There are many different Chroma Knight bases all over the world, but the base that your character is part of is the one that is based in modern day New York City. The base is vast, containing dorms, training rooms, classrooms, kitchens, its own hospital area, and more. The most used entrance is placed at a cafe that is owned by the Chroma Knights. Though based in NYC, the cafe is found in a unexisting part to save members the trouble of having to reference to every street and building as they go about the rp.

Where does the rp take place?
In a unexistent area of modern NYC.

How was my character recruited?
Sprites (the balls of light) are able to disguise themselves and travel around, keeping an eye out for people with certain qualities that would make them good Knights. Once a sprite believes that they have found a possible candidate, they will approach the person and deliver a message explaining about the Knights, and offer them a posistion as a Knight. If they accept, they will first have to be tested. If they pass, they are given a class according to what the sprite thinks they will do best as. (Cartesian, Arrow, Sheild, etc) They must also, of course, swear to secrecy. If the person does not pass the test (which is very, very rare) they will either have to be made to "disappear" through an accident and be sent elsewhere to live for their lives and be monitored to make sure they do not tell the secret, or if possible, have their memory altered.

Where does my character live once part of the Knights? Do they have to pay for a nearby apartment? Can they live with their parents?
Once recruited, the new Knight is given a dorm in the underground base. They do not have to pay for it. The Knight is given a place in the base to live so that if an alarm goes off, they are already there and ready to go.

However, having the Knights live in the base adds an extra complication. No one but the Knights are permitted to enter the base, so when family and friends come to visit, there is a procedure to do. First of all, visits must be scheduled at least 12 hours in advance. The schedules are handled and organized by a staff member. Once a meeting time is set (and verified with the Knight), the preperations begin. Normally a day ahead of the visit, the Knight's belongings are moved up to one of the living spaces above the cafe to make it look like they live there. Once that is done, the person can either spend the night there or return and be teleported to the room the next day a little before the visit. If extra decorations are needed in order to make the room look more lively or more realistic (like the person might have painted or decorated the walls a certain way) a butterfly can be sent to make a few illusions.

Note: The entrance to the living spaces is monitored by security cameras and is electronically locked. That means that there is someone constantly monitoring the cameras, letting in visitors as they are seen. There is also a speaker system there.

What is the age limit for my character?
No one younger than 13. As for how old, a character can be a Knight as long as they are able to meet the physical and mental strength requirements. Probably no older than in the 40s. If your character is 13 they have a much lower chance of being sent out for battle and will most likely just be training, as the organization tries not to send out young children unless in an emergency. Also, if you decide to create a character younger than 18, keep in mind that they will still have parents/guardians that will have to be convinced to let them go off to join the Chroma Knights. But, the child's guardian will have to be convinced without actually being told about the knights. Please include how your character managed to work around this problem in their history. If you have trouble coming up with an explanation, PM the GMs for help.

What is the impact of the monsters on normal people?
Only the Knights can see the monsters, but that doesn't mean that all the damage the monsters do is invisible too. Most of the damage created by the monsters before they are dealt with is explained with normal phenomenons, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.

Do the bases all over the world keep in contact with each other?
Yes. They meet physically every year. They often hold astral meetings as well.

How does the organization get money for all the supplies and such?
The organization gets money through the buisnesses that they own. Near the cafe are a few shops that everyone can shop at for supplies, and the profits go towards the base. They also own an apartment/dorm complexs that they rent out to students that are attending the college nearby. Again, the profits go towards the base.

Do the Knights get paid for their work?
Their form of payment is their powers, being able to do what they do is a form of payment within itself. Also, the Knights are encouraged to take up paid jobs at the stores and apartment complexes that the organization owns. But they do get a stipend of $200 a month.

-First of all, follow all of the regular Roleplayer's Guild rules.

-Don't be a dick. Don't start arguing about petty little things that nobody cares about, overall be respectful to your fellow roleplayers. It'll be more fun for all of us if we follow this rule.

-Listen to the GM and Co-GM(s). If you don't, there are bound to be some major problems.

-Make your characters realistic. I don't want any magical 'I'm a vampire' characters floating around here.

-Do not godmod. Do not auto-hit/auto-kill unless a GM or a player expressly permits it.

-Romance is allowed. However, anyone that goes beyond kissing into the sex range, please black it out. Us GMs don't want to get in trouble with the mods.

-This roleplay will be gory. Knights will often die in brutal and bloody ways. We ask you to comply with this and not make your character untouchable.

-Up to three characters per player.

-Yes, there will be a post minimum. I require at least 4 sentences per post, because come on people. This is not free, this is casual. So if this roleplay is out of your range of skill, please come back once you are ready to write this much.

-At least one post per week. If you're absent, I will allow 2 weeks of absence, but anything beyond that means the likely brutal death or maiming of your character.

-You must communicate with us. If you decide to drop out, please don't drop out without telling us. If you're leaving for a bit, tell us. Otherwise, we may mistakenly kill your character.

-Please address your PMs sent to a GM to all of us. We would like to be in the know about what's happening.

-Have FUN!

-This rp was not created by me, it was created by a wonderful site called Springhole. http://www.springhole.net/index.html. I simply tweaked and changed a few things to my liking.

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Using either CS is fine, they have the exact same categories, one of them is just a little prettier than the other one. For the fancier CS sheet, please replace the NPC color (#A59492) with the color you will be using for your character's dialogue.

