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4 mos ago
Current When you've spent the best part of three days dedicated to creating a new character and then suddenly having nothing to do..
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4 mos ago
IN WAAAAAAVES.. You made me miss Trivium..
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4 mos ago
Another day refreshing RPG waiting for responses so I can get my RP fix..
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5 mos ago
Anyone fancy doing a 1x1? I'm down for pretty much anything but I need an RP fix before the twitching comes back
5 mos ago
Sat here waiting for replies on several things and just.. AGH, I want more RP!
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A R C H A Z E N 32 | M | UK



My name is Archazen but, considering you are on my page, I'm sure you already knew that. Feel free to call me Archie, if you like.
I am a long time role-player of many years, roughly 15 years as of writing this, and I am open to RPing just about anything.
I have experience primarily with fantasy but I have also done Sci-fi, Horror, romance, slice of life, supernatural, etc, etc.

I will be uploading my RP requests as well as Bios of my OCs below please feel free to check them out and to PM if you have any interest in any of them.

I will primarily be roleplaying on my working days, my job has a lot of down time and my home life is hectic enough without trying to find time for roleplay. If I'm silent for a while, I'll let you know in advance if I can so I'd expect the same courtesy.


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Jet caught the helmet Fel tossed his way, fingers tracing the dents and scratches. It had seen better days, just like the galaxy—a bitter reminder of how far they’d fallen. Once a symbol of peace, it now signified fear, a heavy weight on his shoulders.

He listened to Fel as he explained the plan to Aellyn. Nothing he hadn’t already known, albeit delivered in a more rushed manner than when he’d first heard it. Still, it was nice to have a mission objective recap—nostalgic, almost, like the old days.

“You are both either completely blind or stupid.” Aellyn rested the helmet on a nearby crate. “You want to go raid a star destroyer? What is it that is so highly regarded that this Abelene lady wants?” She shook her head, placing her hands onto her hips as she began to pace the cargo bay.

Jet couldn’t help but smirk at Aellyn’s bluntness. Of course, she wasn’t wrong. This mission wasn’t exactly a cakewalk. They’d been through tougher ordeals—jobs that practically guaranteed getting shot at or worse. But at least with this plan, they aimed to not get shot at. A small victory, perhaps, in the grand scheme of things.

“I want sixty percent and I’m not dressing as a trooper. You need an officer."

Jet’s eyebrow arched as he considered Aellyn's request—or whatever it was. "An officer?" His concern etched into the lines of his face. "I mean… Officers tend to stick out like sore thumbs, but they’re also less likely to get hassled by the cannon fodder out there…" He nonchalantly hung his helmet off a pouch on his belt, then raised his cybernetic hand to his chin, rubbing the rough beard in thought. "Not the worst plan, but it’s damn short notice. And the change of cut? Eh, doesn’t bother me much. What about you, kid?" His smirk was subtle, but he knew Fel would catch it.
Just checking on who is still interested in joining, @rabidbacon,@IAmAugustReign,@TaintedMushroom,@AppleBapple, Could you just let me know if you're all still interested?


A silent alarm went off in Alarics room, his enchanted alarm clock awaking him without noise and more of a nudge in the morning. One of his more favourite enchantments, avoiding the loud ringing of hammer on bell. He lifted himself out of bed with ease and stretched his neck, rubbing his hand on the opposite side.

"Ugh.." was all he could mutter following his disturbed slumber before arising from the bed in need of a shower and coffee. He got himself dressed as nicely as he could be bothered, this still resulted in a crisp white shirt adorned with a dark green tie, tailored black slacks, and black shoes, but he had rolled the sleeves to his elbows.

He made his way through his apartment and grabbed his messenger bag, not the most professional look but one that felt comfortable hanging from his shoulder. As he made his way to the door, he grabbed his skateboard, one enchanted to move without pushing. Another "why use effort when you've got magic" that he was quietly proud of. It helped that non-magic folk wouldn't think twice about someone travelling on a skateboard.

As he arrived, quickly flicking between pedestrians, at the towering structure which was the MagiCorp building, he let out a small sigh, not one of dismissal or disbelief but one of quiet introspection. This was the company that wanted his parents to join them so badly, and maybe if they had, they'd still be alive. He closed his eyes for a moment and took a breathe before stepping into the building. He made his way to one of the many elevators and crammed in with the others that seemed to arrive a little closer to late like he had.

He walked into the sales floor, brushing by two talking, one that for just a second Alaric thought had horns, he locked his eyes on her and expected to take it in but like it was there before it wasn't anymore. He looked away and raised an eyebrow. He attributed it to his imagination and made his way to his desk in the "customer service" department.
Jet’s bunk aboard the ship was a testament to his meticulous nature. The room, barely larger than a broom closet, held a sense of purpose—a place where chaos dared not intrude. His organizational skills, honed during his days in the Republic, served him well. But it wasn’t just habit; it was a survival instinct. In the unforgiving expanse of the galaxy, misplaced tools could mean the difference between life and death.

