[OOC] Under the Red Sun

[Jonnyh447]

I most graciously accept this kind gift of kudos, good sir! May good fortune bless you for years to come...

@septicgentleman

Gonna throw out a few questions... I couldn't help but notice there's less female characters, is it cool if I write up a female elf with Nemean lion companion? Are we allowed to write lore if there hasn't been any established yet? For instance not much is currently known about the orcish tribes and I've got some cool ideas that I think could work in the setting. Obviously any lore-heavy posts would be run by one of the mods How often would you see a dragon in jikaris? Or anywhere else in Tithe? What power and personalities do they have? I just can't stop thinking of Smaug when it comes to dragons ... :(

[Kimiyosis]

Still slowly working out my characters, bouncing back an forth between the two. And I'm adding two females(well, Dryads) to the mixture :3 The genders are spmewhat imba currently

[SepticGentleman]

Gonna throw out a few questions... I couldn't help but notice there's less female characters, is it cool if I write up a female elf with Nemean lion companion? Are we allowed to write lore if there hasn't been any established yet? For instance not much is currently known about the orcish tribes and I've got some cool ideas that I think could work in the setting. Obviously any lore-heavy posts would be run by one of the mods How often would you see a dragon in jikaris? Or anywhere else in Tithe? What power and personalities do they have? I just can't stop thinking of Smaug when it comes to dragons ... :(

@Jonnyh447

From what I gather from the bestiary, Nemean Lions are pretty much just regular lions except they put in a cheat code to activate invincibility. I don't know how Maxx would feel about one being a companion. Personally I dig the idea, but you should think up a contingency idea just in case it doesn't fly by him. He'd also know more about orc tribes, not me. As for dragons, it looks like they were once plentiful, but civilized expansion has pushed them into lower ranges. Doesn't look like they're the intelligent kind from the description, just your average, fire breathing, cockbite flying lizards. We are not closed to the idea of submitted lore. At least, we shouldn't be. Run it by Maxx when he gets back and work out whatever compromise you can, and everything will be fine and dandy in the end.

Still slowly working out my characters, bouncing back an forth between the two. And I'm adding two females(well, Dryads) to the mixture :3 The genders are spmewhat imba currently

@Kimiyosis

You and them pesky Dryads.

[Kimiyosis]

We don't have enough Dryads :3

[Empath]

What about female Fairfolk? ^^

[UrbanEvolution]

I most graciously accept this kind gift of kudos, good sir! May good fortune bless you for years to come...

@septicgentleman

Gonna throw out a few questions... I couldn't help but notice there's less female characters, is it cool if I write up a female elf with Nemean lion companion? Are we allowed to write lore if there hasn't been any established yet? For instance not much is currently known about the orcish tribes and I've got some cool ideas that I think could work in the setting. Obviously any lore-heavy posts would be run by one of the mods How often would you see a dragon in jikaris? Or anywhere else in Tithe? What power and personalities do they have? I just can't stop thinking of Smaug when it comes to dragons ... :(

@Jonnyh447

Dragons are interesting. They rang a great deal from proper dragons to Wyverns to something called a Zilant (which is pretty much a Deviljho). The size varies on them, but they dont tend to be any more intelligent than wolves if that makes any sense. Dragons are legendary creatures reknowned for their toughness and the magical properties surrounding them, so slaying one is a huge feat. Some of the more intelligent dragons are up there with dolphins and humans, but none can speak or any of that. When you see dragons, think dragons from How To Train Your Dragon.

[The_written_John]

Dragons are interesting. They rang a great deal from proper dragons to Wyverns to something called a Zilant (which is pretty much a Deviljho).

@UrbanEvolution

GODDAMN IT, its only one more day urban until monster hunting season is open, i dont need to be remined of EVIL JHO already! XD

[SepticGentleman]

Dragons are interesting. They rang a great deal from proper dragons to Wyverns to something called a Zilant (which is pretty much a Deviljho).

@UrbanEvolution

GODDAMN IT, its only one more day urban until monster hunting season is open, i dont need to be remined of EVIL JHO already! XD

@The_written_John

It doesn't matter how long you live or what games you play. Deviljho will always be right around the corner, waiting for your succulent ass.

[The_written_John]

Dragons are interesting. They rang a great deal from proper dragons to Wyverns to something called a Zilant (which is pretty much a Deviljho).

@UrbanEvolution

GODDAMN IT, its only one more day urban until monster hunting season is open, i dont need to be remined of EVIL JHO already! XD

@The_written_John

It doesn't matter how long you live or what games you play. Deviljho will always be right around the corner, waiting for your succulent ass.

