Green Tiles - Plains, farmlands, etc.
Single tree tiles - Small forests.
Double tree tiles - Thick forests.
Jungle Tiles - Jungles, Swamps, Marshlands, etc.
Yellow Tiles - Desert or Coastline.
Red Tiles with Black Lines - Blood Sea.
Blue Tiles with Black Lines - Ocean/Sea.
Blue Tiles without black lines - Lakes, Ponds, Rivers, Oasis, etc.
Orange Tiles - Dead lands, twisted, corrupt, almost alien.
Yellow rocky tiles - Blighted lands, undead.
White Tiles with checkered pattern - Magical barriers/ancient landmarks.
White Tiles with straight line pattern - Ancient bridge built by the Imperium, separates the (now) Blood Sea from the Ocean.

3-5 Players per mission. Reinforcements can be sent if mission numbers drop below the maximum (5), and NPC's do not count as characters, so bringing along non-combat pets or otherwise should be harmless so long as it's requested beforehand.

Amazonia Imperiia

Description: The Amazons were once, years ago, the first official “colonial” state of the Imperial Realm. Both the Amazons and Imperial forces have been struggling to fight off the Free Holds, which have been pushing further and further westward in an attempt to stave off a potential killing blow by the Goblin Holds and to crush both factions before they can put up any real fight.

The Imperium has requested aid in merging the two nations. They have provided information that the Queen of the Amazons wishes to join with the Imperium for a stronger overall nation, mainly because of the promise that they would be allowed to continue to manager their own affairs and culture unimpeded by Imperial rule.

The Princess of the Amazons, however, has claimed that the Queen is under daemonic influence, and any merger would cause systemic damage to both nations which would allow the Free Holds to win. She is leading a resistance force against the Queen and by extension the Imperium.

Our diplomats have managed to get all three factions at one table within the Amazon jungle, in a tribal village called Do’ken, by the river of blood. Your mission will start there.

Your job is to go in, talk to each side, figure out the best method of resolving the conflict, and then resolve it. While Kouri would prefer siding with the Imperium thanks to already friendly relations, if it turns out that the Queen is under demonic influence, it would be preferable to prevent further spread than honour alliances.

As a show of good faith, Queen Alexandria will accompany the party on this mission. While her protection is desired, the mission should come first.
Type: Conquest, Nation Merger, Diplomacy.
Relations Improved: Amazons-Independent or Imperials-Amazons Merger.
Objectives:
--Primary: Discover if the Queen of the Amazons is under demon influence.
--Primary: Side with either the Princess or the Imperium.
--Primary: Resolve the conflict through diplomacy or violence.
--Secondary: Keep Queen Alexandria alive and well. She is there as a symbol of Renaltan power and camaraderie, her loss would inflict a great blow to the kingdom’s morale.
Number of Players: 3/5.

Sarah’s Request

Description: Sarah Darkhammer, otherwise known as The Abomination’s Wife, one of the most fearsome assassins and oldest living entities... Has come out into the public eye for the first time in several generations... To issue a request to the recently instated Queen’s Blades. This woman’s motives are largely unknown, but having her favour would be a boon towards the survival of the world, and she is known for being a keeper of artifacts that even the Mage’s Guild would kill to have...

Needless to say, Sarah Darkhammer has asked for the aid of Queen’s Blades members to infiltrate an abandoned temple in the Underdark. Apparently, there is an ancient artifact that the Drow desperately want there, which she wants to get first. This artifact holds great religious importance to the Drow and would easily secure their aid if we gifted it to them, though, this might piss off Sarah Darkhammer...
Type: Treasure Hunt!
Relations Improved: Sarah Darkhammer or The Drow.
Objectives:
--Primary: Infiltrate an abandoned temple deep in the Underdark. Sarah Darkhammer will lead you there.
--Primary: Find the ancient artifact, likely located in the main chamber. Sarah Darkhammer may be able to help in this regard, though she’s known for being fickle.
--Primary: Acquire the ancient artifact and either give it to Sarah Darkhammer, or make your way back to a nearby Drow camp and gift it to them instead.
--Secondary: We are aware that a Dwarven excavation party was lost within the depths of the Temple two days ago. If you could find them as well, it may win over some Dwarven support, regardless of who we give the artifact to.
GM: Kadaeux.
Number of Players: 4/5.

First Blow

Description: In a war, the best defence is often the greatest offence. At least, this is the policy of Liveria’s witch hunters, which have discovered a Lich tainted by corruption to the south of the Kingdom of Tuleria. One of the witch hunters has requested Renaltan aid after the loss of her squad attempting to take down the Lich.

Your mission is simple. Enter the blighted lands, find a way into the twisted cathedral which the lich calls home, and destroy the lich. After this is done, recover the lich’s phylactery. We need to know how it is that even the undead could be corrupted, and that phylactery is likely the key.
Type: Search and Destroy, Boss Hunters, Research and Development.
Relations Improved: Kingdom of Liveria, Kingdom of Tuleria.
Objectives:
--Primary: Join up with the witch hunter who requested aid. Her name is Wren Vesper.
--Primary: Infiltrate or storm the twisted cathedral.
--Primary: KILL THE LICH!
--Primary: Recover the lich’s phylactery.
--Secondary: Try to keep Wren Vesper alive. Having a positive voice in the Liverian military would only aid any potential diplomatic actions with them in the future... Witch hunters are also known for repaying debts in times of great need as well.
Number of Players: 5/5.

Royal Blood

Description: With the death of Crown-Prince Xavier’s father and wife, the kingdom has gone into mourning, and the prince has been forced to call in outside aid after failing to resolve the murders himself. He has been known for having a stern no-tolerance policy towards outsiders, which makes this act an incredible desperate one.

The Queen’s Blades have agreed to help find out who murdered the king and the prince’s wife, and why. While violence isn’t expected, due to the nature of the deaths, one should come armed and ready to fight. Leaders and Seducers will be key here, as will Mages and Sneaks. We’re here to resolve a murder investigation, not cause mass hysteria.

With any luck, this will convince Liveria that Renalta is indeed their friend, and not their foe. Failure here may have significant repercussions...

This being said, Spymaster Mikan will accompany you on this mission. She will likely be focused on keeping Xavier calm with her... Friendly... Energetic... Demeanour, but can easily be asked for aid in knicking information or simple advice on how to proceed.
Type: Murder Investigation, Mystery, Diplomacy.
Relations Improved: Kingdom of Liveria.
Objectives:
--Primary: Find all potential suspects, witnesses, and key persons.
--Primary: Recover any and all information discovered by Xavier’s investigations.
--Primary: Find out who the most likely culprit is.
--Primary: Bring them to justice.
--Secondary: Keep Mikan out of harm’s way, though, often, it is known that a pair of legendary assassins watch out for her, so perhaps it would be best to keep an eye on your own backs instead...
----Secondary: The Crown-Prince has a teenage daughter. Keep her out of harms way as well. If she perishes, it may very well lead to a termination of the investigation, and the blame may be placed on the investigators…
Number of Players: 4/5.

