Epistile

Hi!

 

Recently I found out this was a thing you did once you achieved a year, and I thought I would make one

You can ask me literally anything (Besides my location ofc)

 

3 hours ago, Tato said:

 

**** the ***** above me ^

 

 

my dude chill LOL

This guy’s skins are actually amazing. +1

“Truly marvelous document about Leuven, undead cousin Pete.” A man says as he held the paper in hand

Chan-Tuzi looked toward his fellow Fei’, Xiao-Caihong and smiled after reading the missive

“Look like Tuzi and Caihong have others to view.” 

The Legal Code of the Margraviate of Eisenwald

A Document on the Establishment of Laws of Eisenwald, 1767.

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Topics of Law

 

§ 1 - On the Rights of The People

§ 1.01 - Rights of Citizens

§ 1.02 - Rights of Foreign Peoples

§ 1.03 - Rights of the Military

§ 1.04 - Rights of Nobility

§ 1.05 - Rights of The Margrave

§ 2 - On Classifications of Crime

§ 2.01 - Felonies 

§ 2.02 - Misdemeanors

§ 2.03 - Minor Violations

§ 2.04 - Petty Infractions

§ 3 - On Classifications of Punishment

§ 3.01 - First Degree Punishments

§ 3.02 - Second Degree Punishments

§ 3.03 - Third Degree Punishments

§ 3.04 - Fourth Degree Punishments

§ 4 - On Crimes against Man

§ 4.01 - Assault

§ 4.02 - Battery

§ 4.03 - Manslaughter

§ 4.04 - Homicide

§ 4.05 - Abduction

§ 4.06 - Torture

§ 4.07 - Defamation 

§ 4.08 - Robbery 

§ 4.09 - Extortion

§ 4.10 - Bribery

§ 5 - On Crimes against Nature

§ 5.01 - Inbreeding

§ 5.02 - Interbreeding

§ 5.03 - Voidal Magic

§ 6 - On Crimes against The Margrave

§ 6.01 - Rioting

§ 6.02 - Fear Mongering

§ 6.03 - Treason

§ 6.04 - Impersonation

§ 6.05 - Obstruction of Justice

§ 6.06 - Propaganda

§ 6.07 - Smuggling

§ 6.08 - Tax Evasion

§ 6.09 - Obstruction of Faith

§ 7 - On Crimes against Property

§ 7.01 - Burglary 

§ 7.02 - Poaching

§ 7.03 - Trespassing

§ 7.04 - Vandalism

§ 7.05 - Arson

 

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§ 1 - On the Rights of The People

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§ 1.01 - Rights of Citizens

 

 

§ 1.01.1 - The Right to Protection

Every citizen of Eisenwald has the immediate right to protection from attacking or threatening forces within the Margraviate of Eisenwald. Every citizen has the right to live in peace while pursuing their own goals, and shall not live in fear of death or harm.

 

§ 1.01.2 - The Right to Faith

Every citizen of Eisenwald has the immediate right to practice their respective religion or faith in peace and without the worry of being ridiculed, attacked, or any negative repercussion. 

 

§ 1.01.3 - The Right to Assembly

Every citizen of Eisenwald has the immediate right to assemble to practice faith, to have discussions, or any other reason for assembly so long as the assembly does not violate any laws of the Margraviate.

 

§ 1.01.4 - The Right to Armaments

Every citizen of Eisenwald has the immediate right to protect themselves with arms. Each citizen has the right to self-defense against those who threaten the safety or well being of said citizen. No citizen may bring a sword or weapon against a fellow law-abiding citizen, military persons, or noble.

 

§ 1.01.5 - The Right to Property

Every citizen of Eisenwald has the immediate right to own private property, so long as the property is adequately sanctioned by the Margraviate. Each citizen may own such property and live without fear of belongings being stolen unless legally removed by the Margraviate.

 

§ 1.02 - Rights of Foreign Peoples

 

 

§ 1.02.1 - The Right to Safety

All Foreign peoples have the immediate right of safety from the citizenry and militants of Eisenwald, and shall not live in fear of harm or death. This right has the ability to diminish for peoples of nations with hostile relations to The Margraviate of Eisenwald.

