Character Sheets
Basic outlines of each character, as well as who is currently playing the role.
Silver-Tongue [0/1] One of the main companions in the group, this characters narrative job is to apply descriptions and direct the flow of certain NPC's dialogue, as well as the description of areas when the party arrives.
Outsider [1/2] Usually seen as the rogue, the job of these companions is to apply friction to the story, be it through complications of travel (A heavy storm, washed out bridge, bandits up ahead, or detours) or physical enemies that hinder the party. This does not make the outsider the antagonist, merely they build the groundwork for antagonists, giving drive for the party. The enemy descriptions are generally loose, allowing for each other poster to flesh out the characters as they interact with them.
Hero [0/2] Thought of as the star, these characters generally focus most if not all of their narrative direction on themselves and the things they directly interact with. most commonly a close range narrative, their posts are expected to be long, thought out, and epic. Driving the story, and closing chapters.
Friend [0/X] A supportive narrative, most commonly found fleshing out story, and moving the story around, giving extra details, complications, or surprises to the narrative, such as unexpected powers from a bad guy, a fair coming to town during the parties stay, or simply directing a disgruntled bar patron into a fist fight with the hero.
Besides the Silver-Tongue, no character has a specific class they play, to put it in D&D terms, the Silver-Tongue is the wizard, and everyone else is fair game. It is recommended that at least one person be a figure good with a sword, one with a bow, and one with stealth, to fit into the normal themes of traditional fantasy roleplay. Magic users are on a case by case basis, as magic is very light. Notes about races, Humans are the only natural race born to the world, anything else was read into existence by Silver-Tongues at some point. This means that no two races are the same, as each may be drawn from different lore and story. Fey are the most common, as they are prevalent in most early lore.
Post character concepts below, as well as Narrative Classes you would like.
Basic outlines of each character, as well as who is currently playing the role.
Silver-Tongue [0/1] One of the main companions in the group, this characters narrative job is to apply descriptions and direct the flow of certain NPC's dialogue, as well as the description of areas when the party arrives.
Outsider [1/2] Usually seen as the rogue, the job of these companions is to apply friction to the story, be it through complications of travel (A heavy storm, washed out bridge, bandits up ahead, or detours) or physical enemies that hinder the party. This does not make the outsider the antagonist, merely they build the groundwork for antagonists, giving drive for the party. The enemy descriptions are generally loose, allowing for each other poster to flesh out the characters as they interact with them.
Hero [0/2] Thought of as the star, these characters generally focus most if not all of their narrative direction on themselves and the things they directly interact with. most commonly a close range narrative, their posts are expected to be long, thought out, and epic. Driving the story, and closing chapters.
Friend [0/X] A supportive narrative, most commonly found fleshing out story, and moving the story around, giving extra details, complications, or surprises to the narrative, such as unexpected powers from a bad guy, a fair coming to town during the parties stay, or simply directing a disgruntled bar patron into a fist fight with the hero.
Besides the Silver-Tongue, no character has a specific class they play, to put it in D&D terms, the Silver-Tongue is the wizard, and everyone else is fair game. It is recommended that at least one person be a figure good with a sword, one with a bow, and one with stealth, to fit into the normal themes of traditional fantasy roleplay. Magic users are on a case by case basis, as magic is very light. Notes about races, Humans are the only natural race born to the world, anything else was read into existence by Silver-Tongues at some point. This means that no two races are the same, as each may be drawn from different lore and story. Fey are the most common, as they are prevalent in most early lore.
Post character concepts below, as well as Narrative Classes you would like.