Carnival of Chaos

Description: Reports have arisen of a strange man in purple robes claiming to be from the Carnival of Chaos, announcing grand plans involving the village. Normally such reports would be verified by King’s Ranger. We sent one. They went insane and have been screaming about crows eating out their eyes for fourteen straight hours.

Hanus Wolfblood has decided to take on this problem himself, being a vampire he has an easier time against mind tricks. He has, however, decided to take a small detachment of the Queen’s Blades with him, in case assistance is needed.

URGENT UPDATE: Strangely, as Hanus made the request for the Queen’s Blades aid, a letter came in delivered by a crow. Hanus has been invited to the Crystal Lake inn, for a “surprise only befitting of one so glorious as he.” Perhaps it is coincidence, perhaps it is not, either way... Caution is urged.

It should also be noted that Arian village is where most of Queen Alexandria’s family lives. Any threat to the village is a threat to the royalty and must be eliminated.
Type: Terrorism, Demon Infiltration.
Relations Improved: People of Renalta, World View of Renaltan Security.
Objectives:
--Primary: Find out what is going on in Arian Village.
--Primary: Keep Hanus Wolfblood alive.
GM: Kadaeux.
Number of Players: ?/5. (tbd)

Cease Fire

Description: The Templar Order and Rheinfeld Republic have come to a stand still in their conflict over which movement has more legitimacy. Taigyn, unable to produce siege machines without the Republic’s forests, and the Republic, unable to make a move on the capital without the aid of trained battalions, have decided to attempt to forge an agreement that will satisfy both parties long enough to remove the Papacy.

In this, they have requested neutral arbitrators. The Queen’s Blades, naturally, have been dispatched.

Success here may mean a much quicker end to the civil war in Rheinfeld, which in turn would free up the armies of the Templar and Republic for the ends of the greater good of the world.

It has been noted that elements within both the Order and Republic are against a cease fire, and the Papacy may also attempt to interfere. Keep your eyes open.

Sisera, royal adviser and close friend of Queen Kouri, has been sent to aid in the negotiations. A potent smoke mage, he can hold his own, but is old and frail from intense angelic-based torture. His loss would be a blow to the royalty’s credibility.
Type: Peace Agreement: Nations, Alliance Building.
Relations Improved: The Templar Order (Rheinfeld), Rheinfeld Republic.
Objectives:
--Primary: Secure a cease fire agreement between the Rheinfeld Republic and Templar Order.
--Primary: Attempt to discover any dissidents between the Templar Order or Rheinfeld Republic’s emissaries and guards. Prevent them from acting out any plans against Taigyn or Alida Spiegel.
--Primary: Kill or knock out any Papacy agents that attempt to interfere.
--Secondary: Keep Sisera alive. This is especially pertinent during negotiations. If he dies before the negotiations end, chances are good that the cease fire will dissolve unless a player character can convince the two factions otherwise and take Sisera’s place.
GM: Tempest.
Number of Players: 3/5.

Here Cometh The Wolves

Description: A string of brutal murders has gone on unabaited in the Kingdom of Tuleria. While it would normally be handled by local authorities, there are hints that the murders are the work of either lycanthropes or lizard men. Perhaps both. As well, the targets have always been close friends or advisers of Janelle and General Varro. If something isn’t done to curb this soon, the underlying, tense racism against the lizard men will erupt into violence and plunge this kingdom into an incredible violent xenocide.

That being said, Janelle and General Varro have both put aside their infighting temporarily to request for international aid. The Queen’s Blades are, of course, happy to oblige in preventing xenocide.
Type: Murder Investigation, Political Intrigue, Alliance Building.
Relations Improved: Kingdom of Tuleria, Magi Tower, General Varro.
Objectives:
--Primary: Discover who the murderer(er)s are by following any clues and leads found.
--Primary: Stop them by any means necessary!
--Secondary: General Varro has been known to be unstable. If possible, attempt to find out what could be causing the instability in your investigations.
GM: Tempest.
Number of Players: ?/5 (tbd)

The Hunt for Diana

Description: Diana is one of the last three remaining pure bloods. Of the three remaining, she is perhaps the only one that could be loosely called sane. There have been reports of her resurfacing in the Free Holds in Southblood, where her isolationist ways have strangely ended and she has started a small congregation of her own kind, almost like a religious organization.

Diana was once a guard in Renalta, over one thousand years ago. She protected Queen Kouri, but was eventually banished due to the potential threat she could have brought from the other two pure bloods by being present in the personal guard of the princess... Perhaps we can call upon old loyalties, and bring her back to protect the kingdom, and work with the Queen’s Blades. Queen Kouri has given a personal article that may aid in stirring old feelings.
Type: Legendary Character recruitment.
Relations Improved: Overall Queen’s Blades power, perception of the Queen’s Blades in the eyes of the world.
Objectives:
--Primary: Recruit Diana and her congregation into the Queen’s Blades.
--Primary: Try to discover why she has chosen to leave isolationism in the Free Holds, and not in a nation that would be safer for her kind.
--Secondary: Gift the locket unopened to Diana, as per Queen Kouri’s explicit instructions. This may aid in the recruitment process.
--Secondary: Prevent any of Liveria’s witch hunters or Rheinfeld’s crusaders from finding her. They are both factions dedicated to eradicating supernatural threats, like Diana, and while valuable allies, if it comes to blows, it may damage relations with these factions.
Number of Players: ??? (Mission may be scrapped!)

Kingdom of Renalta: The Kingdom of Renalta was restored by Queen Kouri ten years ago, prior to this, it was a series of villages and towns that mainly kept to themselves. This Kingdom is perhaps the most idyllic in belief and in practice, with the concerns of the people often directly addressed by the royalty themselves, a great deal of emphasis is placed upon keeping the commoner fed, clothed, and housed, with ample opportunities for work at every corner. Often times the royalty themselves can be seen, sometimes even without bodyguards, walking the streets like any regular commoner. This has earned them the reputation of being both trustworthy and zealously adored by the majority of the people.

The culture of Renalta is openly tolerant, though there is still some underlying dislike of the now banished gods whom punitively destroyed the kingdom one thousand years ago. Their military is zealous and loyal, but untested in real warfare and relatively small in comparison to the other major world powers. Religiously, they tend to scatter across several religions. Racially, they tend to be the most diverse nation, though this sometimes causes friction between two immigrants whose homeland kingdoms are at war.