 

§ 1.02.2 - The Right to Peace

All Foreign peoples have the immediate right to peace within their own walls and within the borders of Eisenwald, to pursue their own goals. This right has the ability to diminish for peoples of nations with hostile relation to The Margraviate of Eisenwald.

 

§ 1.02.3 - The Right to Diplomacy

All Foreign peoples have the immediate right to diplomacy and friendly relations with Eisenwald, and are open to negotiation even with hostile relations, unless in active times of war. 

 

§ 1.03 - Rights of the Military

 

§ 1.03.1 - The Rights of The People

Every military personnel of Eisenwald reserves the rights stated within §1.01 and §1.02, of which none shall be infringed upon by the Margraviate unless under serious circumstances.

 

§ 1.03.2 - The Right to Quarter

Every military personnel of Eisenwald reserves the right to quarter in any citizen’s property in time of war, famine, or any urgent time declared by that of the Margraviate.

 

§ 1.03.3 - The Right to Vote

Every military personnel of Eisenwald reserves the right to vote on any matters of which are declared to be public affairs by the Margraviate. Each personnel may only vote once per public affair, and have their vote counted respectfully,

 

§ 1.04 - Rights of Nobility

 

 

§ 1.04.1 - The Rights of State

Every Noble reserves all rights stated within §1.01, §1.02 and §1.03, none of which shall be infringed upon by the Margraviate unless under extremely serious circumstances.

 

§ 1.04.2 - The Right to Speech

Every Noble reserves the right to privately or publicly express concerns regarding current affairs, so long as no treasonous things are stated. Every Noble reserves the right to voice their opinions, so long as they do not go against the will of the Margraviate.

 

§ 1.04.3 - The Right to Petition

Every Noble reserves the right to privately, not publicly, hold council with the Margraviate in order to petition certain decisions which they deem to be not in line with the best intentions of Eisenwald. 

 

§ 1.04.4 - The Right to Exemption

Every Noble reserves the right to be exempt from all taxation, whether it be property, personal, or any other forms of tax. This right may be withheld under times of severe distress for the Margraviate.

 

§ 1.05 - Rights of The Margrave

 

 

§ 1.05.1 - The Rights of The Margraviate

The Margrave holds all rights stated within §1.01, §1.02, §1.03, and §1.04, none of which shall be infringed upon under any circumstances whatsoever.

 

§ 1.05.2 - The Right to Pardon

The Margrave holds the right to pardon any individual of any crime within the state of Eisenwald as he deems fit, no matter the acts.

 

§ 1.05.3 - The Right to Sentence

The Margrave holds the right to sentence any individual who has committed a crime within the state of Eisenwald according to the severity of the crime.

 

§ 1.05.4 - The Right to Exile

The Margrave holds the right to exile any person or persons he deems fit, so long as the crime is of a felony level. The Margrave holds the right to revoke any exiles if he so wishes.

 

§ 1.05.5 - The Right to Appoint

The Margrave holds the right to appoint any person to any positions of power, be it nobility, military, or a council position. The Margrave holds the right to revoke any positions previously appointed as he sees necessary. 

 

§ 1.05.6 - The Right to Rule

The Margrave holds the right to ultimately rule and govern the peoples of the Margraviate of Eisenwald, and holds the power to make decisions for the betterment of the Margraviate. 

 

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§ 2 - On Classifications of Crime

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§ 2.01 - Felonies

Felonies are the highest severity of crime, and are the most punishable due to the offense. Felonies can range anywhere from treason to homicide, making those who commit such atrocious acts considered highly dangerous.

 

§ 2.02 - Misdemeanors

Misdemeanors are the second highest severity of crime, making the punishments great, but lesser than those of felonies. These have a wider range of crimes, and the individual guilty of these should still be considered dangerous.

 

§ 2.03 - Minor Violations

Minor Violations are the second lowest severity of crime, making the punishments less, but greater than those of petty infractions. These have a semi-wide range of crimes, making those responsible for these acts considered less threatening, but still must be handled with caution.

§ 2.04 - Petty Infractions

Petty Infractions are the lowest severity of crime, and as such they are the least punishable due to offense. There are a small range of these, and those who commit these crimes are more often than not considered not dangerous.

