Where Heroes Are Made

[Aristocles]

Alright! I think we have enough interest so that we can make the official OOC page. I'll have it up later tonight.

[Rydude17]

@Aristocles Regarding the size of the tower, in a lot of my settings Mage towers are somewhat extra dimensional, y’know? Tardis-like in that there are more rooms than there ought to be space for when you look from the outside. It means that the setting itself can be ever-expanding and you can later introduce new areas if/when they become relevant, by simply stating that the tower doesn’t reveal all of its rooms until they become relevant.

Also, anyone who knows me would tell you that I love small characters who take on massive tasks, so I’d definitely like to make a little Halfling/gnome/goblin/whatever other short races we have, who uses his size to his advantage when battling monsters. You can definitely expect at least one mini-student from me.

[Hammerman]

I might be interested in playing a teacher.

[Aristocles]

@Rydude17

Sure, you can have a mini-student, like a goblin or gnome. One thing that is NOT so workable is a tower of infinite space. The space limits are one of the reasons they can't just keep their students who don't want to leave around forever. This is meant to be a small island with a tall tower, with limits to their resources. Although food and water can be provided by magic, some things are still limited.

[Aristocles]

OOC is up. roleplayerguild.com/topics/175592-whe…

[Floch]

I can go for a student

[Aristocles]

@Indra
Great! Best to head over to the OOC.

[Rydude17]

@Aristocles Oh I wasn’t meaning infinite space or infinite resources, just more than would ordinarily fit in that space. But either way is fine. A highly limited space can provide some interesting storytelling opportunities too.

[Aristocles]

@Rydude17

Maybe later on. We should keep it normal at first. At least spacially.