In general, most of the land is farmland, rolling grassy hills, hamlets, and rivers, with foothills and mountains to the north, and forests to the west and south. East they have a direct border with Liveria, which has little in the way of trade due to the sometimes tense relations between the two kingdoms. Renalta is the only significantly populated city, but it is one of the most populated on the planet, easily spanning several kilometers in every direction and boasting large, open streets for trade with open, welcoming architecture. The recent population explosion from refugees is making even this city however a little crowded.

Kingdom of Liveria: Liveria is a single city-state with self-sustaining farmlands. They are isolationist in nature and their ruler, Crown-Prince Xavier, rejected the idea of folding into the greater Renaltan kingdom due to conflicting ideologies. Where Liveria wants to be left alone, Renalta wants to swing open its doors. This has led to some friction between the two kingdoms at points, with Liveria claiming total control over the only coastline Renalta could feasible use.

Liveria is small but determined, and their people tend to be either commoners who work for the rich, or the rich who pay tariffs and taxes to the royalty, whom in turn use said taxes and tariffs to ensure their isolationism remains intact.

Unlike Renalta’s open city architecture, Liveria as a city holds are more gothic architecture, with stone gargoyles and dark stone used in construction one could almost be forgiven for confusing the keep for a citadel of engineering genius. Almost.

Kingdom of Rheinfeld: A once united nation now fractured in civil war, Rheinfeld holds to a germanic culture and is highly religiously charged. To call Rheinfeld a religious state would be to do a disservice: Nay, it is not religious merely in government, it is religious in its language, religious in its stature, religious even in its wars and how it holds to simple social gatherings. Grand cathedrals of great beauty dot the landscape, in every town there is a church, in every family a crusader or a priest.

The Papacy represented the four hundred year old government of the state, ever in contact with the Gods it lost its right to rule with the banishment of the Gods ten years ago. With the Templar Order and Rheinfeld Republic both nipping at its heels, the Papacy has surrounded itself with mercenaries and commoners still loyal to its cause. Pope Irvine the IV is rarely seen by his own people, though, which sometimes causes dissention among the ranks.

The Templar Order is the religious military wing of the government that declared the Papacy’s right to rule defunct and void. They have by and far the best trained men for combat, and women for priesthood, though they lack the siege machines necessary to truly besiege the Papacy, and don’t have access to the lumber necessary to construct it thanks to the Republic. Currently they are led by Taigyn, a member of Kouri’s companions who banished the Gods ten years ago. Middle aged but still quite fierce in battle, this one eyed man is highly respected by most of his peers, save for his second in command, Davian, whom questions his every motive.

The Rheinfeld Republic is by and far the most idealistic though weakest of the three splinter factions. Primarily made up of commoners and young ex-crusaders, they hope to form a government that represents the typically repressed commoners, inspired to take it a step further than what reports of the idyllic lives of commoners in Renalta presently have. Their leadership is chaotic, but most agree that Alida Spiegal, the child of two immigrants from distant lands and herself an ex-templar, inspires the most faith and wields the most leadership out of all those who attempt to lead the Rheinfeld Republic.

Kingdom of Tuleria: The Kingdom of Tuleria is ruled by a triad council, and holds a merchant’s culture above most other concepts. They are the masters of trade now that the Free Holds is under attack from multiple angles and tend to stay out of the world’s affairs, save where their own survival is involved. Presently, one of the three leaders of the triad council has gone insane with power, and is attempting to overthrow the other two at Barracks Varro.

The landscape can be summarized as swamps and desert. While they are a trader’s nation, this was at first by necessity: They had no farmlands to speak of, and thus had to import food. They began to export speciality goods, and soon enough the “little sister friendly not-slaver culture” to the Free Holds was born. Notable, lizardmen rank as one of the highest demographics population-wise.

This nation also holds a proud naval tradition, and claims the most powerful fleet in the world. They also tend to be one of the only nations that trades with distant lands, thanks to their natural presence on the ocean, though contact with such peoples is extremely limited.

The Free Holds: The Free Holds is arguable the oldest nation still around, and is arguable hardly a nation at all. They are a series of city-states that hold to two creeds: That they shall only fight others when their own overall independence is threatened, and to keep trade as open as is possible. Infamously, they even deal in the slave trade, and monopolize the market at every opportunity. They have the most ingenius military save perhaps for the Goblin Holds, and boast the widest range of the finest assassins, mercenaries, and... “Physical Entertainers”...

The entirety of their territory is desert, save for the northern front, which is a frozen wasteland cut off by a magical barrier that has not been penetrated in thousands of years. Not that they much care, for profit is the single reason this nation is united and exists for.

Leadership is left to each hold’s currently reigning warlord to decide. Again, infamous, the laws of one hold can change overnight with the warlord’s sudden and unsurprising death. Followed up with the next one... And the next one... Some holds even place bets about how long the currently reigning warlord will live. After all, anything in the name of profit.

The city architecture and overall culture is a mix-mash, with a dominant Arabic culture present, though hints of Latin can be seen in some of the oldest holds.

The Goblin Holds: These are the Free Holds liberated over the last ten years by the Goblin Revolt led by Emperor Xixis Madheart, a shaman with a terrible powerful spell tome capable of rendering entire garrisons obsolete. The goblins have outlawed slavery, and work with other typically slave-races of the Free Holds, such as other humans and orcs.

The goblin hold is known for some of the most ingenius and unorthodox strategies ever created, partially thanks to Xixis, and partially thanks to his main military adviser, an orc named Nash Skullbringer. They even managed to tame massive sand worms known as ‘Asimov Worms’, and goblins ride them underneath the ground only to burst above ground and swallow several mercenaries whole before diving back into the sand.

Overall, they’ve finally gotten the attention of the entirety of the Free Holds, whom have made it their civic mandate to retake their holds, though neither side is making any significant steps forward after the recent taking and subsequent sacking of a now unnamed hold.

The Imperium: Ten thousand years ago, there was an Imperium that reigned over what is now the Amazons, Free Holds, Goblin Holds, and Tuleria. This Imperium was destroyed, and for ten thousand years a sliver of it remained hidden in a cavern system and maintained by a lich known as Maurie Merryweather. Kouri and her allies discovered them and aided in helping the lich bring back one hundred thousand souls to life by banishing the gods to ensure that they would not be immediately slain for the act of bringing so many back to life.

The Imperium now is a revived incarnation of its ten thousand year old ancestor. They fled the Free Holds and arrived in a heavily forested area, long ago abandoned thanks to whispers of evil from Rheinfeld priests. Undaunted, they set about clearing the forests and building their towns and cities, with Animus becoming the capital, and finding no evil creatures.