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§ 3 - On Classifications of Punishment

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§ 3.01 - First Degree Punishments

§ 3.01.1 - Public Execution

Public Execution is a method of execution in which an audience is gathered before the killing of a guilty individual. These punishments are reserved for felonies, and can be as follows:

§ 3.01.1(A) - Hanging

§ 3.01.1(B) - Beheading

§ 3.01.1(C) - Burning

§ 3.01.1(D) - Impalement

 

§ 3.01.2 - Private Execution

Private Execution is a method of execution in which the execution does not take place in front of an audience, though a select few may be present at the time. This is to preserve any respect or integrity for the guilty individual, and are reserved for felonies. The methods are as follows:

§ 3.01.2(A) - Hanging

§ 3.01.2(B) - Beheading

 

§ 3.01.3 - Exile

Exile is a method of punishment where the guilty person or persons must leave the Margraviate of Eisenwald upon immediate order, taking only the clothes on their back and leaving all else behind. This punishment is reserved for felonies.

 

§ 3.01.4 - Interrogation by Torture

Interrogation by Torture is a punishment used to gather information from the guilty party when the guilty party refuses to comply and give information over when it is needed. This punishment is reserved only for felonious level crimes, and the list of acceptable methods are as follows:

§ 3.01.4(A) - Boiling

§ 3.01.4(B) - Dunking

§ 3.01.4(C) - Flaying

§ 3.01.4(D) - Scalping

§ 3.01.4(E) - Sawing

§ 3.01.4(F) - Branding

§ 3.01.4(G) - Stoning

§ 3.01.4(H) - Sleep Deprivation

§ 3.01.4(I) - Oxygen Deprivation

§ 3.01.4(J) - Starvation

§ 3.01.4(K) - De-nailing

§ 3.01.4(L) - Crushing

§ 3.01.4(M) - Lashing

§ 3.01.4(N) - Beating 

 

§ 3.01.5 - Major Dismemberment

Major Dismemberment is a form of punishment in which the guilty person or persons are to be dismembered. The minimum amount required for a major dismemberment is a singular hand or foot, with the maximum being one or multiple limbs, one or both eyes, and/or the nose. This is reserved for felony level crimes.

 

§ 3.01.6 - Life Imprisonment

Life Imprisonment is a punishment which involves the guilty individual or individuals remaining in confinement for the rest of their lives, as a means to keep the public safe from said person(s). This punishment is reserved for felonies.

 

§ 3.01.7 - Slavery

Slavery is a punishment in which the guilty person or persons are forced unto a Nobility, the Margraviate, or to another nation as a means of exchange. The person(s) must remain in slavery to perform menial labour, housework, or various purposes which they are assigned. The slaves must serve a minimum of seventy-five (75) years in slavery before the owning person(s) have the option to free them.

 

§3.02 - Second Degree Punishments

§ 3.02.1 - Interrogation by Questioning

Interrogation by Questioning is a less severe version of § 3.01.4, and is used to obtain information which the guilty party refuses to tell the Margraviate willingly. This method can involve holding the guilty person(s) in imprisonment until the information is revealed, or officials may be authorized to use mental tactics in order to obtain said information. This punishment is reserved for misdemeanors.

 

 

§ 3.02.2 - Minor Dismemberment

Minor Dismemberment is a form of punishment which involves the maiming of the guilty individual or individuals as a means to punish the party while discouraging and dissuading others from committing the same crime. The minimum amount required for this is the removal of a finger, with other amounts being a maximum of four fingers, the removal of one ear, and/or the removal of the tongue. This punishment is reserved for misdemeanors.

 

§ 3.02.3 - Major Imprisonment

Major Imprisonment is a punishment in which the guilty person or persons is sentenced to confinement in prison from anywhere to forty (40) to sixty (60) years imprisoned. This punishment is reserved for misdemeanors.

 

§ 3.02.4 - Indentured Servitude

Indentured Servitude is a method of punishment where the guilty individual(s) are required to work for nobility, The Margraviate, or another nation as a means of exchange. It is similar to slavery in that of the work, which can be menial labour, housework, or whatever the task may be. The main difference being those who own indentured servants are required to pay them a small amount in order to pay off their debts, and once their debt is paid they are free. The minimum salary for an indentured servant is ten (10) mina per saints week, with a maximum of twenty-five (25) mina per saints week. This punishment is reserved for misdemeanors.

