The Survivor

Warriors of Hyrule [A Fantasy Drama Odyssey]

Let's see if we can get 2 more people, then I'll make an OOC.

Warriors of Hyrule [A Fantasy Drama Odyssey]

I quite like the looks of this. If it's all the same, I'd like to join as a male Gerudo. With the Gerudo sparse by Twilight Princess and the stigma around the whole... you know... Ganondorf destroying the world stuff, I think it would be cool to play a social outcast everyone is already half expecting to be a villain.

@Xan the G

I'm game.

@Ghost Queen

Rad, I'm down with having a male Gerudo.

Warriors of Hyrule [A Fantasy Drama Odyssey]

This looks pretty swag, I like the planned character development.

@Sapphire

I've already got a full story developed on this thing.

Warriors of Hyrule [A Fantasy Drama Odyssey]

I would like to play a Wizrobe.

@ActRaiserTheReturned

There were no Wizzrobes in Twilight Princess, so not an option.

Warriors of Hyrule [A Fantasy Drama Odyssey]

40 years ago, a young man now known as the Hero of Twilight saved the Kingdom of Hyrule from being consumed by Shadow. After which it is rumored he returned to the town of Ordon, which back then was just a village. A statue was built in the middle of castle town at the request of Queen Zelda. Over the years, several threats to the kingdom has risen and was cut down every time by the Hero. Another threat is looming on the horizon and many people can feel it. One of the biggest threats since the Rise of Ganondorf, not like the armies of other nations or threat of a creature wiping out a village. This is much more than any of those. And this time, the Hero is nowhere to be found. Some think he sensed it and went to confront it. Others think assassins killed him long ago, the last time him being seen in public 14 years ago.

Rumor has it that Queen Zelda has summoned warriors from every corner of the Kingdom and even foreign lands to investigate this new mysterious threat...

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As you might have guessed by now, this will be a high casual role-play based in the LoZ Universe, taking place 40 years after the events of Twilight Princess. In this role-play, we'll be exploring morality, war, and the effects of being called a Hero. The cast aren't heroes or even consider themselves heroes however, they are warriors, soldiers, and mercenaries called on by Queen Zelda to prevent a Kingdom wide disaster. There will be a cast of 6-7 characters at most, I won't put on defined roles as I find that limits the player's creativity. I hope to create an epic and moving story with you, the players of the guild.

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Locations and Factions of Interest

The Town of Ordon

Once a small village and the rumored birthplace of The Hero of Twilight, Ordon is a bustling town deep in the woodlands of Hyrule. Trade to and from there is common and many move there to get away from the fast city life of many settlements like Castle Town. It is famed for it's beautiful forests and seamless integration with nature. The Hero of Twilight himself built a ranch in the hills of Ordon, supplying many people with the finest horses in Hyrule. A small statue of a young Hero of Twilight resides in the center plaza. A figure in local legend is the Spirit of Ordona, A spirit of Light that looks over the forests around Ordon.

Faron City

The gateway to the woodlands of Hyrule at the southern most point of the Southern Hyrule Field, Faron City is a place of music and art. About 6 years after Hyrule was liberated from the threat of Shadow, A group of artists left in protest of the populace ignoring culture more and more. They started building their homes on the edge of the Faron Woods, many of them thinking it's a beautiful place of seamless transition from plains to woods. With help from Ordon, they established a secure foothold and begin learning and adding to the culture of the area, making major contributions in art and music. To this day, Faron City is a must visit for any type of artist.

The Town of Lanaryu

A wonderful example of how species and cultures can interact and blend together, Lanaryu is a small town built around Lake Hylia, where Hylians and Zoras live together in harmony. Many come here to meet Zoras, participate in the plentiful fishing, visit Lanaryu's Cave, or simply take in the beauty. Many of the buildings extend onto the water itself, though mostly Zoras live there. This is referred to as the Aqua District. Lanaryu is the light spirit of the Lake and has a shrine in the water cave over the water.

Castle town

The biggest city in Hyrule, it is a melting pot of culture, diversity, and wealth. If it exists, you can find it here. This is the center of diplomatic and military activities, where 95% of the Kingdom's military is trained. Species of all kinds live and work here, Gorons with their exert craftmanship of weapons and equipment. Zoras with exotic jewels and goods. And even maybe a Gerudo or two, working as guards or vendors of exotic equipment. Over the years, Castle Town has moved away from it's very culture and tradition centric society towards the wealth and progress, expanding even more over the years from it's size 40 years ago.

