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3 yrs ago
Current I'm just a D&D junkie between DMs.
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4 yrs ago
And I'm back!
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4 yrs ago
To all my players and writing partners; Don't worry! I've not vanished or forgotten you. I've had something come up, and will be taking the rest of this week off from my RPs. See you next week!
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4 yrs ago
Starting a Vampire the Masquerade campaign. Look for it in the TTRPG interest check section. I'm gonna be a story teller!
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5 yrs ago
I feel torn. On one hand, I'm bored, so I want to get into some more RPs. On the other, I know once the quarantine ends, I won't have the free time to keep up with all of them. Temptation is a B.
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I couldn't find something like this, and the guild has the tools to do it; So, why not?

What are things you, the people who use the site, would like to see changed on the guild?

Rules:
1.) No arguments. State your idea, give a brief explanation (if you must).

2.) Don't reply to anyone else's idea. If you like it, give a thumbs up. If you don't, keep it to yourself.

3.) One idea per person, per page. Even if they're 'awesome' ideas, give it time between posts. Looking for feedback from everyone.

4.) Take time to thumbs up! Only way this works is if we can tell what ideas people like.

5.) Do not reference any other post, roleplays, other members, etc. Looking to improve things, not bash anyone else



If you're wondering "What's the point?" Data. Raw data, being gathered and collected, to be used towards whatever goal anyone would like to use it towards. In this case, that data is meant to be things relevant to the site, in terms of what people would like to see in regards to the guild as a whole.
Wow, that intro was longer than I planned. Well, hopefully everyone liked it! I'll be around later, if anyone has anything they'd like to add.
TONDE


A night club, a bar, a restaurant, a quote-unquote "gentleman's club;" Tonde was many things, but most importantly, it was neutral ground. Without regard for who they worked for or where they came from, criminals of every variety and background had a habit of gracing Tonde's walkways. That even included those at the top of the proverbial food chain, if rarely. Usually, though, there was at least one major player within the city choosing to enjoy some manner of Tonde's many offerings.

Tonight, that man was Patrick Peterson. An older man, and one of few unafraid to show it, Patrick was a somewhat round and bald-headed man. The last of his hair hung from the sides of his head, short and mostly gray. While he didn't need them, he had a habit of wearing glasses with dark lenses. Where many men and women chose to wear their money as artificial youth, he chose a more traditional show of wealth. With a suit, fitted with diamond cuffs and gold buttons, perfectly fit to his frame with a thread count at the limit of what can be created by human hands. If nothing else, Patrick was a man of refined taste and excellent judgement.

Which suited Michael just fine, as Patrick was one of the only crime lords on the planet with his number. That, of course, was the reason Michael was present at all. Tonight's affair was fairly straightforward, if somewhat tedious. Patrick had hired him to act as a bodyguard-something he'd done a dozen times before, and would likely do again as the man paid very well-during a business transaction between himself and an informant. As per the usual, someone had gotten their hands on valuable information, and Patrick was offering them a very large sum of untraceable money to find out what that information was.

That whole business was over with, and had been for nearly an hour. Patrick, known to celebrate, had ordered foie gras with filet mignon and truffles. A meal fit for royalty, but one that takes time to prepare and longer to eat. Given the selection of brandy Tonde offered, though, Michael was happy to stay the extra time. He had even considered joining Patrick for his meal, but then something happened.

Given his assignment, Michael had chosen a spot where he could see the front door. The usual crowd had come and gone, much like the contact Patrick had met. No one looked any more suspicious than anyone else had, until those three. The first one was a big fellow, a bruiser if ever there was one. Muscle was a common sight, especially in a place to look for work. After him followed a woman, tall but seeming short next to the man. She was attractive, in the way only a mature woman could be. Whoever she was, she was not to be trifled with; Walking into a place like this, without a shred of hesitation, was not something just any woman could do.

And then the cop walked in.

He wasn't in uniform, and he had no badge to be seen. Still, in a hole filled with rats, it's fairly obviously when a cat walks in. There was something about the way they carried themselves, a kind of certainty that very few could hide. This one was too tall and a little too lean. In fairness, Michael couldn't take all the credit for noticing him. Others around the bar took notice, the easily spooked crowd making themselves scarce. From the looks of things, he was carrying a hidden weapon, based on the reaction of those with obvious cybernetic eye enhancements. Those looking to work as bodyguards found that particular upgrade generally worth the pay increase, though Michael was not personally a fan of such gadgets.

That alone wasn't enough to prompt a response, though. Some were getting scared and running, but that happened almost every time someone walked in. Though it had a reputation, Tonde was still a legitimate business, completely unconnected to all the crime that went on under its roof. This could be something as simple as an officer looking for a place where his authority would be respected to impress guests, or as elaborate as an exchange of information between two interested parties.

When Patrick waved the three of them over, Michael had a feeling he knew which it was. Patrick, after all, was a man known for making himself available to those looking for what he had to sell. Either he thought this was a good chance to offer his services, or he knew these people were coming and had waited specifically for them. Whichever it was, Michael knew it was time to get closer. Until now, he'd remained open to the world. Patrick didn't know he was there either way, and Michael was quite good at blending in, even without his ability. Now that it was active, though, nothing except the rubber ring on Patrick's finger would give the slightest indication he had ever been there, let alone was there still.


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I've got an idea for a character. Should I PM a CS to you @Mercenary Lord or post it somewhere in the original forum directly? Once I've gotten it done, I mean.

The idea is, his powers always leaned more towards criminal work than being a super. People kept offering him money to do morally ambiguous things, eventually he took the offer. One offer leads to another, then another, each one getting worse and worse. Eventually it comes to light he'd broken the law, and thanks to the nature of his power, every crooked law enforcer in the world can start pinning otherwise unsolvable cases on him.
Always wanted to be a hero, though. Even now, after years of working in the criminal underworld, developing the usual array of vices-alcohol, sex, drugs, anger issues, and more than a few mental disorders. So, he thinks this meet-up is his last chance to be a 'good guy.'

This post ended up being longer than I intended it to. XD
This looks pretty interesting. Got a couple questions, if you don't mind;

What kind of 'powers' are the supers allowed to have? Is it based on technology, like iron man, or more like X-men where some people have one specific 'power' they can do things with? I'm assuming people at superman level are off limits.

Who's already in the group? A general, simple explanation is all I'm after. Names aren't even required, I just want to know what character concepts are already in use without needing to read the entire thread.
Good morning bump!
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