Fantasy Shards of Immortality

[The Dark Wizard]

Shards of Immortality


“It had all faded away...


He was a man with unsurpassable power, a near god in flesh. He was unknown, a concealed figure behind armor. No one knew where he arrived from, no one knew of his limits or his weaknesses, and no one knew where he departed off to.


According to fables, the Overlord was a man whose abilities were paramount. He was an individual of incapable acts, mastering both sword and staff, he was able to tame savage races, slay demons and dragons, and revive the dead. Legends about his greatness were endless, and were recalled upon by a variety of races for centuries. Warriors, Wizards, Warlocks and more, they all were lead to him by either a thirst for power and glory, or a fear of conquest and death. He gained quick following throughout the Material Plane, as his legends grew more notable and his armies grew, so did his influence. Soon enough he was desiring land, territory, kingdoms, cities, towns, all for himself.


Eventually the fabled man constructed a Tower to which he used as his palace. A pillar of magical defenses, it was built around a fortified core that amplified his followers powers (after a portion of their beings were added to its mechanisms), making them immortal, immune from aging and death. His armies became an Immortal Legion, unable to be killed or lay to rest, returning back to life only moments after their slaughter. With eternal life at their side, the Immortal Legion continued to ravage kingdoms, and expand, bringing one race after another underneath its banner.


Soon enough, they were one of the few powers remaining in all the Material Planes, and begun battling with the invading demonic forces of the Nether Plane for power over the Material World and beyond. Battles would be waged, won and loss, but ultimately it ended in an utter stalemate between both sides for over a century.


However, just as the Immortal Legion was about to push out, and conquer all of it. As many of the seers predicted that we would, the man who mysteriously arrived centuries before, vanished. He left no trace, no soul in the plane of the departed, no being in the Nether, and no aura anywhere in the Material Plane. We searched for him, searched endlessly for days, but it was all for naught. For in his absence we were attacked. Attacked on a scale to the likes of which we had never seen. An Alliance of the Material Races we had conquered over the centuries rose up, organized and coordinated, they managed to break our defenses. Without our leader, they managed to infiltrate our Tower and shattered our core. Removing not only our immortality, but our ability to return after Death. It was then that they struck, an unprecedented army who took advantage of our weakened state, they finished us off, killing us for good....


It’s been a thousand years since that fateful day, and you have awoken from your slumber, the tower restoring your life. In a weakened state, you hope to kill those who managed to defeat you, only to find yourself resurrected amongst ruins. A millennia has passed, and you are not the immortal General you once were. The Immortal Legion has been destroyed and left to rot. Our achievements written down only in lore, and our legacies forgotten. Yet we are alive, and we can regain our power....”

- Shieldheart

• Gameplay
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  Gameplay
  
  
  In Shards of Immortality you play a General from the Overlord’s Immortal Legion from 1,000 years ago, that had died in the attack against the Tower that was your homebase. You have now been mysteriously revived once more over a millennia later, with the core that has given you your power destroyed and its mechanisms shattered into fragments. These fragments are harboring the powerful energy that once made you great, and now are being used by enemies and entities unknown across the Material and Nether planes.
  
  
  To regain your power, and rebuild the Legion, you must rebuild your fractured core, redevelop your magic, reconquer kingdoms once more. Only this time, without your leader, the Overlord, to assist you.
  
  
  Skill Slot System: Shards of Immortality features a unique and custom system called Skills. It is the first attempt at any such system, and focuses on a more specific set of skills/advantages over basic broad advantages, as we have done in other roleplays. The Skill System allows for more customization, uniqueness and of course, adds to the challenge of the game.
  
  
  The skill system can be best explained as a system of slots. There are three kind of slots based by color: Orange, Green and Purple. Each one of these slots can hold different advantages, but of different power levels and limitations. Skills Slots can be earned/rewarded throughout the game as your characters develop their abilities and powers.
  
  
  Open the spoiler below for a full breakdown of the Skill System:
  
  
  Spoiler

  Oranges (Basic Skills & Proficiencies): Orange slots are for skills that your character can cast/utilize as many times as they want (even using them multiple times in one post). These include basic magic abilities (like fireball), weapon proficiencies (axe handling) or basic feats or skills (like pickpocketing). All skills that can be used more often repeatively without exhausting your character.
  