The Zoras

A species of aquatic humanoids, The Zoras are known for their love of nature and respect for waterways. They are also known for their cooperation with other species and craftsmanship of exotic gems. Though rarely seen in battle, Zora Spear Technique is famed for it's effectiveness out of and underwater.

The Gorons

Natives of Death Mountain, Gorons are known for their craftsmanship of weapons and battle ferocity. Their diet consists of rocks and metal. Those who do not live on Death Mountain or in Kakariko Village are blacksmiths or mercenaries throughout the kingdom.

Gerudo Desert

Home of the Gerudos, not much is known to most in Hyrule, as they cut off contact after Ganondorf was killed. Those who are in Hyrule are usually hostile who anyone won't pay them. Gerudo bandits are a common occurrence across the plains.

There is also an interest check in the casual rps section, as this will be a High Casual roleplay.

Warriors of Hyrule [A Fantasy Drama Odyssey]

40 years ago, a young man now known as the Hero of Twilight saved the Kingdom of Hyrule from being consumed by Shadow. After which it is rumored he returned to the town of Ordon, which back then was just a village. A statue was built in the middle of castle town at the request of Queen Zelda. Over the years, several threats to the kingdom has risen and was cut down every time by the Hero. Another threat is looming on the horizon and many people can feel it. One of the biggest threats since the Rise of Ganondorf, not like the armies of other nations or threat of a creature wiping out a village. This is much more than any of those. And this time, the Hero is nowhere to be found. Some think he sensed it and went to confront it. Others think assassins killed him long ago, the last time him being seen in public 14 years ago.

Rumor has it that Queen Zelda has summoned warriors from every corner of the Kingdom and even foreign lands to investigate this new mysterious threat...

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As you might have guessed by now, this will be a high casual role-play based in the LoZ Universe, taking place 40 years after the events of Twilight Princess. In this role-play, we'll be exploring morality, war, and the effects of being called a Hero. The cast aren't heroes or even consider themselves heroes however, they are warriors, soldiers, and mercenaries called on by Queen Zelda to prevent a Kingdom wide disaster. There will be a cast of 6-7 characters at most, I won't put on defined roles as I find that limits the player's creativity. I hope to create an epic and moving story with you, the players of the guild.

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Locations and Factions of Interest

The Town of Ordon

Once a small village and the rumored birthplace of The Hero of Twilight, Ordon is a bustling town deep in the woodlands of Hyrule. Trade to and from there is common and many move there to get away from the fast city life of many settlements like Castle Town. It is famed for it's beautiful forests and seamless integration with nature. The Hero of Twilight himself built a ranch in the hills of Ordon, supplying many people with the finest horses in Hyrule. A small statue of a young Hero of Twilight resides in the center plaza. A figure in local legend is the Spirit of Ordona, A spirit of Light that looks over the forests around Ordon.

Faron City

The gateway to the woodlands of Hyrule at the southern most point of the Southern Hyrule Field, Faron City is a place of music and art. About 6 years after Hyrule was liberated from the threat of Shadow, A group of artists left in protest of the populace ignoring culture more and more. They started building their homes on the edge of the Faron Woods, many of them thinking it's a beautiful place of seamless transition from plains to woods. With help from Ordon, they established a secure foothold and begin learning and adding to the culture of the area, making major contributions in art and music. To this day, Faron City is a must visit for any type of artist.

The Town of Lanaryu

A wonderful example of how species and cultures can interact and blend together, Lanaryu is a small town built around Lake Hylia, where Hylians and Zoras live together in harmony. Many come here to meet Zoras, participate in the plentiful fishing, visit Lanaryu's Cave, or simply take in the beauty. Many of the buildings extend onto the water itself, though mostly Zoras live there. This is referred to as the Aqua District. Lanaryu is the light spirit of the Lake and has a shrine in the water cave over the water.

Castle town

The biggest city in Hyrule, it is a melting pot of culture, diversity, and wealth. If it exists, you can find it here. This is the center of diplomatic and military activities, where 95% of the Kingdom's military is trained. Species of all kinds live and work here, Gorons with their exert craftmanship of weapons and equipment. Zoras with exotic jewels and goods. And even maybe a Gerudo or two, working as guards or vendors of exotic equipment. Over the years, Castle Town has moved away from it's very culture and tradition centric society towards the wealth and progress, expanding even more over the years from it's size 40 years ago.

The Zoras

A species of aquatic humanoids, The Zoras are known for their love of nature and respect for waterways. They are also known for their cooperation with other species and craftsmanship of exotic gems. Though rarely seen in battle, Zora Spear Technique is famed for it's effectiveness out of and underwater.

