Lyuin

Awesome, I think this looks interesting. Also good reasoning for a dedicated warrior who can be badass with a blade. I also like how damn rich it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9D2mvoMKLE

I remember a while back, I saw a character threaten to kill another (let's call him Bob) because 'his friend told him that Bob had murdered him.' His reason for believing such a claim was: 'Oh I trust my friend.' So I can see the reasoning for demand of ignorance.

Lyuin leaves a short letter, lacking in decoration, sealed with blue wax, having been now taken by the Scion known as Naeri

Reading that brought a 'Aww that's cool' grin to my face. Seriously, +1. It's well written, looks like fun and hell...I always welcome more evil to fight as an Itharel... seems Lyuin is gonna need a pay-rise at this rate :P Nice job.

Aldrik's fair features crease with amusement as he laughs softly. The blues of his eyes quickly skim over the information, duly noting several facts. "Seems I may have parchment work after-all...though Ivanus seems to have trouble keeping up with my chosen name. I'm proud of him for catching onto Lyuin but...in light of Tahariae's decision, I thought he might choose the more...recent name granted to me." Turning on the heel of his foot, he moves back into his halls. ((So is Tahariae Tom Jones?))

Well written actually. I'd recommend keeping it Dreadknight levels rare...as has been said. Besides, I'm quite happy for Lycans to exist. More stuff to purge. >: D

Didn't Iblees curse the Humans to short lives? Thus why would Mortem then be a separate entity for death? Still seems balanced...I can deal with it... +1

Awesomesauce

And what of Clerical magics? They don't use the void but it is magic?

In fairness this could make some good trivial Rp. Especially if the Haunts are being used for ulterior motives...

Honestly back when RP lore was more relaxed, I was somewhat ok with it...That was when I was a new player. Soon I started enjoying giving my character an edge in certain situations by actually implementing knowledge from the real world. Perhaps that's simply because I prefer seeing the underdog win in some situations... However when lore was a lot more relaxed, I'd have people attempting to crush my character's neck with one-hand. Perhaps if they were a large Olog that makes sense lore wise... However this was a super-breed Mali' with glowing eyes and a bunch of made up relaxed 'lore' that coupled with powergaming allowed them to be unstoppable. Sure, it's easy to blame the powergaming but the limits of the characters are lost as soon as one allows folk to step into unknown territory without the others around them being educated in said unknown territory. I often believe a character's specialty should be related to their RP purpose. You shouldn't get Bob the friendly hellspawn, with all the powers of something super evil but actually he's nice and handsome. If Bob wants to be a hellspawn, he's there to ruin your day and has been given permission by higher ups that he won't just use this to get his/her way. My other fear would be people using the lore relaxation to just 'be better' than the guy next to him. "I' want to be a War Cleric but I'm not a fan of Tahariae. Rather than trying to find an agreement...I'm going to make my own Patron who is 10x more powerful than Tah' because it makes sense to me..." From there it can escalate as suddenly things go crazy....

A character guide useful in multiple areas of role-play or even writing. Plus le one.

A wolfish grin splits on Huwel Adaelson's features as he hears about the Arcane Vigils. Taking a moment he lowers his pipe, he sluggishly rolls his shoulders and stands. "Well, ain't that something?" He mutters as he tugs on the collar of his trenchcoat.

Dunno if Aegis would be possible as I think it got wrecked but the RP of one of my characters being seeing it and going: "So this is what Aegis was." Or perhaps my first character returning with a look of: "Mother of God." Would be fun. I like the boats the most though. It's better than the typical event that takes us to a new land in the space of several hours.

"I whole-heatedly agree."

Pretty useful for those who need skinning tips but I' get this weird problem where for some reason, it applies a white background to anywhere I don't draw on the skin basically meaning even if I erase the white it re-appears in game.

So would an Aranha be comparable to Quelaag from the Dark souls series? (Sorry I'm just trying to think how it would look...?) Regardless, sounds interesting. It'd be nice to see paralysis poisons affecting people before they get murdered.

Turk go sing about guy-love.

Character Name: Isaac Kamura Nicknames: N/A Age: Thirty seven Gender: Male Race: Mali Status: Alive Description: His body frame is somewhat slim but toned and strong from wearing armour and weaponry practice. His face is rather angular but subtly round in places. His eyes are a forest-green colour and appear alert most of the time. His skin is fair and a set of well-cut red hair is swept back preventing any locks irritating him in a fight. Height: 5'10" Weight: 196lb Eyes: Forest-green Hair: Red Skin: Fair Markings/Tattoos: None aside from several small scars stationed around his body. Health: Remarkable. He is in his youth. Personality: Quirky yet not exactly charismatic. He takes a fairly light-hearted approach to many situations but when concerned is not afraid to get his 'war face' on. Life Style Alignment*: True Neutral Deity: Alliance/Nation/Home: Job/Class: Former nobility Title(s): Profession(s): Special Skill(s): Highly perceptive, able to play a violin. Flaw(s): Naive, childish at times, emotionally conflicted, fears rational things, somewhat expectant. Struggles to communicate with others as well as show empathy. Magic: Current Status: Arch-type: Sub-Type: Rank: Weakness(es): Strength(s): Current Spell(s): Weaponry Fighting Style: Offensive, Chivalrous. Trained Weapon[s]: Longsword, Pollaxe, Sabre, Broadsword Favored Weapon: Broadsword Archery: Self-taught winch crossbow use but doesn't carry it on him. Biography: Isaac Baelish was born a cousin of House Baelish to a Celestia Whitewater. Least that's the name she chose to go by. He saw very little of his father at a young age who would often return from long durations abroad, only to disappear a couple of days later. Despite his father's short visits and unfriendly nature his mother still spoke of him with praise. Isaac grew up with this, choosing to delve into the arts of music and intellectual pursuits as his mother wanted him too. Yet being his father's son, he soon sought to find his own way and thus left home to study engineering somewhere far from his home. At the age of 15, he took up residence with his Baelish cousins and thus took the name for his own. Eventually the Baelish were married into the Kamura house and thus he did the same. Extended Family: Baelish, Kamura. Artwork: