Fantasy Civilizations

[Chenzor]

Greetings, fellow guildmates.

I am itching to restart an old RP I had on another forum and this time I'm recruiting -you- all! It will be held here of course, so I'm in no way advertising for the other forum.
The way I'm thinking is it'll either be a 1x1 type of thing or in a group of max 4-5. It's turn based, so with too many people it tends to be slowed down quite a lot if someone fails to post.

Below you can see examples of how the Roleplays would look like:
1x1 - 1x1 example
Group - Group Example

Generally I find it a lot of fun leading these roleplays when all goes well. I craft the maps myself using custom pre-made brushes and maps and update them each turn if necessary.
As you can see however, we never got all that far on the group one, but it speaks for itself since people tend to stop posting after a while as it is with all roleplays.

Anyone interested?
Questions welcome!

[Glooch]

This sounds pretty intresting, but I must ask a question. Is the level of technology considered to be standard medieval D&D technology, or what?

[Drunken Conquistador]

That does sounds really interesting

[UltikanaRe]

Can you give a setting description? Sounds interesting.

[Chenzor]

This sounds pretty intresting, but I must ask a question. Is the level of technology considered to be standard medieval D&D technology, or what?

@Glooch

Aye, standard D&D tech is what I have in mind. However it can be extended for the sake of RPing specific races, like gnomes!

Can you give a setting description? Sounds interesting.

@UltikanaRe

The setting is a new, unexplored and unknown continent for you. Other civilizations almost certainly live here, but your people know nothing of this new land. Either they left because they had to flee from their homeland, or they are colonists who broke free of their last kingdom.
Either way, I'll be using the same map layout and you will choose a spot on it where you want to start your civilization.

[UltikanaRe]

K, sounds cool.

[Chenzor]

Anyone interested in a 1x1 is free to PM me about it! Waiting for more interest before I start an OOC for a group RP though.

[KaiserAuto]

I'm interested in the group roleplay.
It's a good way to start after a while of being absent from RPG.

[Alfhedil]

You have my tentative interest.

[em]

You also have my interest.

[Zendrelax]

My interest is yours.

[Chenzor]

Great! Starting work on an OOC!

[Chenzor]

Here you go fellas, a new juicy OOC thread: Click me!

[Glooch]

I'm interested in the group roleplay.
It's a good way to start after a while of being absent from RPG.

@KaiserAuto

I agree. Group roleplay is always better.

[ActRaiserTheReturned]

Greetings, fellow guildmates.

I am itching to restart an old RP I had on another forum and this time I'm recruiting -you- all! It will be held here of course, so I'm in no way advertising for the other forum.
The way I'm thinking is it'll either be a 1x1 type of thing or in a group of max 4-5. It's turn based, so with too many people it tends to be slowed down quite a lot if someone fails to post.

Below you can see examples of how the Roleplays would look like:
1x1 - 1x1 example
Group - Group Example

Generally I find it a lot of fun leading these roleplays when all goes well. I craft the maps myself using custom pre-made brushes and maps and update them each turn if necessary.
As you can see however, we never got all that far on the group one, but it speaks for itself since people tend to stop posting after a while as it is with all roleplays.

Anyone interested?
Questions welcome!

@Chenzor

What about having established fictional kingdoms and countries existing in a role play?
Like Mysidia (Final Fantasy II, and IV)?
Kingdom of Baron (Final Fantasy IV)?
Amn (Baldur's Gate)?
Twin Elms (Pillars Of Eternity)?
Mordor (Lord of the Rings)?
Palamecia (Final Fantasy II)?

[KaiserAuto]

I Believe the fun to be in creating new things, rather than directing already existing ones.

[Willy Vereb]

I'm interested but it of course needs to be group RP.
Starting as a "colonist" from a faraway world is a good way to prevent players to make big pre-established empires from the start.

As for "standard" D&D tech, you mean a clasic fantay medieval setting where somehow crossbows and plate armors are commonplace yet guns have yet to be invented?
I don't mind that albeit my fantasy race are going to be quite the inventors (Dwarves, though their metallurgy skills enjoy priority of course).