@SepticGentleman

*cue me crying* Somone needs to photoshop evil jho into that scene... XD

[Jonnyh447]

Okay cool I fucking love 'How to train your' dragons and film, almost as good as that armoured owl film they made that one time... Also, sorry if I'm missing something obvious but where's this bestiary that keeps getting mentioned? Can't Nemean Lions be like their mortal counterparts and start to grow weak if too many magic is used? If not, are there big, tameable grizzly bears? My char idea is a female elf born into nobility, she has her father's old war-lion/bear, who for the most part seems happy to follow her. She'd be as princess-like as they come with NO combat prowess and the diplomacy skill you'd expect from a young elven princess (think Sansa stark while she's in king landing; sorry for all the GoT references but I mean barely diplomatic enough to stay alive if she was thrown in with the big fish). As she'd mainly be at political events there wouldn't be much opportunity for her pet to actually fight as it's more a defensive measure from her over-bearing and protective father to keep her safe...

[Leonerdo]

Hi losers. I'll be working on my character. I've got a busy week, especially this upcoming weekend. I'll try to finish it before then, but that's assuming I pushing my nose to the grindstone. I probably won't have time to work on the sheet during the weekend, so y'all would be best expecting it after then. Also, I'm seeing a lot of 6'0"+ dudes and thin and/or conventionally attractive women. And almost everyone is a diplomat/smooth talker/social savvy/genius. I can't say the character I have in mind is a woman, but aside from that, I'm gonna end up breaking a lot of tropes real soon.

[SepticGentleman]

Hi losers. I'll be working on my character. I've got a busy week, especially this upcoming weekend. I'll try to finish it before then, but that's assuming I pushing my nose to the grindstone. I probably won't have time to work on the sheet during the weekend, so y'all would be best expecting it after then. Also, I'm seeing a lot of 6'0"+ dudes and thin and/or conventionally attractive women. And almost everyone is a diplomat/smooth talker/social savvy/genius. I can't say the character I have in mind is a woman, but aside from that, I'm gonna end up breaking a lot of tropes real soon.

@Leonerdo

I don't think it's that bad. The accepted sheets look pretty varied to me. And I never said how tall Owlsy is. He could be a munchkin for all you know.

[Fat Boy Kyle]

I'm gonna end up breaking a lot of tropes real soon.

@Leonerdo

No trope breaking. Conform or leave.

[Leonerdo]

You may either accept your new gnome necromancer overlord or be crushed beneath him.

[SepticGentleman]

You may either accept your new gnome necromancer overlord or be crushed beneath him.

@Leonerdo

Necromancy isn't even real you gross fucking wagon.

[Leonerdo]

I persuaded Maxx with my Basically, Maxx didn't want people raising giant armies of the undead, which wasn't my intention. I'll be raising single zombies and skeletons, but that's all. It was on the terms that he'd have to be pretty powerful, and since the gnome is 160 years old, he'll have a bit of experience doing that kind of crazy shit. The motivation is less "control the undead" or "be super powerful", and more of wanting to learn about the undead.

[SepticGentleman]

I persuaded Maxx with my Basically, Maxx didn't want people raising giant armies of the undead, which wasn't my intention. I'll be raising single zombies and skeletons, but that's all. It was on the terms that he'd have to be pretty powerful, and since the gnome is 160 years old, he'll have a bit of experience doing that kind of crazy shit. The motivation is less "control the undead" or "be super powerful", and more of wanting to learn about the undead.

@Leonerdo

Honestly if you made a character like the /tg/ caretaker that'd be sweet.

[Mixtape Ghost N]

I noticed there is one too many scrubs here. I'm here to fix that. Make things fair again.

Morag-Nog

Name:  Morag-Nog Age: 72 Gender: Female Species: Orc Kingdom of Origin: Nepharie Physical appearance: A statuesque Orcess. Much like other orcs, Morag-Nog is taller than humans. Standing at a solid 6'4, and weighing 250, her very thick bones add a curvature to her body. Broad shoulders, thick limbs. All accentuated by her thick muscles that are common to all orcs. She's an imposing force, the kind of Orcess you don't want to meet in a dark alley. Or else you might get your balls strung up on a rope. However, plenty of that intimidating factor disappears once she starts talking. That, or they see her choice of clothing. If there was any left, it would be gone by the time someone eyeballs her bad leg and her cane she uses to support herself. Years ago, Morag-Nog had suffered an injury to her leg that had ruined it. While it healed, the damage was so severe that it left some permanent damage. She always walks with a limp, and puts a disproportionate amount of weight on the other leg. If she does put too much weight on her bad leg, then it's almost always followed by groans of pain and agony. Now, Morag-Nog has typical orc characteristics. Thick, grey, skin. That has been scarred many a times. The most notable scar is the one that is on the knee of her bad leg, and goes down to her ankle. Slashed open by a longsword. There are plenty of other blade scars that aren't as severe, all over her, but I don't feel like describing them all! Her head is diamond shaped, with a very thick and strong jaw. That jaw accents her underbite, two large, razorsharp teeth. With thick, red lips that are of a lighter hue, and a small, triangle-shape and hooked nose. Her eyes are large, and olive color, usually having an annoyed glare to them directed at the world. Her ears are large, round, and very pointed at the tips. Finally, Morag-Nog's hair is a deep-black color, not exactly too maintained. But she keeps it in five thick cornrows that start at her hairline, and go to the back of her head. Attire: Morag-Nog dresses classily. Almost out-of-character for what people expect Orcs to dress. Morag-Nog wears dresses, and puts on jewelry. The kind of outfits that look more on place with royalty. That's when she's out on the town. When she's at home, or inventing, she goes for the more practical outfits. Or practical for this time era. I don't know shit. Morag-Nog is always seen with a thin black cane. Personality: Classy, well spoken, and more. Morag-Nog is certainly not the typical hard-headed Orc, she talks and carries herself with class compared to nobility (Despite not being one). She never speaks unless she has something to say, and, when she does, people tend to listen. One thing she does despise are people who run their mouths constantly. She'll either break her silence to shut them up with a few choice words, or more. Otherwise, she's silent. Quietly waiting and absorbing all the information these fools have to give. It's more about her apathy and cynical attitude rather than arrogance. She has seen the world before, and lost what had really mattered to her. People can call her bitter, and ruthless at worse. Morag-Nog doesn't care too much for her morals anymore. Since she's a crippled woman, and feels as if she owes the world nothing. Only thing keeping her on track would be her goal of taking technology from the Red Legion. Which, in her eyes, is more important than most of the shitstains she encounters (Especially nations and the politics of the world). However, she rarely uses violence or her brutality as the first option. Instead she goes for the cleaner route of talking her way through problems rather than killing. Morag-Nog is not a monster. She values her allies, and long as they don't act as detriments to her, she will treat them right. A give and take thing. Hobbies/interests: Hard-fapping Skills: Morag-Nog has a mechanical mastery that is unmatched in the Kingdom (Perhaps, on par with the Red Legion if she gets an opportunity to compare. Wink, wink). If someone presents a device to her, she will take it apart and have it put back together in record time. She'll also be able to tell people what it's made of, and what it does. For Morag-Nog's knowledge spans far and wide. It needs to in order for her to invent stuffz. She can put together trinkets if she has the materials. Backstory: How did Morag-Nog, inventor extraordinaire, come to be? Well, get on my knee and I'll tell you.... Her father was an Orc Bandit, Dubok-Nog, leader of a group that was infamous for pillaging and raping alongside the Haderlock borders. Stealing all gold they could get their grubby little mits on - for no particular reason other than the fact that they could. He had mustered a large group of bandits that was comprised of Orcs and Humans, working in harmony as they committed filthy acts at a reasonable price. They were only truly active for a year. After awhile, people got pretty pissed off about their stolen gold. So bounty hunters, adventurers, and soldiers, came gunning for them. To the point they could operate without someone attacking them, or some ambush being sprung on them. Most of the wise chose to quit while they were ahead and leave the bandit group. While Dubok let greed take over him and try one last raid. Which was the last thing he ever did. However, before their fall, Morag-Nog was born in secrecy, with her mother being, Avalog, one of the former bandits that jumped ship once things looked bad. But, Avalog was alone, with an Orc daughter. She didn't want anything to do with the child now that Dubok was dead. So she caught up with one of her former "co-workers", Cole and Ingrid (Lovers that were planning to get married), who were close friends to Dubok (Also attempted to talk him out of his last score), and convinced them to take Morag-Nog. Before disappearing and probably fell off a cliff or something. The couple took Morag-Nog to Nepharie, where they lived out in the