Their attempts at retaking their old homeland from the Free Holds were only initially successful. Surprising the Free Holds with their impressive one on one combat skills and formation-based tactics, they took one of the holds and renamed it to the West Hold Colonia--their foothold into their own homelands. They lost said Colonia shortly after as mercenaries and others used magic-based tactics, something the Imperium is not familiar with in the slightest, to decimate their legions and force a retreat.

The government of the Imperium can be summarized as a republican democracy with now Empress Maurie directing the military forces. Their nation, whilst struggling to remain populated, does inspire some fervour for their lucid dream of reuniting the world under civilization, order, and equality. Their architecture is grand and majestic, though not always tactically sound it does inspire their people.

The Underdark: A realm hidden underneath the world known as the Underdark, it is accessible through mostly mountainous areas. It leads miles into the ground, leading to the Drow, the Dwarves, and even Mindflayers. This land is entirely unmapped due to its chaotic and ever-changing nature; a tunnel that was there a week ago may no longer exist now. Most supernatural creatures hide within its depths as well, safe from the overworld thanks to the Drow’s inability to care that they exist, and the Dwarves mostly congregating near the surface.

The Drow live in a couple of large cities, where they sell indentured slaves, and have a primarily matriarchal government though men are not entirely excluded from power. Their architecture and general appearance often glorifies spiders and other arachnids, and they are infamous schemers and backstabbers, though few know the underground passages quite like they do, for even with its chaotic nature they know how to navigate it.

The Dwarves, on the other hand, live in great cities of iron and timber, and focus on living within mountains as natural fortresses. They are known as an eccentric people who have a love of all things rare and antique, and are often compared to the world’s greatest collective of librarians and collectors. They are also one of the only races whom speak and sometimes trade with the ever enigmatic Mechanists.

As for the Mechanists? They are a highly reclusive race of technological masterminds, responsible for introducing the world to black powder and firearms and are the sole producer of such technological marvels, for attempts to replicate them otherwise are mysteriously ineffective. Mechanist towns or cities are unknown, as nobody has ever seen them save the Mechanists, whom only rarely leave such places.

Be cool like Fonz!

No adult-level content explicitly stated--this is a role play, not a sex shop. That being said, you can still hint at your characters being adults, having romantic or sexual inclinations, or otherwise. Simply black screen any scenes that contain obvious sequences of sexual contact and things should be just fine. Simple rule of thumb: If it can appear in a PG-13 film, it can work here. If it can’t, you may be stepping over the line.

I have no rules about blood and gore. Go insane on the grim details.

No auto-hitting, godmoding, or metagaming.

To start with, we’ll have one character per player allowed. More will be allowed later as the RP goes on and players with high leadership/seduction scores start recruiting followers and earning favours.

Have fun!

Corruption as used in this role play means more than just political or personal corruption. Demonic corruption is a literal poisoning of a character’s heart, mind, and soul, slowly draining them of their willpower and individualism until they become empty, obedient shells of their former selves. This kind of corruption can vary in several forms, ranging from magic, to succubi, to poison, and more. A character who becomes fully corrupt is treated as having been killed in action, regardless of whether they are good or evil--avoid being inflicted with corruption where possible!

Note, that NPC’s over time can also be afflicted with corruption and eventually lost to it.

This does use a dice system with all the stats and traits. Don’t worry about keeping track of the numbers, the GM’s will do that.

The Timeline: There are four major eras to keep in mind, though the third and fourth eras tend to be the only relevant ones for this present time, the other two can come up from time to time.

The first era began at the beginning of time and ended ten thousand years ago. It is marked with a sparsely populated world, and incredible powerful monsters, creatures, and people of legend, including Malaki Duralus, Sarah Darkhammer, Amanda the Archmage, and others. One vast empire known as the Imperium held control over what is now the Free Holds, Amazonian Jungle, Tuleria, and the Blood Sea, as well as lands to the north now locked away behind Time’s Veil. The first era ended when Amanda the Archmage brought the last Well of Power to life. This also marks the fall of the Imperium.

The second era is marked as a notable dark age of history. The few attempts at new empires to replace the fallen Imperium failed, their leaders constantly assassinated and taken down by Sarah Darkhammer and Malaki Duralus, as well as by a few others who perished as history went on. The second era is known mainly for a large burst in mortal populations, and the massive decline of supernatural creatures and monsters in comparison. The second era ended with the fall of Kingdom of Renalta to the wrath of the Gods, one thousand and ten years ago.

The third era began roughly one thousand years ago. It is known for a period where a mixture of tyrannical and benevolent gods ruled the world, hellbent on controlling the mortals that worshipped them in order to retain their own power, and protecting them from their own naivety. It ended when Queen Kouri, awoke from an ancient, magically induced stasis. Still a princess at the time she gathered those few willing to brave the journey, and banished the Gods from the mortal realm.

The fourth era began with the reconstruction of the Kingdom of Renalta, aided by magic and open arms many raced to a kingdom whose main features included most prominently tolerance and even a measure of respect for the commoner. We live in the fourth era, and depending on the choices of a select few once again, it will decide whether this era will see an ending in chaos and massacre, or unity and friendship...

--???, Unknown Author.

Vampires & Pure Bloods: In the first era, vampires were monsters that marauded townsfolk with superhuman powers the likes of which took entire squads of professionally trained hunters to take down. Seeing as how the population during that time was limited and the Imperium’s forces were stretched thin fighting a burgeoning Gault and keeping peace over its own realms, it couldn’t spare anything to stop them. Then, the pure bloods appeared.

All in all, six mortals took down a vampire and instead of immediately burning it, found a way to take in its powers as their own. They became the first infection-based vampires, known as pure bloods, each with their own set of powers that gradually evolved over time based on what they did. Among them was the infamous Malaki Duralus, whom at the time didn’t have much of a reputation. Together the six destroyed nearly every monstrous vampire with the intent to forge their own realms within the Imperium until a great cataclysm utterly shattered the world of mortals, and the Imperium.

For the next two eras, vampires were fairly quiet, keeping to themselves unless being hunted by especially xenophobic members of the Templar Order in Rheinfeld. What is known is that one fell to such hunters under the command of Malaki’s father, Granis Darkhammer, and two more were slain by Malaki himself. Diana opted to hide within the upper echelons of society, and Garroth chose to flee far to the south in lands shrouded by mystery, now known as the Kingdom of Dreams, to surround himself with an army of undead.

As for Malaki, well, he set to occasionally overthrowing burgeoning empires for a few thousand years, and then with the reappearance of his undead sister, mostly vanished from the public’s view. What it is he does now is entirely unknown.

