ ̸̧̠̥̻͔͍̽̂̓͋̏̉̇̅͛͐̈̏̀́̽͘̕̚H̴̛̪̼̝̮̹͉̿͛̾́͛͆͒͑e̵̼͈̥̱̅̽̋̄́̒ͅx̸̢̫͔͈̰̹̱̺̠̣̱̯̲̟̲͕͙̺̠̔̇͐̃̆̌͑̑͐̐́͒̎̅́͘͜͠͠!̴̢̤̦͍̜̫̠̟͉͎̩̙͖̹̏̅̎͂̈́̌̓̂̃̓͗̅̋̿͋͒͐͗̕͜͝, I̷̛͈͍̿̏ ̵̠͉̙̲̼̐̚s̶̹̞͇͓̥̽̕a̶̩͖̙͕̙̼͒̀̾͠y̵̧͖̠̞̓̌͜ ̷̛̝̗̭͎ā̷̙̲̣̖̘͙g̸̖̣̹̿͆̀̆̾ä̷̲̅̾̈́ȉ̴͙̬͕̱̓n̴͚̰͆̈̍̊,̴̣̇̾͝, t̵̫͆h̴̡͒̓i̸̘͐s̸̭̥̊͝ ̶̪̆̏͜í̵̢͓͒s̸̖̾̐ Hex! Can you hear m̷̰̑e̴̦͒ ̷̪͋o̶̜͑ń̵̝ ̷̳̔ẗ̵̩ḧ̶̟ḯ̵̼s̸̲͑ ̷̯͝f̸͇̀ṙ̸̰ē̸̖q̸͎̒ǔ̶̧é̵͓ň̷̮c̶̖͛y̵̲͛?̵̭̀"

Rooks fear quickly and eagerly gave way as shock and relief took over instead, somehow Hex had managed to figure something out. A nagging thought in the back of his mind demanded that he figure out everything the Blackout was capable of, at least somewhat so surprises like this weren’t likely.

"These things are s̶̮̑l̵̮̓o̸̜̒w̶̻̿.̸̠̕ ̸̩̇T̸̞͛h̶̭̅e̸̡̎y̷̝̓ ̵͕͐ḏ̸͂o̶͙̓n̶̨̎'̷̩̃t̸͖̆ turn well at all! K̵͍̓e̴̺͆e̸̱͌p̶͕̏ ̸̱̐n̸̙̚ì̷̼m̶̫̃b̴̳͊l̷͎̽e̵̺͘.̵̢̅ We'll o̴v̷e̴r̴w̷h̷e̸l̴m̶ ̸t̴h̴e̸m̸ one at a time together!"

Rook wasn’t really sure how this worked, if the comms Hex had created were two way or not but the best way to find out was trial and error, ”Hex! Good to hear from you! I hope this works both ways, I’m with you! If not, uh, I don’t know. We’ll still figure it out, I think. Whatever, I’m with you let’s go!”

With that Rook hefted his Maul and prepared for a counterattack.

Elliot Braide // ROOK

Ensign



Elliot was almost caught off guard by the Fenrir coming about on his flank, almost. The fool thought he’d have the upper hand coming in from behind wielding a combat knife, and in most circumstances he might have been correct. Elliot was quick to pivot as the proximity alarm flared and fortunately was able to bring the haft of his maul between him and his assailant just as the opposing MAS brought the combat knife down. The screech of metal rang out as the tip of the knife managed to gouge a furrow deep down the front of Elliot’s MAS but Elliot pushed back hard and millimeter by millimeter the distance between them grew once more. As Elliot struggled to create some breathing room, his mind flew through potential moves to gain the upper hand. Sweat was running down his forehead and the cockpit felt 20 degrees hotter suddenly. It was only moments before he’d been routing the enemy forces with ease but now it felt like it could have been years ago as the moment seemed to stretch on and on. Was this going to be it?

Through grit teeth and a hate filled scowl Elliot growled, “Not fucking likely.”

Taking a deep breath to focus himself Elliot took stock of the situation one final time before deciding on a plan of action. With a smooth bit of handwork Elliot managed to slide the MAS’s grip up the haft of the maul whilst refraining from giving too much room to his knife wielding opponent.This new grip allowed Elliot to begin exerting the slightest bit of downward pressure on his foe. With a sly grin Elliot engaged the thruster on the maul. At first it almost appeared to have no effect but as the seconds grew longer it was becoming evident that the Fenrir was beginning to buckle under the pressure exerted by the Venator. Suddenly The MAS’s legs buckled beneath it and Elliot capitalized on the moment to slam his own MAS’s knee into the center mass of the fallen Fenrir with enough force to send it reeling the rest of the way to the ground.