wilderness. Forming a little warm. Huntin' the booty ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). Now, growing up in a location that was primarily owned by humans was not exactly easy. There wasn't exactly too much of a community for Morag-Nog to integrate into. Being one odd Orc in a primarily human community. Morag-Nog was mostly kept at home, at the farm. Where she was taught everything she needed to know. How to fight. How to maintain weapons. How the world works. And more. Of course, that kept her satisfied until she got older and older. Realizing that her place was not in this farming community, Morag-Nog bid farewell to that life and kept moving. She was given a horse and enough money to get started. The only problem was that she didn't know where to start. She figured that she had no choice but to put that fighting training she received to good use. She became a mercenary, a sword for hire. Her first job was to take out some thugs that were harassing a small town. Fortunately for her, they weren't trained, nor armed. So they were taken care of relatively easily. She kept doing jobs like this - which got progressively harder and harder. Morag-Nog got better and better, until she was capable of taking them. Morag-Nog made a name for herself being a brutal, but effective, mercenary that would do jobs for anyone. Eventually, she joined a group of Mercenaries comprised of multiple races. Humans, Orcs, Minotaurs, and more, all working together to take on big jobs. Like stop bandits, and beat up kids for their lunch money. And it was the life that Morag-Nog loved. A place where she felt at home, instead of being a farm hand, she was a mercenary. Everything changed once she took a mission to take out a bandit group that were hold out in a cave. However, the group had an ambush set up to deter anyone else planning on capturing them. Morag-Nog's group were the first to show up. An epic battle took place between both groups. There was blood, body parts, and hats flying all over the place. It turned out that Morag-Nog's team were the superior fighters and had the bandits on the ropes. That's what made her get a little cocky. During her climatic fight, someone snuck up on her and nearly took her leg off with a full force sword swing. It damaged her leg badly and made her keel over. By the time the fight was over, she was rushed to the doctor. Potions and other things helped her heal faster. In a few months, her leg was healed! Mostly. She could never walk right again. That was the end of Morag-Nog's mercenary adventures at the age of twenty-five. She took her money, and her mercenary team left her to continue their adventures. Leaving Morag-Nog's life rather empty. Confined to a town in the Kingdom of Talbor, Morag-Nog was probably going to throw herself off a bridge or something. However, she was approached by one of the people whom she did a job for in that town. A human inventor named Sarah that wanted an apprentice. Since Morag-Nog had suffered a career ending injury, she wanted the Orcess to be that person. Which was an odd request for a warrior, but she was desperate to find purpose, so she just went for it. Morag-Nog was taught everything Sarah knew about inventing, and worked on many projects with the woman. Some of them going hilariously wrong. Well, many of them weren't wrong. Morag-Nog had taken a talent to inventing, something that she felt that she did better than fighting. It was years before she managed to separate herself from Sarah and stand out on her own. Decades past, and Morag-Nog continued and became a master. A few months before current events, and Morag-Nog's was seventy-two, and Sarah had passed away. Leaving behind all of her knowledge of machinery to Morag. Who wanted to change the world with her inventions. When the Fire Nati- I mean Red Legion, attacked, initially Morag-Nog was apathetic to it. Long as they don't disrupt her work, she didn't care about who was a king or a queen. That changed once she learned what technological feats they were capable of. She figured that she should get back into adventuring in order to get some of their technology and study it. In order to reverse engineer it and somehow come up with a counter to it. And maybe find someone who will fix her leg. Relationships: N/A Weaponry: Morag-Nog still has her double-ended battleax from her youth. She keeps it nice and polished, even though it hasn't tasted blood for years. For protection, she carries around two daggers with her at all times. Abilities: Morag-Nog is strong as hell and equally tough. Much like other orcs. Combat used to be something Morag-Nog excelled at. Fighting whoever paid the best. Bandits, monsters, your grandmother. However, those days have long past. She hasn't exactly seen a real fight in years. Other than fighting a mugger or someone who runs their mouth too much. Morag-Nog has been taught how to use longswords, but she has learned how to use battleaxes - which became her main weapon. She used to be able to cut someone's head off with one well placed swing. It's harder to do with her disability, but she has been practicing how to fight on one bad leg. But she prefers subtly and stealth these days. As much stealth as a giant-ass Orcess can muster! Weaknesses: Morag-Nog shares the same weaknesses as other orcs. Slow, bad senses, and smells bad. Morag-Nog has that aforementioned bad leg. It limits her mobility greatly, and if she stands on it the wrong way, it's gonna hurt. Someone can also take advantage of this weakness. Anyone can really. Which is why she isn't exactly too keen on fighting anymore. Even then, Morag-Nog has not seen a real fight in years, and she's pretty rusty compared to the more youthful and experienced cast members. Companion: N/A Other: FUCK YO Polaris!

[UrbanEvolution]

Rejected Ur not kool unuf

[Kimiyosis]

Hey, the cloud dryad is an absolute airhead! Where's the diplomatic skill is not having any thoughts or plans?