@Dusty as of 6 hours ago, it is your turn to write! Just as a FYI since you're new, I update the 0th post here with the post order.
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@Tiger you are the next writer!
@Dusty that looks good! I'll send you a link to the Discord.
@Virgil you are the next writer!
Sadly @Bria The Human I have to remove you from the roleplay for now. I understand life gets busy, but three missed posts with no notice isn't really fair to everyone else. If you become able to spend time posting, let me know.
Sadly @Bria The Human I have to remove you from the roleplay for now. I understand life gets busy, but three missed posts with no notice isn't really fair to everyone else. If you become able to spend time posting, let me know.
@Bria The Human you are the next writer!
Haha why I am not surprised. @Dusty feel free to apply! The directions are in the first OOC post.
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Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Hello there! I started a different sort of story here on the Guild. Normally in a roleplay, each person will roleplay a character (or more) and they will interact within the GM's story. My idea here is to have all the writers take turn writing the story. Each poster will take turns writing; in the end what will result is a (hopefully) cohesive and interesting story.
It's been fun so far, with people contributing different ideas to make a good story. We have a good group of 4-5 people but we thought new people might make things more interesting. We have 11 posts as of this writing, so there isn't too much to catch up on, but you'll definitely want to read it to know where the story is. If you are interested in joining, more information is located here (please read it all): roleplayerguild.com/topics/182175-a-w…
Thanks for reading this and I look forward to writing with you!
It's been fun so far, with people contributing different ideas to make a good story. We have a good group of 4-5 people but we thought new people might make things more interesting. We have 11 posts as of this writing, so there isn't too much to catch up on, but you'll definitely want to read it to know where the story is. If you are interested in joining, more information is located here (please read it all): roleplayerguild.com/topics/182175-a-w…
Thanks for reading this and I look forward to writing with you!
@Hyde you are the next poster. I kinda threw you to the wolves again :P
By the way, I'm opening this up again to applicants. If you're interested in joining, please read the first post with the roleplay information in it. It would also help to read the roleplay IC so you know how the story is going so far. It's been fun so far to write this, maybe you can contribute to the story?
By the way, I'm opening this up again to applicants. If you're interested in joining, please read the first post with the roleplay information in it. It would also help to read the roleplay IC so you know how the story is going so far. It's been fun so far to write this, maybe you can contribute to the story?
And so he did. After waiting a few hours for the cultists to go to sleep (as there was no way any training could be realistically done in such a small space), the pair went outside where Caleb was trained in the art of illusions. Maneuvering (if you could call it that) in different forms, perceiving what is and isn’t real, and so on. Rainbow wasn’t actually powerful enough to create powerful magic like the mist that enveloped the whole island, but he knew a great deal. If there was an Illusions 101 course at the King’s College back home, Rainbow would be a shoe-in for the professor job there. It also helped that Caleb was a quick learner once the initial shock of it all wore off, plus Rainbow’s illusions wore off once the target knew they weren’t real.
After five hours or so of training, the two took a break back in Rainbow’s home, eating those weird fruits and conversing.
“...so, what you’re saying is that we have to attack tomorrow morning because it’s the one day a month where the cultists rest for their god, so we’ll have the element of surprise?” Caleb asked.
“Yeah Caleb, exactly,” Rainbow responded, “we got lucky. If you had arrived on any other day, we couldn’t have trained out in the open like we did. They’d have been hunting for you like wild dogs. And I don’t wanna risk my meat shield getting killed in the next month.”
“Well it’s good to know you care so much about me,” Caleb retorted sarcastically, “but I do have another question. How did you get here in the first place?”
At this, Rainbow looked genuinely uncomfortable. He sadly looked over at Ribbon - who was still asleep - then back at Caleb as he began his story “Two years ago, back at my home island, we were visited by a merchant ship from Thorn City.”
“Thorn City?” Caleb asked.
“Big city ran by the druids to the west of here across the Big Ocean” was the response.
“Oh.”