 

§ 3.02.5 - Major Fine

A major fine is a punishment in which the guilty person or persons must pay mina to the Margraviate in order to be pardoned for their crimes. The minimum amount required for a major fine is five-thousand and one mina (5,001) and the maximum being fifteen-thousand mina (15,000). This punishment is reserved for misdemeanors.

 

§3.03 - Third Degree Punishments

§ 3.03.1 - Standard Imprisonment

Standard Imprisonment is a punishment which involves confining the guilty party in prison from anywhere from fifteen (15) to thirty-nine (39) years. This punishment is reserved for minor violations. 

 

§ 3.03.2 - Public Humiliation

Public Humiliation is a punishment in which the guilty individual or individuals are forced to endure a set time of humiliation in front of a public audience for their crimes. This is to dissuade and discourage others from committing these same crimes. The minimum length of this punishment is thirty (30) saints minutes, ranging to two (2) saints hours. This punishment is reserved for minor violations, though can be used as additional punishment for felonies and misdemeanors. The list of acceptable punishment is as follows: 

§ 3.03.2(A) - Stocks

§ 3.03.2(B) - Shaving

 

§ 3.03.3 - Standard Fine

A Standard Fine is a method of punishment which involves the guilty person or persons paying a set fine to The Margraviate in order to be pardoned for their crimes. The minimum amount required for a standard fine is five-hundred and one (501) mina, and the maximum being five-thousand (5,000) mina. This punishment is reserved for minor violations.

 

§ 3.03.4 - Major Public Service

Major Public Service is a form of punishment where the guilty party must perform duties around Eisenwald, mainly manual labour, cleaning the streets, farming, cleaning uniforms or tidying stores. The minimum time for major public service is eight (8) saints days, while the maximum is thirty (30). This punishment is reserved for minor violations.

 

§3.04 - Fourth Degree Punishments

§ 3.04.1 - Minor Imprisonment

Minor Imprisonment is a punishment which involves confining the guilty party in prison from anywhere from one (1) to fourteen (14) years. This punishment is reserved for petty infractions. 

 

§ 3.04.2 - Minor Fine

A Minor Fine is a method of punishment which involves the guilty person or persons paying a set fine to The Margraviate in order to be pardoned for their crimes. The minimum amount required for a minor fine is fifty (50) mina, and the maximum being five-hundred (500) mina. This punishment is reserved for petty infractions.

 

§ 3.04.3 - Minor Public Service

Minor Public Service is a form of punishment where the guilty party must perform duties around Eisenwald, mainly manual labour, cleaning the streets, farming, cleaning uniforms or tidying stores. The minimum time for minor public service is one (1) saints day, while the maximum is seven (7). This punishment is reserved for minor violations.

 

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§ 4 - On Crimes against Man

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§ 4.01 - Assault

When a person or persons threatens to physically harm or kill another individual, accompanied with the capability to harm said individual but does not physically harm said individual, this is known as assault, a minor violation

 

§ 4.02 - Battery

When a person or persons threatens to physically harm or kill another individual, accompanied by an actual harming of said individual which leaves injury, this is known as battery, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 4.03 - Manslaughter

§ 4.03.1 - Involuntary Manslaughter

When a person or persons engages in criminally negligent or reckless behaviour without the intent of causing great harm or death to another, and ends up killing another, this is known as involuntary manslaughter, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 4.03.2 - Voluntary Manslaughter

When a person or persons engages in a criminal act against another with the intent to cause great harm or death and succeeds in such an act, but does not premeditate the act or give any forethought, this is known as voluntary manslaughter., a felony. 

 

§ 4.04 - Homicide

When a person or persons premeditates and gives forethought to causing great harm or killing another individual, and proceeds with killing said individual, this is known as homicide, a felony.  

 

§ 4.05 - Abduction

When a person or persons forcefully take another individual and place them in unlawful captivity against their will and without approval of The Margraviate or officials, and keeps the individual in captivity, this is known as abduction, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 4.06 - Torture

When a person or persons commit acts of mutilation, serious bodily harm, or other methods of torture with the intent to cause great distress and physical suffering, this is known as torture, a felony. 