The Fenrir struggled to rise but the standoff with the maul had resulted in critical damage to the joints in its legs that left it stranded on the ground with nothing but its combat knife. The Venator stood above it like a predator upon wounded prey. Elliot didn’t rush to finish his opponent, choosing instead to bring his maul down in an obvious overhead aimed for the cockpit that the Fenrir struggled desperately to block. Once again the sound of screeching metal rang out, but this time it was the tip of the Venator’s maul scratching an even deeper furrow down the front of the Fenrir as they once again locked armaments. This time though the Venator had the advantage over the crippled Fenrir and the outcome seemed inevitable. Just like before the Venator engaged the mauls propulsion and once more began slowly overwhelming the strength of the Fenrir. Elliot didn’t rush.

When it was finally over Elliot ripped the maul free of the ruined Fenrir and surveyed his surroundings as he tried to catch up with what had been missed during his duel. For a moment Elliot let a goofy grin slip onto his face at the thought of what had just occurred, his first duel! A part of the rookie couldn’t wait to share the story with the rest of the squad, surely they’d all had plenty of duels of their own that they could all share and bond over, right? Elliot shook himself free of the thoughts as he tried to peel his focus back to the battle at hand.

Quite a bit was going on outside his immediate vicinity, although between him and Rhino it appeared that they’d wrecked most of the counter-wave that the coalies had been attempting to set up. The Commander was covering Sabine, or on the way to at least, and Kilmer was hunting for whatever it was that decided to harass them as well as anything else that decided to make a nuisance out of itself. Elliot wasn’t positive on the Blackout’s location currently but so far that had been kind of typical of their shadowy overwatch so it wasn’t something that immediately threw him off. For the most part Elliot wasn’t sure how to proceed until two fresh radar signatures were pinged across his display a few hundred meters out.

“Rhino, Vulture, be advised two fresh signatures just pinged about 300 meters northwest of our position. Signatures lookin pretty beefy from here and I could use some protein in my diet so I’m moving to intercept, requesting assistance. Moving to make visual contact now.” Elliot informed his two comrades before the Venator burned in the direction of the new arrivals. The Venator made short work of the distance and rounded the corner to find quite an odd sight. For starters Elliot had just walked up on two Skollr, which admittedly he hadn’t any experience with yet. But more surprising of all was the third MAS present sporting no IFF signature or any sort of designation at all.

Elliot did his best to take in as much of the scene as quickly as he could but given the two heavy units he’d just walked up on there was no way he’d be able to stand around and gawk for long. With a quick burst from it’s burners the Venator slid behind a nearby building for cover as Elliot tried to make sense of the situation. The third MAS was damaged from what Elliot could tell and also seemed to be fighting with the two Skollr. Elliot hadn’t been able to get the best look at it but in a situation like this it had to be a friendly unit likely, maybe one of the Helldogs perhaps. Regardless, Elliot had to intervene sooner rather than later.

“Arrival has revealed to heavily armed Skollrs and a third unidentified unit. The unidentified unit appears to be hostile towards the Skollr and hasn’t exhibited any hostilities towards myself, not that they’ve had the chance with their hands full with two Skollr. Either way I’m moving in to assist but requesting assistance ASAP.” With that said Elliot took two deep breaths and then the Venator burned once more as it dodged out from behind its cover and boosted towards the Skollr’s position in a desperate bid to waylay the two Skollr long enough for either the Secutor or the Commander to arrive, or perhaps even Kilmer or one Helldogs. Either way Elliot had to buy some time.

Elliot Braide // ROOK

Ensign



Shock and awe, the two best words that could come to mind. It was a full time job trying to keep up with the streams of battlefield data coming in and it was clear that no good plan survived an encounter with the seventh. It wasn’t Elliots plan to be left out of the fun this time as his he began formulating a maneuver that’d hopefully make Commie proud. Hex and Rhino had made a chaotic mess out of the Coalies planned frontal assault and Commie was ensuring there’d be no opposing attempts at Hex’s position. Vulture was tying down the flank and ensuring there’d be no surprise visitors from their rear which just left one course of action as far as Elliot was concerned.

