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Not much to know, just some dude with a love for writing and nearly 25gigs of word files with my cruddy ideas and half baked shortstories.

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Ah yes, when Orcs were where they belonged.

AS ANIMALS


Jeez lol
Anyone ever played daggerfall? I only played it for a little, took so long to get a dos emulator running and even longer to run dagerfall on it. Never got far into it.
Random useless fact but Dwemer ruins freak me out more than draugrs in a crypt :'D

This should be fun.


I think for me it was alyeid ruins in oblivion. So damnned spooky and dark, filled with undead and goblins. And the eerie blue glow and fog, way too spooky for me. At least there was noise in the dwarven ruins, no such luck in alyeid ruins, if there was noise it was so quiet you would not even know if you made the noise up in your head.


How is this?
Alright then, I will be working on a cs as soon as possible and will post it here when finished, do know I am being forced to write on a tablet though so there WILL be errors I may miss, but if I find them after I post I will edit and fix them.
One last thing, what is the stance on pets? A bird, owls or hawks, things of that nature.
Alongside the fact I would like to see genbor's questions about magic answered, I would also like to know the stance on enchanted items if the created character is supposed to be an expert. Also, if magika is something to keep track of, does it influence enchanting?

The question about tracking magika usage intersts me greatly due to the fact Inplan onnmaking a character born under the oblivion sign of the atronach, a larger magika pool than normal, but no magika regen and a natural absorb spell effect.
That is actually a pretty good idea. A good few years after the angels arrive, the orcs arrive close behind and ready for war. This would provide another real element of plot, especially if one of the other roleplayers decide to use an orc as their character.

As for the rune based magic, magic in this universe is very heavily influenced by two things. The inherent magical ability of the race, and the personality of the person wishing to practice magic. For example, somebody who is hot headed and prone to overlooking details would be close in line with the element of fire, allowing them to much more easily control the element.

It was an old idea I never used for anything and something I am still looking to tweak before really using it completely, the only problem is that finishing up this kind of magic would require me seeing how people try to develop their characters around a magic system where magic that directly conflicts with their character's personality can be just as dangerous for the user as it would be for the targets.
Think of the period people call the " Golden age of piracy " There are gunpowder based weaponry such as cannons and gunpowder pistols. With the addition of magic gunpowder weaponry is much more versatile. If one can find the correct mage willing to help, or IS the correct mage, they can enchant the normal ammunition to grant added effects. Think slightly more advanced than medevil. I would not know the DnD era cause I really don't play DnD.
Well in my original interest check I said most fantasy races are fair game, as for orcs and other races like those It would all depend on how you wish to portray them. Such as the elves, I decided on only having 2 known races of elves, each having differences from eachother.

Wood elves are most often the height of humans or slightly shorter and are known for their accomplished archers. They are normally very xenophobic and stay hidden within their forests, while those who leave are most often young ones experiencing a sort of coming of age ceremony where they travel the world they live in.

High elves are normally a full head taller than most humans and are natural spellcasters. They are the definition of the stereotypical elf, high and mighty, arrogant to a fault but not without reason. Whatever a high elf deems worthy of doing is never out of reach.

So to answer your question, it all depends on how you want to portray your orcs and other races, seeing how early on the building process is I am sure we can make a place for them.

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