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Vortex said
Wait, isnt this already mainstream christianity? What did you even change?The nearly everything in the bible contradicts something else in the bible not to mention common sense and modern .Which is why i don't believe in a two thousand year old book written by a bunch of superstitious desert people who had no idea how the world worked


He changed the fact that God isn't active. And this website isn't the place to start religious argument; for that's what your comment came off as.
I would, depending on the time period (what game timeframe does this take place in?)
I would, depending on the time period (what game timeframe does this take place in?)
Geoffrey Silt said
Alrighty! I'll wait till another person shows interest, and get the OOC up, as that would be the possible crew. Also, I need to form a galaxy or something. That or we could make it up as we go along.


Can you put a link to the OOC?
I'm listening to Death Grips. Specifically, the song "You might think he loves you for your money but I know why he really loves you it's for your brand new leopard skin pillbox hat". It's a beautiful song about love, loss, friendship, and forgiveness.
This sounds interesting, and I'd gladly join.
This sounds pretty cool. I would gladly play templar, if you would let me.
so, do I just make a character? This sounds cool.
A bit of explanation is needed for the story. It may take a while. I'm putting the RP under the general section for now, discluding character sheets.

In the beginning of time, there were three major races.
The first beings were the Kaythar, a race of creators, artificers, and theologians. They are considered to be the oldest race of the three, and the kindest. They have (or had) the most power, and coincidentally were the least numerous. They are credited with creating humanity, the Sun, and the elements of Earth and Water.
The second beings were the Shornaal, a race of usurpers, plotters, and destruction. They are considered to be the cruelest of the three, and the second oldest. Holding quite a lot of power, the Shornaal's numbers were also never fully known, as their numbers are eternally changing. Credited with creating change, chaos, and the elements of Fire and Rot.
The third of the great races were the Ouvrak, a race of explorers, pioneers, and engineers. They are the youngest, and considered to be morally grey-ish. They are the most elusive of the Great Races, and give the least to their followers, yet ask for little in return, which many see as a benefit. They are credited with creating the stars, the moon, and the elements of Wind and the Storm.
It is generally considered that the Shornaal are the Big Bad Evil Guys, but that is actually just a matter of opinion. They are the masters of change, anarchy, and chaos, but they are also the creators of hope, rejuvenation, and revival. The Kaythar are generally considered to be "good", seeing as they made the earth and humanity, and have since then protected humanity. However, they also represent stagnancy, oppression, and the darker side of the status quo. The two are constantly at war, and even their followers generally distrust each other.
With that in mind, here is the story.
The Outer One, a fourth being of unknown origin, thrived on death. He visited earth in many forms, and all who saw him named him as they saw fit. To the denizens of the lost City of Atlantis, he was known as the Deceiver. To the Mayans he was the Serpent, and to the men in the old British foothills he was the Great Dragon. After feeding off these civilizations, he had acquired a taste for the souls of humans. However, there was no way to get any more without arousing suspicion from the Kaythar. So, disguised as a Kaythar deity, he slew the Shornaal called Basphet, the greatest of their number. This started the War that will not End, leading to the current events.
The Kaythar, the Ouvrak, and the Shornaal all bred with the humans they seduced. Thousands of generations later (modern day), many of these, called the Forsaken, all vie for the attention of their distant grandfathers and grandmothers. And how better to achieve that than murdering rival deities servants?

I'm open to criticism, comment, and question, and yes, this will be edited before the RP starts.
Chaos Warriors are mortals who have left their natural way of life and chosen to dedicate themselves to a Chaos God, in order to gain their favour and blessings with the ultimate goal of daemonhood and eternal life. Amongst the Northmen some warriors feel the power of Chaos greater than others. These warriors are made the pawns of the Chaos gods. The Warriors of Chaos are the best of the fighters of the Northmen, their abilities honed from constant battle within their own ranks and battle with opposing forces. They are held in honour and fear amongst the Northmen, due to their strong connection with the gods of Chaos.
Among the ranks of the armies of Chaos are the northern tribesmen, hulking, veritable giants of muscle and rage, they march into battle in the thousands. These warriors are born fighters at birth, and few armies are their peers in battle. Within their ranks their is no place for mercy, for who else could call the frozen north home but one whose soul is even colder than the bloody ice? They march to battle with legions of wrathful northmen, supported by the vile beasts of Chaos, great direhounds and troll in their ranks.
In the armies of Chaos, creatures are chosen to ride outside the main Crusades flanks, as a spearhead. These are the Beastmen, vile half-men whose flesh has warped into the ghastly and feral forms of wild animals. Their leaders, the Bray-Shaman, call the herds from a peaceful existence to serve their dark masters in war. The warherds shall march to conflict, and none can stand against the wrath of the true Children of the Dark Gods.
And even the foul armies of Chaos need the tools to spill southron blood. The daemonic warsmiths of the Warriors of Chaos are known as the Chaos Dwarves. Vile and cruel, they are a twisted, sickening perversion of all the good that dwarves present. They march to war with enslaved Greenskins, trolls, and even Chaos Forsaken, proud warriors who have little time before they become the spawn of Chaos. The Dwarves fuel the war machines of the Crusades, and are without equal in their craft.
You take the role of a powerful Lord of Chaos, a god-like man whose sheer will can bend the energy of Chaos to his strong will. You may choose a patron God to give your champion great powers, or serve Chaos undivided and reap your own harvest.
Gods: Choose a God from below.



The purpose of this game is to lead an army into the south and conquer it. It won't be easy by any stretch, as even the Everchosen champions of the past have broken their own backs fighting the armies of the south. [/hider]
If you want to do this RP and you don't know about the vast universe of Warhammer Fantasy, I'd recommend using the website Lexicanum, the selecting Of the Old Ages on the first page. Read up on all the many flavors of Chaos.
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