Lucian

Warhammer 40,000: Lilaethan (Eldar Roleplay)

@Lucian
I really don't like craftworld eldar, but I really do like Exodite Eldar and my point is could I play as a space wood elf riding a t-rex?

@Andreyich

Good to see you, and yes you can.

Warhammer 40,000: Lilaethan (Eldar Roleplay)

I find that the Eldar, as a faction, are supremely underrepresented in the roleplaying community. Roleplaying the Adeptas Astartes can be fun, but the mysterious and fascinating Eldar are just as interesting, and their vast and expansive lore allows for tons of awesome stories and characters to be developed. With that in mind, I present my concept for an Eldar themed rp.

The Eldar Maiden World of Virdaan is in great danger. The local Exodite shamans have received dire warnings form the World Spirit of a great and terrible calamity soon to befall the planet, an Ork Waaaaagh. In response, the shamans mustered all of the psychic power they could, and sent a call for help through the warp. The call was crude and imprecise, but powerful, drawing on the World Spirit for an extra psychic boost. The call was so powerful that several nearby (relatively speaking) Craftworlds could hear it. Each of them scrambled what aide they could, vanguard forces, ghost warriors, Rangers. With the psychic coordination of the seers of the Craftworlds, a massive Eldar fleet began its movement to reinforce Virdaan. However, the pyschic call for aide was heard by more than just the Eldar, and dark, hungry forces now set their sights on the vulnerable Maiden World.

-The Team: The idea is to have a diverse cast of Eldar who can be from a number of Craftworlds, and fill a number of roles. You can be anything from a lowly Guardian to a powerful Warlock. There may even be a few spots for some ghost warriors, if I think you're capable of roleplaying such a character. This will be a small-to-medium sized special forces group sent ahead of the main eldar fleet on a very specific mission.

-The Mission: The mission for our team is three-pronged. Firstly, make contact with the local Exodite population to coordinate defenses. Second, find and repair an ancient Eldar Webway gate to allow for swift and secretive reinforcement planetside, and third, assist in the defense of the planet through the first few waves of the assault and holdout until the conjoined Eldar fleet arrives. However, things will not go as smoothly as intended.

So, obviously, this will require basic understanding of the 40k lore, and at least a little knowledge of Eldar lore specifically, however, I'm a big lore buff, particularly in respects to the Eldar, and can answer most questions. Anyone interested?

Warhammer 40k: Challanges of Chaos.

Tentative interest in a Thousand Sons sorcerer role.

Scourge of the Machine God | A 40k APOCALYPSE Roleplay | High-Casual | Interest Thread

Would it be possible to play an Eldar Wraithknight? The interplay between the pilot and the spirit of their dead twin would be really fun to write.

Magic The Gathering: Planeswalker Adventure.

Ah. I didn't realize that Innistradi Vampires weren't technically undead. I was also thinking of Soren when I made this character. I'll think up another character then, my bad. Gimme some time, definitely wanna' get involved.

EDIT @mattmanganon I've edited the CS with a new character idea, no history or equipment yet as I want to be sure the general concept is acceptable before I go any further.

Word association Game!

Sandwich

Magic The Gathering: Planeswalker Adventure.

Orin

Name: Orin, The Pilferwind
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Home Plane: Ravnica
Species: Faerie

Appearance

Colour Identity: Primarily Red, symbolizing a strong need for personal freedom, regardless of natural or man-made law, with a hint of Blue representing a thoughtful subtlety that belies his mannerisms and lends itself well to his thievery.
Powers

• Magnimancy: Orin is able to pull mana from sources around him and use them to manipulate the size of his body. This is a relatively simple and primal magic, and as such requires about the amount of mana one would expect for any feat. For instance, if Orin wanted to increase his size to that of a giant, he would need vast reserves of mana, whereas increasing it to that of an ordinary human would not be terribly strenuous. Shrinking himself requires proportionate mana as well.
• Celerimancy: Orin's signature magic is the manipulation of the speed and velocity of items or objects, including his own body and the bodies of others. This can be used to paralyze foes, or increase his own speed (and that of allies.) However, the physical restrictions of the object effected by Celerimancy still apply, so it must be used with caution.

Skills: Larceny, Thievery, Stealth, Subterfuge, Flight
History:
Equipment:

Magic The Gathering: Planeswalker Adventure.

I like the idea you posted in the IC. Particularly interested in what Niv Mizzet would do in that situation. I also have an OC in mind that would work perfectly.

Warhammer: End Times Nation Roleplay Interest Check

Oh shiiiit. Dibs on Athel Loren if this goes places