“Anyway,” Rainbow continued, “I wanted to leave the island because...well, that’s not important right now. But I joined their crew and we set sail east to head to Northgate. That’s the capital city of some backwater human kingdom.”
“I’m from that kingdom,” Caleb replied indignantly, “and our knights are strong. Last year they repelled a force three times as-”
“Jeez jeez, sorry,” Rainbow interrupted, “Let’s move on. Anyway, our ship ran aground on some rocks right by here. We saw an island and thought we could get some materials, fix up the ship and be on our way. Unfortunately, those damned cultists tricked us, and slaughtered almost the entire crew.”
“You were the only survivor?” was the boy’s next question.
“Ribbon also survived, thank you very much,” Rainbow stated with derision, as if it should have been obvious.
“Oh, right,” Caleb responded “But if you were there at the start, why didn’t you see the illusions and warn everybody?”
“Because I wasn’t smart enough!” Rainbow snapped, before settling down. “It took me two years to train myself in illusions, and even now those damned cultists are still ten times better than I am. Caleb, I...I can’t do this by myself,” Rainbow stated sadly, “it took the captain’s dog for me to realize what was going on, but by then it was too late for everyone else. I’d like to get her back to her home to repay her kindness, but I can’t do it without you.”
Caleb nodded, saying with certainty “we can do this, Rainbow. You made a good plan and we have the element of surprise.” Plus, Caleb knew he would be strong.
“Thanks Caleb,” Rainbow said sincerely, “you should get some rest. I’ll wake you up at dawn in time for our attack.”
After five hours or so of training, the two took a break back in Rainbow’s home, eating those weird fruits and conversing.
“...so, what you’re saying is that we have to attack tomorrow morning because it’s the one day a month where the cultists rest for their god, so we’ll have the element of surprise?” Caleb asked.
“Yeah Caleb, exactly,” Rainbow responded, “we got lucky. If you had arrived on any other day, we couldn’t have trained out in the open like we did. They’d have been hunting for you like wild dogs. And I don’t wanna risk my meat shield getting killed in the next month.”
“Well it’s good to know you care so much about me,” Caleb retorted sarcastically, “but I do have another question. How did you get here in the first place?”
At this, Rainbow looked genuinely uncomfortable. He sadly looked over at Ribbon - who was still asleep - then back at Caleb as he began his story “Two years ago, back at my home island, we were visited by a merchant ship from Thorn City.”
“Thorn City?” Caleb asked.
“Big city ran by the druids to the west of here across the Big Ocean” was the response.
“Oh.”
“Anyway,” Rainbow continued, “I wanted to leave the island because...well, that’s not important right now. But I joined their crew and we set sail east to head to Northgate. That’s the capital city of some backwater human kingdom.”
“I’m from that kingdom,” Caleb replied indignantly, “and our knights are strong. Last year they repelled a force three times as-”
“Jeez jeez, sorry,” Rainbow interrupted, “Let’s move on. Anyway, our ship ran aground on some rocks right by here. We saw an island and thought we could get some materials, fix up the ship and be on our way. Unfortunately, those damned cultists tricked us, and slaughtered almost the entire crew.”
“You were the only survivor?” was the boy’s next question.
“Ribbon also survived, thank you very much,” Rainbow stated with derision, as if it should have been obvious.
“Oh, right,” Caleb responded “But if you were there at the start, why didn’t you see the illusions and warn everybody?”
“Because I wasn’t smart enough!” Rainbow snapped, before settling down. “It took me two years to train myself in illusions, and even now those damned cultists are still ten times better than I am. Caleb, I...I can’t do this by myself,” Rainbow stated sadly, “it took the captain’s dog for me to realize what was going on, but by then it was too late for everyone else. I’d like to get her back to her home to repay her kindness, but I can’t do it without you.”
Caleb nodded, saying with certainty “we can do this, Rainbow. You made a good plan and we have the element of surprise.” Plus, Caleb knew he would be strong.
“Thanks Caleb,” Rainbow said sincerely, “you should get some rest. I’ll wake you up at dawn in time for our attack.”
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