It was time for the Venator to make a full frontal assault of it’s own.

The medium MAS crouched low almost like a runner on the starting line, targeting sensors working in overdrive as potential bogies were marked across Elliot’s targeting array. Thoughts of caution were smashed into a box and crammed in the back as Elliot ignited the thrusters and the MAS bit into the concrete beneath it before rocketing down the street like a pinball released upon the board. Elliot lead the charge with the Venator’s left shoulder forward as the M1125 began chewing up soft targets and the cover they thought was capable of protecting them. Elliot spared nothing as the autocannon’s 30mm canisters released their payload of depleted uranium pellets indiscriminately upon all who fell beneath the Venator’s gaze. As the Venator passed buildings in a blur it reduced infantry and light armor to dust either through the sheer force of the MAS itself as it roared down the street or through the roar of death released by the autocannon which was firing in full auto mode. As he approached a corner Elliot fired the boosters again to force a pivot into his trajectory, within seconds he was baring down fast on the flank of two Fenrir’s seeking safety from the guns of the Secutor. They would find none.

Elliot slammed into the two at near full speed, the maul he’d held ready roaring to life as he swung it wide out from behind in a ferocious batter’s swing that had enough force to separate the top half of the MAS from it’s legs as the maul’s swing carried through the wall of the building they’d sought refuge in.

The second Fenrir backpedaled in clear shock at the sudden arrival of the Venator but was far too slow. The maul burst free from the other side of the building as Elliot carried through with the swing and sent the Venator into a mild spin to bring the maul in low and fast for a devastating uppercut that caught the retreating Fenrir low and hard, coring it in one solid blow.

From his new vantage point Elliot could make out a number of AT teams and infantry units attempting to reposition as the 7th deconstructed their front line. The Venator shook the remains of its opponents from the maul before deconstructing the weapon and swapping it out for the DEW-11, all the while the jackknife launcher mounted on his shoulder moved into firing position. Elliot marked a multitude of small targets along the coalies' faltering line before letting loose a few payloads of death upon them with the jackknife. The micro-missiles fired off one after the other like a swarm of angry wasps destined to split apart and rain destruction upon the unaware heads of the Coalies who’d desperately attempted to reposition. With a look of satisfaction firm on his face Elliot and the Venator gripped the DEW-11 tight and began making a slow and steady advance perpendicular to Rhino’s location.

“Rook reporting scratch two as well as a multitude of small targets, beginning a sweep and clear as the ants run from the Rhino, appreciate the overwatch from the rest of the squad.”

Elliot Braide // ROOK

Ensign



As Sabine cackled over the comms Elliot’s eyebrow rose a few degrees and he couldn’t help but to think that Sabine might be fuckin nuts. And then, as his MAS turned and mounted the drop plate and the open doors of the hangar bay brought him face to face with mankind's ultimate form of commerce, Elliot couldn’t help but think that perhaps he was the crazy one. Hulking forms loomed out in the black, spitting fire and metal down upon the surface of what once might have been a beautiful planet. Now the surface was marred from countless battles. Even now though, as the UEE did its best to dig out the cockroaches infesting its surface, a glimmer of beauty still prevailed. “Dirty fuckin’ coalies…” he muttered to himself. Soon the 7th would be planetside and he could do his part as far as scraping the scum from their hovels.

Elliot tensed instinctively in anticipation before forcing himself to relax. Launch always felt like a kick in the chest, simulation hours weren’t enough to prepare one for that and his practical hours had yet to attain a level in which he’d consider himself used to it. But the first time he’d launched for real he’d been tense, afterwards his muscles were sore for a week. The body typically handled sudden force better when it was in a relaxed state, so it made sense, just still wasn’t second nature to him yet. Taking a deep breath to ease his nerves Elliot leaned back in his seat.

<<Orders from central command: Second wave is to commence drop.>>

And just like that the show began. The Venerator was propelled forward rapidly and Elliot bit back a grunt as he was slammed into the seat. The first few seconds were exhilarating and it took all of his willpower not to let out a holler as if he was on a rollercoaster. Of course no one would notice without him tapping into comms but professionalism was a personal value of his. But that didn’t mean he couldn’t enjoy the ride as a wide grin split his face and the MAS began its atmospheric entry. It was a violent, bumpy, and hot ride down and Elliot’s adrenaline peaked. As each second passed he struggled internally with his values and his desire to act foolish. The mission and their reason for being here was lost in the moment as Elliot experienced his first planet drop.