  
  Greens (General Skills): Greens are skills that are more proficient and effective than Oranges. They are skills they can only be used once in a set of time without rest (meaning they are refreshed when we move to a new thread or when we perform a timeskip in the roleplay, an example would be heading to a new destination within the same thread, we will always alert you as to when your skills are refreshed.). They are usually more powerful skills, but are still generally basic. Greens would include the skills such as summoning a Water Elemental, disabling a trap, or being able to manipulate one’s rage for an assault in battle.
  
  
  Purple (Ultimate Skills): Purples are skills that are more proficient and effective than Green and Orange skills. Purples are considered ultimate abilities. These are abilities your character has trained immensely to learn. They have amazing capabilities, and show off their might as Generals. Purples can only be used once in a thread (regardless of timeskips). An example of Purple skills would include: causing a meteor to fall from the sky, creating a Nether Portal, or draining someone’s energy, or the curing of some disease or ailment.
  
  
  Selecting Skills: When you receive a slot for your character, it is up to you to create an advantage/skill for them. Each skill should be explained in depth to what its abilities and limitations are (as an ability that is seen as too weak or too powerful maybe rejected from its slot). These skills can be about anything you desire, as long as they make sense for your character to have, and do not break any forum or roleplaying rules. Of course, the storytellers can reject or ask you to revise any skill you submit. They can also ask you to revisit your skill in the middle of the game if they feel the skill is broken and requires buffing or limitations.
  
  
  Mixing-and-Matching: Skills do not have to be all from one stereotypical roleplaying class. Your character can have abilities from any class they choose to have, as long as they make sense with your character’s bio and history. You can choose all mage skills, all warrior skills, or rogue skills. However you can have magic while doing weapon proficiencies (to make a magical fighter), or have social magic and charm with stealth abilities (to make a magical rogue).
  
  
  Receiving Additional Skills: Each character starts with a set number of starting skills. These skills will grow in time as more core shards are collected, and as your character develops throughout the roleplay. There is no distinct time in which your character will receive new skills, instead the Storytellers will reward your character with an additional slot when they feel it's merited. Meaning your character could receive a new slot for completing a quest, an arc, or for just roleplaying a situation appropriately. This gradual reward of gaining new skills is suppose to go with the theme of reviving your character’s past glory. As with each new slot, your character becomes closer to their previous immortal self.
  
  
  Races: In Shards of Immortality you have seven custom races you can choose from, each with their own histories. Your character must be from one of these seven races. You can see all seven in the races tab.
  
  
  Magic: Shards of Immortality is a high fantasy game, as such it has a large degree of Magic. Magic in this game however is very controlled. You will be required to play by certain posting rules in order to use it appropriately, so that its fair for everyone. This includes a required two post system where you must use your first post to cast your spell, and a second post to then have the spell’s effects occur, this way giving the other players time to react.
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  Races
  
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  Humans
  
  Life Expectancy
  
  : 85 Years
  
  
  
  Alliance Capital
  
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  Estercastle (pop. ~54,900)
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  Other Capitals
  
  :
  
  
  
  Kingsmont (pop. ~37,140)
  
  
  
  
  Belhart (pop. ~23,370)
  
  
  
  
  Elmunt (pop. ~15,020)
  
  
  
  
  Spoiler

  Humans are the most numerous of any race in all of the Material Plane. Diverse and adaptive, Humans are the terrestrial race that once conquered a majority of the world. Unlike other races, Humans have developed a wide variety of skills, each area of Human culture manifesting its strengths in order to survive the world’s ruggedness. Their armies are massive, and their navies are intimidating. Human cities scale great heights, and are extremely populated. Humans, after the Elves, are the most educated of any race, and are the race that actively fights the Nether.
  
  
  Humans pride themselves in individualism, and have diversified immensely. So diverse are Humans, that each Human’s abilities (and magic especially) are individualistic. Humans are renowned for their abilities over Elemental and Clerical Magic (Human Paladins are a rank feared by all), but humans have dabbed into other areas, including the forbidden Necromancy and other Nether magical fields utilized by Demons. Humans have also ventured into Arcane magic (see Elves), and have a wide array of technology on par with Elven and Demon kind.
  
  
  With so much potential, Humans are able to evolve soldiers consisting of many traits and abilities, creating some of the worlds greatest warriors, unrivaled by any race.
  
  
  Politically, Humans currently remain in a alliance that has lasted for centuries. With the exception of smaller settlements and some Warlord states, Human forces serve this loose confederation of Human nation-states, known simply as the Alliance. The Alliance origins stem back to the defeat of the Overlord. Where Humans and other races united to destroy the Overlord’s armies. However it became more important to Humans, especially after the Overlord was defeated, as Demons and other Nether creatures invaded the Material Plane, nearly wiping out Humanity. Cooperating against these imposing forces, the Humans were able to stay alive and thrive.
  
  
  In recent years however, the Alliance has begun to separate, what was once a massive nation has now split into a Confederation, with four key powers: Estercastle (The Capital), Kingsmont, Belhart and Elmunt, all battling for political power and influence.
  
  
  Elves
  
  Life Expectancy
  
  : 1,500 Years
  
  
  
  Capital
  
  : Alye'kel
  
  
  
  
  
  Elves are one of the most powerful races in all of the Material World. Renowned for their magically inclined nature, Elves have mastered magical technology and the ways of Arcane Magic. Elves pride themselves in their magically infused blood, that allows them to possess an extended lifespan that far surpasses their racial peers (a Elf can reach the ripe age of 1,000 with only slight dementia).
  
  
  Unlike other races, almost all Elves reside in a single location, a metropolitan city state tucked away in the Elven Valley known as Alye'kel. Because of their isolation from other civilizations, Elves think very little of other races and are often obsessed with their own agendas. Elves in fact encourage a balance of power between the Material and Nether Races, preferring their constant struggles between one another as a means to keep peace for their civilization. Elves rarely assist other races when they are attacked by invading Nether forces, and only get involved when a Nether power grows too immense in strength. As such, other races view Elves as selfish, elitist, and egotistical, at best.
  
  
  Yet as powerful as Elves become, they cannot forget their humble origins. As Elves were once all human. Actually to many races, Elves are regarded as humans. As legend has it, Elves were nothing more than a group of enlightened Humans that banded together to create a fortified city. Using their magical ways, these humans created a magical “Well” at the center of this city, which gave Elves their enhanced blood and elongated life-spans. With their new abilities, these humans saw themselves as superior beings and crowned themselves to forever be known as ‘“Elves” after the valley they had begun to settle. However, even with their past, Elves have little kinship to other humans, only uniting with them to stop the Overlord nearly a thousand years ago. It is in fact the Elves who are accredited for stopping the Overlord’s forces, as their civilization was one of the few that did not get conquered by his immortal hordes.
  
  
  Elves are identical to Humans in appearance for the exception that they are slightly taller, have white hair and usually have purple eyes that glow in the dark. Elves are also terrible at melee combat and physical activities, and as such are very skinny. For whatever reason (some assume the Elven blood), most Elves are asexual, and do not enjoy intercourse, only having those kind of relationships for the necessity of marriage.
  
  
  Tiefling
  
  Life Expectancy
  
  : 185 Years
  
  
  
  
  
  Tieflings are those who are born to a human mother and a demon.They possess a wide variety of skills and appearances that are unique to each Tiefling, and their own demon heritage. Tieflings regardless of their qualities, are all humanoid, and do not surpass the height of 7’2”. All Tieflings are born in the Material World to a human mother. Tieflings are created when a Demon impregnants a human woman, often, but not always, through intercourse. When Tieflings are born, they first appear human, but become more demonic as they grow and age. Becoming their true nature by the onset of puberty.
  
  
  Tieflings are regarded as smart but hot-headed, often getting upset easily with basic daily stressors. They are known for their strategic minds and their cunning. Tieflings are known to be very dexterous and exceptionally skilled in sword fighting. Yet a Tiefling’s emotions and demonic rage are often their weakness in battle, causing them to get into many unfavorable situations.
  
  
  Tieflings do not have their own societies, and have few accomplishments beyond their military successes. They can exist in an array of different civilizations in the Material World (filling a variety of roles from generals to mercenaries to farmers). Tieflings, however, prefer to live in places far away from any dimensional Nether Portals, and usually do not participate in human society once they reach adulthood, preferring to engage either in the shadows of human society or live with other non-human and non-demonic races that look beyond their half nature. This is because when a Tiefling is born, they are feared by their human counterparts upon reaching adulthood, and their Demon heritage refuses to accept them as offspring and almost always neglects and/or abandons them in the Material World, if not killing them upon discovery of their existence. For this reason, it is not uncommon for Tieflings to fear the Nether and their demonic parent.
  