His cot, neatly made, featured crisp military corners. The sheets, starched and unwrinkled, lay taut against the thin mattress. A small shelf held a handful of personal items: a faded holopicture of a woman with a wistful smile, a dog-eared datapad filled with mission logs, and a polished blaster grip—a relic from a bygone era.

Jet sank onto the edge of the cot, the springs creaking in protest. His fingers, calloused and scarred, traced the grooves of the plastoid container hidden beneath the bed. With reverence, he unclasped the fixings and lifted the lid. There it lay—the DC-15A blaster rifle, its matte finish cool against his skin. The weapon had seen better days, but Jet’s care and maintenance had kept it lethal. Beside it rested the DC-15s sidearm—a reliable backup for close encounters.

He assembled the rifle methodically, each piece sliding into place with the precision of a surgeon. The elongated barrel nestled snugly against the receiver, the collapsible stock adjusted to fit his frame. The energy cell, its blue glow like a distant star, slid home. As he snapped the trigger assembly into place, muscle memory guided his hands. The blaster hummed to life, a familiar thrum that resonated deep within him. The holographic sight awaited, its reticule calibrated for close-range engagements.

Jet slung the rifle over his shoulder, its weight settling comfortably against his spine. The holster found its place on his waist, the sidearm secured at his left hip. Duty washed over him—an old companion, both comforting and burdensome. Victory and loss danced in his mind, a bittersweet waltz. He splashed cold water on his face at the sink, banishing doubt. Now was not the time for introspection.

Exiting his bunk, Jet navigated the narrow corridor. Abelene’s payment—or lack thereof—weighed on him. The mission felt like a gamble, the odds stacked against them. He stepped into the cargo bay, where the two crew members awaited. His grin was wide, eyes gleaming with mischief.

“You told her yet, Kid?” he teased, his smirk revealing more than words ever could.
I have to with @deegee on this one, I feel like a Bounty Hunter is a very different path to the one we're on. Maybe an Ex-Bounty Hunter that wants an easier go of things but the skills might not be very useful for the crew?
@RisingRobinJust catching up on some things! Post should be soon-ish!
Jet’s smirk vanished, replaced by a furrowed brow that betrayed his concern. The job Abelene might offer after this one weighed heavily on his mind. Sure, having the first refusal was a privilege, but it meant nothing if the mission was a suicide run. No amount of money could compensate for that. Jet’s anxiety wasn’t for himself; it was for his team. He had already lost so much and couldn’t bear the thought of losing more comrades. The memories of past losses haunted him, each face a reminder of the cost of their dangerous line of work.

He inhaled deeply, letting out a slow, measured sigh. “Abelene can be trusted, that’s for sure,” he said, his voice tinged with resignation. He paused, closing his eyes and leaning back against the doorframe. “Trusted to do whatever is in her best interests, everyone else be damned.” Jet straightened up, rubbing the back of his neck and rolling his head from side to side to ease the tension. The weight of responsibility pressed heavily on his shoulders, but he knew he had to stay strong for the sake of the crew.

He glanced back at Fel, a sly smile creeping across his face. “Looks like we’ve got some fun ahead of us,” he said, trying to inject a bit of levity into the situation. The truth was, he needed to keep morale high, even if it meant masking his own fears with a facade of confidence.

Jet nodded at Fel. “I’ll see you down there. I need to grab my gear.” He turned to leave but hesitated after a step, glancing back over his shoulder. “Don’t forget to bring your best. Times are getting tougher.” His mouth spread into a cheeky grin. “Could do without any more blaster burns, yeah, kid?” The playful banter was his way of reminding Fel to stay sharp and vigilant. They couldn’t afford any mistakes, not now.

As he walked away, Jet’s mind raced with thoughts of the upcoming mission. He knew the risks, but he also knew that the crew relied on him, just as he relied on them. He couldn’t let them down. With a determined stride, he headed towards his bunk.
Completely feasible for nobles to hire half-elves in an expendable manor, they'd be cheaper too and the vast majority of humans wouldn't work for a half-epf, some might but those would mainly be anyone with no other alternative
@rabidbacon Amazing, can't wait to see what Bane gets up to! Little advice, Elves would be incredibly distrusted and driven out of any human civilised places, this includes half-elves. If you keep your ears covered it won't be a problem but hey, maybe you want those problems in the RP at some point. Accepted!

I'll do my best to get the RP post up today!
Culture is very open character wise but the setting we'd be loosely using would be based around English Medieval!
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