Name: Brian Campbell

Age: 18

Gender: Male

Height: 5'10" | 178cm

Weight: 165 lbs. | 75kg

Class: Orange Cartesian

Appearance: Brian Campbell has brown hair and brown eyes. He looks a little older than he is. He's a slim and athletic. He walks with a somewhat slumped posture making him seem shorter, passive, and less athletic than he is. When he's geared up, or especially alert, his posture changes to a more military posture with his back straight, shoulders back and his chin high.

He has a tendency to wear warmer neutral colors. He prefers clothing that is comfortable and easy to move in. He favors pants over shorts.

His Knight Gear, to his chagrin, includes a long cape. It's a nice orange that fades to a pale yellow, but still, it's an extra length of fabric to be grabbed or trip over. However, he greatly appreciates the face mask portion of his outfit. It is an extra layer to protect his identity, and the material it is made of can stop a knife blade by a regular human without sacrificing flexibility.

Metal spaulders protect his shoulders, and a red heavy leather breastplate protects his chest with an extra layer of protection over his heart. His arms are protected by bracers and his shins are protected with leather greaves and his feet with solleret. A bit of armor over his thighs help protect his legs and are held in place with belts. His hands are protected by gloves.

A leather belt crosses from the right shoulder to his waist. It holds up a belt that holds a dagger and a short blade and another belt that holds a bunch of small throwing knives and darts. By his armor, it's clear he's more built for agility and speed rather than charging forward and tanking it.


Personality: If people were asked to describe Brian, perhaps they might call him laid back, or lazy. Brian lives life at his own pace. He's usually pretty laid back and relaxed. He stays out of trouble and he's pretty low key. He normally seems a bit unreliable and just goes with the flow most of the time.

He's adaptable, and is surprisingly reliable in a pinch. When fighting, his lazy demeanor changes. He might still talk lazily at the beginning, but he usually wants to finish things as fast as possible. The difference between him geared up and in battle and his usual behavior also helps to hide who he is.

He is actually surprisingly stubborn in some areas. One such area, is money. He's not quite a penny pincher, but he definitely has a thing about getting paid and earning money.

History: Brian was raised in an average middle class family. There was nothing particularly attention grabbing about his life. He had a little sister named Kayla. She was five years younger than him and he enjoyed spoiling her. His parents were caring and a little hands off, preferring to let him get into trouble and try to resolve it himself until he went to them for help. He was raised to be independent, but always knew there was a safety net ready to catch him if he just said the words.

All his life he always had a small group of friends. Brian himself was the type to simply wander around on the periphery of other groups. There was nothing that really stuck out about him or his group of friends. As far as the pecking order went, they were pretty much in the middle, and mostly ignored. Such a situation suited Brian just fine.

He had no aspirations to be popular or famous. He lacked the ambition for it. When asked what he wanted to do in the future, his answers were always vague. Life was comfortable, and he strolled through it.

His little sister was sporty, always energetic, and full of a cheerful exuberance. She adored soccer, and joined a soccer team in middle school. She was eleven when the car accident happened. Kayla was hospitalized, and her knee and her hip were badly injured. From what the doctors told them, Kayla would probably never play soccer again, even with knee replacement surgery.

Brian did his best to go about life as normal, but well, that wasn't possible. Hugging Kayla as she cried hurt. Watching her struggle to pretend to be as cheerful as she had been before hurt worse.

Brian and his parents got into a lot of arguments during this period of time. Never did they argue in front of Kayla.

Knee replacement surgery was expensive, their parents couldn't afford it. The hospital bills had already done a number on their finances. Brian had a college fund, but his parents insisted they weren't going to touch it. They insisted he had to go to college, insisted he needed a degree. Brian disagreed.

He could work part time. He could find some other jobs. They could use his college funds to finish paying for the medical bills. The leftovers could be put towards knee replacement surgery. He'd save up and try college out later.

Brian spent a lot of effort researching in order to better argue his points. His parents wouldn't hear anything of it, and Brian... well, Brian sorely regretted not applying himself more to school. A partial scholarship seemed unlikely, a full scholarship seemed like a pipe dream.

The tension rose in the family, and everyone noticed it. Even Kayla, so they did their best to reign it in and argued only when Kayla wasn't home or when she was asleep.

Brian's parents started putting in more overtime, and Brian picked up another part time job. In the end, Kayla was left alone most of the time if she was at home, so she started hanging out at her friend's house.

Brian was approached by an orange glowing tennis ball. It offered him a "job" or so it said. He'd get a stipend, and could work part time too. He'd have to leave his family, but there'd be money. He was a senior, he could tell them he'd found a college in New York that was willing to offer him a partial scholarship. In fact, it was even possible with the stipend that he really could go to college.

All he had to do, was participate in a little test.

If he passed, there'd be a job lined up for him. He could go to college and his parents would be relieved. After college, he'd be gainfully employed by a company related to the organization the talking tennis ball worked for. The money there would be enough for himself, and if he worked really hard, there should be enough for him to support his family in the future.

It was dangerous work, the thing said. He might even die. However, there'd be compensation for his family in one way or another. At the very least, it was an opportunity to mend his situation.

It was a suspicious offer from a talking tennis ball.

Then again, Brian always was the type to just go with the flow. If this ended up terribly, and he was made to disappear...? Well, that would be the end of the college fund argument. If the talking tennis ball was telling the truth? Then this was an opportunity too good to pass up.

He accepted the offer.