  
  Nymphs
  
  Life Expectancy
  
  : 115 Years
  
  
  
  
  
  A cousin to Tieflings, Nymphs are individuals born to a human mother and a Fae. Fae are some of the most powerful entities in the Nether and Material Planes. Unlike demons, Fae appreciate the simplicity of nature (of both planes) and base their magic around it. Nymphs tend to follow in their Fae heritage and have abilities that are in tune with nature. Each Nymph is different, and its Fae heritage decides what abilities they have over nature and magic.
  
  
  Regardless of their abilities, Nymphs are viewed as beautiful, charming, and charismatic by others. Nymphs are usually calm and do not like to resort to violence. Instead, they prefer to handle situations diplomatically. Similar to their Fae parent, they are very fickle, and do not rush to make promises with others. Nymphs dislike having too many friends. Fearing they cannot trust everyone, they instead usually entrust only a few with true honesty. Nymphs are promiscuous, having little regard for race (and sometimes gender) and are known to have many partners over their lifetime, if not at once.
  
  
  Nymphs are usually shorter than an average human, have a variety of skin colors, and are usually soft-faced. Nymphs stop aging after they reach adulthood, and stay youthful (in appearance) for their entire lives. However, this isn’t to say they do not die of old age. Nymphs will most likely die after a century of life, but will appear the same age even towards the end of their life. For this reason, it's very difficult for other races to detect how old a Nymph is, and Nymphs use this to their advantage as they build a web of lies to defeat their opponents.
  
  
  Nymphs, unlike Tieflings, are usually welcomed into Human society, but are seen as untrustworthy. However the feeling is mutual, and Nymphs don’t have much consideration for their Human heritage, and often leaving to adventure into nature upon the onset of puberty. Nymphs are curious about their Fae nature, but almost never find their Fae parent, as the only thing more elusive than a Nymph is perhaps their Fae parent, being master of nature, trickery and shapeshifting.
  
  
  Half-Orcs
  
  Life Expectancy
  
  : 40 Years
  
  
  
  Largest Settlement
  
  : Kaagar Tribe (Nomadic)
  
  
  
  
  
  Half-Orcs are human individuals that are born with Orc blood in their heritage. Half-Orcs were once created in a harsh union between an Orc father and a Human mother, yet over the years, Half-Orcs have bred with one another to create their own race. Half-Orcs are the only living relatives of the Orcs, as true-blooded Orcs no longer exist in the Material Plane. Warlike and barbaric, Orcs were once one of the most terrifying races in the Material World. Orcs make vicious warriors that renowned for their fighting skills, being nearly 3-5 times larger than a present-day Half-Orc. Orcs were capable of wielding almost any melee weapon in battle. However the Orc’s fatal flaw was that they would continue to grow in size until their deaths, which would usually be around 20-30 years of age (Half-Orcs manage to avoid this issue, with the inclusion of human blood).
  
  
  Orcs were originally created by the Demon Lord Daickar, in the Nether Plane over three millennia ago. He created them in order to make a perfect army against his Demonic rivals that challenged his control. Ultimately, he used his Orcs in an attempt to rule over the Material Plane, launching massive invasions through Nether Portals that still remain to this day. His armies were vicious, plundering and pillaging nearly all of the living races, only to fail at the hands of a single man in battle. This man was supposedly able to break Daickar's control over his Orc troops. With the magical spell broken, the mysterious man, who would one day become the Overlord, managed to control the Orcs and have them submit to his will. As the Overlord grew in power, so did his Orcish hordes, that would breed with humans and give rise to the Half-Orcs (who, unlike Orcs, had free will).
  
  
  Unfortunately, upon the destruction of the Tower’s core and the Overlord’s disappearance, the Orcish race began to act feral, with no one in control over their animalistic nature. The Orcs began to lash out at one another and attack villages and towns randomly. Unable to control their rage-like tendencies, all Orcs were exterminated in the Material Plane by the other races in less than a century. Orcs have not been seen on the Material Plane in nearly 800 years.
  
  
  Half-Orcs were unaffected by the Overlord's disappearance, and thus remained alive and “civilized”, not exterminated by the other races. Renowned for their abilities in fighting, Half-Orcs usually rose to made their own nomadic societies and traveled from place to place looking for mercenary work. Half-Orcs are skilled in all types of melee combat, but can also employ blood and shamanistic magic that is very different from the Elven Arcane Magic. Even without their constant growth, Half-Orcs are able to grow to a size far larger than any race, reaching heights of nearly 8 feet (however most remain closer to human size). Viewed as brutes, Half-Orcs are considered the ultimate warrior (even if they do have limited intelligence), but it is speculated that one day the Orcs may return if another portal from the Nether World is opened...
  