Vampires themselves are universally identifiable with their silver eyes, though some use magic to hide this trait. Their fangs can retract which, unless closely examined, makes it difficult to tell whether they are or are not vampires. Furthermore, Diana’s brood in particular, tend to merge well in the upper echelons of society and gain favour with others.

If I can give one piece of advice, it would be to not trust vampires. Even me. For in our most desperate state we forget who we are and revert to the monsters from whence we came.

--Hanus Wolfslayer, General of Renalta.

Magic 101: The history of magic starts in the first era, ten thousand years ago, when the then-apprentice Amanda – myself – was living within the first Imperium, attempted to ignite five hidden, and now ethereal, Wells of Power located across the world. I succeeded, and magic flooded the world, both to the great horror and wonder of all the mortal races that lived within it... It has been this way ever since.

It was quickly discovered that there were a few curtails to magic that prevented mages from dominating the world. The first is that the more powerful the spell is, the longer it takes to cast. Even wildly experienced mages who have spent their entire lives perfecting the craft find their most powerful spells still take them time to prepare and cast. Another discovery is that mages can be detected by other mages: The more powerful the mage, the larger the radius in which they can be detected, even by other, lesser mages whose presence cannot be felt by the more powerful mage.

An additional discovery was made, much to the joking humour of halfwit children everywhere, that mages whom attempt to cast a spell that would be, say, apocalyptic in origin, often... Explode. The more magic a mage attempts to wield, the more difficult it becomes to contain. When a mage can no longer contain the magic required to cast the spell, well... The mage and sometimes half a city block will simply cease to exist.

Along with those facts, certain things are barred even from magical influence, and attempts to the contrary have always ended poorly. Chronomancy, power over time, has always resulted in horrifying, painful death for mages whom have experimented with it. Shapeshifting also seems to be out of magical bounds and is exclusively a racial trait, and that being said, teleportation tends to induce motion sickness in users at short range, and several seconds of debilitating disorientation at long range. It is also nearly impossible to “combat cast” teleportation spells.

Furthermore, anti-magic and supernatural elements can combat and dispel, or even outright ignore, magic as a whole. This is especially prevalent in the religiously charged Kingdom of Rheinfeld, whom barely tolerate the existence of mages and distrust them to an extreme, and sometimes genocidal, degree.

The rule of thumb, thus, is this: The simpler the magical spell is, the more likely it is to succeed, and the quicker it will occur. Only experience out in the field will tell a mage what they can and cannot achieve, and many find out the hard way what happens when they fail...

--Amanda the Archmage.

Kingdom of Renalta

History

Death and Rebirth of Renalta: During the end of the second era and the beginning of the third, the kingdom of Renalta spanned both the current kingdom's borders and the Kingdom of Liveria. They were a people united a common desire for freedom and protection from those whom would take it from them. Many races inhabited the lands, though the royalty was at times suspiciously human-dominated. Their rule was generally benevolent, though not always, and ended when princess Kouri rejected a marriage proposal from a newly inducted Archangel. The archangel, young and infuriated, gave the gods the last piece of "evidence" they needed to condemn the kingdom, which had already been a little too rebellious for their comfort.

When the kingdom fell and the capital was destroyed, those few remaining with distant royal ancestry went into hiding. Most were ferreted out and slaughtered, though a select few survived, and most remain in hiding to this day. The King's Rangers' few survivors, ever watchful, made certain to keep an eye over Kouri's resting place, making sure that not a soul would disturb it. They did what they could to aid the devastated towns and villages, but alas, there was little that could be done without jeopardizing their own safety and with it, the last remnants of the kingdom.

During the vast majority of the third era, the Renaltan villages had to contend with assaults from Rheinfelder crusaders looking to destroy witches and heretics, orc raiding bands, bandits attempting to hold villages under their "realm", and more. As some villages grew into townships, they formed a loose confederation, with towns and villages riding out to provide relief efforts and militia reinforcement wherever possible, though it was often not in time, as messengers were often targets to prevent warnings and pleas for help from getting through to the rest of the confederated towns.

During this time, the easternmost towns were most heavily affected by piracy along the coast and orcish marauders from the mountains. As they began to lose faith and seclude themselves from the confederated towns, they were harassed less. Likely a scheme to divide and conquer, but alas, it worked as the eastern half of Renalta--its entire coastline--formed a schism state and began to adopt a culture of isolationism and strength in solitude.

Just as things seemed at their most hopeless, the gods were banished, and the third era ended, giving way to the fourth era. Kouri returned as legends said she would, legends propagated by the King's Rangers and kept alive by the patriotic and fervent dreamers. Using magic, her now legendary reputation, and the King's Rangers, she recreated the capital city in all of its splendor. Towns' mayors whom also doubled as lords, formed the backbone of the aristocracy, trading in political power for financial power and political security.

Still, as this happened, the lands known as the Kingdom of Liveria refused to fold and rejoin, their culture now too disparate from Renalta's to be considered the same state.

How things shall go from here, is entirely unknown.

--Scholar Vie, member of Renalta's Aristocracy, lord of Arian Village.

Kingdom of Liveria

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Kingdom of Rheinfeld

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Kingdom of Tuleria

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The Free Holds

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The Goblin Holds

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The Amazons

Culture

Matriarchs: Where most societies are either gender neutral or male-dominated, this civilization has traditionally been ruled by women. Each tribe has a head mistress, and in turn each of these report to the royalty of the Amazons during times of conflict or desperation. Of note: Where most societies determine royalty purely by heredity means, the Amazonian Matriarchy determines it both through hereditary means and mastery of the art of passion. Passion in this case referring to any strong emotional act: War, artistry, lovemaking, and more. Thus, someone can "earn" their way into royalty through sufficient skill and emotional display.

Men in this society, whilst not entirely a secondary citizen group, tend to the more passive and submissive roles in society, such as basket-weaving and knitting, child care, and more. While warrior men are not entirely unheard of they're a definite rarity, as the Amazons tend to look down on them as being unreliable for long-term familial bonds.

Passionate People: There is nothing more important to this society than seeing passionate emotions in others. Whilst they respect power and discipline, passion is what they live and die for. Passion as defined by them is putting great emotional investment and pride into one’s works. If there is a blemish in a piece of artwork, they repair it. If there is a flaw in a fighting technique, it must be remedied. There is no such thing as “good enough” to these people, there is always room for improvement.

The more emotionally stirring the act is, the more likely it is to be labeled as a passionate act.

Names: There are no family names in this society. Just a person’s chosen profession and a first name. Examples include Queen Moira, or Hunter Lyra.

The Imperium

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The Underdark

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Alhvaharyis. Author: Sathanas Rex.