 

§ 4.07 - Defamation 

When a person or persons slanders the name of another individual by means of rumors, false information, or inflammatory lies, for the purpose of destroying the reputation of  the name, business, or family of said individual, this is known as defamation, a minor violation. 

 

§ 4.08 - Robbery 

When a person or persons steals something from another individually directly and with use of force or fear, this is known as robbery, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 4.09 - Extortion

When a person or persons threatens to harm another individual’s property, friends, or family as means of obtaining money or property; or by a false claim of rights, this is known as extortion, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 4.10 - Bribery

When a person or persons attempts to sway a noble, military official, or any public official to do something illegal by means of money, property, or any item of value, this is known as bribery, a minor violation. 

 

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§ 5 - On Crimes against Nature

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§ 5.01 - Inbreeding

When a person or persons produces or attempts to produce an offspring with another individual who is related by blood, this is known as inbreeding, a felony.

 

§ 5.02 - Interbreeding

When a person or persons produces or attempts to produce an offspring with a member of a differing species than one’s own, this is known as interbreeding, a felony.

 

§ 5.03 - Voidal Magic

When a person or persons practices or attempts to practice the conjuring of very powerful spells and creatures, this is known as voidal magic, a felony. 

 

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§ 6 - On Crimes against The Margrave

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§ 6.01 - Rioting

§ 6.01.1 - Incitement of Riots

When a person or persons encourages, rallies, or otherwise leads others to commit acts of rioting against The Margrave, or officials of The Margraviate, this is known as incitement of riots, a felony. 

 

§ 6.01.2 - Rioting

When a person or persons participates in, or physically or vocally supports an act of rioting against The Margrave, or officials of The Margraviate, this is known as rioting, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 6.02 - Fear Mongering

When a person or person attempts to spread fear of officials or of The Margrave by means of misinformation, lies, or exaggerated stories, for the purpose to cause general unrest or distrust of The Margrave and his officials, this is known as fear mongering, a felony.

 

§ 6.03 - Treason

When a person or persons attempt to formulate a plan to coup, overrule The Margrave’s decision by force, or to knowingly go behind the back of The Margrave in order to gain power or for whatever personal gains, this is known as Treason, a felony.

 

§ 6.04 - Impersonation

When a person or persons attempt to disguise themselves or call themselves a title of which they are not, whether it be nobility, military, or officials, this is known as Impersonation, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 6.05 - Obstruction of Justice

When a person or person obstructs or attempts to obstruct the legal detention, execution, or other officialized punishment of a guilty party by means of force or resistance, this is known as obstruction of justice, a minor violation.

 

§ 6.06 - Propaganda

When a person or persons spreads or attempts to spread misinformation which slanders the name of The Margrave, his officials, or his military, this is known as propaganda, a felony.

 

§ 6.07 - Smuggling

When a person or persons brings in or attempts to bring in illegal goods or banned items into Eisenwald by means of hiding them from the view of officials or while in full conscious that said goods are illegal, this is known as smuggling, a minor violation.

 

§ 6.08 - Tax Evasion

§ 6.08.1 - Major Tax Evasion

When a person or persons avoids or attempts to avoid payment of legal taxes by means of forging documents, refusing to pay, or any other method of avoiding payment illegally, with a grand sum of avoided taxes over five-thousand (5,000) mina, this is known as major tax evasion, a felony.

 

§ 6.08.2 - Standard Tax Evasion

When a person or persons avoids or attempts to avoid payment of legal taxes by means of forging documents, refusing to pay, or any other method of avoiding payment illegally, with a grand sum of avoided taxes between two-hundred and fifty (250) and  five-thousand (5,000) mina, this is known as standard tax evasion, a felony.

 

§ 6.08.3 - Minor Tax Evasion

When a person or persons avoids or attempts to avoid payment of legal taxes by means of forging documents, refusing to pay, or any other method of avoiding payment illegally, with a grand sum of avoided taxes below two-hundred and fifty (250) mina, this is known as minor tax evasion, a misdemeanor.

 

§ 6.09 - Obstruction of Faith

When a person or persons obstructs or attempts to obstruct another individual's practice of faith or religion, whether it be blocking entry to a religious gathering, or violating any basic rights of faith outlined in § 1.01.2, this is known as obstruction of faith, a minor violation.