The Gorons

Natives of Death Mountain, Gorons are known for their craftsmanship of weapons and battle ferocity. Their diet consists of rocks and metal. Those who do not live on Death Mountain or in Kakariko Village are blacksmiths or mercenaries throughout the kingdom.

Gerudo Desert

Home of the Gerudos, not much is known to most in Hyrule, as they cut off contact after Ganondorf was killed. Those who are in Hyrule are usually hostile who anyone won't pay them. Gerudo bandits are a common occurrence across the plains.

Enduwin: Chapter 1 - The Dark Awaits

I am intrigued.

Coruscant Sacked: Aftermath

<Snipped quote by The Survivor>

-sits and waits patiently for Zanna to take advantage of the relation-

I KNOW YOU WILL @RTRON

DON'T TRY TO DENY IT.

@Sep

If Zanna tries to do anything, she'll regret it.

Star Wars: Coruscant Underworld [Always accepting!]

Zolar stared at the small shrine in the alley. It was barely anything really, just a candle on a long scrapped droid. Gorro had allowed him to come here for the day. He had no idea why he came. Being here wouldn't change anything. Zolar guessed he just didn't want his father to feel forgotten. What a crock of shit. His father has been dead 6 years today. Coming here isn't doing anything for him and it's wasting Zolar's time. Zolar sighed as he leaned against the alley wall, detaching his face mask to let the stagnant 3030 air hit his yellow fur covered face. He looked about as human as a Gank could get, which is to say, not that human at all. He was considered pretty ugly by his racial standards, though the only other person besides his father said he was pretty handsome for a Gank.

He took out a cigarette and lit it, taking a long hit off of it and holding before exhaling slowly, releasing a cloud of smoke. He thought about the cybernetics in his body, working to prevent the smoke doing any damage to his cardiovascular system. He looked towards to sky, only to see a grey catwalk between apartments. He flicked his cigarette into the darkness of the alley and returned his face plate back to it's original position, hearing it click into place and the HUD flickering to life. Gorro's place was only a few blocks away, so he walked out into the wave of people. The first time he arrived here, he found the flow of people infuriating. Now he had learned how to navigate it, bending it to his will based on subtle touches and body language. He made it to Gorro's place in about 7 minutes, as he arrived, he saw a human leave looking awfully jumpy. Zolar regarded him for a moment before entering the building. It was as noisy as ever, as Zolar made his way to the back where Gorro resided on his throne. He nodded to Gorro as he took his place on the opposite side of him, folding his hands in front of him. After a few moments, he spoke in Gorro's native tongue. "I saw your visitor on my way in. He seemed nervous to be in the safest place in 3030."

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Enzius looked over and nearly fell off the fence. He was looking at could very well be a demon himself. After quickly recovering from his shock, he replied to the....creature. "So, oppress them into obeying." Enzius wasn't sure how he felt about that. He couldn't help but recall an old Snow Elf legend, The tale of King Oroyzo. Long Ago, the Frozen Plains was a land of Cherry Blossoms, Lush green mountains and warm beaches. The elves of the land back then were tan and happy, fruit and vegetables growing plentiful and the animals peacefully living in the countryside. Ruling over all this was the gentle King Oroz. For many happy years, he had ruled over this land and her people. But one day, the gentle king died under mysterious circumstances. However gentle, Oroz was getting up in the years, so most chalked it up to natural causes. Soon after, his son, Oroyzo, took the the throne. King Oroyzo was much crueler than his father, enslaving his people and the stealing citizens from neighboring kingdoms to construct giant monuments and statues of himself. Those who escaped slavery were hunted down and forced to join the military or executed. This tyrannical reign happened for 8 long years and King Oroyzo being a devious and deceitful being, was able to keep any of the other kingdoms from discovering his actions.

But one day, an elf emerged with the power of Ice. He fought his way to the Capital City and challenged Oroyzo to a duel of power. The two battled with Ice and Fire in a 3 day long ordeal that destroyed half of the capital city. Eventually, they ended up back in the palace. Knowing he would die from exhaustion before he defeated the king, the elf used the last bit of his power to unleash to largest blizzard the world has ever seen, killing himself and the king in the process. While the elf knew it would bring hard living for his kinsmen, he had faith they would adapt and survive.

To this day, it is argued whether this legend has any fact by Snow Elf scholars. Indeed, there are rumors of statues of King Oroyzo deep in the wilderness and speculation onto some of the ancient writing in the palace of Frostbite, the Frozen Plains largest city. Regardless of whether it happened or not, Enzius always loved the story and admired the elf's sacrifice so an evil could be destroyed. "It just seems that if you force creatures into obedience, they will eventually rise up." Enzius finished, watching the demons pull the carousel around.