<<Oh fuck!>>

The sudden broadcast caught Elliots attention and interrupted his reverie. As the rookie listened longer his adrenaline slowly faded. By the time the comms finally went quiet Elliot’s blood was chilled. How foolish he felt getting caught up in his emotions and acting like a kid whilst around him comrades were dying, bullets pinging off armored plating, ordnance exploding in the distance, this was a fucking war zone. Elliot practically wanted to smack himself for his foolishness, not that it would do any good. Instead he began focusing on the battle ahead in order to figure out what he was going to do.

His allies took no time in formulating a plan of action. Sabine and Commie both peeled off and began attempting to secure air superiority, meanwhile Rhino and Hex each took out AA installations in a matter of seconds it almost seemed. Elliot had no clue how he was supposed to stack up against those feats. Target acquisition started lighting up enemy hardpoints as he began scanning the environment, bad ideas forming one after the other as Elliot scanned over the screens. The Venerator popped free from it’s drop plate as afterburners roared to life and prepared to jet off into battle.

<< Rhino, Hex, acknowledged. Good work, stack up and start moving to make a push, I've got your backs. Rook, still alive back there? Keep up and don't play hero. You pull that shit you did in space, you're gonna die. >>

<<Still ticking along, sir. Roger that, moving to support advance.>>

The squad leader's words reached Elliot, and thankfully before he could decide to do anything stupid. With those words in mind Elliot instead piloted the Venerator towards Rhino’s location, easily discerned by the crushed AA guns and the smoking piles of wreckage left in his wake.

<<Rhino, this is Rook rallying to you for fire support, I’m on your six and ready to wreak some havoc.>>
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By that, do you mean you'd want Players to come up with the plot elements, design antagonist characters, or something else along those lines? If that's the case, you could make a list of things you'd want Player input on, or just ask them the same questions I pointed out before--"What do you want to see in this RP?" basically, but maybe more specific.

Do you have a Character Sheet drafted yet? For a collaborative plot, knowing what kind of characters you'd be looking at would probably help a lot. Like I mentioned before, getting characters to tie their backstories to each other or to other elements of the RP has, in my experienced, helped a lot.


I was actually thinking more like how two people might go back and forth when developing a 1x1 plot, but with a small group instead. It's been a few years since I've GMed any RPs so I was merely trying to take a looser approach to things is all. I'll likely just work on it like a typical RP instead. I was worried about time commitment but I'll just keep things at a slower pace.
Glad to hear you're doing well!

I think the choice of story/setting will ultimately have to depend on what you as the GM want to accomplish/see through this RP. These questions aren't really something you have to respond to here, but just to consider: What is it about the Avatar world that's got you hyped to run the RP? Are you looking forward to descriptions of bending battles and that distinct Wuxia flavor? Or was there some aspect of the Avatar universe's storytelling or world that you really want to immerse yourself and the players in? For instance, did you find a lot of meaning in the emphasis the series puts on character development (every member of the main cast except arguably Toph changes significantly either in their own perception, or in how we the viewers perceive them, from who they were at their introduction)? Or did you really love exploring the fantastical landscapes within the world---the Earthbending rollercoasters in Omashu, the Three Walls of Ba Sing Se, the icy fortress of the Northern Water Tribe, etc?

Which of those things you want to put in front of the players, and in which proportions, should determine your bare-bones plot structure. If you want world-building, you'll need to implement a "journey" of some kind so that we travel a lot. If you just want high octane action, you might want to give more thought to the enemies we'll be facing, how they're organized, and how to make the Players want to kick their faces in.

Then, the rest of this is just my own personal opinion---feel free to ignore it if it's not conducive to your own GMing style:


Great advice, although I was looking to have a more collaborative and less hands on approach for this, but I think I might pivot. It's been years since I've ran an RP so I gotta shake the rust off the chains.

I might be interested in this. I had come up with a character that I was never able to use, so I'd like to use him here, but I want to make sure it's not too out of line.

He is an air nomad who started experimenting with sound as an aspect of air, developing his own form of bending. But he took it too far and was labeled an apostate for violating certain tenets.