Kasim Amibilus. Author: Jorick.

Rayvon Krayvitch. Author: Tempest.

Esyllt Boudica. Author: Kestrel.

Erasmus. Author: Kangaroo.

Aneura Shivan. Author: Asuras.

Eins Nimgrud. Author: GreenGoat.

Laenaia Erltana. Author: Alphakoka.

Kraith. Author: Kadaeux.

Lothar Wolff. Author: Heyitsjiwon.

Andrea Llolth'Allin. Author: Andrea.

Naream Baenre. Author: Sarzu.

Saul. Author: Slade.

Traxilus Fremuliaun. Author: Icarus.

Jellial, the Wind. Author: LimeyPanda.

Thailen Vicarris. Author: Herzinth.

Draza Zorya. Author: Elendra.

Ceann. Author: Selvi.

Alexander Lyre. Author: Desert Zephyr.

Cristoff Whitemarch. Author: Tan S Link.

Auric. Author: Maxim.

Rayne Walker. Author: PCSutfin.

Maher Adonai. Author: Gat.

Nadira Adonai. Author: Genais.

Ethyssa Abhorsen. Author: Brand.

D.H. Author: Raen Elvarasi.

Mathew. Author: Alex.

Note: Inactives tend to be turned into NPC's or killed off after a while.

Erwin Schwarz. Author: Heisenberg.

Garren "The Imperial Lion" Halthar. Author: Azathoth.

Tromund ‘Trom’ Five-blade. Author: Commander Kalic.

Gahrul the Tower. Author: Hank. Note: (Puppet-status)

James Schatten. Author: Heisenberg.

Seraphina Whiteblossom. Author: Esper.

Count Richelieu (Edmond Daring). Author: Athos.

Hector Thanos. Author: Teancum.

Jason Drake. Author: Aerandir.

Renaldo Ysattara. Author: Griever. Death: Riddled with arrows.

Tristan Whitemarch. Author: Pseudonym. Death: Did not buy defusal kit. Terrorists win.

Lets just see how many lives our wonderful player characters end up destroying or failing to save. Horrible.

None yet? Fantastic!

Tempest: For being an amazing friend who has kept me... Somewhat sane all these years. You are my best friend... And words cannot express the roller-coaster of a life we have been through together. I’m glad you made it to the other side of the raging rapids with me.
Played As: Elsha Raines (K.I.A.), Brent Basset (K.I.A.), Alexandria Sumera Nabecasar (Queen of Renalta), Taigyn (Leader of the Templar Order), Paige (Only Tempest will know her fate), Aedil Brand (Mage's Guild member).
Created: The Kingdom of Tuleria, including all of its culture and characters.
Is a Co-GM of LoR 2!

Kadaeux: For always being the rival I needed to constantly compare myself to, and constantly attempt to best in friendly jests... Without you I don’t think LoR would have been quite the same.
Played As: Xixis Madheart (Emperor of Goblin Holds), Zix & Xiz (Both K.I.A.), Breakre (K.I.A.), Gatheron (K.I.A... Hilariously so. )
Is a Co-GM of LoR 2!

Andi: Again, for being a great friend, and those slut sisters really did bring in a whole new angle... Cough. In all seriousness though, you went out of your way to have your characters save a sixteen year old girl and give her hope in the world. You’re beyond admirable.
Played As: Jamiahl (Legendary Assassin), Salini (Legendary Assassin), Mesharra (K.I.A.)

Gat: What can I say man? I’d be hard pressed to say anything foul about you considering your immense patience and unorthodox ideas gave everyone a few smiles and lasting memories.
Played As: A forgettable lizard (Ha!), Os’Falan (Renaltan Court Bard)

Slade: Again, a good friend... It seems I am surrounded by them.
Played As: Sisera (Renaltan Clamaint, Royal Adviser), Insane Creativity (seriously never stop being creative.)

Sarzum: You and your Drow always had me guessing. Always had me wondering when the knife would come out. You pretty much embodied what the lightness towards morbidity was all about with the Drow... Again. Irreplaceable, just as all the others on this list are.
Played As: Harrad (K.I.A.), Naream (Apprentice Necromancer), Shade (Unknown Fate).

Orion (AKA: Icarus): You were with me in the original LoR. You were with me in its remake. You were with me when I was sick, when I was injured, when I was in pain, even when I hated myself, you were there, ready to role play, ready to go on epic adventures, even as Dean took Godsplitter, your first act was to look at me and ask for your next duty.

You are quite probably the most loyal role player I have ever met in the 10+ years I have been role playing, you glorious son of a bitch.
Played As: Dean (Legendary Warrior).

Genais: You joined in and despite the several times where I had a hard time trying to coordinate posts with you, you stuck through. Even when the RP had a couple month-long hiatuses you stuck through, and you provided great interactions with Teila and her demon. The RP would not have been the same without you, and the fact that I forgot to add you to the special thanks is a shameful display on my part.
Played As: Teila (Mentor), "The Cripple" (K.I.A.)

Image borrowed from showmeyourmoves on deviantart.

Kingdom of Liveria: Liveria is a single city-state with self-sustaining farmlands. They are isolationist in nature and their ruler, Crown-Prince Xavier, rejected the idea of folding into the greater Renaltan kingdom due to conflicting ideologies. Where Liveria wants to be left alone, Renalta wants to swing open its doors. This has led to some friction between the two kingdoms at points, with Liveria claiming total control over the only coastline Renalta could feasible use.

Liveria is small but determined, and their people tend to be either commoners who work for the rich, or the rich who pay tariffs and taxes to the royalty, whom in turn use said taxes and tariffs to ensure their isolationism remains intact.

Unlike Renalta’s open city architecture, Liveria as a city holds are more gothic architecture, with stone gargoyles and dark stone used in construction one could almost be forgiven for confusing the keep for a citadel of engineering genius. Almost.

Biographical Section

Name: Erasmus
Age: 34
Race: Human
Sex: Male
Appearance: A lithe and wiry man, he stands at a mere 5’8 putting him somewhat smaller than the majority of people he comes across. His skin tone is rather tanned, browned from a lifetime in the harsh elements of the world . His eyes are a dark grey colour, seeming lifeless at times due to the lack of anything bright or distinctive. The face is gaunt, seemingly drawn against the sharp features of his face; the protruding cheekbones, the hawklike nose, the thin ears and thin lips that are the same colour as his skin. His hair is kept very short, a close cropped sprawl of blonde hair is plastered across his skull. He is generally clad in a helm-less light grey leather armour, a black cape and a grey traveling cloak when traversing the land.