  
  Lizardfolk
  
  Life Expectancy
  
  : 50 Years
  
  
  
  Largest Settlement
  
  : Noestrak (According to Legend)
  
  
  
  
  
  The scaly Lizardfolk are a primitive race that exists only in the Material Plane. Slightly smaller than a human, they are best known for their abilities to navigate underground tunnels and waterways. They spend most of their time underground. Lizardfolk prefer wet environments and rarely live willingly on the surface, preferring the more remote and cold underground. However, if Lizardfolk are above ground, they usually surface near a swamp, wetland or spring that provides fresh water. Almost all of these above-ground settlements are temporary.
  
  
  Lizardfolk are a young race, rising only during the Overlord’s time. They were in fact created by one of the Overlord’s most powerful advisors, the Great Deviator Serorr, who manufactured them as an experiment. Lizardfolk were originally intended to be much larger and act as a new soldier that would eventually replace the uncontrollable Orcs. Combining human specimens with the likes of Lizards, Lesser Dragons and Wyrms, Serorr was able to create the race of Lizardfolk after many failed attempts. He was unsatisfied with the results, but was astonished at the abilities they came to possess. More and more he skewed the race until they became the borrowing, water-faring race they are today.
  
  
  Lizardfolk would probably have remained and died in Serorr’s Dungeon underneath the Overlord’s Tower, if the Great Deviator gone mad, and releasing his creatures in the progress. Unlike his other monstrosities, the Lizardfolk were intelligent enough to properly escape and effectively fight back the Overlord’s guards.
  
  
  The Overlord, seeing these capabilities, drafted many of the Lizardfolk who did not escape, into the Immortal Legion. Some were even made Generals. Those who did escape, did so through the tunnels and sewers underneath the Overlord’s Towers. It is not known where they came to rest. Legends say there exists a city that is hidden and fortified in an underwater cavern. This mysterious hidden settlement, called Noestrak by some, supposedly exists behind a waterfall, through endless tunnels of underwater caverns that are dangerous for any other race. According to Legend, it is there that Lizardfolk have grown secretly in strength over the millennia.
  
  
  Lizardfolk are aggressive creatures once they are provoked. Most are apathetic when left alone. However, they are still vicious warriors, that have the ability to utilize their natural weapons to their advantage. In fact, a Lizardfolk’s jaw is able easily and cleanly sever a human’s limb. Lizardfolk are also known for using the jaws and bones of others to make weapons (the most commonly made weapons are spears and bone swords that resemble scimitars).
  
  
  Lizardfolk are not known for magic, and in fact, fear its abilities mainly because of their ancestral past. However, the Great Deviator did create Lizardfolk with the ability to shoot lightning from their mouths (which is also foretold to light up all of their scales). Some of the more skilled and intellectual Lizardfolk are able to channel this lightning in other ways. Excluding this natural lightning ability, Lizardfolk almost never venture into any school or sphere of magic.
  
  
  Pantheons
  
  Life Expectancy
  
  : 75 Years
  
  
  
  Largest City
  
  : The City of Ruishim (In the Desert of Ruishim)
  
  
  
  
  
  Pantheons are a unique and strange race of the Material Planes, relatively unknown until just a few centuries before the defeat of the Overlord. Pantheons are a race of half human, half animal creatures, that have a human body but an equally proportional animal head (“Human from the Neck Down” is the phrase races say to refer to them).
  
  
  According to legend, Pantheons were once humans that were cursed (or blessed) into their current animalistic forms by the Demon Lord, Ruishim. Ruishim had entered the Material World through a Nether Portal in order to start his own kingdom, after being defeated by much stronger demons within the Nether. A master of manipulating fire, Ruishim desired an environment that would better suit his abilities, and thus turned the land surrounding his portal into a desert that stretched for miles. For the villagers and inhabitants in this area, crops began to wither and soon died, water evaporated, and a massive drought continued for years. Brought to the brink of death, the human inhabitants of Ruishim’s land banded together in order to banish, if not kill, the lesser Demon Lord. Knowing of their plans from the beginning, the animalistic Ruishim anticipated and defeated the attack.
  