I'd love to hear more about this. Have you read any of the Chronicles of the Avatar books? I haven't myself but I was doing a bit of research on the concept of soundbending after you mentioned it and it's something that apparently avatar Yangchen might have developed well before Aang's era even. My only concern basically is how the whole apostate thing comes about, admittedly I don't know enough on air nomad lore myself.
It's been a rough week. I'm doing better now though, thankfully.

So I am vibing with two ideas in particular thus far, after rereading over things. I was digging what @Zeroth was putting down here,

My recommendation would be to keep it small at least at the start---instead of our characters being part of some rebellion against the Fire Lord, for instance, maybe give us a Seven Samurai-esque scenario where we're trying to set a village free from a relatively low-ranking Fire Nation army-captain who has basically been made a provisional governor or something. Or defend a crumbling temple where a scant few Air Nomads have somehow escaped the Fire Lord's genocide, but their commitment to pacifism makes them a sitting duck to the soldiers hunting them down. Bring down a bandit gang led by a brutal Earthbender, or some Waterbending Pirates harassing a group of refugees on their way to Ba Sing Se via ship. So on and so forth.


I was also vibing with this idea here as well, from @King Cosmos.

Or possibly something set after the war but before Korra's time, since it might allow people a bit more freedom with what characters they make (i.e. non-evil Fire benders). Something that takes place after a war no one thought was going to end, at least not so suddenly, at a time when things are starting to change drastically; nations reaching out to each other more, the Avatar returning, the beginnings of an industrial revolution and I think the comics talked about more and more spirits abandoning the human world?


What do you guys think?
Lots of great ideas so far, unfortunately I've been sleeping twelve hour days between work, recovering from a pulled molar. Funsies.

Hopefully I'll be feeling better over the next few days.
Also potentially interested, based on plot/era. Not too fond of the Korra stuff, personally, but if you wanted you could look up the franchise's TTRPG stuff; they have a lot of good suggestions for campaigns in different eras of the setting.

I've always wanted to make an old, crotchety Earthbender kung-fu-master-archetype; the kind that's gotten old enough he can't do much of the flashy stuff anymore, but makes up for it with precision/ruthlessness. Like, another earthbender is getting ready to do their big stomp so they can throw a boulder at him---the old man kinda pokes his toe in the ground and a nail-shaped spike comes up right underneath where the opponent's foot is going to come down. Cue their reaction. But would a "been everywhere, done all that, killed a lot of people in my day" character be permissible in this RP, or do you think they'd come across as too OP?


Also what were your qualms with Korra? Character focused or world focused? NGL I like that one too but feel like all the characters were way weaker in depth than the ATLA, but I really enjoyed the ideas behind the world-building and some of the places they took things.
Also potentially interested, based on plot/era. Not too fond of the Korra stuff, personally, but if you wanted you could look up the franchise's TTRPG stuff; they have a lot of good suggestions for campaigns in different eras of the setting.

I've always wanted to make an old, crotchety Earthbender kung-fu-master-archetype; the kind that's gotten old enough he can't do much of the flashy stuff anymore, but makes up for it with precision/ruthlessness. Like, another earthbender is getting ready to do their big stomp so they can throw a boulder at him---the old man kinda pokes his toe in the ground and a nail-shaped spike comes up right underneath where the opponent's foot is going to come down. Cue their reaction. But would a "been everywhere, done all that, killed a lot of people in my day" character be permissible in this RP, or do you think they'd come across as too OP?


Not at all my guy, I'd love for everyone to be on a level that we can explore more serious themes and characters like that without worrying that someone's gonna go crazy and do far too much. I would also really like this to be a collaborative effort rather than me writing a plot and telling you guys where we're going. Not that I don't want to do the work, I very much do, I just like the idea of us all being on the same page with what we're looking for.

I had a few ideas as far as era, didn't look at the TTRPG stuff buuuut that's a good idea.

I was thinking of two ideas, one being that the fire nation wins perhaps? Maybe a rebellion story?
OOOrrrr maybe they win but lose? Devastate the Earth Kingdom with Sozin's comet and awaken a sleeping beast as the Earth Kingdom as a whole pivots and becomes a brutal force to be reckoned with, even going as far as to completely flip the script and become the would be conquerors.

I'm not married to any of these ideas in particular, just spit-balling so far.

Which brings me to ask,

Potentially interested, depending on what the plot is


Got any potential ideas?
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