Homeland: Kingdom of Rheinfeld

History:

Born into a moderately successful merchant family as a third son, Erasmus was always going to have little in the way in his life in terms of future prospects. His two elder brothers were always going to inherit the majority of their father’s money and demand his father’s attention whilst his younger sister would draw his mother’s. Nevertheless he was in a loving, close family that kept food on the table and clean beds to sleep on so he wasn’t going to have a rough life either. His early years consisted of playing with his family, competing with his older brother; whilst mainly losing and driving his younger sister crazy. It was a happy and peaceful life.

There were childhood dreams of glory and heroics, the childhood games of might and magic but they were only that; the truth was they were merchant’s sons and they’d go on to become merchants. Yet Fate is an unpredictable mistress and she played her hand when a company of Templars rode through the town, hunting down heretics and burning them at the stake. It was then that the boy’s innate potential was noticed. Even at such a young age there was still a hint of nothingness around the boy’s aura; enough to cause the anti-mage of the group demand to find the source. When they worked out it was him, they offered what seemed to be the opportunity of a lifetime to the boy, a chance to become a Templar Knight and carve his own legend.

Whilst his parents were uneasy with the decision, sending their little boy away at a young age seemed like a cruel and harsh thing; after all can anyone raise a child better than their own parents? In the end with much pleading from the boy and a very persuasive Templar captain, the boy rode away with the band of soldiers and onto a new future. When he arrived at the chapter house, the bustle of the soldiers and military might amazed the boy; this was the stuff that stories were made of yet here was living in it. He still managed to notice the way that seemingly everyone in the camp stared at him; everyone wanted to know just what this little irregularity was.

He was soon shuffled on to an academy that was tailored to develop the anti-mage’s for the Templars, it had been worked out that in order to train the best anti-mages for the order, the younger they started the better they would be. They were trained to suppress and halt spells, how to manipulate the threads of magic so that they could protect the people around them and finally trained it melee combat; they were still expected to be able to fight as a Templar Knight. Whilst they’d never be normal knights nor in command of the patrols they still had a great potential within the order.

By the time they had reached their sixteenth summer the cadets were sent out to various chapter houses and to fight in the name of their gods. Erasmus was sent to a frontier outpost, being one of the most capable cadets with much expected of him and a great deal of danger ahead. The vicious Crusades tempered him and taught him a great deal more than the academy ever did yet the flow of enemies never stopped. There was always more heretics, rogue mages and bandits to hunt and kill yet his specialty was always rogue mages. On more than one occasion they’d purged a castle of mages without taking a single casualty, using groups of anti-mages to suppress any chance of magic being thrown around.

Once a chapter house settled down, he was sent off to another in grave danger, to fight a new set of enemies and all the while losing comrades and friends in the endless war. To any soul who didn’t enjoy the endless death, it began to take a toll; there was always innocents slaughtered by both sides and questionable battlefield executions. But it was the will of the gods.Then some twelve years ago it all changed for Erasmus; he became something more than just an anti-mage. Something changed within him when they fought a large battle near a Well of Power, being that close to a source of magic and actively trying to suppress the rampant magic, some sort of reaction occurred and he was drawn into the mysterious object, feeling as if he was falling for years before blacking out.

When he woke up, he was in a bed in the Templar camp with his abilities mutated so far that even the anti-mages of the Order found themselves unable to cast their magic in his presence. He became an object of fascination; he spent less time on the front lines and more time at various academies, libraries and castles; discovering the full extent of his power and unsuccessfully trying to replicate it. He became a specialist soldier, used in only the most pressing occasions, they gave him a Silver and Onyx pendant of notable power, a relic of their order which would resist the effects of any magic which manage to pierce his own abilities. The next two years passed this way, being trained and studied like some laboratory experiment and vaery, very rarely getting out of the castle he was being 'accommodated' in.

Then the unthinkable happened; the gods were banished, the Kingdom of Rheinfeld fell into civil war and suddenly the Templars needed every man they could get their hands on. Erasmus returned to the frontlines but it was different now; suddenly they were a godless people fighting their former comrades and friends. Their land was shattered by the conflict; the men moreso. The last shocking revelation was the callous disregard for anti-mages now; they were fighting a battle against enemies who spurned magic so what was the need for men capable of suppressing it?

He very quickly tired of the servitude, the new Crusades and left to become a mercenary, he decided to travel the land; pay his way with his blade and skillset, to discover the world before retiring back to his merchant family with whom his career gold was banked with.

After 8 years of endless traveling, the occasional fighting and a sizable amount of gold obtained from the exorbitant prices a good Anti-Mage could charge the rich folk of the world he was just about ready to return home until the word of demons returning to the world came to his ears and that childhood spirit within him stirred demanding adventure and glory.

Motivation:
To purge the unholy demons from the land, as a chance to settle the land and maybe even bring peace back to him homeland, all the while gathering glory and prestige for himself; maybe even have a tale told about him or an epic sung in remembrance of his glorious and everlasting deeds.

Traits

Strength: 4/10
Agility: 4/10
Charisma: 1/10
Magical Endurance: 5/10

Fighter: 6/10
--One-Handed, Slashing
--Sheild, Medium
--Skill Set 3 (Unlocked at: 7 points.)
--Skill Set 4 (Unlocked at: 10 points.)
Sniper: 0/10
--Skill Set 1 (Unlocked at: 1 point.)
--Skill Set 2 (Unlocked at: 4 points.)
--Skill Set 3 (Unlocked at: 7 points.)
--Skill Set 4 (Unlocked at: 10 points.)
Leader: 0/10
Seducer: 0/10
Sneak: 0/10
Mage: 4/10
--All magic disallowed by build.

Experience Traits
--Catch
--Crusader

Conditions
--You Lucky Bastard.
--Unbreakable Faith.
--Soulshard (Magic Resistant Pendant).

Unique
--Magical Black Hole:
Your very existence is a counterweight to the Wells of Power, you are a by-product of their rampant presence in the land. Supernatural beings fear your very presence, mages find themselves straining to cast spells as their connection to the Wells of Power are far weaker, any spells actually cast and even being around makes anyone magically trained feel uncomfortable. Needless to say, you won’t have mages buying you drinks at the bar anytime soon.

Personal Section

Romance: If you feel like it.
Play style: A nice mix of it all would just be perfect :)
Does the Kouri Plushie exist?: Unless you're playing some evil game of find the text and it's hidden, I don't believe you remembered to put your password..

Signature: Kangaroo, however I do not pledge my soul to Brovo or his evil plans.