 

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§ 7 - On Crimes against Property

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§ 7.01 - Burglary 

When a person or persons attempts to break and enter, or illegally breaks and enters into a property, be it a home, business, or religious structure, with the stealing of items, this is known as burglary, a minor violation.

 

§ 7.02 - Poaching

When a person or persons hunts or attempts to hunt an endangered animal, or hunts an animal while said animal is on private property, or hunts while not in the appropriate season, this is known as poaching, a petty infraction.

 

§ 7.03 - Trespassing

When a person or persons breaks and enters or attempts to break and enter into a property, be it a home, business, or religious structure, without the stealing of any items, this is known as trespassing, a petty infraction.

 

§ 7.04 - Vandalism

When a person or persons defaces or attempts to deface another property, be it a home, business, or religious structure, by means of inscription or destroying portions of said property, this is known as vandalism, a petty infraction.

 

§ 7.05 - Arson

When a person or persons ignites or attempts to ignite a property, be it a home, business, or religious structure, resulting in the destruction or partial destruction of the structure, this is known as arson, a felony.

 

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Closing Clause

These laws are subject to Amendment at any time by The Margrave or his officials, upon Amendment to the Legal Code the The Margraviate and its citizens will be given due notice. Amendments are put into place upon notification of Eisenwald’s peoples, and all are expected to be informed of the Amendments. Ignorance of Amendments is not a legal excuse, and you will not be pardoned if you are uninformed. 

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Signed by

Protector av Eisen, Margrave Adonis von Manstein

Margravine Agnes Lowin Krasnoff

Aufseher des Friedens, Wenzel Krasnoff

Grand Marshal, Otto von Reuss

Graf Vilavia, Jacob Arpa of Ivanovich

 

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EHRE DEM VOLK.

MARGRAVIATE OF EISENWALD, 1767

Declaration of Independence

The 15^th of Malin’s Welcome

 

The Margraviate of Eisenwald was established on the 2nd of The Grand Harvest, 1765. The founder of Eisenwald was Adonis von Manstein and with the help of his friends, Otto von Reuss, Jacob Arpa, and Agnes Krasnoff. The three and their families set out looking for a place to settle in peace. Upon arriving in their desired land, they quickly set up their settlement to ensure they may have a roof over their heads. Once settled, they deemed their new homeland to something fitting of the surroundings, Eisenwald. 

 

The group met with the King of Norland, Caedric I Ruric in order to establish terms regarding their accommodations under Norland. The Margraviate of Eisenwald will be independent of those political matters that the Nation of Morsgrad is involved in. This also includes Eisenwald’s independence from affairs regarding militaristic turmoil and war. 

 

 

Signed

Protector av Eisen, Margrave Adonis von Manstein

MC Name: Epistile

Character's Name: Chan-Tuzi

Character's Age: 35

 

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The Hou-Zi race are a primate people group, resembling monkeys. The daemon Metzli, was looking for a mortal race that would server her, searching far and wide to find a group that would accurately fit her wants for dedicated service. She journeyed into Axios, and felt as if none of the native beasts of the lands were fit for such a position. Though after looking more, she finally decided upon these primates. The first Hou-Zi this daemon approached, she unlocked his mind, their history, their culture. This was Hou-Shen, the Monkey King. She experimented on this specific monkey, molding him into having the same features as man and elves. She gave this monkey the crown of jade, and sent him the be the prophet to his people. Following this encounter, the Hou-Zi race finally came to be. Hou-Shen then went on to have three sons, Hou-Da, Hou-Wang and Hou-Xiao. This created the three Hou-Zi subraces. 

 

The Laobai-Zhu or quite literally ‘common folk’ were the most common of these three sub-races. They appeared the most around the old empire. They are said to be the direct descendants of the god-king’s first born-- Hou-Wang. The usually happened to be fisherman or merchants. Though, there was usually nothing that they could not learn. Laobai-Zhu were also normally oppressed within the Hou-Zi ranks, however. They range from either 4’5 to 6ft tall, and usually were around 100-250 lbs. They also had the shortest life-span of the three sub-races, living only to be 100-150 years old.

