Think I may fluff my bio out a bit for Valerion, give a bit of a more ancient history lesson on our favourite villain :P

I decide to cut a part from Rawlith's post, and I decided to just detach Varnadiir's for the moment while I finished it on word-pad. I am tired of holding you all up, so I wanted to pump it while I had the chance this morning.

That's fine north, and thank you very much ^^ I know you've been having a tough time of late, so the fact that you're holding to your commitment on this is beyond admirable.

I would never give up on something I love, nor would I give up on the good friends I have made in it. :P

A heart warming remark, North. I'm glad this roleplay is having that effect on its players; or at least I hope it is mutually felt :P

If I may say so, I believe now would be an appropriate place to skip through the night. Other than eating and some minor dialogue, I don't see there being a lot of important issues to cover.

Agreed, Pirouette. I'll get a post up for the morning, after briefly discussing the settling down and whatnot. We'll probably skip straight to packing the camp up and setting off - Niko will probably ask Faire if she plans on leaving or staying too.

Good news delta, you can finally post! :D

Good news delta, you can finally post! :D

Wai at der moemnt wen i r- Screw it can't type like that. Anyway, I am moving off to somewhere so busy busy unpacking for the weekend. Also on the list is the background fluff.

So will you be packing the roleplay in, or just won't be on for a while?

So will you be packing the roleplay in, or just won't be on for a while?

Won't be here for a few days. Either way, first on the to-do list is the background fluff for the Hall of the Vigilant.

Okey dokey, anyway, I'm sure the roleplay wont get far off ahead of you. may I ask when you're planning on introducing your Vigilents? I can't wait for their introduction to be honest :P

I feel like posting, but I'm waiting for AdamantiumWolf to post first, because my characters are kind of eyeing his/her character, Sylvan.

Anyone here?

Yes, I am here, do you need something LB?

Well, basically, I found myself with some free time, and I might be interested in playing this RP. Note that it's not a sure thing, as one of my RPs is only in suspension, not death, but I might be playing this one. However, I won't lie; I'm not used to 'low-power' level RPs, and, more to the point, I'm the sort of person who likes to be a jack-of-all-trades even if it means not mastering any. Can that still be possible in the game? So, what's happened so far?

I'm only a Co-Gm, and I am going to be honest, as well as give you my opinion and vote on everything. Not being accustomed to "Low-Power Rps" is a slight disadvantage in my eyes, as being accustomed to more "Op-Border Rps" can give writers a heightened sense of what they are entitled to with their RPCs. However, the Jack-of-All-Trades is possible, but not preferred. We would ultimately(as I have been explained so far) would like to avoid that general sense of characters and have more defined parties in which multiple people are participating and each one has their unique or relatively unique(in the sense that some have similar skills) so that no one can be the cookie-cutter class, or be the one person to always have a item/power/skill/weapon/strategy to get them out of EVERY situation. It is less dynamic to have an RPC who can do that, rather then have actual scenarios in which a character may be gridlocked without an immediate answer or way out of the situation. Ultimately, reading will also be all Gm's advice for knowing what is going on in the Rp, we aren't terribly far but in the end some developments and character interactions have went on and there are crucial parts in the RP that it is only gotten from reading. Remember, this is only my opinion, vote, and understanding. The other Co-Gm and our Lovely Gm may say otherwise however.

Thank you for your time, and, well, I understand what you mean. Problem with specialized parties, however, is that RPers are prone to disappearing without warning or trace, which wreaks hell when their PC has a specialty needed for the party as a whole to advance. As for reading the RP, it is 6:49 PM on my end, and I want to sleep soon. So you'll have to forgive me for being cranky and not wanting to read 10 pages of paragraph posts. And, no, I can't do it tomorrow because the mornings are when my other RPs are active.

No rper is "specially" needed for these parties, it is not a forced diversity, a preferred and open diversity. The characters in this Rp all have general skills, but to each is their own unique design even with some overlapping areas there are no two exactly alike. The parties aren't required to have a specific type of member, and we have not forced any Rper to make a specific class, merely let them do as they wish(within the guidelines of obvious Rp rules) and they have developed the menagerie of astounding characters without party guidelines.

I'm in agreement with North on the reading through the roleplay, and whats happened so far, as this will give you both a sense of whats happening but an insight to other characters as well, whilst the general stuff can be easily summed up you will be missing out on a lot of other important information that would be required to play well in this RP. On the note of "The jack of all trades" this is something I don't think would be prudent to start with, however you can very well achieve that later on in the roleplay, at the minute my own character Valerion was proven himself to be... shall we say powerful in one respect. But that is only because others are yet to show their potential, or a situation is yet to arise in which they may become a powerful ally/opponent or flaunt their own power; if that is their wish. So basically, if you want to put the time and effort into this, read through the IC and look through the characters, then you can get a sense of where you may want to stand.