Jason's family can trace its heritage back to the Old Kingdom of Renaltia. 1000 years before the Drake family was once a well respected one. Who served the Kings of Renaltia faithfully since the kingdom was founded. During the time when the Gods attacked one of his ancestors died protecting the king as a body guard. The son of that knight knowing the kingdom was losses, threw down his knighthood and took his families fortune and made it into a thriving business.
He was born in the land that would later become the northern part of the Kingdom of Renaltia near the Templar order, the same land his ancestors owned in the old days. His families happiness short lived though when he was five his mother died during a winter giving birth to a younger sister. But she also perished that winter due to a sickness she caught. Leaving Jason to be alone with his father, a kind and generous man who taught him to act like a Knight of Renaltia, to serve and protect those less fortunate than him and never let evil men get what they want, saying evil only thrives when good men do nothing.

During the Kingdoms rebirth his father claimed the right over lordship over his families old lands, to serve the Kingdom once again. With his fortune he help greatly with funding the Queen's on what they needed, for two years he worked closely with the Queens, giving them access to their families journals and history which they kept closely guarded.

When Jason was 12 he was traveling to the capital with his father. During this trip his fathers caravan was attacked and killed by bandits, he of course when he saw his father fall tried to save him by fighting off the bandits. Untrained and young he was wounded in the attack and was knocked out, being left for dead. That's when he first came into contact with the Kings Rangers.

Just when the bandits were pillaging the caravan a ranger happened upon them. He was on his way to take care of another noble... Who wasn't cooperating with the Queens. When the bandits saw him they attacked foolishly, out of the ten men only three survived. After binding the men and searching for any survivors, the ranger found Jason, patched his wound and brought him and the three men to the nearest fortress. Medical attention for Jason and the dungeons for the three bandits.

The ranger left Jason there to complete his assignment and when he came back a month later he was about to take him home to his uncle, but felt inspired to offer Jason to live at the capital with him. The ranger explained he could go home and be like his father, and serve honorably as a knight of the Realm, in his own lands or he could live with the ranger, and serve the Queens more and become a Kings Ranger.

Jason though of his fathers words "Evil only thrives when good men do nothing." He also remembered his telling stories of Kings Rangers and how much they did for the Kings, more so than many knights at the time. He wanted to honor his father and help the Queens more than he could than being a knight. His uncle was a great man and he felt he should follow this ranger. So he accepted to be Ranger William's apprentice.

His training with William was different from most others due to the fact that William was stationed in the capital, spending a little more time in the castle than most apprentices, but after nine years he finally was skilled enough to be a Kings Ranger. But his mentor/ adoptive father in a way gave him an assignment he would have never had guessed, instead of taking up a post in the kingdom, he was assigned to the Queen's Blades.

In Renaltia 1000 years before The Kings Rangers were an Elite intelligence and reconnaissance force, respected and feared through out the world. During the time when the Gods showed their wrath almost all of the Rangers were killed, trying to protect the royal family. Though few did survive, one of which was with Princess Kouri when she was "frozen" in time. Afterwards when the surviving Rangers regrouped and found out Princess survived they decided to continue their duties by protecting her location from the Gods, as well as gathering all information of the kingdom so it can survive the ages. As well as keeping up on their intelligence of other kingdoms to aid the princess when she returned. But they decided to keep to the dark, keeping their group small they managed to stay hidden.
In the last ten years of the rebirth of Renaltia, the Kings Rangers have quickly regained their strength. As they where before, They're the eyes and ears of the Queens of Renalta, information gatherers and peace keepers of the kingdom. They don't answer to anyone but to the Queens, often being the Queens voice to her nobles or to other kingdoms if need be.

Main weapon of the Rangers.

As in the 2nd picture above. The larger of the two blades is made of far superior steel to normal blades (giving the blade a faint blue tint). It is longer than the throwing knife, made of a series of leather discs set one above the other and a short brass crosspiece. The blade is long and straight, nearly the size of a short sword. It is kept razor sharp on one side while the other end is thick and heavy.
The throwing knife is short with the same hilt design as the larger, but the blade is thin at the hilt, widens considerably down its length, then narrows quickly to a sharp point.
Both blades are balanced and both can be thrown if needed, while they both can be used in melee combat in a duel blade tactic.

Art work by einhajar

Biographical Section
Name: Laenaia Erltana
Age: 20-ish (Maybe older, maybe younger).
Race: Vampire
Sex: F (…maybe)
Appearance: (Closest approximation)

Homeland: Wanderer
History: For as long as she remember Laenaia has been living on the road, moving from time to time for one reason or another. Together with her being a vampire, this lead to a hard life and adopting a mostly reserved clothing during the day (like a thick cloak or wide hat, maybe both), although she may wear other clothing during the evening or in-door. She often found patronage in upper class societies wherever she go or whenever she went along with a merchant caravan, given that she manage to keep her status as a vampire initially as the people were usually wary or even downright hostile when they discover it soon after meeting, although they tend to be more...tolerant after awhile.

Things weren't always kind, as several times hunters and Templars had hunted her. Several times she managed to escape, but one time, the Templars had come close to killing her, only for her to be saved by the local crime lord that introduced himself as Alexander Bishop. In return for the help, Laenaia agreed to work for the man, especially since they both shared a common dislike against the Papacy and Templarate, although for a different reason. The work she did in the Underworld served its purpose, as on top of having places she could fall back on and some training on doing dirty work, she had gained a number of 'friends' and contacts that she could rely on during her travel.

Motivation: Something smelt nice this way....Of course, she said it differently and was more in line of "Demon infestation isn't good for me either."

Stats & Traits
Strength: 2 /10
Agility: 4/10
Charisma: 4 /10
Magical Endurance: 4/10

Seducer: 5/10
Sneak: 3/10
Mage: 2/10
--Illusion

Experience Traits
--Faceless One.
--Charming Rogue.
--Hypnotic Eyes

Conditions
--Vampiric Bloodline, Diana's Brood
--Underworld Contracts.
--The Wanderer.

Unique
--Fleeting Flesh, Reflective Blood: A condition where upon ingesting the blood or a certain amount of hair (and liquids) from other person, Alisa would then start taking the outward appearance of the source. Alisa had very limited control of when this happen. As an effect of extended and continuous use of this trait when she was a child, Alisa's mind also warped, being as fickle as her body, her mind is easier to be influenced using mind related magic [illusion, charm, etc] be it her own or other, however, this fickleness also cause said effect to might suddenly loose its hold over her mind.

Personal Section

Romance: Ehhhh.
Play style:
1) Do you prefer action-oriented missions, or more dialogue heavy ones? Don’t mind either way
2) Do you prefer a more linear progression or having choices? Choices
3) Complex missions, or straightforward ones?Complex

Does the Kouri Plushie exist?: ?????

Signature: This user, Alphakoka, hereby sells the soul and life of this character to the GM of this RP for the permission to attend and involve myself in this game. Standard rules and agreement applied.