 

The Fei-Zhu resemble almost baboons, in their physical appearance and the way their bodies were formed. They could be any color of the rainbow, and were normally hailed to be the most beautiful of the Hou-Zi, with the many colors they were able to flaunt to others. This Hou-Zi species is said to descend from the god-king’s second son, Hou-Da. Their faces are usually contrast to their fur. They were usually the thinnest and most fragile in their build, and stood normally from 5 ft, to 6ft. Their lives were also blessed with longevity, living from 150-250 years old. These Hou-Zi were usually the politicians, artists, and ambassadors. Most of them ended up being Shenijao priests, however. They were known not to be the strongest of the Hou-Zi, but the most agile and enduring.

 

The Hei-Zhu mostly resemble gorillas, and are normally black or grayish hues. They are said to descend from the third son of Hou-Shen; Hou-Xiao. They also happen to be the strongest of the three sub-races, and usually stand to be 6’5, to 7ft tall. They live the longest of all the Hou-Zi, living to be from 250-300 years old. They were usually the soldiers, and the military leaders of the Hou-Zi. 

 

 

 

 

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i’m late

map lookin ratchet

bandit rp back on

Adonis Aldrich wonders to himself as he read over the letter ”So, it is alrigh’ to discriminate against t’e past leadership o’ Rubern fer bein child killers, yet ye’ wish t’e do the same? ‘ow pathetic.” The man mumbled to himself, shaking his head in pity for their hypocrisy.

guns go brrrrrrrr

1 minute ago, LotsOfMuffins said:

If you want guns, go to School RP.

yes

The server is labelled fantasy roleplay.

Why take away the aspect that this server was built on, to add weapons that will ultimately lead to both the powergame and downfall of roleplay on the server? I see comments specifically about how they have the same functionality as crossbows, yet that doesn’t stop anyone from still powergaming. If guns were added to the server, I suggest making sure that players know how to use the weapon correctly in roleplay, and actually read up on it. 

 

I don’t see where firearms fit onto the server, it seems more like a more modern-medieval push onto the server by the human players on the server. Personally, I don’t think that this addition would spice rp, other than add another factor to worry about a /modreq for. I’ve never even seen a reason for crossbows to be on the server originally, and I don’t think it should’ve scurried past the techlock.

 

Now I understand that this is the ‘human’s form of magic’ or that ‘technology always will make its advances somewhere, and this likely was the discovery of someone who was messing with metals and an ore like boomsteel.

 

If firearms were added to the server, I would like to see a way to make sure you know which players have the weapons on them in roleplay. It would only make sense that they aren’t so widespread, and a select few had them on the server so they wouldn’t fall in the hands of someone who won’t use it correctly. (I mean, having at least 15 higher ups in a military carrying them around, not an entire military with rifles and berettas ready to kill anyone who stands in their way). I propose an application of sorts, like a CA or an MA. This will help keep track of who uses these weapons, and you are able to prove that your persona got it through crafting or handed down from someone with a withstanding CA or MA. 

 

This is a weird subject to talk about on the server, and I am glad there’s a forum to argue about why they should, or why not should be added to the server.

“’Ow grand.”  Adonis Aldrich says with a grin

rulg

llir works magic

meatball is god tier

Kaaene smiled at the invitation, wondering what gift the ‘Ame would bring

Ser Augustus wonders who could’ve possibly assaulted Winifred Roussard

my entry:

 

Glore!

 

bye

5 minutes ago, armajesty said:

Epistile - Thank you for all the late night calls, the exciting and dramatic roleplay, the movies, music and so much more Ep. You’re such a nerd and when I’m not constantly harassing you I’m thankful that I can consider you a friend. 

thank you for making rp a million times greater than i thought it could be on lotc. i’m glad we’re still friends and i can’t wait for the next chapter to unfold. i would definitely emote if my silversteed was still alive. either way, i’m super happy that we’re still friends after all this time. thanks for being a person i could always speak to whenever. love ya!

Leanan grips the letter tightly, before throwing it down quickly on the damp streets of Istrus. He’d mumble to himself “Fokin’ wench.” Leanan still had the respect of his sibling, but the union between her and an Orenian disgusted him. 

Leanan Byrne signs the document.