[OOC] Children of Aton - Demigod RP [Recruiting!]

[BayRat]

@MelonHead

kilgarrah might pay her a visit but more to insult her rather then kill her. Not like killing her matters anyway.

[Dawnscroll]

@FernStone That reminds me.... Angel of the Moon, Demon of the stars.... She is the Hunter, He is the Hinted...

What IS the relationship between our characters?

[FernStone]

Aylin is definitely not going to go an just kill her out of the blue, since she just wants time to get used to the world.

No idea about Ash. Probably not since they're currently in the form of a child and likely to start taking on more innocent characteristics ect ect

[FernStone]

@FernStone That reminds me.... Angel of the Moon, Demon of the stars.... She is the Hunter, He is the Hinted...

What IS the relationship between our characters?

@Dawnscroll

Hmm I don't know I haven't really thought about it much. Aylin probably dislikes him, to be honest. Perhaps some kind of rivalry / strong dislike or similar? I don't imagine they get on particularly well xD

[MelonHead]

Perhaps kill is the wrong word, rather confront her immediately. Though I suspect some Children may wish to kill her, out of revenge, or for more insidious purposes. Especially when they realise what role she has made for herself in the new Empire. Killing a religious people's god can offer some interesting benefits, depending on one's outlook.

keep what you kill

Kozz, for his part, will probably wander the world for a bit and look at how technology has changed. To be honest, my one issue with this RP is that we're playing the role of immortals, how is that going to be reconciled? Will there be significant time skips? People can't reincarnate very quickly, so are they effectively out if they die, despite the ability to resurrect as it were? I suppose that adds some gravitas to death where it would otherwise be inconsequential. Dying puts you out of this 'period' and all the interesting possibilities it offers.

@Vahir

[Dawnscroll]

@FernStone Sworn rivals? Bitter enemies? Perhaps a bad romance or three in the past? We definitely share the same sphere, but claim different physical aspects of the Night.

.....Holy shit. What if we're siblings? Apollo and Artemis style?

[Vahir]

The better question is, how many children are going to go straight for Eyra? It seems like someone has already tried to garner support to go murder her, will they get an angry mob of sorts to go straight to the capitol?

@MelonHead

@MelonHead

kilgarrah might pay her a visit but more to insult her rather then kill her. Not like killing her matters anyway.

@dragonmancer

Perhaps kill is the wrong word, rather confront her immediately. Though I suspect some Children may wish to kill her, out of revenge, or for more insidious purposes. Especially when they realise what role she has made for herself in the new Empire. Killing a religious people's god can offer some interesting benefits, depending on one's outlook.

keep what you kill

Kozz, for his part, will probably wander the world for a bit and look at how technology has changed. To be honest, my one issue with this RP is that we're playing the role of immortals, how is that going to be reconciled? Will there be significant time skips? People can't reincarnate very quickly, so are they effectively out if they die, despite the ability to resurrect as it were? I suppose that adds some gravitas to death where it would otherwise be inconsequential. Dying puts you out of this 'period' and all the interesting possibilities it offers.

@Vahir

@MelonHead

You people need to get in line. The scene's going to go something like "Oh, you want to tell me to go fuck myself too. That's nice. Can I finish my Captain Crunch now?"

or maybe "Get out of my house already, all of you"

[MelonHead]

You people need to get in line. The scene's going to go something like "Oh, you want to tell me to go fuck myself too. That's nice. Can I finish my Captain Crunch now?"

@Vahir

You'd think an immortal god-empress wouldn't have that many critics. The burden of leadership, I suppose.

[FernStone]

@FernStone Sworn rivals? Bitter enemies? Perhaps a bad romance or three in the past? We definitely share the same sphere, but claim different physical aspects of the Night.

.....Holy shit. What if we're siblings? Apollo and Artemis style?

@Dawnscroll

Yeah the two characters definitely have influence in the same kind of area, though are very different. I doubt bad romance would be the case because I struggle to see Aylin in any kind of relationship (it would be kind of hilarious). Sworn rivals might work or a sibling esque thing. I feel like technically all the children are siblings anyway?

[Vahir]

To be honest, my one issue with this RP is that we're playing the role of immortals, how is that going to be reconciled? Will there be significant time skips? People can't reincarnate very quickly, so are they effectively out if they die, despite the ability to resurrect as it were? I suppose that adds some gravitas to death where it would otherwise be inconsequential. Dying puts you out of this 'period' and all the interesting possibilities it offers.

@MelonHead

I'd answer this, but you've sort of summed up my train of thought on the matter already. The way I see it, if you die you can RP a mortal follower, or roll another Child. And if this turns into a blood bath where a ton of Children die, then we can just do a timeskip so that they come back to life.

[Dawnscroll]

@FernStone ....well, I never said it was a successful romance. Bad awkward romances are the funniest...

Maybe THIS IS the relationship: not knowing exactly what they are. A love-hate-respect-scorn twisted blend. That and they're a delicious blend of archer vs swordsman.

[FernStone]

@DawnscrollTrue, I just can't imagine her getting into one in the first place xD But actually that is quite a good idea to go with - a kind of ambiguous not 100% certain where they stand with each other mix of feelings. Sounds good.

[The Grey Dust]

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You'd think an immortal god-empress wouldn't have that many critics. The burden of leadership, I suppose.

@MelonHead

Also, Zhystkrexas will want a private word with Kozz, he wants to commission a specter for himself. To return and reclaim what is his to claim. Would you care to play out a bartering scene?

[Rune_Alchemist]

@Vahir
How big is this prison exactly? Big enough to allow a four story tall, spindly eldritch abomination with six arms to move about in with some difficulty or no? I'm gonna say no, but I'm just gonna get clarification. (Note, she's also rather limber and can probably contort her body to fit in some surprisingly small spaces for her size if she has too)

I'm not sure Nefas would care much for knocking out a wall or ceiling or two at the moment, so she'd probably do something anyways.

@MelonHead
Speaking of, Nefas will probably ask Kozz to make her a weapon as well, as much as she hates the things. Probably a Glaive or a spear of sorts.

[ProfessorNV]

I'm currently thinking of creating a character for this, but I just want to make sure that it isnt a bad time for a new character to come into the mix, would that be ok?

[Space Communist]

Well well well, this looks like a very interesting RP! I might just join. Two questions, though:

1. Can we make more than one character? If so, would that be limited to one main character and one npc, or multiple main characters, or what?

2. As ProfessorNV said, is right now a decent time to join?

[BayRat]

@The Narrator
So Tarthus is fighting or just killed the same guard that Kilgarrah spared, right?

[Crimson Raven]

@ProfessorNV@Space Communist

1. Yes :P

2. Up to the GM.

[MelonHead]

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Also, Zhystkrexas will want a private word with Kozz, he wants to commission a specter for himself. To return and reclaim what is his to claim. Would you care to play out a bartering scene?

@The Grey Dust

Yeah, sounds good. Just bare in mind it's not easy to get an item from Kozz, you have to convince him of the merit of the item itself or your worthiness to wield it.

[Holy Soldier]

Also, Kalik has 8 visible arms, but he has way more than what the eye can see.