The concept of the roleplay is an ongoing series of battles between single monsters and a team of weaker, but more numerous humanoid characters. It will be in a typical fantasy-style world, with each battle being referred to as a contract, respresenting the PCs' roles as professional monster hunters. Since the focus is on combat, the setting will probably not be developed much, but PC development is up to the individual. I, as the GM, will be taking the role of the monsters, of course.
Both divine and arcane magic are permitted for PCs. Nothing ridiculous, obviously. You all will probably be able to get power level right, approximately moderate powers equivalent in traditional arena roleplay. Anyway, I'll say so if not.
Obviously, due to the nature of the rp, teamwork is key. I will reward players who help their allies and don't charge in recklessly with improved results of their actions. Oh, and if you purposefully get someone on your team killed, there will be problems. My personal favourite rule in the history of gaming will also be in place here: John Wick's bad form rule. Simply put, use common sense. If you think it'll cause a problem, don't do it. If you're not sure, ask. Otherwise, just standard stuff. You know, not god-modding, being polite and all the other stuff that basically just falls down under the bad form rule.
I will keep updating this as I see reason to. Let me know if you're interested.
Both divine and arcane magic are permitted for PCs. Nothing ridiculous, obviously. You all will probably be able to get power level right, approximately moderate powers equivalent in traditional arena roleplay. Anyway, I'll say so if not.
Obviously, due to the nature of the rp, teamwork is key. I will reward players who help their allies and don't charge in recklessly with improved results of their actions. Oh, and if you purposefully get someone on your team killed, there will be problems. My personal favourite rule in the history of gaming will also be in place here: John Wick's bad form rule. Simply put, use common sense. If you think it'll cause a problem, don't do it. If you're not sure, ask. Otherwise, just standard stuff. You know, not god-modding, being polite and all the other stuff that basically just falls down under the bad form rule.
I will keep updating this as I see reason to. Let me know if you're interested.