  
  Ruishim could have simply killed the humans, or punished them, but the cunning Demon Lord instead decided to make peace with the inhabitants. He struck a deal with the humans, saying he would not punish them and instead would transform them so that they could not only live in the desert, but also become the greatest warriors of all time. All the humans would need to do would be to worship Ruishim as a God. In desperation, the Humans accepted, and the Demon Lord transformed the humans into new animal-headed creatures. Yet, he gave the Pantheons two new abilities, the first being that they could no longer be killed by fire and second was the ability to transform temporarily into the animal form of their head (meaning if a Pantheon had an eagle head, they could temporarily turn into an Eagle).
  
  
  The Pantheon society grew, and soon they built a city in Ruishim’s honor. An oasis in a desert, the Pantheons named their monument city after their Lord. They thrived, in the desert isolated and undisturbed for centuries until the arrival of a stranger - a human-looking man that strolled into the desert from the west. He gave them no name, but told the Pantheons that he would give them powers beyond their comprehension if they would abandon Ruishim and serve him. The Pantheons who received this offer responded in different manners, some willingly accepted, others were pressured to accept, and others refused, returning to warn the others back in the City of Ruishim.
  
  
  Pantheons were one of the many races that helped destroy the Overlord's forces in the Great Alliance. They retreated back to their desert over the centuries. Any Pantheon that remained behind would be considered a traitor to their God and Race....
  
  
  Thanks to @Miz for helping me write the races.

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Interested?


A character template will be available when the RP is up. Please post below that you wish to participate so I can gauge interest.

 

[TheMadHatter44]

I am there, count me in.

 

[Harbinger]

I'm there as well.

 

[The Pooka]

If you were to move a little away from the plotline of Overlord, and strip out some of the kitschy Dungeons & Dragons elements (Overlord was a farcical pastiche of Tolkienesque fantasy), and just have us play a band of orc/goblinesque ex-minions, I'd be all over this! Really, it'd be a lot cleaner without Elves and Half-Orcs and so-on (and especially not Tieflings, who were created for Forgotten Realms D&D). Or if you're gonna do fantasy races, make 'em a little more distinct and unique interpretation.


Also, it might be a good idea to flesh out the various kinds of monstrous races marshaled into the former Dark Lord's legions of terror.

 

[The Dark Wizard]

[QUOTE="The Pooka]If you were to move a little away from the plotline of Overlord, and strip out some of the kitschy Dungeons & Dragons elements (Overlord was a farcical pastiche of Tolkienesque fantasy), and just have us play a band of orc/goblinesque ex-minions, I'd be all over this! Really, it'd be a lot cleaner without Elves and Half-Orcs and so-on (and especially not Tieflings, who were created for Forgotten Realms D&D). Or if you're gonna do fantasy races, make 'em a little more distinct and unique interpretation.

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As I said in the PM, while I plan to take the RP serious, the RP was originally created from a joke. This was meant to be a casual fantasy game where we can all ahve fun.

[QUOTE="The Pooka]Also, it might be a good idea to flesh out the various kinds of monstrous races marshaled into the former Dark Lord's legions of terror.

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Oooooooooo I have a lot of new things to post about this that I came up with today. However I didn't want to overwhelm the recruitment thread. I'll post about it once the RP goes live and I get access to the RP tabs.

 

[The Drift]

I'm new to this kind of roleplay, but would love to join

 

[CrimsonEclipse]

I would love to join this.

 

[The Dark Wizard]

I am there, count me in.

I'm there as well.

I'm new to this kind of roleplay, but would love to join

I would love to join this.

Welcome aboard, I am looking for one more !

 

[Grey]

I don't know if I want my heart broken again, Wiz. But it's tempting.

 

[The Dark Wizard]

I don't know if I want my heart broken again, Wiz. But it's tempting.

I can't like this hard enough.


Join us Senpai .

 

[King Of Imagination]

I want in Wizard, I love it.

 

[Grey]

Alright, Wiz, you win this round.

 

[The Dark Wizard]

Alright, Wiz, you win this round.

Woot

 

[Crocodile]

I suppose I'll give it a shot.

 

[The Dark Wizard]

Thanks for your interests everyone. The character sheet will be up sometime tomorrow and I'll start accepting them then, so i can review characters and hopefully start by Monday.