In the aftermath of the Nanigen Incident, following the disappearances of several people (including the head of Nanigen, Vince Drake, and the designer/inventor of The Tensor, Ben Rourke), it seemed as if all was said and done for "Micro-tech".
Yet, the espionage engine always keeps running; in the literal death-throws of Nanigen, one man escaped with several terabytes worth of data and designs, including that of The Tensor- one Dr. Edward Catel, of the Davros Consortium.
In addition to controlling Micro-Tech, while the Consortium continues to develop the technology further, other companies proceeded to pick apart the remains of Nanigen, even engaging in bidding wars for rights to what tech Davros sees fit to offer! Now, multiple companies have been stumbling their way into the Micro-World, and clashing, for a variety of goals. Some, more altruistic. Most not. And all of it shrouded in secrecy.
One such battle ground is developing in a research station, in the Pacific Northwest, in one of their national parks...
Yet, the espionage engine always keeps running; in the literal death-throws of Nanigen, one man escaped with several terabytes worth of data and designs, including that of The Tensor- one Dr. Edward Catel, of the Davros Consortium.
In addition to controlling Micro-Tech, while the Consortium continues to develop the technology further, other companies proceeded to pick apart the remains of Nanigen, even engaging in bidding wars for rights to what tech Davros sees fit to offer! Now, multiple companies have been stumbling their way into the Micro-World, and clashing, for a variety of goals. Some, more altruistic. Most not. And all of it shrouded in secrecy.
One such battle ground is developing in a research station, in the Pacific Northwest, in one of their national parks...
Welcome to my Micro themed RP! the aim here is to survive expeditions/adventures in the natural world (and sometimes the unnatural one), with themes of both wonder, and horror. There's room for drama, to a degree, so long as it doesn't grind scenes to a halt.
I'm allowing players control of 1 character, and up to 3 npcs, provided some caveats:
Don't create npc's/situations solely for having the clear advantage over other players; conflict is allowed, but this isn't a versus battle game.
Make your npc's easily distinguishable from your pc; different color text is a pretty easy way to accomplish that.
Plot Armor? What's that? the Micro-World is savage, brutal, and without mercy. People are going to die, and much like in the novel on which this is based, it doesn't care how much of a main character you are. I'm not saying don't put effort into your characters, just don't get so invested that you can't handle having to make a new one.
Other than those caveats, feel free to message me with character submissions and/or questions!
